Trust on God's Word even when the situation seems to be at odd. God is too faithful to fail.

This morning, i was studying along some line of thoughts and i remember in my thought a video i had watched in the past. 3 Things were mentioned in that video, i remember 2 but fogot 1, just this afternoon YouTube brought back that video to me. Now that your thought is being tracked by tech companies. There is fire on the mountain ooo

The educational crisis in northern Nigeria should be seen not only as a developmental challenge, but as part of the wider security landscape. Education does more than impart literacy and numeracy; it provides structure, routine, and pathways to self-actualisation and social belonging --- Al Jazeera

insurgencies are sustained not by ideology alone, but by terrain, supply routes, local economies, and the ability to move men and materiel through spaces where the state is weak or absent ---- Al Jazeera

Nigerian FG Invest $75M in Flutterwave, Commends firm Digital Economy Expansion

President Bola Tinubu has reportedly approved a $75 million investment in Flutterwave, as the company’s initial public offer (IPO) plans near completion.

Dada Olusegun, special assistant to the president on social media, announced the federal government’s capital injection approval in a post on X on Monday.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has given approval for the investment of $75 million in Flutterwave, as plans for the deal move closer to completion,” the post reads.

The investment forms part of Flutterwave’s efforts to raise $250 million through an IPO.

The financial technology (fintech) firm had previously raised $250 million in Series D funding in 2022, valuing the company at over $3 billion.

According to the company, the new funding will support its expansion strategy, including accelerating customer acquisition in existing markets, pursuing mergers and acquisitions, and developing complementary products to drive innovation.

In February 2025, Tinubu said his administration would support fintech companies providing payment infrastructure across Nigeria and Africa, reiterating that the country is open to business and committed to removing barriers to growth.

The president commended Flutterwave’s role in strengthening the digital economy, particularly through the contributions of young Nigerians.

Flutterwave had also indicated interest in listing on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), seeking government backing for the move.

On October 10, 2025, Wale Edun, the minister of finance and coordinating minister of the economy, met with Flutterwave executives and officials of the Ministry of Finance Incorporated (MoFI) to explore a strategic partnership.

Edun commended Flutterwave’s role in driving innovation and reaffirmed the federal government’s commitment to investments that promote financial inclusion, empower small businesses, and position Nigeria as a hub for digital transformation.

The engagement reportedly concluded with an agreement on a roadmap for collaboration, with officials noting that the partnership would boost investor confidence and strengthen Nigeria’s innovation ecosystem once finalised.

Nigerians needs a better leadership system than this