Why This Pilot Ignored 99 Broken Things During a Crash
The plane was crashing. His response changed my life. What to do when 99 things go wrong at once…
Oluboba Ayodeji
The Saint Who Starved
This brings us to a quiet but profound truth: A wise person avoids extremes in both bad deeds and good deeds. Life is balance.
The Poverty of Logic — Letter #28
You think that the antidote to self-destruction was better education. But watching a man willingly inhale smoke from a box that promises to kill him, I realized that we humans are not driven by what we know but…
Why “Build it and they will come” is a Lie (The Tecno Story)
On Saturday, I walked into a phone hub and noticed a quiet difference in the premium smartphones sitting behind the glass. When I looked at the “African versions” of the world’s biggest mobile brands, I spot a distinct feature. They all have double sim slots while the US version has one. It wasn’t always this way. For years, global tech giants enforced a strict “one phone, one SIM” standard. They operated on a common, yet …
The Cost of Ambition on My Romantic Relationships
I have seen a hidden sorrow common among many people who are ambitious. We want a significant career, so we provide for ourselves and those we care about.
The 7-Year-Old Test You Must Not Fail
Think about how OPay is growing here. They didn’t show up with a complex system or a bunch of extra features. They brought only two things to the table…
The Church and the Religion Disruption
Years from now, we’ll look back and realize the disruption didn’t begin with empty pews or declining denominations. It began when people started seeking God for themselves.
The future of the Church may not be about bigger buildings, but deeper believers.