So, everyone's buzzing about the amcon board reconstitution right now because it's way bigger than just changing people in suits. The government just kicked off a huge reset with new faces, and there are big promises about fixing asset recovery and making Nigerian banks healthier. But if you ask me, I think there's definitely some politics behind it.

I've seen a lot of boards get changed before, and half the time, it's not just about performance but about who gets power and influence. Right now, the government says they want a clear plan to end AMCON and bring more trust into the financial system. There’s lots of talk about doing things like the rest of the world and actually giving banks more space to move money around.

I think they want to show investors and the public that they're serious about fixing old problems. But, come on—I'd be surprised if there weren't some political deals happening behind the scenes. Even so, if the new board makes good on getting back the money owed and follows through with their exit plan, that would be pretty cool. If not, it might just end up being more drama with the same old problems.