The Builder Series is a set of practical guides for founders, developers and operators. Each one takes a costly public problem, like uncollected tax or lost power, and shows you what to build, who pays for it, and how to win the first contract.
Ten real problems, each one buildable with the AI tools available today.
Nigeria isn't competing to build the biggest AI models, and it doesn't need to. Those models already exist, and Nigerian-language models are arriving too. The opportunity is one level up: tools that read forms, check rules, find buildings, flag fraud and answer people in their own language.
That's where local builders can win, because it takes knowing how things work here.
One problem, a few, or everything. The discount grows as you add more.
A 7–10 page PDF playbook for each problem, from idea to first paid pilot. All ten for ₦100,000.
The playbook plus a private app with the tools to run it, on your phone or laptop.
All ten Builder’s Packs: every playbook and every set of tools, for all ten problems, plus all ten playbooks in one PDF. A third off.
In the order we'd build them. The first two are the easiest place to win a contract.
Up to a third off. Playbooks and packs count together.
No. Several playbooks start with private buyers, like distribution companies, clinic chains and private schools. Each one says where to start if you know nobody.
No. Each playbook sets out what to check, and your own lawyer reviews any agreement before you sign.
Everything: all ten Builder’s Packs, so every playbook and every set of tools, plus all ten playbooks in one PDF. ₦200,000, a third off buying them one by one. If you already own some, you only pay for the rest.
Yes, for ₦15,000 from inside your library. And anything you bought in the last 30 days counts toward a bigger bundle, so you only pay the difference. Use the same email and the credit applies at checkout.
Every figure is labelled by type (verified, attributed, historical, or our own illustrative arithmetic) and dated, with the source we used at the time of writing. Websites move and figures get revised, so pack owners get updated figures through the 2026–27 edition.
For states, investors and partners, Clarity House measures a market on the ground: field data, sized and sourced, for a specific state, sector or deal.