Eric Davidson would never allow money slip through his fingers, especially when the money rolled into six zeros. Source He drummed lightly on the wooden desk which he sat at, running several ideas of how he could have this ten million for himself and not get busted for it.

I was one of the people that scoffed at the idea of tapping. I woke up one of those mornings and saw that almost everybody in my life was tapping furiously on their phone screens. At first, I thought it was one of those games that my mother had introduced to my siblings, but when I went to the market later that evening, I realized that people on the road were doing it too. Source I got back home to inquire about whatever it was and I was told that they were tapping. First, I heard it was a type of farming, where all you had to do was to tap on an icon or an image to acquire coins which could eventually be cashed out when the coin is launched. Then I heard that it was a tap to earn platform and that all you had to do was log into it daily to interact with the platform for rewards.

Nigerians have not failed to marvel at the recent happenings and developments going on in the country, one cannot help but wonder if truly there is any glimpse of light at the end of this tunnel that we have been plunged into, our political leaders have not failed to RUB it on our faces: their insensitivity, arrogance, and lack of empathy. source The Arise television channel hosted a former Senator; Ishaku Elisha Abbo, who served and represented the Adamawa North senatorial district between 2019-2023, during the course of the interview, the Senator shared his opinion at the interview, he spoke about the current salary of Nigerian lawmakers, which is about 30 million Naira including allowances such as sitting, traveling, wardrobe etcetera and believed that the salary was hardly Enough and shouldn't be seen as a huge sum by the people.

In as much as some persons post online for the sole reasons of getting likes and views, we mustn't neglect social injustices done to those who may not be able to speak up and disregard their silent cry for help. Source So, I was recently surfing the internet, and I noticed this headline that caught my attention: a fourteen-year-old girl was sexually assaulted by her Landlord's son. The Nigerian Police Force PRO ( Public Relations Officer), Prince Olumuyiwa Adejobi, had reacted to the video of the young girl bleeding after molestation and had urged that family members or those who know the victim should reach out to him because he was interested in getting justice for her.

The president, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, had recently shared his opinion and concern for those Nigerian citizens who had left the country for greener pastures abroad, soliciting that they do not forget home and also invest in making the country better especially economy-wise.

Corruption has eaten deep into our hearts; it has spread its tentacles all around her prey, and just like an addictive and intoxicating substance, her victims only crave for more and are never satisfied; she births greed, wickedness, and stagnation. Source What started small and probably insignificant has grown into a very huge monster that is ready to crush and destroy all that stands in its way. Its teeth are as sharp as a sword piercing deep into most skin and like a vampire sucking out the essence of life from its victims.