As they drove away, BD offered TK reassurance. “Sir, I’ve known you for five years as a caring and brilliant lawyer. Unbeknownst to you, you’ve helped at least ten people I’ve referred to you with great success.

In the face of such uncertainties, it becomes imperative to prioritize self-care amidst life’s demands. While we pursue our ambitions and fulfill our responsibilities, we must also nurture our well-being.

Helpfulness is ingrained in many of us, driven by a genuine desire to make a difference in others’ lives. Yet, amidst our acts of kindness, we mustn’t lose sight of our own needs and well-being.

Yet, amidst these disheartening tales, there are glimmers of hope. As my friend aptly pointed out, it’s a two-way street. While some Nigerian professionals may succumb to discriminatory behavior, others rise above it, treating clients based on merit rather than ethnicity. It’s a principle we must all strive to uphold, not just for the sake of others but for our own dignity and self-respect.

The essence of fairness lies in embracing the diversity of voices, recognizing the inherent value in everyone, regardless of their perceived intelligence, talent, or quickness of thought. It is about fostering an inclusive environment where everyone has a seat at the table, where every perspective is heard and respected.

May this Easter bring about a profound awakening, repositioning, and relevance in our lives, where our worth and contributions are recognized and celebrated by all. May the warmth of genuine love and care envelop us always, guiding us through every challenge and triumph. Happy Easter to you and your loved ones.

As I savored each bite, gratitude swelled within me for the provision and the care with which it was prepared. Yet, I couldn’t help but ponder the emphasis on okra over other ingredients like snail and fish. The answer soon dawned on me: okra’s enduring appeal lies in its simplicity and accessibility.

During one of our mentorship sessions, our focus turned to change leadership, prompting a profound discussion on the dynamics of leadership in Nigeria. Our mentor posed a thought-provoking question: “If Nigeria were a PLC today, would you invest in it?”

P responded, suggesting that the timing wasn’t conducive for love, citing financial hardships plaguing not just Nigeria but the world at large. He then proceeded to share a story.