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The role model is different from the mentor. One of my biggest role models is Pascal Dozie. He changed my life just by having a habit which I copied. He

Random observation:People I know who are conservative tend to have more stable relationships than those who profess to be progressive or liberal. There is likely a bias in my sample

I started writing a blog post to resist the urge of doing a thread on this topic but......there have been conversations in twitter this morning that makes me want to

Nairaland should merge with another non-content platform or community. Preferably a community of developers and designers. We should learn to move forward and not remain in one place. Whatever function

@naval got me thinking yesterday when he spoke on JRE about income inequality vs outcome inequality.If we focus more on outcomes, rather than people’s incomes, we will fund the right

There is a direct link between Foreign Aid and corruption in Africa that people don't publicly talk about. I had a mind-blowing chat with a friend recently about foreign donations

I have advocated that with the absence of viable decentralized verification platforms, KYC information should be domiciled in a natural monopoly as a ”Club Good” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Club_good This is also a natural

My Dad’s youngest brother is uncle Iredia. I remember going through the worst breakup in my life and he called me from Atlanta. I was in Baltimore. I still remember

The Nigerian tech story can't ever be complete without companies and founders who started the glory days -Tara Systems' founder Seni Williams and co-conspirator Louis Edozien of MetroNG. Tani Fafunwa/Resourcery

In my life, I have realized that business has 4 modes.1. Struggling against obstacles mode.2. Breakthrough and money-making mode.3. Stability mode.4. Sinking and losing money mode.1 and 4 are somehow

My son asked my wife yesterday "why do we have to obey adults". He is almost 7. As a child, I never had the opportunity to ask those questions. I

My friend Henry was my classmate from secondary school to my MBA. He is one of two people who have been with me like that. His younger brother dropped out