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This evening. 5pm. YouTube.

Emeka Ike’s ex wife Suzanne Emma speaks out in the media for the first time ever.

She answers every allegation and tells me shocking stories of violence, drug addiction and almost being killed by her ex-husband.

Also joining me: Emeka Ike’s first son.

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Feb 14, 2019
My piece in the Mail & Guardian today:
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“The real tragedy is that, despite his many failures, a confluence of his strong personal brand curated and calcified in the 2015 elections,… instagram.com/p/Bt3yLl5l352/
There was a time when Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari represented something deeply special – the democratic ideal that a failed government can be punished; and that an opposition party could possibly win in a country where this had never before happened.
He represented a generation’s aspirations that our voices matter, our decisions count, and together we could direct the destiny of our country.
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Apr 15, 2018
This week, two major Pastors were out-ed in public making statements about tithing that are very, very easily disproved by anyone who reads the Bible simply, many who have spent years reading the Bible, and millions who testify of having the Holy Spirit.
The statements grieved my spirit. They grieved my spirit deeply, not least because these are people that many have good reason to respect. I even among those faithful.
But I got over my anger quickly, because anger clouds judgement. However the danger of what their statements represent requires considered response, especially from people of faith. People of elaborate faith.
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Mar 25, 2018
This is remarkable. And points to something @DoubleEph has been very upset about for a while. The corruption in our system actually disproportionately benefits companies (monopolies?) who know well how to master the system.academia.edu/35925666/THE_I… We always knew it. So, evidence.
Young Nigerians deserve better role models, including in business. Successful gaming a system, and making it impossible for enterprise to flourish and wealth to spread is not something to aspire to, be impressed by, or in any treat with anything but (compassionate) disdain.
Many years ago, seeing the pressure, @obyezeks began to speak to me even more urgently about being disdainful of what she called "slothful wealth". Be disdainful of it, she said. Don't be impressed by it. Don't aspire to it. Don't gravitate towards it.
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Sep 27, 2017
On this matter of hustling.
One of my fellow fellows here, is the most amazing human being yiu will meet, and from Liberia. He is same age as me 32.
And he has lived in Liberia all his life. According to him, this trip for this fellowship is the first time he is leaving his country.
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Sep 27, 2017
Thread coming up on how to negotiate for payment if you're a young, talented, hardworking person. Note those last four words, plix.
Offered one of my mentees a contract job for a client earlier, and I asked her how much she wanted to be paid. And she panicked.
[Btw, as @biolaa1 says all the time, it's mostly females that do this. Refuse to ask for what they think they deserve. Stop it. Lean in.]
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Sep 21, 2017
You know, two or three years ago, I was returning to Lagos from Prayer City, after the Power Must Change Hands programme.
It's one of the only times that I went alone, and I was driving. So there was space in the car.
If you know the Prayer City, then you know transportation is inadequate, so people often wait by the gates when service is done.
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