JOSHUA J. OMOJUWA argues that all stakeholders should do more to ensure the gains of economic recovery reflect on the masses Politicians don’t see contradictions; that is why a politician can cry about high food prices and, months later, moan about low food prices with the same fervour. In our political climate, nuance is seen almost as a weakness. Something is either entirely bad or unquestionably good—no middle grounds, no space for measured evaluation. Government is either performing exceptionally well or it is a monumental disaster. The economy is either booming beyond imagination or rapidly heading toward an iceberg, ready to crash like the Titanic. But when seen through a clearer, more honest lens, national issues are rarely ever so absolute. Most realities are a blend of multiple t...