A close-it call: Nigeria’s uprising

Alice Fullwood, The Economist's American finance correspondent, discusses the impressive earnings of major U.S. banks amid the pandemic and the challenges they face in a fluctuating economy. Eric Connect, covering Egypt, sheds light on the controversial highway projects near Cairo, revealing the emotional turmoil for locals affected by significant urban disruptions. The dialogue captures the broader implications of these issues, from police reform in Nigeria to the financial resilience of banks, illustrating the intricate balance of social and economic dynamics.