Once again I'll say it that I'm terrified of foreign analysts, organisations and journalists from developed countries who have NO NEED to compromise when dealing with Africa, but still choose to accept money feom African politicians to parrot their narratives.
Me that has never made $7,000 in a single calendar month, at my level I have never seen any need to compromise.
You'll now see dudes from DC and Marseille banking $146,000/annum basic, still choosing to accept money from Kagame, Tinubu, Indimi and El-Rufai.
You lot terrify me.
You'll now see dudes from DC and Marseille banking $146,000/annum basic, still choosing to accept money from Kagame, Tinubu, Indimi and El-Rufai.
You lot terrify me.
Capitalist or not, there is something in Economics called Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.
When you make a comfortable 5 or 6-figure USD income and you come from a 1st world country, you're meant to have scaled the 1st layer of that hierarchy (food, shelter, security).
When you make a comfortable 5 or 6-figure USD income and you come from a 1st world country, you're meant to have scaled the 1st layer of that hierarchy (food, shelter, security).
There is such a thing as "enough."
You don't ALWAYS have to chase money at any and every cost, especially when you have no kind of need that isn't already taken care of.
Excessive greed is a deadly vice.
You don't ALWAYS have to chase money at any and every cost, especially when you have no kind of need that isn't already taken care of.
Excessive greed is a deadly vice.
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