Nigerian educator Kayode Alabi grew up in a slum and now proves displaced kids can design mobile clinics in 2 days. Meanwhile, Africa's economy is growing while others stagnate, mobile money is reshaping markets, and 3,000+ tribes navigate colonial borders.

The real story? Moving from recipient to creator mindset - whether it's bootcamp kids solving community problems or a continent building its own economic models.

Is this Africa's golden age or another false start?