Financial freedom isn’t a far-off dream anymore. It’s something you can start building today. Gone are the days when it was just about saving enough

The lure of quick returns and financial freedom can sometimes lead people into the hands of fraudulent schemes. In Nigeria, as in many parts of

Starting your investment journey can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re unsure where to begin. The truth is investing doesn’t have to be complicated. No matter

When it comes to money, a lot of what we’ve been told isn’t entirely true. Many people grew up hearing things like “only the rich

Love and money have one thing in common, they grow when nurtured wisely. A good relationship, like a good investment, isn’t built overnight. It’s the

In today’s Nigeria, where the price of necessities seems to rise weekly, building wealth on a modest salary might sound unrealistic. Inflation makes it really

Many people claim there are 120 days in January. It’s the longest month of the year, not because of the calendar, but because the paycheck

Rising poverty levels are driven by various challenges, including economic instability, limited access to quality education, and inadequate job opportunities. These issues are compounded by

In a world where financial success is often seen as a game of chance, it’s easy to think that wealth is reserved for a select

Early money mistakes don’t have to define your financial future. While money mistakes are painful, they can also teach us valuable lessons.

Saheedat and Ibrahim watched Babatunde holding on to his father’s hands. Mr Kosoko had just passed on in the private hospital they’d brought him to

Six months had passed since Ayo’s death. Kosiso still occasionally burst into tears, but for the most part, she was busy preparing for the new

Ken had just closed a sale. A friend commissioned him to sell a plot of land in Arepo. He had made ₦150,000 from one sale.

Ebube eyed Ope as he grabbed another bottle of beer. “Guy, can we talk business first? You know you’re not lucid when you drink and

Things were slowly turning sour between Saheedat and Ibrahim. As much as he claimed that he understood why she had moved the IVF funds away

One of the things Victor had mentioned during her consultation with him was that she needed to diversify her income. “Use what you have to

Kosiso walked into a room full of young and middle-aged women facing a screen projector. No one noticed her as she took a place in

Mr Kosoko grew more frustrated with his current situation. He had more movement in his left arm and leg, but he had no zeal to

Ibrahim was sitting with his hands together and his shoulders raised, as if he was taking an everlasting breath in. Saheedat had been watching him

Layo tucked aside the voice cautioning her that it would likely go the same way the land-selling business had. She sent Sister Tosan the fifty

When the plane took off and Kosiso reclined in her firstclass seat, she convinced herself that perhaps she was wrong and Ayo didn’t mean all

Ken was smiling, about to step into the house to calculate how much he had made that evening when he heard someone call out to him. He turned around and sighed. It was Mr Kosoko’s loafer son.

Ken was sweating profusely. A motorcycle had just slammed into the side of his car and broken his side mirror. The bike rider was on his belly, begging him with his hands clenched.

Babatunde could not deny his father’s disappointment in him. Year after year, a large wall of distrust grew higher between them, and it started on

A conversation sparks between Babatunde and Saheedat after he is drawn to her aura and mindset.

Although he cannot get a full grasp of all she entails, he cant help but want to be like her

Layo tries all within her power to convince Saheedat to buy the land she wants to sell just so she can raise money for her children’s school fees.

After a lot of pestering, Saheedat could tell that there is more to Layo’s marketing, she probes further.

Saheedat blinked at the account balance on her screen. It should be ₦2.1 million here, she thought. She did the math again but arrived at the same conclusion. There was no way they were ₦300,000 short unless someone had taken it. She started to ponder on her recent expenses and then realised who must have taken it.

Saheedat fell into his arms. “I need something to take my mind off this matter. I can’t take it anymore.” “I have the solution.” “What is it?” “Mr Ken’s wife came to me with a great idea.”

His father would likely deteriorate if he didn’t take her money. He drove out of Mrs Coker’s compound, feeling as if he was being watched

Bolu lay on the couch in his father’s sitting room, a wisp of smoke curling upward from the cigarette in his hand. He had somehow

The new rent was ₦1.5 million for the flats and ₦650,000 for the boys’ quarters; it was previously ₦1.2 million and ₦500,000. When Layo read

Mr Kosoko’s tenants such as Mr. Ken aka Mr. Living in Self-denial has a ton of bills to sort. Kosiso, Miss YOLO, is on the brink of ruin so long as she decides not to make amends with her baby Daddy, Ayo. She would be worse off if she decides to quit the relationship to become independent and fails to quit her flamboyant lifestyle

Lucrative investment decisions are those carefully selected choices that have the potential to yield significant financial gains.

Chapter 1 “Do you think he will survive?” “I hope not,” Bolu said. “What were you guys arguing about anyway?” “The house. He didn’t want

How far gone are you with your 2023 financial goals? Have they been achievable thus far? With the recent development reshaping our economy, it is

Unlike the times when we record wins, everyone detests a downtime in life. A typical downtime of life that people generally, strongly detest is running into a financial crisis.

Buying your own home is such a beautiful milestone in life. Getting it right with purchasing your home is crucial to living happily. To navigate buying your dream house, below are some factors to consider.

A rewarding life is an investment lifestyle. When you are investment and sustainability oriented, you would live today with tomorrow in mind.

From managing your finances to managing your health and nurturing your relationships, you would lead a life that births multiple rewards as days unfold and not one of decadence