America was not built by perfect leaders or moral heroes. It was built largely by businessmen who solved problems at scale. Take the railways. In the 19th century, the United States was vast but disconnected. Moving goods was slow, expensive, and inefficient. Private

The best skill you can have is learning how to keep yourself in a good mood.

Document your life in photographs and writing. Let there be markers clearly showing where the time went. Don’t take moments for granted because moments make up lifetimes. Love people and treat them with kindness. Be patient. Speak up. Rest. Take care of yourself.

France’s relationship with Africa was never neutral. Never accidental. Never innocent. Long after so-called independence, control persisted through financial means, military power, politics, and corporate influence. This system is known as Françafrique.

Making money isn't easy at all, learn to appreciate people who give you their money, no matter how little.

“I own a small bakery. Business has been slow. Rent is up. I was thinking about closing. Last Friday, a teenager came in. He looked nervous. He counted out change for a cookie. He was short 50 cents. ‘It’s okay,’ I said. ‘Take it.’ He ate it at a table, looking at his math

African Diaspora Sex Tourism. While other diasporas return home focused on technology transfer, capital investment, skills sharing, and institution-building, it is painful to observe how, for a good part of the African diaspora, “coming back home” has been reduced to something

As we enter a new year, may we move with purpose, clarity, and compassion. Let us honor our roots while courageously building a future grounded in knowledge, culture, and community. Wishing you peace, health, and fulfillment in the year ahead. #HappyNewYear2026 #bunmioyinsan

Watch. Reflect. Share. Because history is not only what happened—it is what we allow to happen again. youtube.com/watch?v=DFbaWH…

One thing i can boldly say anywhere is that my husband and I started from absolute zero, he was broke i was broke when we met, no money, no stability, nothing handed to us. We met in 2009 when we were both squatting with different people and just trying to survive. Together, we

Stop hyping people you can't call when you need help. Do not post the rich and beg the poor. Let your enjoyment squad be your rescue team.

Sir Dickson Any woman who lets her husband carry the entire financial responsibility of a relationship is wicked and the man who accepts it is foolish. Simple

We need to stop treating fame as expertise.

Why has the Nigerian Judiciary Overtime allowed itself to be boxed to a corner by the Executive and security agencies. Why will a Judge/Magistrate pretend not to know or appreciate a frivolous charge when he sees one? Why do our courts pretend to be ignorant of happenings in

African Maps Africans should be more focused on developing their countries instead of talking about the size of the continent or their country on the global map always

I was homeless for six months in 2011. I slept in my car. I used to park behind a small church because it was dark and quiet. I thought nobody knew I was there. Every morning, I’d wake up, drive to a gas station to wash my face, and go to work (yes, I had a job, just couldn't

The Nigerian Christian’s idea of “standing before kings” is that of mindless servitude devoid of integrity and the fear of God. They claim to be the Daniels and Esthers till it’s time to stand for righteousness, then they keep mute and turn a blind eye because they want to retain

“I drive Uber on the night shift. You meet all kinds. Drunks, lovers, tired nurses. At 2 AM, I picked up a guy from a hospital. He got in the back, looking shell-shocked. Didn't say a word. We drove in silence for ten minutes. Then I heard a sniffle. I glanced in the rearview. He

Pitso Mosimane lamenting bullying antics of Moroccan club, Wydad Casablanca in 2019. His club, Mamelodi Sundowns defeated them 2-1 in the CAF Champions League on that day. The video resurfaced following complaints over the officiating at the 2025 AFCON.

Leadership isn’t a title. It’s a practice. It’s the competence you consistently build. Certifications that sharpen your credibility. Visibility that puts your work where it can inspire others. Collaboration that multiplies impact beyond what you can do alone.