Stunning, beautiful once again, thank you for talking about, politics, economics and business. "Divide and conquer" is a lot that happens in business and politics nowadays. We have this capitalist monopolist called dangote in Nigeria, he has gotten so big to the extent that he alone influences the government policies, when the governments want to make economic decisions, they tend to want to revolve around this huge business which of course to me affects smaller businesses and innovations which can create more employment for people at grassroots of entrepreneurship.

A two party system often makes it difficult for people to have more choice because sometimes I believe when people have more choice it wouldn't be easy to restrict them to making decisions that would only be a win win for politicians.

Controlled Opposition is even more interesting, in my opinion it feels like "when you cant beat them then you join them" I have some bigger businesses buying up smaller businesses just to reduce the competition and even allow them to keep their respective brands and name while being at the helm of the affair underneath the whole thing.

Once again, well written, the best.