Kofi Ahovi

  Political 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 ...

  Lord Fiifi Quayle has donated copies of his book, Pricing Uncertainty, to the library of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), as part of an initiative to deepen policy engagement on economic risk and uncertainty. The presentation was received by Hon. Ako Gunn, Hon. Kakra Esamuah, and Vincent on behalf of the party. The donation forms part of a broader effort by Mr. Quayle to ensure that political institutions and policymakers are actively involved in understanding and applying frameworks for pricing uncertainty in economic decision-making. Pricing Uncertainty explores how governments and institutions can better anticipate, measure, and respond to risks in areas such as fiscal policy, exchange rate management, and long-term growth planning. Speaking during the presentation, Mr. Quayle emphasized the importance of integrating risk analysis into policymaking, noting that “sustainable economic management requires not just reacting to crises, but proactively pricing and preparing f...