Sebastian Duque

After months of careful research and years of following West African economic trends (both professionally and out of sheer fascination), I’ve put together what I hope will be a genuinely helpful exploration of Nigeria’s economic reality. The question “Is Nigeria a rich or poor country?” isn’t quite as straightforward as it might seem, and I’m rather excited to unpack it with you. You see, Nigeria presents one of the most fascinating economic paradoxes on the African continent.

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This week, we invited hundreds of members of the class of 2028 to attend Bulldog Days events at Dwight Hall, Yale’s Center for Public Service and Social Justice. We told them how Dwight Hall can support them while they volunteer, learn about careers and join student groups. What is harder to tell students is that these activities are funded by an endowment that profits from war.