For the first time in history, petrol refined in Lagos has landed in America. Yes, the same Lagos where many of us grew up hustling in fuel queues under hot sun, watching black market boys sell jerrycans for double price. […]
Money Stories
There’s a path to wealth that doesn’t rely on chance or government miracles. I’ve seen it work for people in Lagos, London, and even small towns in America. When you follow it step by step, it quietly changes your story […]
$7 trillion. That’s how much money is currently sitting inside ETFs worldwide. For context, that’s bigger than Nigeria’s economy for the next 20 years combined. And here’s the shocking part, it’s not just billionaires cashing in. Everyday people, nurses, teachers, […]
One income is too risky in Nigeria Over 83% of Nigerians rely on just one income. That’s one salary, one stream, one hope. But here’s the problem: the moment that salary stops, the whole family can collapse. I’ve seen it […]
Even at 40, wealth can still be your story Let’s be honest. Many of us believe once you’ve crossed 35 or 40, the wealth train has left the station. We tell ourselves, “Ah, if only I started earlier, maybe by […]
Let me tell you about two friends, Tolu and Bisi. Tolu lives in Lagos and earns ₦700,000 monthly.Bisi lives in Ibadan and earns ₦350,000 monthly. Now, if I asked you who’s doing better financially, your quick answer would probably be […]
Let me ask you something: how much money has passed through your hands in the last five years? Now, how much of it is still with you? For many Nigerians, the answer is painful. We work hard, we hustle, we […]
Let me ask you a quick question. How many times have you heard people say, “If only government supported creatives, we for don blow since”? From filmmakers to tailors, musicians to game developers, writers to festival organisers, the complaint has […]
Dangote Cement alone made ₦2.07 trillion in the first 6 months of 2025. Yes, trillion with a T. But today’s gist isn’t about Dangote. It’s about you, and the wealth opportunities staring you in the face every time you pass […]
When Femi Otedola launched his book, he wasn’t just selling paper and ink. He was selling trust. He was selling desire. He was selling purpose. But here’s the gist: the exact playbook he used to turn his launch into a […]
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