I've always believed our society is deeply damaged. Nigeria especially is where it is today because we've become starved of true values. We need a movement that will educate, inspire, and transform our society.
So many brilliant young people with incredible potential are trapped in fraud and gambling when there are far greater paths to success. At this point, it's hard to blame anyone entirely. The system has failed many.
l'm still working on setting up my podcast studio because I believe we must keep influencing people positively and impacting lives, one conversation at a time.
If you keep feeding your limitations with excuses, they'll eventually control your life. Break free. Stay consistent. Make a conscious effort every day to achieve your goals.
—Ben
You are the average of the five people closest to you.
Imagine a life where you're surrounded by people who inspire you to do better, think bigger, and grow stronger. People whose values, habits, and mindset elevate your own.
The company you keep shapes your energy, influences your decisions, and impacts the direction of your life.
Be intentional. Be highly selective about who you allow into your space. Surround yourself with people who challenge you to grow, encourage your progress, and bring out the best in you.
— Ben
Money follows value.
Find a way to solve problems, meet needs, or improve lives through your skills, goods, services, ideas, or creativity.
The marketplace rewards those who consistently create value for others.
The basic rule of making money is simple: be useful, be reliable, and be valuable.
— Ben
A society where more people prosper through honest means experiences far less negativity. Financial stability fosters hope, alleviates frustration, and cultivates a healthier, more positive environment for everyone.
Be part of the solution. Invest in skills, read books, create value, support businesses, and help build a future where more people can thrive.
-Ben
@Promzyparagon@Row_Haastrup Is that how they operate? Do you have clear evidence of this? Or do you have proof? If the victim can come fort, let the person talk.
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I'm a growing creator, and I also desire that you don't make the pricing so high for growing creators like us to suffer or quit. An agreement can be reached for continuing the premium service. You can make a secure channel where their social accounts can be linked, and if they cross 10,000 followers accross any platform they post, they can pay or switch to the premium automatically. This way, you'll get more valuable people that can afford Heavy Grok's premium. People will always pay any amount to sustain or maintain what gives them joy or value. We can talk more if you want, just DM. @elonmusk@GrokAISupport
Arsenal finally winning the Premier League made someone spend heavily on a massive billboard in Lagos just to celebrate the moment.
And if you understand Lagos, you’ll know that kind of billboard space is not cheap at all.
No brand sponsorship. No company promotion. No political campaign. Just one Arsenal fan showing pure passion and love for the club.
A lot of people will scroll past it like it’s nothing, but honestly, it says something deeper about human nature…
People naturally invest in what they truly love. Not just with money, but with time, effort, loyalty, sacrifice, and consistency. What matters to people will always show in their actions.
That’s why in life, relationships, friendships, and marriage, you should pay attention to effort. The right people won’t constantly make support, care, or presence feel forced.
At the end of the day, passion always reveals itself.
And this Arsenal billboard in Lagos is proof.
-Benedict Igwe
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It may surprise you to know that the reason millions of people are going through hardship is not always self-inflicted. In many cases, it is caused by a few men in positions of power.
There is a place in Premier Layout, Enugu State, that has not had electricity for the past one month. The residents had contributed approximately ₦13 million for a so-called "New Transformer." However, the individuals in charge of the project introduced something entirely different, and till now, that community still has no light. A large portion of the residents are married people with children. Fuel now costs ₦1,350.
The community has an EEDC personnel who engineered the purchase of this so-called "new transformer." As soon as the community’s transformer was removed, she used her influence to connect herself to another transformer and later left the community’s group chat.
On Friday, 15th of May, 2026, a group of community members went to the EEDC head office. After much resistance, they insisted on seeing the Chief Technical Officer, Mr. Chimeze Chukwu, who confirmed he was unaware of any transformer being removed from the community. Cutting the long story short, he then promised to deploy a 500KVA transformer to the community the following Friday.
My point in this story is that the EEDC personnel in the community knew exactly what she was doing. The community has demanded accountability, which neither she nor the chairman is willing to provide. The chairman of the community has since announced his resignation in a bid to deny responsibility.
This is a clear indication that, as a people, we can be unfair to one another. We often do not wish ourselves well, not realizing that we need each other to collectively build our success stories.
What joy do people derive from seeing their own kind suffer so much?
The children in that community, what wrong did they do to deserve having their joy and potential stifled in such an unbearable economy? This is pure wickedness.
Until we come together to reject wickedness towards one another, even in the smallest units of society, such as the family, communities, etc, we cannot truly expect to have leaders who will turn things around for the good of the people they govern.
-Benedict