To live comfortably in Nigeria as a man, these are the non-negotiables:
1. Your own space. Rented or built.
2. A monthly salary of at least ₦300,000.
3. A solid car or motorcycle.
4. A good woman who can cook and actually enjoys cooking for you.
5. A working generator, washing machine, and blender.
6. Reliable internet and a good smartphone.
7. Stay cult-free. No membership, no close ties to known cultists.
8. A decent speaker for good music.
9. ₦2–5 million in savings.
10. Consistent, quality sex at least once or twice a month.
11. A good friend who can vouch for you even in your absence.
12. God.
With these locked in, you will live a peaceful, comfortable life.
Above all, love God.
Last week, the CBN’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) cut the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) from 26.5% to 23%. It's the biggest single cut since the MPR was introduced in 2006. Before now, the CBN had never cut the MPR by more than 2% at once.
In this thread, we'll explain what changed, answer your questions, and show you what it means for your money. 🧵