@Iykewhyte1@DavidHundeyin I am not even sorry to say this, you are very stupid. Will the leaders stay in power forever, or dont you have an ambition to become a leader tomorrow, or even your kids? Who does these things to us? 😔
Social intelligence: Life wisdom
Do not explain your worth
to people committed to misunderstanding you.
Let your work, boundaries, and results
answer questions your words cannot.
Silence is not weakness—
sometimes it is disciplined self-respect.
Money: Life wisdom
Do not let a high income
hide a weak financial system.
Automate your savings, separate business money,
and know exactly where every naira goes.
Wealth is not what you earn—
it is what remains under pressure.
Money: Life wisdom
Do not let a high income
hide a weak financial system.
Automate your savings, separate business money,
and know exactly where every naira goes.
Wealth is not what you earn—
it is what remains under pressure.
Relationships: Life wisdom
Do not confuse history with obligation.
Knowing someone for years does not excuse repeated disrespect.
Set limits without announcing them,
and stop protecting people
who keep giving you reasons to leave.
Do not mistake access for loyalty.
Some people stay close only while you are useful.
Set boundaries before resentment grows,
and notice who respects you
when you have nothing to offer.
The more money you make,
the less you should explain.
Do not advertise your income, plans,
or every move you are about to make.
Privacy protects progress.
Let people notice the results after they happen.
Never reveal every favor you do.
People may value the benefit, not you.
Give quietly, set clear boundaries,
and watch who still respects you
when you stop overextending yourself.
An ICYMI post from the @Spearhead_Af crates featuring @Big_Mck breaking down the link between colonial behavioural psychology and why Nigerians have some uniquely weird spending habits.