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Lord Fiifi Quayle Donates Pricing Uncertainty to Lashibi Senior High School to Inspire the Next Generation of Economic Thinkers

 Lord Fiifi QuaylePolitical economist, author, and Founder of Africa Macro Intelligence (AMI), Lord Fiifi Quayle, has donated copies of his book, Pricing Uncertainty: Black–Scholes, Risk, and the Future of African Finance, to the library of Lashibi Senior High School as part of his commitment to promoting economic literacy, critical thinking, and a culture of reading among Ghana’s youth.

The donation forms part of a broader educational initiative to make knowledge on economics, finance, risk, and public policy more accessible to students while encouraging them to pursue excellence in scholarship, leadership, and innovation.

Speaking during a brief ceremony at the school, Mr. Quayle urged students to embrace education as the most powerful tool for preparing for an uncertain future.

Life is full of uncertainty, but education equips us to face it with confidence. Every book you read, every lesson you learn, and every question you ask prepares you to make better decisions and create opportunities—not only for yourselves but for your communities and our nation.”

He encouraged students to remain curious, think critically, and believe that they can become the economists, entrepreneurs, scientists, engineers, policymakers, and innovators who will shape Ghana’s future.

Quayle also challenged the students to see reading as a lifelong investment, emphasizing that knowledge is one of the greatest assets anyone can possess.

The management of Lashibi Senior High School welcomed the donation and expressed appreciation for the contribution to the school’s library, noting that the books would serve as a valuable resource for students interested in economics, finance, and public affairs.

Pricing Uncertainty: Black–Scholes, Risk, and the Future of African Finance explores how uncertainty influences financial markets, investment decisions, and economic policy, while examining the unique challenges and opportunities facing African economies in a rapidly changing global environment.

The donation reflects Lord Fiifi Quayle’s belief that building stronger economies begins with investing in informed and empowered young people. Through his writing, research, and public engagement, he continues to advocate evidence-based policymaking and greater economic literacy across Africa.

About Lord Fiifi Quayle

Lord Fiifi Quayle is a political economist, author, and Founder of Africa Macro Intelligence (AMI), a research and policy platform dedicated to delivering evidence-based macroeconomic analysis, sovereign risk intelligence, and policy insights for Africa. He is the author of Pricing Uncertainty: Black–Scholes, Risk, and the Future of African Finance.

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