A post encouraging Nigerians to challenge themselves to make at least 100k Naira daily until December was met with various criticisms. One comment read, “Even armed robber no fit make 100k per day. Even if na money ritual.” This highlights a disturbing trend where responses lean toward illegal and violent ideas rather than legitimate ways of earning.
Such comments reflect a mindset that discourages ambition by associating financial success with crime. Rather than engaging in unethical practices, it’s essential to foster discussions that promote creativity, entrepreneurship, and legitimate income-generating strategies. Encouraging people to explore ethical means of achieving financial growth—such as investing, developing skills, and leveraging business opportunities—can drive positive change in society.
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