Chidi Asoh

01/04/2026

Is there a reason for silence from the Nigerian Government after today's events? Please let me know in the comments if you've seen or heard anything official.

01/03/2026

01/02/2026

As you educate yourself on the new Nigeria tax law and how to effectively and legally reduce your tax obligation and avoid excessive N50 charges on transactions, learn to make one large transfer and avoid multiple transfers over N10k.

01/01/2026

Educate yourself on the new tax law. Ignorance will not answer questions oo

01/01/2026

Where do we go from now?

01/01/2026

Here’s to a year of intentional moves, stronger boundaries, and progress you can feel.

01/01/2026

We stepping into the new year like.... 🎉🎊🕰️💥

12/30/2025

Tribal and religious sentiments are becoming a hindrance

12/30/2025

The recent crash in Lagos that claimed the lives of two people close to Anthony Joshua — and the so-called “emergency response” that followed — speaks volumes about what the average person on the streets of Nigeria deals with daily.
Watching someone clearly in pain being handled by non-medical personnel — local road service enforcers and some members of the police — instead of trained emergency medical professionals is deeply troubling. This is not a good representation of how we treat human life in this country, whether Nigerian or foreign.
My deepest sympathies go to the families of those who lost their lives in that crash. It’s heartbreaking. May their souls rest in peace.
We must begin to demand functional basic public services. This incident has attracted international attention because it involves Anthony Joshua — a heavyweight boxing champion, a global figure, and someone who just earned millions from his last fight. But the painful truth is that incidents like this happen every single day in Nigeria, without cameras, headlines, or global outrage.
Meanwhile, our leaders can hop on planes at a moment’s notice to access the best hospitals around the world — funded by taxpayers’ money — while the average citizen is left to fend for themselves. I won’t even get into past presidents.
It’s time for the government to take real accountability and provide the basic infrastructure and emergency services that save lives daily. Thank God AJ survived — it could have been far worse. Sadly, many others are not so lucky.
Whatever the case, government must do better.
One love ✊🏽

12/30/2025

Can we demand better public funds management and accountability from the government as it stands to implement the new tax law come 2025?
Could this be an opportunity for Nigerians to seek better actionable change?
Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

12/29/2025

Look in the mirror. We need to be accountable also