Why Passion Alone Isn’t Enough and What You Must Do Instead There is a comforting lie many people believe. “If I just do what I love, everything else will somehow fall into place.” It sounds spiritual. It sounds hopeful. It sounds right. But it is wrong. Here is the uncomfortable truth most people learn …
Let’s be honest with each other. Nobody likes tax. Not Nigerians. Not Britons. Not Americans. Not Canadians. Not South Africans. Not Kenyans. Not anyone. If given a choice, most people would prefer to keep every naira, dollar, pound, or rand they earn. Tax is not loved anywhere in the world. It is endured. But …
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Why Sunlight Alone Cannot Fry an Egg Sunlight is powerful. It warms the earth, drives photosynthesis, and sustains life itself. Yet for all its strength, there is something sunlight cannot do. It cannot fry an egg. Not because it lacks power, but because its power is too diffused. Spread across too much space, it touches …
There is a growing narrative, whispered in universities, offices, and even churches, that Christianity cannot survive intelligence. That the more a person reads, thinks, and questions, the less room there is for faith in God. This narrative is misleading. Intelligent people are not abandoning God because they became smarter. They are walking away …
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There Is Something Almost Sinister the Government Wants to Do That Necessitated the New Tax Laws, but It’s Not What You Think Anytime a government announces new tax laws, fear arrives before understanding. People brace themselves. Conversations harden. Assumptions spread faster than facts. And in Nigeria, where trust in public policy is already fragile, …
Nigeria’s new tax reforms are about more than rates and thresholds. They are about a decision. A decision to simplify, to streamline, and to finally take seriously the hard work of forging a nation out of a deeply diverse country with equally diverse needs. For decades, Nigeria’s tax system grew in fragments. Multiple taxes. Overlapping …
As I read the final pages of the summarized version of “Lessons in Stoicism” by John Sellars, I found myself reflecting deeply on how timeless wisdom continues to find relevance in our modern lives. It’s remarkable how ancient Stoic philosophy can speak directly to the challenges we face today—stress, anxiety, anger, fear—and offer us a …
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Posture for success The story is laid in the background of nature. Starting with very primitive lobsters who have their neurons that are so easy to analyse, it has given insights to scientist to also review the working of the human brain. From lobsters to wren, to birds in general, to our chicken barn. Once …
The New York Experiment, often cited as a social experiment conducted by The Washington Post, featured Joshua Bell, a world-renowned violinist and virtuoso. In 2007, Bell agreed to participate in an unusual setup: he played his priceless Stradivarius violin incognito in a Washington, D.C. subway station during morning rush hour. Dressed in casual attire, Bell …
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