There are statements that sound offensive until you examine them closely. This is one of them. Nigeria is not poor. But many Nigerians are. And the difference between those two sentences explains almost everything about the frustration people feel today. Because what most people are experiencing is not national poverty. …
Nigeria Is Not Poor — Nigerians Are Poorly Positioned Read More »
Sometimes the gut knows before the mind does. After I shared my story, something interesting happened. Someone read it. Ran the number on Truecaller. And sent me a screenshot. 17 spam reports. Warning: Potential Fraud. Let that sink in. Not one person. Not two. Seventeen different individuals had already flagged this same number before she …
My phone rang today. Unknown number. I picked up. “Daddy…” Now pause there. I have three children. I know all of them. None of them sounded like this voice. So immediately my brain said, something is off. The caller continued. Sweet tone. Respectful. Familiar language. “I attend your …
Did I Overreact? — Or Did I Just Refuse to Be Played? Read More »
Let’s be honest. For many Nigerians, an election is only “credible” if their candidate wins. If their candidate loses, it was rigging. This is the uncomfortable truth nobody likes to say. And it is the real problem we must confront. Right now, Nigeria is deeply divided. One group believes …
There is a strange tension in Nigeria right now. On paper, some things are improving. In people’s pockets, many things still hurt. The stock market is rising. Bond yields have adjusted. Foreign reserves are stabilising. Policy reforms are unfolding. Yet, ask the average Nigerian how they feel, and you will hear something …
Why Nigeria Is Quietly Getting Better — and Why Most People Can’t Feel It Yet Read More »
Did you ever watch Pilgrim’s Progress Or read it. Or hear it told as a story of a man walking a narrow road with a heavy burden on his back. That story has travelled farther than its author ever did. If you grew up in my time, you went for an altar call after watching …
When I read Exodus 13–15 this morning as part of the one year chronological Bible, one thing stood out with stunning clarity: God did not take Israel the shortest way because He knew their hearts were not ready for it. He knew the short route would • overwhelm them, • discourage them, • and …
Lessons from Moses for Every Generation Trying to Become What God Has Impressed on Their Hearts God doesn’t call the comfortable. He calls the challenged. He doesn’t recruit the polished. He recruits the prepared by pain. Every life that matters has its “wilderness moment.” For Moses, it wasn’t the palace. It was …
Lessons from Moses for Every Generation Trying to Become What God Has Impressed on Their Hearts God doesn’t call the comfortable. He calls the challenged. He doesn’t recruit the polished. He recruits the prepared by pain. Every life that matters has its “wilderness moment.” For Moses, it wasn’t the palace. It was the desert — …
I’ve seen many opinions about it already. Some people say, “Good should not be recorded.” Others argue that “Anyone who truly wants to help won’t bring out a camera.” I understand those concerns. I really do. But here’s my honest take. If a video like this generates enough value to sustain the help being given, …
This video moved me deeply. I won’t lie, it brought tears to my eyes Read More »
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