Insights
Notes from the desk.
Writing from the practice — on Nigerian dispute-resolution architecture, on building for the slow internet, on the question of sovereignty in software. Published when there is something to say, not on a calendar.
7 entriesUpdated as published
Issue 01 — The Founding Brief
A note from the Managing Director on what TEK NAIJA is, what it is not, and why a hybrid structure — a holding company for the software we own, a services firm for the software we build for others — made sense to build now rather than later.
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The Blackberry lesson — on disruption, relevance, and survival
Blackberry had the best keyboard in the world. Excellence in the wrong dimension provides no protection against displacement
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Why Nigerian dispute resolution needs its own architecture
The case for treating procedural rules as a system specification — and why most platforms get this exactly backwards.
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Building for the slow internet
Performance budgets are a Lagos question before they are a Vercel question. A note on the discipline of building for everywhere.
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Technology is not the future. It is the present.
Waiting and seeing is not prudence. It is a decision — and the organisations moving while you wait are compounding their lead.
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On sovereignty and software
If the institutions of a continent in motion are going to run on software, the software has to be built for them — not adapted to them.
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AI and the institution — adapt or become irrelevant
Artificial intelligence is not a technology story. It is a strategy story. And most institutions are reading the wrong chapter.
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