@Orifunke This is a valid concern. Its actually one of the points we suggested on a recent video of ours on this particular topic. Creating a solid structure around your venture is one of the key things to do the moment you start gaining traction.

Last week, I saw three young guys recording what looked like either a skit or a music video close to my house. I admired their boldness, but I couldn't help but start to ask myself certain questions. Since 2020, the content creator/influencer industry in Nigeria has increasingly grown. Everywhere you turn, someone is creating content. The problem is that because it is so decentralised and the barrier is low, it means building structure around it is tough. If proper care is not taken, many young people would spend three, five, seven years creating content and making a living on the go without lasting footing. This includes structure like pensions, health insurance, savings, etc. They may wake up after working so hard for many years to realise that even though they had motion, they didn't have roots. My advice to those who fall into this category: do not wait to "make it" before you start to think structure. You can register your brand as a business, and this could give you more leverage for negotiations). This is what will move what you do from a side gig to profession.

Once you have a salaried job or any stable source of income or even a side hustle giving you any steady income. You must Read or Listen to the Book Richest Man in Babylon. Do it more than once, every time you read theirs always something to learn. It's free on youtube, take notes, implement the knowledge, act on it. It was very useful for me in my early days and I still use it till today. Every Single mentee of mine is mandated to READ AND implement. I am sharing with you, it's a cheat code for people from our kind of background. So get to work, I wish you God's speed and all the best

For many years, we watched as herdsmen settled in the forests all around Oyo State. We spoke about it. We told the government this was not right and that they should do something about it, but they ignored us.

If I show you the compilation of the over 1000 tweets led by four accounts over the span of 10days, the anger will tie a knot in your stomach. It was vicious, violent and with every intent to kill. By tweet 10, for me it became an urgent threat to life for me. It was treated as such.

Don’t worry, he would be found. He has changed accounts multiple times including using other peoples identities to cover his tracks including tapping peoples IP addresses for his disguise. His crimes have transcended tweets, his own punishments might cause heart attack for many.

When I saw Ms Joke Silva at last week's AMVCA, I couldn't help admiring her strength and effervescence in the context of her husband, Olu Jacobs' illness. But I also found myself thinking about him. Here's a long read essay from that thinking.

Civic engagement check-in: If you've noticed a governance problem in your community before, have you ever personally written to whoever is responsible to complain or make a suggestion (Governor, LG Chairman, House of Reps, House of Assembly, etc.)?