Economics will struggle to have their “ICAN” equivalent, because it is too subjective to have a consensus on ideas.
Two chartered accountants would agree on how to prepare a balance sheet.
Two qualified economists would have opposing views on monetary policy and interest rates.
The things Nigerians in Canada 🇨🇦 miss most about home are never the big ones.
Not the weather. Not even the jollof.
It is hearing your name shouted across the road by someone you have not seen in years.
It is the stranger that calls you “my brother” and means it.
It is walking into a room and not being the only one who looks like you.
Some of what you left behind cannot be bought back at any price.
Naija people in “the abroad” 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇨🇦 🇦🇺..what is the one small thing you did not know you would miss this much?
For our relationships to prosper, we must deliberately and consistently assume benevolent intent in actions, and ignorance — rather than malice — in omissions.
birthdays will be a huge deal in my household. i don't want my children to EVER refer to the day they were born as just another day. that breaks my heart.
“Any good governance that needs to be explained is not good governance.”
One litmus test of good governance is that it is seen and felt by those it serves.
The wisdom to handle disagreements without burning bridges, the patience to give others grace as they grow, the grace to be a true light in my generation, God bestow upon me richly.