The Treasury Single Account (TSA) is a policy used in many countries. It just means that the government has one main bank account. TSA was introduced in Nigeria in 2012 but went into full effect in 2016. Find out the pros and cons of this policy and how one company is making a cool 0.5% off of one nation's deposits.

We Get Sense Podcast: Treasury Single Account (TSA)

The Abuja International Airport (Nnamdi Azikwe Airport) will be closed for 6 weeks for the repair of its one and only runway! International Airlines are not thrilled, but it's turning out to be a great opportunity for our struggling domestic airlines.



We Get Sense Podcast: Abuja Airport Closing

Xenophobia has been a recurrent issue in South Africa ever since democratisation in 1994. Although you might think that it is mostly Nigerians being attacked, nationals from many African countries have been victimised. Tune in to find out what's got South Africans so angry. 

Nigerian Killings in South Africa

What do the 3 tiers of governments in Nigeria do exactly?
And is this the most efficient way to develop the nation or the most efficient way to share the national cake?

Federal, State, and Local Governments. What do they do?

This episode is all about Nigeria's succession plan. We all know who takes over when the president takes over. But what happens when both the president and vice president are unwilling or unable to rule Nigeria?
How does Nigeria's succession plan compare to that of the USA and France? Find out in this episode of We Get Sense

We Get Sense Secession Plan

Complex topics discussed in a simple way. Join Sadiq and Estelle as they explore everything from the "Nigerian killings in South Africa" to the "Treasury Single Account".  Oh and did we mention we chat over glasses of white wine? There's never a dull moment.

We Get Sense!