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05/03/2026

Lowest Form Of Wealth Is Money

05/03/2026

Your Attitude Towards Money Matters

25/02/2026


Equip Student Entrepreneurs Project

Growing in Confidence as a young Entrepreneur
25/02/2026

Growing in Confidence as a young Entrepreneur

Making a difference in the World of Entrepreneurship
24/02/2026

Making a difference in the World of Entrepreneurship

The student Entrepreneur @ the Equip Students Entrepreneurs Project
24/02/2026

The student Entrepreneur @ the Equip Students Entrepreneurs Project

5 Money Mistakes That Distroy Wealth Most people don’t fail financially because they earn too little, they fail because ...
16/01/2026

5 Money Mistakes That Distroy Wealth

Most people don’t fail financially because they earn too little, they fail because they fail to plan; they fail to protect what they have
Financial peace isn’t about income, it is about discipline.

Here are five money mistakes you should avoid; five things you should never do with your money

Never lend without boundaries
Especially to friends and families who see loans as favours not commitments;

you give in good faith but the moment you ask for it back, you are suddenly the villain.

They delay, they avoid they vanish, And in the end you lose more than money

You lose respect.

Never confuse spending with success
Buying to impress feeds the ego, not your stability
True wealth is quiet, it builds security without asking for attention.

Never spend money you haven’t earned yet.
Debt comforts today but crushes tomorrow.

it’s not yours act like it doesn’t exist.

Never ignore where your money goes

Careless habits, not low income make people broke. Without direction, even high earnings feel empty

Never skip an emergency fund
Life doesn’t warn before storms hit. Saving isn’t fear it’s foresight

It protects your peace before problems arrive

And here’s the truth that most people ignore: money isn’t just paper, it’s discipline, it’s control, it’s freedom. Spend with intention, save with purpose.

Let your money work for your future not against it.

BUA CEMENT AND DANGOTE Dangote Cement has paid investors more cash per share, more cash in total, and with stronger cas...
16/01/2026

BUA CEMENT AND DANGOTE

Dangote Cement has paid investors more cash per share, more cash in total, and with stronger cash-generation capacity to sustain it.

The dividend scoreboard
Dangote Cement paid ₦30 per share for 2024, translating to ₦502.56 billion in total dividends and a 99.86% payout ratio. BUA Cement paid ₦2.05 per share for 2024, translating to ₦69.42 billion and a 93.93% payout ratio.

That is not a close contest on value returned to shareholders. Dangote’s dividend per share is materially higher, and the total dividend pool is in a different league.

What 2025 performance implies for dividends

16/01/2026

Welcome To Our Year Of Super Abundance

I Will Sell Off Seized Venezuelan 50Million Barrels Of oil At Market Price - TRUMP The oil money will be controlled b...
16/01/2026

I Will Sell Off Seized Venezuelan 50Million Barrels Of oil At Market Price - TRUMP

The oil money will be controlled by me, as President of the United States of America, to ensure it is used to benefit the people of Venezuela and the United States. The oil will be transported directly to unloading docks in the U.S. via storage ships’

*“I have been tasked with executing the plan immediately for the economy of the United States”-Energy Secretary Chris Wright

*BY TOPE ADEGUN/FOREIGN REPORTER, New York/Naija Standard Newspaper Inc USA

Without mincing words, the 47th President of the United States of America, Donald Trump has made his intentions clear, that his administration is set to sell off the 30 to 50 million barrels of sanctioned oil since the interim authorities in Venezuela is already in talks with Washington DC.

President Donald Trump announced a few days ago that the interim authorities in Venezuela will be turning over between 30 million and 50 million barrels of “high-quality,” already sanctioned oil to the U.S.

The move comes after U.S. forces recently captured Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro and his wife, hauling them to New York City to face criminal drug charges.

Trump said the oil will be sold at market price, and he will control the proceeds to ensure it is “used to benefit the people of Venezuela and the United States!”

The oil will be transported directly to unloading docks in the U.S. via storage ships, the president said.

N3.23 trillion Bombshell: Tinubu Risk It AllNigeria is about to pour an eye watering ₦3.23 trillion into federal roads, ...
14/01/2026

N3.23 trillion Bombshell: Tinubu Risk It All

Nigeria is about to pour an eye watering ₦3.23 trillion into federal roads, marking one of the biggest infrastructure spending surges in recent history. The figure, buried in the 2026 budget estimates, represents a dramatic shift in priorities and a political gamble by the Tinubu administration. Supporters call it long overdue. Critics warn it could become another monument to waste if ex*****on fails.

According to SKYTREND NEWS reports, the proposed allocation has already ignited fierce debate among economists, lawmakers, and road users who have heard similar promises before.

489 Per Cent Jump – From Token Spending to Trillion Gamble

The numbers are staggering. In 2024, road projects received ₦548.56bn. By 2026, that figure has ballooned to ₦3.23tn, a 489 per cent increase in just two years.
Budget documents show the Ministry of Works alone commands a capital envelope of ₦3.24tn, with ₦1.39tn earmarked for new road construction, ₦285.62bn for rehabilitation and repairs, and ₦1.56tn for infrastructure provision

Nigeria's New Tax Laws: Extraction, Not Citizenship - ExpertNigeria’s new tax law, presented as a reform, has generated...
14/01/2026

Nigeria's New Tax Laws: Extraction, Not Citizenship - Expert

Nigeria’s new tax law, presented as a reform, has generated significant resentment among citizens. Many believe that it prioritizes revenue extraction over accountability and development.

According to Hussein Adeleye, Communications Officer of the Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice (ANEEJ), the law consolidates fragmented tax systems, simplifies administration, and expands the tax base. However, it lacks essential elements of reciprocity and accountability.

The law appears to benefit government revenue authorities, large corporations, and technocrats, while placing a heavy burden on the working and struggling middle class. ”

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