By Uloma Eze Let’s be real—life in Nigeria isn’t always a smooth ride. Between fuel scarcity, constant hustle, and the pressure to “blow,” staying productive and focused can feel like a battle. But what if you could turn things around in just six months? Success isn’t magic—it’s built on small, consistent habits. The right routines …
By Uloma Eze Let’s be real—productivity is the new luxury. In a world where deadlines are tight, side hustles are the norm, and burnout lurks around every corner, the smartest move isn’t working harder—it’s working smarter. Enter AI: your 24/7 digital assistant, brainstorming buddy, and ultimate time-saver. Gone are the days when artificial intelligence was …
By Uloma Eze We’ve all been there—staring at a to-do list like it personally offended us, scrolling through TikTok for “just five minutes” (which turns into an hour), or convincing ourselves that we’ll start working… right after one more episode. Productivity? Nowhere to be found. But here’s the thing: feeling lazy doesn’t mean you can’t …
By Uloma Eze You did it. Four years (or more) of blood, sweat, and “God abeg” moments, and now you’re a proud graduate, armed with a degree and dreams of success. But there’s just one tiny problem: No job. No paycheck. And society? Oh, it’s waiting with that classic Nigerian question—“So what are you doing …
By Uloma Eze Palm oil isn’t just an essential ingredient in Nigerian kitchens—it’s a multi-billion-dollar industry with global demand. As one of the largest producers of palm oil, Nigeria offers a lucrative opportunity for entrepreneurs looking to dive into agribusiness. Whether you want to be a wholesaler, retailer, or even own your own palm oil …
By Uloma Eze Lagos, the pulsating heart of Nigeria, is a city where food isn’t just a necessity—it’s a culture, a lifestyle, and sometimes even a statement. From high-end fine dining to vibey, hole-in-the-wall spots serving mouthwatering local cuisine, Lagos has a restaurant scene that rivals some of the best in the world. Whether you’re …
By Uloma Eze Healing is not linear. It does not happen overnight, and it certainly does not follow a perfect, straight path. As a young girl living in Nigeria, where conversations around sexual assault are often hushed and survival stories are met with doubt or shame, the journey to reclaiming yourself can feel isolating. But …
I still remember the day I visited my grandmother’s village in rural Nigeria. She took me to her palm oil plantation, where I watched in awe as she expertly extracted oil from the palm fruits. The smell of fresh palm oil filled the air, and I couldn’t help but feel a sense of pride and …
Last week in Lagos at a small tech meetup, a group of young developers gathered in a dimly lit co-working space, buzzing with excitement. The conversation drifted toward artificial intelligence—its power, its future, and where Africa fits into the equation. A self-taught coder from Ibadan leaned forward, his voice filled with both frustration and hope. …
I was in a business meeting, organized by some young Africans who had big dreams and even bigger ambitions. The room buzzed with energy—bold ideas flying, collaborations forming, and visions taking shape. In the middle of a heated discussion about scaling businesses in Africa, someone raised a question that made the room pause. “How do …