The Induced Coma: When a nation stops flinching at its own pain, By Folahan Johnson
Of course, the conversation became a trending issue and the founder of Paga, Tayo Oviosu, was one of the first to react[1] to the issue, and as expected the Deputy Governor reacted to the issue, saying he was deliberately misunderstood, he read Tayo’s psot verbatim and in doing so he showed that he did not know who Tayo was and he probably thinks he is just a political jobber sent by the opposition, The deputy governor of the largest economy in the country does not know the founder of one of the most consequential fintech to emerge out of Africa right out of Lagos in the past 10 years, that is a sad story for another day.
Sources Danne Institute for Research, “Economic Costs of Traffic Congestion in Lagos” (with Financial Derivatives Company).
Lagos’s deputy governor, the man most likely to be its next governor, told an audience that “Lagos traffic is not a problem; it’s just a lifestyle.
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