Economist Podcasts A chance at renewal: Nigeria’s coming election
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Feb 10, 2023 
Kinley Salmon, The Economist's West Africa correspondent, sheds light on the upcoming elections in Nigeria, emphasizing the potential for youth-driven change amidst significant challenges. Simon Cox, the China economics editor, examines the mixed global effects of China's post-pandemic reopening, raising questions about its impact on worldwide markets. Meanwhile, Imogen White critiques the portrayal of psychotherapy in films and TV, revealing how these dramatizations shape public perception and often misrepresent the therapeutic process.
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Obi's Campaign Trail
- Kinley Salmon traveled with Obi's campaign, observing significant enthusiasm, especially among young people.
- Aisha Yusufu, co-founder of Bring Back Our Girls, actively supports Obi.
Obi's Path to Victory
- Obi's path to victory is narrow, needing strong turnout from young, urban voters.
- He might secure a runoff, which would be unprecedented in Nigeria.
Tinubu's Advantages and Challenges
- Tinubu's party controls most governorships and expects to win big in the southwest.
- Voters may blame Tinubu for Nigeria's woes.