The quiet comeback Nigeria is making and where the next millionaires will rise Let’s be honest, Nigeria has been through it. From fuel subsidy drama to forex wahala, and every policy shake-up in between. But quietly, beneath the noise, something […]
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The true meaning of wealth If you can wake up tomorrow morning, stretch your legs, yawn deeply, and say, “I can do what I want today,” you’re already wealthier than most millionaires. Because the highest form of wealth isn’t a […]
The Nigerian money U-turn: how to profit as inflation drops and naira strengthens Let’s be honest for the past few years, being a Nigerian has felt like running on a treadmill that’s speeding up. You’re moving, hustling, sweating… but somehow […]
Let’s face it, the word tax makes many Nigerians sigh deeply. For years, it’s felt like one big mystery. You earn your money, government collects their share, and somehow you’re still not sure who’s in charge; FIRS, state IRS, or […]
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 […]
Let’s be honest, some people are not broke. They’re simply in a secret competition with their cousin, church friend, or neighbour who bought a new car last month. In Nigeria, we rarely say it out loud, but it’s everywhere. That […]
Picture this: you finally land that big job. ₦1.8M per month. O por. Life is looking up, parents are proud, siblings now call you “our boss,” and extended family members start introducing you as “our helper.” At first, it feels […]
Let’s gist. Every year, over ₦23 trillion leaves Nigeria simply because we cannot produce enough fish to feed ourselves. Yes, trillions, not billions. Meanwhile, almost every Nigerian household eats fish at least once a week from mama put joints frying […]
Let me gist you something real quick. Before now, if you weren’t rich or connected, investing felt like a luxury. Something only oga-at-the-top or abroad people did. The rest of us just dey look, dey hustle, dey survive. But times […]