Vol 10 | 26-12-2022 View in Browser Brought to you by | Merry Christmas (in arrears), I hope you had a great weekend and are currently enjoying a slow Monday. In other news, the new year is only a few days away. I know we all roll our eyes at new year’s resolutions but one […]

A pro of being home for the holidays is that you can bill all your rich family members. Your detty December money is set.

Workplaces need to understand that not everybody has money for secret Santa.

This week’s subject on Abroad Life is a tech bro who was tired of life in Nigeria without income and power supply, so he decided to continue his education and find work in Canada. He shares his difficulties with managing expenses and making friends as an international student.  When did you decide to move abroad? […]

“My art funds my art most times. I'm not where I want to be, but this year has been good, and I'm grateful. My dream is to live off my art.“

While you need a minimum amount of money to start planning for your trip, you do not need to be rich to travel the world.

As Halloween approaches, we thought to tell you the best ways to scare Nigerians. For your own sake, don’t try number eight. 

“No one knows what’ll happen tomorrow. If I lose ₦10,000 today, I know I can win ₦100,000 tomorrow.” — We asked sports bet players why they keep playing, and it turns out there’s no shortage of hope.

Up until recently, my idea of building wealth was how fat my bank account was. If my bank account was looking healthy with just enough zeros, then I considered myself a baby girl.

Every other day, one more person is planning to japa. So if that's you, here are some of the best japa tips according to Nigerians abroad.