Fintech companies are always drivers of new regulations. Their fast-paced innovative environment pushes regulators to catch up with them. This is why we see regulations being passed after events have occurred and products have been pushed out and not before.

We need to cultivate a culture of savings during inflation. In the coming months, new regulations that could impact the economy will be pushed out and it's crucial to prioritize saving consistently, regardless of income levels.

Regardless of what your situation might look like, don't stop your praise for the Maker never sleeps nor slumbers.

God sure has a way of showing up and showing off. You just have to wait and trust that He can and will.

Every successful person has to sacrifice a lifestyle to be able to chase their goals intentionally and make their dreams a reality. Think about what you'll have to sacrifice before going forward with your passion.

As a potential investor or startup, one area to be wary of delving into in Nigeria is the crypto world. There is no straightforward regulation in this area and the recent instruction from regulators to Fintech companies to close down crypto-involving accounts says it all.

It is one thing to push out a regulation, it is another struggle to implement same. Regulators need to understand that Nigerians will always work around the laws to favor their needs and keep their businesses going. Implementation needs to be worked on.

This is no longer the era of choosing your battles. Instead, you don't even fight at all. Just let go and let God.

Great people didn't become great overnight, their success has scars that they rarely talk about. We just focus on their light and stay with them so long as the light keeps shining. When we look beyond the light, the scars are visible.

It is not of him that willeth or runneth, but of the Lord that showeth mercy. Trust God to show you mercy and single you out for good.

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