I won’t lie to you, Enyinnaya; I used to think like that too. Then I moved to the UK. I started travelling to other countries without breaking my bank, and I saw how their citizens lived without constant stress. My mentality shifted completely. You honestly don’t need

Lukas Not Podolski To me, the real struggle comes from how we imagine “authenticity.” We act as if to be truly African means to rewind the clock to some imagined pre-contact purity, as though the only legitimate identity is the one untouched by outsiders. But that’s a fantasy. No culture on earth

If you want to japa, ensure it is a personal decision and not that you want to japa because people are leaving If you want to stay in 9ja, ensure you are staying because you want to, not because of people. I've seen people regret staying back in 9ja, and I've seen people

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This isn’t even a gender thing anymore. Some people just aren’t built to handle emotional weight that isn’t theirs. And that’s okay, just dangerous if you don’t realise it early.

That’s true. What’s interesting is that those transactional roots never really disappeared; they just learned to dress differently. What used to be about dowries and alliances is now about emotional labor, shared lifestyles, and social optics. Even when we say we marry for love,

Sometimes the cruelest thing poverty does is make people mistake endurance for holiness.

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This is so true. The truth is, money doesn’t really change love, it reveals it. When there’s kindness and respect between two people, wealth amplifies it. When there’s insecurity or ego, it amplifies that too. It’s never really about the money, it’s about the emotional foundation

It’s easy to believe money is the language of love because it gives visible proof, gifts, trips, gestures. But what it often hides is fear. Fear of being unchosen. Fear of being ordinary. So men overcompensate with material effort, hoping to purchase certainty in a world where

Mayowa This goes wrongly assumes it's the poor against the rich. It's the poor against themselves, the rich against themselves, the rich against the poor, and the poor against the rich. It's envy. It's not just about wealth.

Has anyone ever watched a movie and then, without realizing it, started acting like the main character in real life? Because tell me why I walked into Tesco a few minutes ago just to grab a drink and my brain switched straight into Thomas Shelby mode. The attendant goes, “Do you

Smart men see too much. You can’t be that aware and still be carefree. Ignorance really is bliss.

Your brain thinks normal life is boring because it's gotten used to constant euphoria. You see more on your phone in 30 minutes than people used to in their entire lives. You eat foods that are so sweet that, once you stop, they become disgusting. If you dropped any and all

You are never as stuck as you think you are. Life doesn’t always unfold the way we expect, but every challenge is an opportunity in disguise. It’s okay to stumble, to feel lost, or even uncertain. What matters is that you keep moving, even if it’s just one small step at a time.

That’s a hard but quietly mature truth.

When we start calling every shortcoming ‘poverty,’ growth begins to look like charity instead of choice.

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Suffering does not obey context. It just adapts its accent.

It’s almost like the moment we try to claim a virtue, we turn it into a brand. “I’m wise” becomes marketing. “I’m humble” becomes self-promotion. Even “I love God” can become a way to signal purity instead of actually pursuing it. The ego is clever. It will even use holiness as