Today should have been a celebration. A 62nd birthday with laughter filling the room. Phone calls. Prayers. Family gathered, just like always… around her. But instead, today is quiet. Heavy […]
TWO YEARS LATER… AND STILL HOLDING ON Read Post »
Happy New Year to all my esteemed readers. As we step into a new year, I want to sincerely thank you for your continued support, engagement, and thoughtful conversations throughout
When Headlines Become Lessons Read Post »
A birthday is supposed to be a happy day, a day of music, prayers, laughter, and warm memories. But when former Ekiti State governor Ayo Fayose celebrated his 65th birthday,
Birthday Bash Gone Bad Read Post »
The newly passed Insurance Reform Act is more than just another policy update, it’s a turning point and it’s changing the way we all have to think about insurance in
Insurance Can No Longer Be Ignored Read Post »
Just five days after the dust barely settled on the Kwam 1 flight saga, Nigeria’s skies were rattled again, in what some are now calling ‘Kwam 2’, this time aboard
Altitude Meets Attitude Read Post »
After being off the radar for a while, I thought my comeback post would be something chill. Maybe a soft take on travel insurance myths or tips. But then King
Power On The Tarmac Read Post »
On June 12, 2025, tragedy struck when Air India Flight AI‑171, London Gatwick bound, crashed into the BJ Medical College, engulfing the building in fireballs. The aircraft had merely climbed
Turbulence in the Skies Read Post »
Across continents, nature is making bold destructive statements from the raging wildfires in the quiet forests of Manitoba to the storm-induced chaos in some parts of Nigeria. These disasters, while
Two Countries, Two Outcomes Read Post »
🚢 You’ve probably seen Titanic the movie or Celine Dion’s unforgettable soundtrack. But beyond the romance and Hollywood drama lies a real and tragic story with a powerful insurance lesson.
Don’t Just Cruise Through Risk Read Post »
TJ is the kind of man people admire. Focused. Visionary. A retired banker who decided to pour his pension and passion into a small but classy hotel on the outskirts
One delay. One disaster. No backup Read Post »
He was once a man everyone stood for when he entered a room. Years of service to the nation, in classrooms, on panels, in policy rooms. All these earned him
When the Applause Fades Read Post »
Meet Temitope Afolabi – Winner Of Our 1st Anniversary Quiz Spotlight To wrap up our 1st Anniversary celebration, we had a chat with Temitope Afolabi, a dynamic young professional working
An Inspiring Voice from Tangerine Africa Read Post »
Kunle thought he was fully covered until the police told him otherwise. If you followed Kunle’s story in my previous post (Are you really protected), you know he was stopped
Kunle’s Confusion at the Checkpoint Read Post »
Police Crackdown on Motorists It was a humid Monday morning in Lagos, and the usual traffic bottleneck had begun forming near Ojuelegba. Kunle, a struggling small business owner, was on
Are You Really Protected? Read Post »
In our first episode of Pray, Plan, and Insure, we explored the importance of combining faith, strategic planning, and risk management to build a solid foundation for success. Since then,
Pray, Plan, and Insure (Episode 2): The Bakery Startup Journey Read Post »
As the new year begins, there is an air of hope and renewal. It’s a time when many people fast and pray, set goals, dream of a better future. However,
Pray, Plan, and Insure Read Post »
Dear Readers, As the year draws to a close, I find myself reflecting on the shared journey we’ve taken together. This year has been one of challenges and growth, a
Open Letter to the Insuring Public Read Post »
Professional Indemnity Insurance is an essential safety net for professionals across various industries. It offers protection against claims arising from errors, omissions, or negligence in the performance of professional services.
Professional Indemnity Insurance: Why It Matters Read Post »
The Association of United Professionals (AUP) was more than just a gathering of individuals; it was a family built on shared values and comradeship. One of its most active members,
A Story of Love, Loss, and the Lessons Learned Read Post »
