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4 years today! Spent the entire day fighting for my life from a husband. From choking me with a pillow, seizing my phones, offering me sniper, depriving me food… Phew.

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I'm old enough to remember when Nigerian artists will walk into banks for creative loans, and the corporations will laugh them out of the office. What did we do? We went to the underworld and got funding. I'm old enough to remember when our music industry was flooded by American and Jamaican music, and Nigerians preferred to listen to Eve, Eminem, Boys 2 Men, Snoop Dog and Blues. When Nigerians will proudly beat their chest and call our local music horse shit. People even earned social cool points for announcing that they don't listen to Nigerian music. What did we do? We didn't blame the Americans and Jamaicans for eating in our market. We simply looked inward and stepped up our music for three decades, until it became worthy of global cross-cultural consumption. I also old enough to remember when our music and industry hit a ceiling and couldn't find a route to new markets beyond Africa. What did we do? We reached out across the world, begged and paid everyone who made themselves available to us. From Rick Ross to Snoop Dog and T.I, we got scammed in the US repeatedly, all for a guest verse. We flew to foreign countries, walked into major label offices and sold our market to uninterested execs for decades, until they saw the value, and rushed down here. Took 3 decades and many generations of artists for that to happen. Everything Nigerian music has right now, took generations of insane work. We earned every win with our blood. Every inch we took, we paid for it in coin, tears and broken dreams. My dear Ghanaians, no be we dey do you. We aren't the reason for your industry's stagnation. You people are. And it's your job to unclog your pipes and get it flowing beyond your borders. Blaming Nigerians is the easy and lazy cope to avoid looking inwards and fixing your game. So don't hate on hardwork and invention. Learn and replicate in your market. No be Nigerians dey do you. Na Ghana do Ghana.

Yesterday, July 7, 2023, youths from Aroworade and Olaleye streets in Ajegunle engaged in street fights. Men of Ajegunle Division responded swiftly, preventing any casualty. Although the miscreants fled upon sighting the police, two of them were arrested. 1/2

The way Nigerians consume stock fish you'll think it's a locally produced fish product. But it's actually imported from Norway. Despite having its own coast line, Nigeria reportedly imports around $125 million worth of Norwegian seafood annually. Fascinating stuff.

With the enactment of the Climate Change Act, the ratification of the Paris Agreement and the launch of the Energy Transition Plan, Nigeria started its journey to Net Zero by 2060.