Leading Without Losing Your Mind (or Your Slippers)

Let’s face it — leadership sounds cool until you realize it means being blamed for things you didn’t do, fixing things you didn’t break, and smiling like you slept well when you didn’t.But don't worry — leadership doesn’t have to be boring, bossy, or bald-inducing. It...

Why People Fail as Leaders

Leadership is more than holding a title—it is about influence, service, and vision. Many people fail as leaders because they focus on control instead of connection. They mistake fear for respect and authority for wisdom. A key reason for leadership failure is ego....

LEAD BY EXAMPLE

True leadership isn't in titles or loud commands — it's in consistent action. A real leader inspires not by what they say, but by what they do. Integrity, humility, and courage are contagious. Want to lead? Start by walking the talk. Others will follow. Leadership...

Where Did My Money Go?

You wake up, check your account balance, and it’s still the same number you saw yesterday—but somehow, it feels smaller. Welcome to the modern economy: a place where your salary has wings, and prices go to the gym daily. Let’s be honest—everything is expensive now....

HOW TO BE A GREAT NIGERIAN LEADER IN 5 USELESS STEPS

So you want to be a leader in Nigeria? Fantastic. Here’s your foolproof guide: Step 1: Promise Heaven, Deliver Dust. Before elections, swear that you will turn sachet water into bottled water for free. After elections, blame the last government for the shortage of...

POLITICS AND THE PEOPLE

Politics feels like a game played by a few, with the consequences felt by everyone. Today, I watched a local debate—full of big promises, few clear answers. It made me wonder: is politics about service, or survival? Leaders talk about change, but change often comes...

SPORT IS STRESS

They say sports bring people together—but mostly, they bring us together to suffer. Let’s start with football, the national heartbreak service. Every match day, fans transform into coaches, referees, and prophets. You wear your team’s jersey, set snacks on the table,...

When Bread Became a Luxury

Every morning, Jumoke opens her shop by 7 a.m., just before the sun begins to roast the tarred streets of Agege. She sells provisions—sugar, biscuits, indomie, and bread. But lately, it’s the bread that brings her the most shame. “₦1,200,” she tells a regular customer...