The Sukuk story has proved it: Nigeria has abundance. We must now unlock it. I followed the story carefully. What did I observe? Capital is not scarce in Nigeria. DMO offered ₦300bn Sukuk. The market responded with ₦2.2 trillion. That is 735% oversubscription, in a market many call “capital-starved.” That response is not the behaviour of a capital-starved market. That is the behaviour of a market waiting for well-structured value to unlock its abundance. And here is the lesson for me: The question is not if opportunity exists rather it should be whether we’ve done the work to discover it and build for it. What product, service, or platform are you building that can trigger the same fast release of capital? Once that is discovered, abundance will not delay. Nigeria remains a great place to build. TGIF