From the era of Military rule and throughout the period of civilian Governments,the Catholic Bishops have a consistent history of telling truth to power.They have never been partisan.Every President they visited,they bring him a gift of Bitter Kola instead of Olive Oil.
Only educated people can express themselves like this,you can be intelligent and creative at the same time. The only problem is today's creative market is rewarming madness over creativity.
Ycee no lie, but you can't blame people's situations on them sometimes, look at where they're coming from and pray for them to be better.
Since YCee has awakened Nigerians to the “Olodo uprising” debate, here’s a report on how the big tech giants weaponize their algorithms to dumb down the Nigerian/African population.
It’s my favorite report for the @Spearhead_Af from last year, but evergreen. Make sure you follow the @Spearhead_Af for more of this every single day.
Foreign investors are pouring billions into Nigeria’s agriculture and agribusiness, with FDI in the sector surging over 200% in 2025 alone, while too many wealthy Nigerians keep capital idle or parked in real estate and dollar assets instead of partnering with skilled operators.
Nigeria has over 70 million hectares of arable land and huge demand in value chains like cassava processing, poultry, rice, maize, and exports.
The economy is reforming and opportunities are opening fast.
Don’t wait for the boom to pass you by.
Secure partnerships now; bring your capital, networks, or land access together with expertise before the window tightens.
Real estate isn’t the only booming sector; productive agribusiness and related services will define the next decade.
You know the way you have to wait about one hour for grilled fish in Abuja gardens? I have always wondered why they don’t grill some ready knowing the average number of orders they get in a day.
Well, if you go to Kado roundabout, several grilled fish sellers there grill plenty of fish to some 90% readiness. You only have to wait less than 10 minutes for your croaker to be ready. Not rocket science, really.
Na Kado roundabout I dey go now. Order 5 croaker fish for a soirée at home and it will be ready in 10 minutes. Cheaper than Abuja gardens too. Serious people!👏🏽
That @BudgITng platform has done amazing work of computing monthly FAAC allocation of States and LGAs....
I am of the opinion that that's how @NBS_Nigeria ought to have allowed part of the template to run to make it easier to fetch FAAC data directly.....
If you're working with data, you'll know how difficult to scout around and in different platforms that you really can't vouch 100% for how they got it...
I will FORCE all of you to discuss and focus on LGA funds and development.....
No, I won't appear in your Studios to do so, but you see, the birds of the air will fly with these little little drops and drop them where you cannot ignore the conversations.
And YES, that's my agenda!
#Project774
I just watched a video on IG by Yinka Obebe that introduced a fascinating way to think about spending:
The Affordability Ratio.
The example used was a billionaire worth $39 billion buying a $75 million private jet.
At first glance, $75 million sounds outrageous. But when you do the math, the jet represents just 0.19% of his net worth.
The formula is simple:
Net Worth = What You Own − What You Owe
Affordability Ratio = (Cost of Item ÷ Net Worth) × 100
Now let's bring it home.
If an iPhone costs ₦1.5 million and you want to buy it at the same affordability level as that billionaire bought his jet, your net worth would need to be approximately ₦790 million.
So if your net worth was, say 5m, and you got a phone worth 1.5m, you technically spent 30% of your net worth 🤣🤣🤣🤣.
That's because ₦1.5 million would also represent just 0.19% of your net worth.
This got me thinking...
Maybe the question isn't:
"Can I afford it?"
But rather:
"What percentage of my net worth does it consume?"
Wealthy people often think using the ratio, while the rest of us tend to think in prices.
Same purchase. Different mindset.
Just because you have the cash doesn't necessarily mean you can afford it if you go by that metric.
What's your take on this concept regarding affordability? 🤔💭
Austin Avuru, the co-founder of Seplat, talks about Dangote Refinery.
He said that everyone in the downstream sector failed to pay attention to the emergence of the refinery and how it would impact their business.
Coup Attempt in Nigeria an Effort in Futility, Even Civilians Would Have Taken Them Down - Musa
We are trying to show younger officers that democracy is far better than any military rule. I looked at the individuals involved in this coup and shook my head. They are a bunch of confused junior officers who didn’t know their left from right. The investigation was very thorough, but the facts on the ground are clear. These officers had no reason to do what they did. The country was going very well, the armed forces are being taken care of, and efforts are even being made to increase salaries and allowances. It was just foolhardy for what they were trying to achieve.
Christopher Musa, Minister of Defence of Nigeria
Let me die with clear conscience, I don’t want your votes if you think that Ghanaians, Nigerians and Zimbabweans should be unlawfully chased out of South Africa—- Malema
This Man Must Be Protected By Africans