Policy Without Politics

Policy Without Politics is a weekly thought-leadership podcast hosted by Dr. Ken and Chike Obi. We unpack government policy and examine real-world impact on economies and business. We connect the decisions made in capitals to the markets, companies, and people they affect, with global relevance grounded in an authentic African context. Each episode goes inside the policy shaping economies: trade, fiscal and monetary decisions, regulation, investment, and development, in conversation with the policymakers, economists, and business leaders driving them. No partisanship, no noise. Just rigorous analysis you can use. New episodes weekly. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #5

  Sports & Creative Economy: Where Nigeria Actually Wins

  Aug 5, 202627 minS1

  <p>Nigeria isn’t short on talent; it’s short on economic structure.</p><br><p>What happens if we stop treating sports and the creative economy like "side hustles" or entertainment and start treating them like core national revenue drivers?</p><br><p>In today’s brand new episode, Chike Obi and Dr Ken Ikpe break down why Nigeria’s massive youth demographic is our biggest economic leverage point and what it will actually take to monetise it.</p><br><p>From the playbook behind South Korea’s global creative explosion to the policy and regulatory reforms needed right here at ho...

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  Episode #4

  $1 Trillion Economy Policy

  Aug 5, 202643 minS1

  <p>Can Nigeria realistically hit the $1 trillion economy target, or does the ambition demand a fundamental recalibration of policy?</p><br><p>In this episode of Policy Without Politics, Chike Obi and Dr. Ken dissect the mechanics of national growth, bridging the gap between political rhetoric and fiscal reality. They examine where infrastructure, human capital, and regulatory efficiency must intersect for the target to hold.</p><br><p>#PWP #Governance #Policy #Politics #ChikeObiDrKen</p><p > Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.</p>

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  Episode #3

  Why do African Teams Concede at The 86th Minutes?

  Aug 5, 202610 minS1

  <p>Why do African football teams consistently lose focus in the final minutes of a match? In this episode of Policy Without Politics, Chike Obi and Dr. Ken break down the "86th-minute phenomenon" and explain why sports must be treated as a serious multi-billion dollar business engine for GDP growth rather than just physical education.</p><br><p>#PWP #Governance #Policy #Politics #ChikeObiDrKen</p><p > Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.</p>

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  Episode #2

  The Importance of an Economic Adviser in National Government

  Aug 5, 202635 minS1

  <p>True national security starts with a booming economy. In this episode of Policy Without Politics, Chike Obi and Dr. Ken Ikpe explain why the National Economic Adviser holds the key to unlocking Nigeria's potential.</p><br><p>From analyzing historical GDP trends to outlining why this role requires total independence from the Ministry of Finance, we deliver an honest, data-backed look at how governance should actually work.</p><br><p>A weak economic advisory leads to fragmented policies. A strong, independent adviser creates a unified master plan, from agriculture to tech across every state.</p><br><p>Do you...

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  Episode #1

  Policy vs Implementation: Why Nigeria’s Good Ideas Keep Failing

  Aug 5, 202635 minS1

  <p>In this episode of Policy Without Politics (PWP), Chike Obi and Dr. Ken Ikpe take on one of Nigeria’s biggest development questions: Is Nigeria’s problem bad policy, poor implementation, or something deeper?</p><br><p>From fuel subsidy removal to electricity pricing, health insurance, education, IMF advice, telecoms, exchange rates, and social safety nets, this conversation explores why many Nigerian policies look good on paper but fail to deliver lasting results for citizens.</p><br><p>The hosts also examine whether policies are truly designed for the people they claim to serve, why implementation requires sacrifice from lead...

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