The guy is a simp. A lady left me for a banker while I was still in Nigeria because I was earning less. But the moment she heard I had left the country, she practically camped in my WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger 24/7, forming love. I played along and fed her with hope, promising her heaven and earth. She even started dissing the banker.
She used to sell quality clothing materials for native wear. Omo, she carried expensive materials and gave them to my younger brother, who is a fashion designer, to sew clothes for me. She even paid to have them shipped to me abroad with her own money.
But guess what? When it was time for me to get married, she was the very first person I sent my wedding invitation to. The woman nearly passed out! I nor sure sey she don recover till date.
I no be gentleman. I nor dey forgive am r forget that kind behaviour.
“Before President Tinubu came to power, Gwoza in Borno State had no College of Nursing and Midwifery, and no Federal College of Education. Today, both have taken off. Twelve destroyed villages have been resettled, electricity has returned after 10 years..." — Sen. Ali Ndume
🌍 AFRICAN COUNTRIES WITH THE HIGHEST RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICITY AVERAGE PRICES (2023–2026)
Country — Average Estimated Cost of 1,000 kWh:
1 🇨🇻 Cabo Verde — $330
2 🇸🇱 Sierra Leone — $234
3 🇲🇱 Mali — $224
4 🇰🇪 Kenya — $218
5 🇿🇦 South Africa — $215
6 🇷🇼 Rwanda — $213
7 🇧🇫 Burkina Faso — $209
8 🇬🇦 Gabon — $208
9 🇹🇬 Togo — $200
10 🇸🇳 Senegal — $183
11 🇺🇬 Uganda — $171
12 🇬🇭 Ghana — $151
...
28 🇳🇬 Nigeria — $36
Cabo Verde recorded the most expensive electricity in Africa, at about 9 times Nigeria's average price. The same 1,000 kWh cost an estimated $294 more there.
NB: Estimated cost of 1,000 kWh, calculated as the average residential price per kWh × 1,000. Prices include energy, distribution costs, taxes and charges. Figures are 2023–2026 averages from the Q3 2026 update, covering only the 33 African countries with data. Nigeria ranked 28th of 33.
#Statisense
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The concept of money is quite easy and my dad broke it down for us easily.
To make money, you have to sell a product or a skill.
To lose money, you have to purchase a product or a service.
To multiply money, you have to invest.
If you do not purchase, money will not leave.
If you do not have a product or service to sell, money will not enter.
If you do not invest wisely, money will not multiply.
If your purchases are higher than your income, you go broke.
If you delay gratification, the money stays longer.
If you delay gratification but do not invest "WISELY", especially in a country like Nigeria, the money stays longer but risk losing value over time.
This is basically the summary of every finance book ever written.
Save these tips if you plan to visit IITA (from Lagos)
1. Take the train. You can only book within a 48hr window of your trip. First class has ton of leg room but the coach cabin isn’t bad as well. I did both
2. IITA itself is best reached for bookings over email. As of Nov 2026, their rooms start from N125k (single). The one bedroom is N160k. I stayed in both but preferred the one bed as it has a kitchenette
3. The food in the International House cafeteria is quite nice. Don’t miss the sea food okro, pizza (they have a proper wood-fired oven), the meat pies (baked fresh at 11am every day), suya and all the different varieties of pepper soup. There’s also fresh palmwine on some days and this delicious pineapple drink you absolutely need to try.
4. The tennis coach is amazing. Book a class with him. He is also super beginner friendly.
5. Don’t miss a tour of the grounds. If you are lucky, you’ll get someone to show you around the farms as well.
6. Sunset at the lake is a must-do. Ask to be taken to the peninsula and also the dam as well.
7. Please be respectful of the grounds. It is a quiet research environment. It is also plastic-free so dispose of all your trash in the designated bins.
8. The forest walk is also a cool thing to do but you need at least two people for that. I was solo so couldn’t do it this time
9. The cafeteria dj comes alive in the evenings so don’t spend all your time in the room
10. The staff are incredible. Tip if you can
The agbero situation is a multi-dimentional problem. The first step is: a government has to be elected outside of the agbero network that is not a holding to the agbero network, and then you will have the political will to deal with it...
-Funso Doherty, Lagos State Governorship Candidate, NDC, addressing the agbero situation in Lagos State
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Verydarkman once told Davido to chop me (kpai me and cut me into pieces), and that himself for help Davido butcher me based on confra level if to say I dey Nigeria, after Tunde Ednut and Davido employ VDM to attack and come for everyone fighting for Mohbad!
Especially me cause I Dey blog and Tunde Dey fear say I go take him place.
Una see say their camp don scatter? Samklef no be anyhow person. 7th heaven no be anyhow place.
❤️ José Mourinho on Sir Alex Ferguson: “Sir Alex was always OUR boss - the boss of EVERY coach”.
“His greatest contribution to Man United? I think HE IS Manchester United”.
Sir Alex ❤️
40 years of United. Since 1986.
A truly special evening, bringing together generations to celebrate and honour the legacy of Sir Alex Ferguson.