I think that most early ideas don’t fail because they’re bad. They probably fail because too many things were quietly assumed to be true.

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How much of Nigeria's 2026 Budget belongs to Nigerians? Nigeria spends ₦58.18T but earns only ₦34.33T. The rest? Nigeria borrows. Reality: ₦45 of every ₦100 Nigeria earns is already "taxed" by old debt before hospitals or schools are funded. Nigeria's budget must work

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I want to bring a comforting word to the nation of Nigeria. Last night I was taken in the spirit to a room called the futures past in heaven. I’ve been to this room many years ago and was shown various things from the Lord. In this encounter I found sitting on the shelf a large

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The True Cost of Debt event was a powerful success, bringing together policymakers, development practitioners, youth leaders, and advocates for an honest, solutions-focused conversation on Nigeria’s debt landscape. From insightful presentations to engaging panel discussions, the

The True Cost of Debt event brought together diverse voices to examine Nigeria’s debt realities and explore practical pathways toward a more transparent and sustainable future. Thank you to everyone who contributed their insights, questions, and presence. The work continues.

Big smiles, great people, and even better conversations. 🙌🏽 Grateful for every participant who brought energy and commitment to the True Cost of Debt convening. Moments like this remind us why the work matters. #KnowYourDebt #TCDEvent25 #TrueCostofDebt #cisdnigeria

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10 books that taught me more about money than my university degree: 1. The Psychology of Money 2. The Richest Man in Babylon 3. The Smart Money Woman 🇳🇬 4. Rich Dad Poor Dad 5. Atomic Habits 6. The Millionaire Next Door 7. I Will Teach You To Be Rich 8. The Simple Path to

CISD paid a courtesy visit to the National Orientation Agency (NOA) to express appreciation for the Agency’s support during the recently concluded Stakeholders’ Convening on Debt Sustainability, themed "True Cost of Debt". During the visit, the Executive Director, Folahan

The True Cost of Debt event was a beautiful blend of learning, clarity, and meaningful conversation. Thank you to everyone who brought their energy and curiosity. Together, we’re shaping a more informed Nigeria. ✨ #KnowYourDebt #TCDEvent25 #TrueCostofDebt #cisdnigeria

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We’re excited to share that our event has been featured in Punch Newspaper (@MobilePunch). This coverage highlights the importance of our work and the conversations we’re driving around Nigeria’s debt landscape and public accountability. Check it out 👉 https://t.co/bH3yMLungY

Stakeholders from across sectors are gathered to deepen the dialogue on Nigeria’s debt, its impact on social development and climate resilience, and the actions needed to secure a sustainable future. Insight. Accountability. Collective solutions. This is the National

"If you go around Nigeria, you will realise that Nigerian youth are not lazy — we just need to utilize our national borrowings effectively to make it support youth-focused sectors." - Abdulkareem Mojeed, Senior Reporter, Premium Times. We’re live at the National Stakeholder

"This is where we belong, this is our home. All of us are going to fix it." - Ikenna Donald Ofoegbu We’re live at the National Stakeholder Convening on Debt Sustainability & Climate Finance, bringing together policymakers, experts, and youth voices to shape a more transparent