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We complain about unemployment, but notice how we protect our "professional associations" like cults? We don't want more doctors or lawyers; we want to keep the "prestige" of the title high by keeping others out.

This is very common but rarely talked about.

A cheating woman, when caught, is a dangerous woman.

A man must NEVER choose a partner solely on physical appearance. If you don't engage her intellectually first, you’re flying blind. Beauty fades, but a lack of integrity is forever.

Are we building families or just negotiating contracts? Stop dating for assets and start dating for alignment. What’s the first thing you look for in a partner beyond the surface?

Let’s be real: Marriage is a magnifying glass, not a filter. ​If a lady "comfortably" cheats or double-dates while you’re together, a wedding ring isn't a reset button. Character flaws aren't fixed by a ceremony; they are amplified by them. Credits: @Soset88

The "suffering and smiling" isn't just endurance; it's a hedge. People endure the bad system because they believe one day it will be their turn to be the ones benefiting from the dysfunction.

When someone has reached a point where they no longer value their reputation, their career, their relationships, or even their own well-being, they lose the brakes that keep most of us civil.

You cannot negotiate with someone who isn't afraid of the fallout.

Don’t trade your peace for their chaos. If you have everything to lose and they have nothing, you aren't in a fair fight - you're in a trap.

Inequality survives in Nigeria because we’ve branded privilege as blessings. And you don't reform a blessing you protect it aggressively from those less fortunate.

It’s a fact: Women need men more than men need women. A man who knows his value doesn't settle for "availability." I’d rather buy and rear a female goat than enter a serious relationship with a woman who treats loyalty as optional.

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Politicians fear free and fair elections. The "connected" youth fear merit based civil service. Big men resist electoral reform not because of logistics, but because transparent BVAS and real voter registers would end godfatherism, vote buying, and "arrangee" results. Their power

The Nigerian elite don’t fear "bad governance"; they fear a system where their phone call can’t bypass a government process. To them, "transparency" is just another word for losing their VIP status.

Structural change dies in Nigeria because the middle class is too busy trying to become the elite, and the elite are too busy making sure nobody else joins the club.

The Big Man trap in Nigeria is real. With $3k (₦4M+), you’re living like royalty, but you’re essentially running a Private Local Government. ​In the UK/US, your taxes buy you a system. In Naija, that $3k is subsidizing the state’s failure. You are not just buying a house; you

Welcome to a world where a woman will divorce her husband and later become his side chiçk. Is this not a wonder?

We talk about "diversifying the economy," but the moment a new player enters a protected sector, the giants use regulation to choke them. They don’t want a bigger cake; they want the only bakery.

The elite fear transparency in budget padding. The middle class fears open access to education loans and scholarships. Top men kill probes because EFCC files and padded contracts are their retirement plan. The exposed class with Mastercard and foreign vacations attacks corruption