This is a short 365 days reflection since I got into a new space. Check out my journey here. I would have loved to write more but I am still on this journey. These lessons, however, have stood out for me. A while back, HR asked me if I was…

The journey of a restless generalist — Childhood/Pre-University The first thing I wanted to become when I was young was to be a dancer. Not ballet or hip-hop kinda dancer, fuji dancer. You know Pasuma and Obesere type (covers face). Now I loved watching tv as a kid and I spent most of my Sunday evenings watching these…

About 90 million Nigerians live in extreme poverty according to the report published by World Bank in 2018. In that same year, World Poverty Clock reported that Nigeria replaced India, a country bigger than her, at the top of poverty ranking and we became the poverty capital of the world. …

This particular chapter from the book, The Prosperity Paradox, written by Clayton Christensen, Efosa Ojomo, and Karen Dillon opened me to a new perspective on corruption in Nigeria so I decided to share. Nigeria is still far away from being described as a prosperous country. In fact, the report published…

This article was inspired by the book on Dangote as written by Prof Ndubuisi Ekekwe. Dangote is a household name in Africa and beyond. I doubt that there is anyone that is unfamiliar with the brand or even the name. He is a role model to some while others (critics)…

I clocked 25 on June 16, 2020. The days preceding my 25th birthday were surreal. I couldn’t believe I was 25. I mean, I used to be the youngest in gatherings- school, church, amongst friends, etc. But now, I am 5 years from clocking the big 30. I had mixed…

Talent is overrated by Geoff Colvin is one of the most practical and most exciting books I have ever read, it is not just that “motivational” book or “you can do it, it is in you” books. …

Written by a dummy Dangote, in an interview with Mo Ibrahim revealed among many things that he could not transport his cement from his factory at Ibeshe (Ogun State, Nigeria) into Benin Republic. He stated that his factory at Ibeshe was just 28km away from Benin Republic but Benin Republic…

Well, asides from the fact that I was bored, frustrated and jobless. I had always been a fellow of the “New Nigeria society”- a firm believer that Nigeria will be great again (I made the society up but you know that group). …