It has been an interesting week of top-flight football in the English Premier League. Fans and spectators across the globe were treated to amazing performances from their favourite teams. It was a week full of surprises and numerous goals, which equally made it a great week for Fantasy Football enthusiasts.

PHOTO BY MEYesterday, I watched an interesting clip of a couple in therapy. In the video, the woman was crying profusely while explaining to their therapist how unwilling and unyielding her husband was to her demands for change. In her words, "he refuses to change." I did not watch the entire episode, but here are a few things I was able to deduce from that short clip.

The 2024/2025 season of the English Premier league kickstarted last week and with that the Fantasy League. This years records over 9 million teams competition and showcasing their managerial skills and it promises to be an exciting season for FPL managers.

PHOTO BY MEI have spent the last few days wishing time moves faster. It has really been a tough year. Considering I just got married, it is even crazier thinking about it.I swear I don't know how I have survived these past 7 months. Airdrop hunting hasn't been so great and I don't write as much as I used to. Most of the monies I have made have gone into my migration plans.

PHOTO BY MEI spent the better part of my day listening to two episodes of the Noble Nigeria Podcast on YouTube. These two episodes feature political activists David Hudeyin and Prof. Wole Soyinka. They spoke extensively about the Nigerian struggle, and I want to join the conversation. I am not as knowledgeable as both speakers on the subject matter, but I am an active citizen who has spent most of his life in the country and is aware of the situation on the ground, so I have an opinion on how to develop my country.

Yesterday, I was with my wife. We had just completed some tasks and were really exhausted. While returning, we discussed all the stress we've been through and prayed that everything we've been working towards for the past year comes to fruition. It has cost an arm and a leg to get our migration plans to this point, and there is still a lot to do.