In 2015, ISIS beheaded 20 Christian men who refused to deny Christ.
There was 1 man Matthew Ayariga, a migrant worker from Ghana who was not a Christian caught up in the mess, ISIS told him he could be spared and go free by just denying Christ, but after seeing these men of faith stand strong he boldy replied “Their God is my God”
I’ve always been a sucker for high-fidelity audio.
Ever since I was a kid, I’ve wanted to listen to music through the best audio equipment I could afford whether that meant British Airways headphones in the late ’90s or the og Samsung Galaxy S because it had one of the best DACs in a phone at the time.
I’ve finally finished turning my home office/man cave into a dedicated music room.
A room designed around one obsession: getting as close to bit-perfect, high-fidelity reproduction as possible, without spending audiophile-money.
And, because I’m me, the whole thing is tied together with free and open-source software to build the listening experience I wanted.
It has taken a while, but I finally have the music room I’ve always wanted.
This blog post tells the story the design, the equipment, the software, and the decisions behind it.
https://t.co/eWyXpgBWli
This HMO thing going on is more complex than it looks. So let me do my part. How it actually works, and what needs to be done better.
I had brain surgery in 2022
I did not have health insurance at that time.
I paid ₦12 million naira in cash from my own pocket
This is my greatest fear. I know what I am capable of achieving, and I have seen people around me who are extremely talented, brilliant and had so much potential, yet they did not live up to their expectations.
If only they had taken life a little bit more seriously and were intentional about what they did every day, they’d have had a better life.
I don’t want to look back one day realising I could have been better if only I pushed harder. My philosophy in life is to sieze every moment like it’s the only shot I’ll ever have and make the most of it so that if I ever have to look back, given similar conditions, there should be really nothing within my power I could have done better.
Confidence doesn't come from believing in yourself. It comes from having done the uncomfortable thing enough times that your nervous system stops flagging it as an emergency. Because nothing is actually hard, it's just unfamiliar.
Wait till you see what we found.
• ₦3.5bn for a Technical & Vocational Training College in Kaduna.
• ₦1.4bn for road construction in Ogun.
• ₦700m for dental X-ray machines and dental chairs in Ekiti.
All under the National Commission for Almajiri and Out-of-School Children Education.
And this wasn't a one-off.
While analysing the 2026 budget, we found 11,122 constituency projects worth ₦6.93 trillion that blur agency mandates, making it harder for Nigerians to follow the money and hold the right institutions accountable.
We unpacked what this means for the credibility of the 2026 budget in our Federal Government Approved Budget Analysis.
Every Nigerian needs to know what the government is doing. Read 👉 https://t.co/nxkE5yEr64
This is why when faced with Sankara's dilemma of 'water for all or champagne for a few', smart nations always choose water for all.
Because when everyone has a solid baseline, the elite can truly thrive and become exceptional. Their "champagne" can be meaningful.
But when most people are dirt poor, the elite become stupid, mediocre bastards who cannot pave their own roads, organise their own garbage collection, and prevent their own Ikoyi from regular flooding, constant foul odour, and mosquito infestation.
Charterhouse my ass.