Some people read books.
Some people read markets.
And some people survive long enough to write both into history.
From building Binance in chaos
to becoming one of the biggest names in crypto globally…
@cz_binance ’s story is bigger than money.
It’s about conviction when the world calls you crazy.
Freedom of Money hits differently when you’ve lived through a few market cycles yourself 🐾🐾
Chelsea Football Club is delighted to announce the appointment of Xabi Alonso as Manager of the Men’s Team.
The Spaniard will begin his role on July 1, 2026, having agreed a four-year contract at Stamford Bridge.
Welcome to Chelsea, Xabi!
Haaland at full-time singing “oooh sometimes I get a good feeling” is absolutely sending me, man. Hahahaa. What a troll. 😂 https://t.co/e32DRsZYOm
🚨🇦🇷 Liam Rosenior: “We work hand in hand with Enzo Fernández. I watched back what happened with Filip Jorgensen…
…that is a player with passion who wants to win. Enzo loves Filip and wants the best for him. In the moment, he was frustrated. It's no more than that”.
Episode 78: The height of malnutrition
Why are Nigerians shorter than average? It’s all connected to our nutrition.
Watch this video to understand how.
THIS IS FOR SAFETY.
When heavy rain is coming, DisCos sometimes switch off supply on purpose. Water and live electricity don’t mix. If rain gets into weak connections, leaking transformers, or exposed wires, it can cause sparks, fires, or even electrocution. It’s usually better to take the power off briefly than risk lives or damage that could keep an area in darkness for days.
Another issue is the network itself. Most power lines in Nigeria are overhead, hanging on poles across streets and neighbourhoods, and a lot of them are old. When it rains, water finds its way into cracked insulators, rusty joints, or damaged cables. Once that happens, the system automatically trips to prevent something bigger, like a transformer blowing or a substation going down.
Rain also comes with wind and lightning. Lightning can send a strong surge into the lines, while wind can bring down branches or make wires clash. When that happens, the system cuts supply to protect itself.