Usman Isyaku and insights on merit and opportunity in Nigeria, By Mohammed Dahiru Aminu


If the Nigerian society could embrace and foster a system where hard work, expertise and skill are rewarded without reliance on luck, it would not only uplift people but also foster a more prosperous, inclusive society. My hope is that one day, Nigerians can pursue professional growth and personal stability without feeling that their fate rests on a lucky break or a privileged connection. Until then, the paradox of success in Nigeria will likely persist, pushing many to look beyond its borders for a chance at a more attainable and fulfilling life.

In Nigeria, professional success and economic stability can feel elusive, even for the most skilled and educated. While meritocratic societies largely rely on hard work and skills as pathways to upward social mobility, Nigerians often face systemic obstacles that make progress dependent not only on qualifications but also on an extraordinary dose of luck. This paradox stands in stark contrast to my experiences living and…

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