Even when we don’t understand, we trust. And even then, we pray—with shameless audacity!” Faith doesn’t quit. Faith doesn’t hold back. Faith presses in, knowing God is always faithful! #TheFranchiseChurch #ShamelessAudacity #DidYouHearPastorT

And… scene 🎬 Our Nigerian 🇳🇬 flag is officially the first and fastest flag to visit all 7 continents! 🤯🔥 I guess my work here is done. I cannot wait to be homeeeee 🥹 #AlmaChasingContinents #AlmaHasChasedContinentsAndIsGoingHome

The internet is an essential part of daily life for most of the world. As of January 2025, 67.9% of the global population — 5.56 billion people — are online. This marks a 2.5% increase (+112 million people) compared to January 2024, reflecting the internet’s unstoppable

The eba you’re looking down on is far healthier and better than wheat and semo.

Why Sub-Saharan Africa Helps Your Portfolio A study from Center for Global Development) found these correlations with the S&P 500 (American Stock Market): Latin America: 0.86 Asia: 0.79 Sub-Saharan Africa (ex-South Africa): 0.31

The states with the least number of doctors are mostly in the north. Jigawa has a dismal 255 doctors. Graphic from Intelpoint

If your growing up had a good dose of CeCe Winans, just 'gift' your next-gen Jonathan McReynolds You appreciate his musical content and graces because hers set the frame in your 'formative years'. Music that tugs at the soul—in the lingua of the day.

HONEY: "I'm your 'Serotonin because the moment you call, I'm showing up" #TheHoneySeries #healthysugar

OPay entered Nigeria’s market with what I describe as the Invisible Layer Strategy*. The company did not come to build a sustainable motorcycle hailing business or a mass-transportation empire. Instead, ORide, OBus, OKeke and the rest were simply decoys—tools to force millions to

The revelation from JP Morgan: 'The biggest U.S. bank will allow institutional investors to use Bitcoin or Ether as collateral for loans, Bloomberg reports, citing anonymous sources. The decision marks the continued evolution of CEO Jamie Dimon, who once referred to crypto as a

Umu Abia: I want to take this moment to share the good news coming our way in 2026 and beyond. Immediately after the election, His Excellency Dr. Alex Otti invited a group of professionals to help design and architect a roadmap for Abia’s future. I was privileged to be included

A couple of years ago, I analysed this a generational shift, but this here shows that it is even a decadal shift. We Move! No Time!

We are now rolling Capital projects from the 2024 and 2025 budgets into the 2026 budget. Warning about what looked like the expectation of “miracle alert” in the 2025 budget, I had said: “When governments budget with unrealistic revenue projections, it is akin to holding up a

🗣️🗣️ Dear Nigerians, Recall that the Federal Government projected a revenue of N40.8 trillion to run the 2025 budget of N54.9 trillion—but as it stands, FG may end the year with just N10.7 trillion as ACTUAL revenue. Despite this shortfall, there is still NO 2025 BUDGET

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If you study Nigeria’s business history closely, you will notice a pattern: roughly every decade, the economy undergoes a structural redesign driven by a new operating system. These redesigns do not announce themselves loudly, but when they arrive, they reorder winners, redraw

Ronald Reagan was the first U.S. president who had been divorced. His first marriage, to actress Jane Wyman, ended because she chose to walk away. By all accounts, she wasn’t the easiest person to be married to — she filed for divorce from her second husband just a month after

SUGAR IS NOT A TREAT, IT IS A TRAP Children love sweets. Parents love to reward them with biscuits, juice, and chocolates. It looks harmless, but sugar is not a treat, it is a trap. Each sip of soda. Each lick of candy. Each “harmless” sweet is setting off alarms in the body.

Earlier this week (Feb 3rd): 7 states in Nigeria marked 50 years since their creation. From historical times, #Jubilee a principle of life and survival, does a great job at enacting its demands when it shows up. Welcome to yet another Jubilee, Nigeria!