eke @eke___

...and you call yourself a lawyer medium.com/@ucheesq?sourc… Up and about in Lagos. Joined June 2011

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eke @eke___

5 days ago

I’ll handle all the legal documentation free of Charge. I’ll also organize armed security for all the excos.

Ladi Ogunseye @LadiSpeaks

6 days ago

I’m looking form a pressure group against Semo. It’s like a club and our work is simply to work to ensure the world bans Semo.

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eke @eke___

a week ago

@TWEETARRAZZI Naah you didn’t. I think you are rushing down the walkway. But I saw these your guys at the lounge upstairs

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eke @eke___

a week ago

Dwayne Wade without the beards is Ahmed Musa.

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Again, many of you need to understand the cultural evolution of corporate Nigeria. Millennials, as they are called, are the ones who initiated the policy change to adopt a first name-based work culture. On the other hand, Gen X (baby boomers) preferred to be addressed by titles like Mr., Mrs., or Miss. Therefore, there was a certain level of conflict in organizational policies regarding this matter. Regardless, the girl will be fine; she has just experienced the complexities of corporate culture.

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Babájídé @Babajiide

2 weeks ago

I can’t believe it! 😂 I know ten people with verifiable net worth exceeding $1 million who are all employed in 9-5 jobs. The thing about wealth earned through 9-5 jobs is that it’s designed to be discreet. It’s a part of the job description.

GanaJnr @FinePopo

2 weeks ago

Nobody gets RICH or escapes POVERTY with 9-5, and some of you went as far as mentioning @SirJarus. It’s funny to me. How much was Sir Jarus worth when he was doing 9-5 compared to now? How many people in Nigeria knew who he was compared to now? He probably left the 9-5 because he

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Imade. @ImadeIyamu

2 weeks ago

Living below your means only works if you’re actually investing the difference & then still increasing your income too. There’s no reward for just suffering yourself.

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Favour Y. @FavourYusuf1

2 weeks ago

The answer is their lifestyle. They don't own anything fancy. They live in houses you would not want to live in. Look at the life of the average educated young person. Your rent is 2m, your phone cost 1.3m and so on. Meanwhile, that same money would buy you a piece of land inside the bush. This is the "dark side of education", it makes you sophisticated enough to be dependent on the trappings of modern society. It forces you to re-evaluate what you consider successs. Here's another example, how much does the average young Nigerian spend on earing out? And how much does the class of people you are looking at spend on eating out. Long and short is that you can achieve what they achieve if you are willing to live their kind of life. The problem is that you think their kind of life looks like failure.

Chisom Agbafor @ChisomAgbafor

2 weeks ago

There is something shocking I’ve discovered about Nigerian market people: These people will be selling tomatoes and pepper in the market and casually tell me that they have trained 3 children through university. Some will even boldly tell me that they sponsored their children

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Jamal @JajaPhD

2 weeks ago

It’s too late for this. All we can do atm is to ensure our children aren’t our retirement plan. But for our parents, it’s too late. PS. To ensure that our kids aren’t our retirement plan, we may need to sacrifice less than some of our parents did. That may mean public schools for our kids so that we can invest the money that would have paid for private education.

Cowrywise @cowrywise

2 weeks ago

You shouldn’t be your parents retirement plan.

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Mr. Czar @Mrczar_

4 weeks ago

No amount of frugality will save a man that does not have cashflow.

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eke @eke___

3 weeks ago

When they say one shouldn’t marry into a family that has shown they don’t like you, it’s not a test whether or not you have a strong partner. It’s mostly because of some rubbish you’ll be exposed to. And it comes in varying degrees. Some you can handle, others you can’t/shouldnt

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-valar morghulis- @eldivine

4 weeks ago

I have a very very strong bias for family so I always feel extremely bad for people whose family becomes the biggest source of their problems. Because if you cannot be at rest with your family, who can you now be at rest with. God please.

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. @UcheKl

a month ago

2008 Mercedes c300 for sale. Registered Buy and drive. 7.5m

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eke @eke___

a month ago

Awesome

Lagos DSVA @Lagosdsva

a month ago

PRESS RELEASE 29/07/2026 LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT RESPONDS TO VIRAL REPORT OF ALLEGED THREATS AND INTIMIDATION OF A WIDOW IN IKORODU The Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency (DSVA) was alerted on Tuesday, 28th July 2026, to a viral report alleging threats,

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eke @eke___

2 months ago

@Babajiide Oh okay. I don’t commot mouth. 😄

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Babájídé @Babajiide

2 months ago

Exactly! At certain milestones, it becomes a scoreboard. The person with $250,000 in liquid assets can live like the person with $1 million in liquid assets. However, since we don’t have a clear understanding of the value of money, we tend to overinflate their worth

eke @eke___

2 months ago

The reason it’s easy think there are so many USD millionaires in Lagos is because the typical Lagos boy with $250k - 350k liquid can do everything as a guy with $1m also living in Lagos. But even with that, the number of people with $350k liquid in Lagos are not up to 1 million