Sam retweeted
When you stop reading books, you lose your sharpness of speech, critical thinking, and imagination. A closed book is a closed mind. DON'T EVER STOP READING.
Sam retweeted
If your children inherit billions of naira but didn’t inherit the financial skill that built it, they didn’t inherit wealth, they inherited ₦0.
Sam retweeted
Who is actually a ‘doctor’?
A physician?
A PhD holder?
A dentist?
A pharmacist with a doctorate?
A lawyer with a doctorate?
The argument sounds simple until you look at where the word “doctor” actually came from.
Thread🧵
Sam retweeted
This song sounds like old TV nights, family living rooms and a Nigeria that feels so far away now. Some songs don’t just take you back, they bring the whole era with them 🎷 🎷 🎺 💥 💥 🔥🔥🔥
Sam retweeted
“Spend your money on the things money can buy. Spend your time on the things money can't buy.”
— Haruki Murakami
Sam retweeted
Books have two great purposes: they either make you think or they help you to stop thinking.
Sam retweeted
There is a Nigerian AI startup in Yaba right now with 12 engineers, all in their twenties, building a product that will be quietly running under three Fortune 500 companies in 18 months.
You have not heard of them. Their founder does not do podcasts. Their engineering team writes commits at 2am and takes Fridays off.
This is what the next generation of Nigerian tech looks like. Not conference posters. Just shipping.
Somebody in Palo Alto will 'discover' them in 2028 and call it a breakthrough.
Sam retweeted
A good life is one in which things do not go perfectly, but you find a way to have a good day regardless.
Sam retweeted
You will never live if you are looking for the meaning of life. Fall in love with some activity and do it! Nobody ever figures out what life is all about and it doesn't matter.
Sam retweeted
Money can give you access to opportunities, but without financial intelligence, more money can simply mean more ways to make expensive mistakes.
Financial intelligence is knowing the difference between what you can afford and what you should afford. It teaches you to think beyond immediate pleasure and consider opportunity cost, risk, sustainability, and long term consequences.
You learn that not every expensive thing is valuable, not every investment is wise, and not every opportunity deserves your money.
True financial freedom isn’t just having enough money to say “yes.” It’s having enough wisdom to confidently say “no” when something doesn’t serve your future.
Money gives you choices.
Financial intelligence helps you choose wisely.



















