In today’s world, success is no longer something people experience quietly. Social media has turned achievement into a constant public display. Every day, timelines are filled with travel pictures, new cars, business wins, luxury lifestyles, and celebration posts. As a result, many people now feel pressure not only to succeed but to look successful online […]
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Mention “Japa” in any Nigerian group chat, and the reactions come fast. People drop flags. Others share IELTS tips. Someone asks if it is better to stay and build the country. The question sounds simple. The answer is not. When Japa Becomes a Mindset In 2026, Japa is not just a plan. It is a
Japa in 2026: A dream, Lifestyle, or Escape plan? Read More »
It’s 2:14 a.m. in Lekki, Surulere, or Gwarinpa. The light just came back after hours of darkness. Your phone sits at 9%, yet you keep scrolling, acting like your mind is calm. Online, it’s all “God when,” “next level loading,” and “no food for lazy man.” But beneath those posts, something quieter sits heavy. A
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There are lies. There are big lies. And then there is Nigeria’s most trusted statement of dishonesty: “I’m on my way.” Everyone knows it, yet people still use it like it is officially approved. At this point, it feels less like a sentence and more like a cultural habit. Because in Nigeria, “I’m on my
The Great Nigerians lie :”I’m on my way” Read More »
Ah, Sapa… that uninvited guest who shows up at every Nigerian wallet, unannounced and unapologetic. Make we talk true: sapa no be poverty. Poverty is having no food for a week. Sapa? Sapa is when your ATM balance say,error for three consecutive days and you dey consider selling your own hand just to survive. It is a
sapa is not poverty – it’s a spiritual experience unique to Nigerians Read More »
Somewhere between laughing at memes about suffering and casually saying “it is well,” a strange question started forming in the back of our minds. The question: “Are we actually the most resilient generation or are we just the most traumatized one that learned to laugh?” Because the way young Nigerians handle chaos sometimes feels less
are we the most resilient generation or the traumatized one? Read More »
At some point in your twenties — maybe earlier, maybe later — you have a quiet, disorienting realization. The adults who raised you, the ones who seemed so certain, so authoritative, so in possession of answers to questions you hadn’t even thought to ask yet — you realize that they were guessing. The whole time!
adulting life: did The Script Run Out? Read More »
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The biggest shifts and trends driving short- and long-term growth in the future Read More »
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Credit Bank, which offers loans to people without credit score, has raised $15M Read More »
