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Capital Without Structure: Why Nigeria Keeps Funding Systems That Cannot Work

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The NNPCL refinery cycle is not a funding problem. It is a structural problem that capital alone cannot fix. Nigeria has spent billions attempting to revive its state-owned refineries. Most recently, approximately $2.39 billion was deployed toward rehabilitation. One refinery reportedly restarted operations, only to shut down again within months. Now, a new Memorandum of […]

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The Exit Problem: Why Failing Systems Don’t Die

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The Exit Problem: Why Failing Systems Don’t Die Why systems that cannot fail properly often cannot improve—and how blocked exit turns failure into permanence. Not every failed system collapses. Some continue. They continue to receive funding. They continue to employ people. They continue to issue reports, announce reforms, appoint new boards, launch recovery plans, and

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