We all had expectations and goals written on paper or on the tablets of our hearts at the beginning of this year, in January 2025. Still, looking back now, we might have found out that none of the meticulously written goals was scratched, much less smashed, in the month of March we are presently in.... Continue Reading →
There are not many positive stories on the news these days. If you’re Nigerian, you can probably relate more, as the dismal nature of things has moved from being abstract figures and values reeled out by newscasters, to a palpable pinch and bite in our pockets. Money isn’t “moneying,” fuel isn’t “fueling,” and it certainly... Continue Reading →
In Plain Sight 