• The Professional Side Of Me Many Don't Know About

    Hey friends, I’ve mostly shared the personal side of me on here, but it’s time to reintroduce the other part—my professional world.

    I’m Ebenezer Wey, a passionate project & product manager who lives and breathes Design Thinking. I believe every problem—personal or business—can be solved through intentional design.

    Through The Smart Afrikan, I help entrepreneurs and small businesses design websites, build mobile apps, create sales funnels, and grow through email and social media marketing.

    From Architecture to IT, from digital product design to product management in the enterprise—I’ve walked the journey, and now I’m helping others walk theirs.

    If you’re building something meaningful, let’s connect and make it happen—creatively, strategically, and with impact.

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    #TheSmartAfrikan
    #DigitalBusiness
    #Let’sBuild
    The Professional Side Of Me Many Don't Know About Hey friends, I’ve mostly shared the personal side of me on here, but it’s time to reintroduce the other part—my professional world. I’m Ebenezer Wey, a passionate project & product manager who lives and breathes Design Thinking. I believe every problem—personal or business—can be solved through intentional design. Through The Smart Afrikan, I help entrepreneurs and small businesses design websites, build mobile apps, create sales funnels, and grow through email and social media marketing. From Architecture to IT, from digital product design to product management in the enterprise—I’ve walked the journey, and now I’m helping others walk theirs. If you’re building something meaningful, let’s connect and make it happen—creatively, strategically, and with impact. #DesignThinkingIsEverything #TheSmartAfrikan #DigitalBusiness #Let’sBuild
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  • Digital Transformation Summit
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    Power the Future: Support DTS Enugu 2025!

    The Digital Transformation Summit (DTS) Enugu 2025 is coming Thursday, July 25th a groundbreaking event for 200+ entrepreneurs, SMEs, and tech leaders. Our theme: Powering the Future of Businesses through Innovation and Tech.

    We’ve secured the venue and aligned with key stakeholders, but now we need your support to raise ₦2,000,000 and deliver a high impact experience.

    Your donation fuels:
    Innovation for startups
    Digital skills for entrepreneurs
    Mentorship & networking
    Enugu’s rise as a tech hub

    Every Naira counts. Be part of the spark that transforms our ecosystem.

    Donate now and invest in Enugu’s digital future!


    #DTSEnugu2025 #PoweringTheFuture #DigitalTransformation #StartupSouthEnugu


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  • Digital Transformation Summit
    0% ₦950 Raised of ₦2000000
    Power the Future: Support DTS Enugu 2025!

    The Digital Transformation Summit (DTS) Enugu 2025 is coming Thursday, July 25th a groundbreaking event for 200+ entrepreneurs, SMEs, and tech leaders. Our theme: Powering the Future of Businesses through Innovation and Tech.

    We’ve secured the venue and aligned with key stakeholders, but now we need your support to raise ₦2,000,000 and deliver a high impact experience.

    Your donation fuels:
    Innovation for startups
    Digital skills for entrepreneurs
    Mentorship & networking
    Enugu’s rise as a tech hub

    Every Naira counts. Be part of the spark that transforms our ecosystem.

    Donate now and invest in Enugu’s digital future!


    #DTSEnugu2025 #PoweringTheFuture #DigitalTransformation #StartupSouthEnugu


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  • Enugu Takes Off! New Airline "Enugu Air" Begins Flights Today

    History is taking flight in the South-East as Enugu Air, the state’s very own airline, officially launches today, July 7, 2025. The inaugural flight takes off from Akanu Ibiam International Airport, marking a huge leap forward for regional transportation and economic development.

    Backed by the Enugu State Government in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Aviation, this bold move aims to improve air travel access for residents, boost tourism, and attract investment to the state.

    Governor Peter Mbah has been at the forefront of the initiative, describing it as part of his vision to make Enugu a commercial hub in Nigeria. He noted that the airline is not just about flying planes — it's about connecting people, businesses, and ideas.

    > “Enugu Air is a symbol of our ambition. We’re not just opening skies — we’re opening up opportunities,” the governor said at the flag-off ceremony.

    Local travelers and aviation enthusiasts have welcomed the move with excitement, saying it's long overdue for the South-East to have its own airline operating on a regional and eventually national scale.

    Enugu Air is expected to run commercial flights across Nigeria, with long-term plans for international routes. The airline will also focus on safety, affordability, and reliability, promising passengers a better travel experience.


    Why This Matters

    For years, residents in the region have depended heavily on airlines based in Lagos or Abuja. With Enugu Air now in the mix, travelers can expect more convenience, better pricing, and direct flights from the heart of the South-East.

    It's not just a win for Enugu — it’s a win for Nigeria.
    ✈️ Enugu Takes Off! New Airline "Enugu Air" Begins Flights Today History is taking flight in the South-East as Enugu Air, the state’s very own airline, officially launches today, July 7, 2025. The inaugural flight takes off from Akanu Ibiam International Airport, marking a huge leap forward for regional transportation and economic development. Backed by the Enugu State Government in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Aviation, this bold move aims to improve air travel access for residents, boost tourism, and attract investment to the state. Governor Peter Mbah has been at the forefront of the initiative, describing it as part of his vision to make Enugu a commercial hub in Nigeria. He noted that the airline is not just about flying planes — it's about connecting people, businesses, and ideas. > “Enugu Air is a symbol of our ambition. We’re not just opening skies — we’re opening up opportunities,” the governor said at the flag-off ceremony. Local travelers and aviation enthusiasts have welcomed the move with excitement, saying it's long overdue for the South-East to have its own airline operating on a regional and eventually national scale. Enugu Air is expected to run commercial flights across Nigeria, with long-term plans for international routes. The airline will also focus on safety, affordability, and reliability, promising passengers a better travel experience. Why This Matters For years, residents in the region have depended heavily on airlines based in Lagos or Abuja. With Enugu Air now in the mix, travelers can expect more convenience, better pricing, and direct flights from the heart of the South-East. It's not just a win for Enugu — it’s a win for Nigeria.
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  • From Zero to Tech Hero – How Izuchukwu’s Faith, Friendship, and Focus Sparked a Career in Tech
    In today’s edition of YuSocial Spotlight, we shine a light on a young Nigerian - Izuchukwu Johnson, who turned curiosity, grit, and mentorship into a thriving career in tech. His journey is one that many aspiring techies can relate to — humble beginnings, a spark of inspiration, persistent effort, and breakthrough moments. From borrowing time on a friend’s computer to...
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  • CBN to Banks: Show Us Your Game Plan or Risk Falling Behind

    The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is turning up the heat on commercial banks—and they’re not playing around.

    In a new directive, the apex bank is asking all commercial banks to submit their capital restoration plans. Simply put, the CBN wants to know how these banks plan to stay financially healthy now that the days of easy regulatory relief are over.

    For a while now, banks have been operating under a bit of a safety net—thanks to forbearance measures that helped cushion them from the economic shocks of recent years (like COVID-19 and naira volatility). But now, the CBN says it's time to toughen up.

    > “We’re focused on building a stronger, more resilient banking sector,” a CBN source shared. “We want banks that can weather the storm, not just survive today and crash tomorrow.”

    So, what does this mean for the average Nigerian?

    Well, your bank might start making moves maybe a change in loan requirements, a shift in investment focus, or even a push to raise more capital. Some banks might even consider merging with others to meet the new expectations.

    Financial experts say this could be a wake-up call for struggling banks. Those that can’t prove they’re strong enough to stand on their own might be forced to restructure or close shop.


    Why You Should Care:

    If you’re a customer: Your bank’s future could affect your money, services, or even how easily you get loans.

    If you’re an investor: Expect increased activity in the banking space mergers, recapitalizations, or even shakeups.

    If you care about the economy: A more stable banking sector could help Nigeria bounce back stronger.

    At the end of the day, the CBN is sending one clear message: "Get your house in order or risk being left behind."
    CBN to Banks: Show Us Your Game Plan or Risk Falling Behind The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is turning up the heat on commercial banks—and they’re not playing around. In a new directive, the apex bank is asking all commercial banks to submit their capital restoration plans. Simply put, the CBN wants to know how these banks plan to stay financially healthy now that the days of easy regulatory relief are over. For a while now, banks have been operating under a bit of a safety net—thanks to forbearance measures that helped cushion them from the economic shocks of recent years (like COVID-19 and naira volatility). But now, the CBN says it's time to toughen up. > “We’re focused on building a stronger, more resilient banking sector,” a CBN source shared. “We want banks that can weather the storm, not just survive today and crash tomorrow.” So, what does this mean for the average Nigerian? Well, your bank might start making moves maybe a change in loan requirements, a shift in investment focus, or even a push to raise more capital. Some banks might even consider merging with others to meet the new expectations. Financial experts say this could be a wake-up call for struggling banks. Those that can’t prove they’re strong enough to stand on their own might be forced to restructure or close shop. Why You Should Care: If you’re a customer: Your bank’s future could affect your money, services, or even how easily you get loans. If you’re an investor: Expect increased activity in the banking space mergers, recapitalizations, or even shakeups. If you care about the economy: A more stable banking sector could help Nigeria bounce back stronger. At the end of the day, the CBN is sending one clear message: "Get your house in order or risk being left behind."
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  • Tired But Can’t Sleep? The Hidden Link Between Anxiety and Insomnia

    Ever crawl into bed, physically exhausted, but your mind just won’t shut up? You toss. You turn. You check the clock. Again. And despite needing rest more than ever, your body refuses to power down. Sound familiar?

    You’re not alone and you’re not just “thinking too much.” This frustrating cycle of being tired but sleepless is often rooted in anxiety, and the connection runs deeper than most people realize.


    The Silent Tug-of-War Between Your Mind and Body

    When you’re anxious whether it's from everyday stress or a deeper mental health issue your brain kicks into high alert. Your heart rate might stay elevated. Your thoughts start racing. Your body stays in “fight or flight” mode, even when it’s bedtime. And no matter how tired you feel, your brain acts like it’s preparing for battle.

    It’s like hitting the brakes and the gas pedal at the same time.



    Everyday Habits That Make It Worse

    Without even knowing it, some of our daily routines quietly feed this cycle. For example:

    Endless scrolling before bed overstimulates the brain and floods your system with blue light, which blocks melatonin the hormone that helps you sleep.

    Late afternoon caffeine might seem harmless, but it can stick around in your system for hours.

    Overthinking tomorrow’s to-do list while lying in bed? It signals your brain that there’s still work to do—even if your body is screaming for rest.

    What Lack of Sleep Does to Anxiety

    Here’s the tough part: the less sleep you get, the worse your anxiety becomes the next day. That brain fog? The irritability? The restlessness? They all feed back into the same loop, making sleep even harder the following night.

    It’s a cycle that wears you down mentally, emotionally, and even physically.




    So What Can You Do?

    Breaking the cycle doesn’t happen overnight (pun intended), but small changes go a long way:

    Create a wind-down routine: Start dimming the lights an hour before bed. Stretch. Read. Journal. Do anything calming away from screens.

    Cut back on stimulants: Limit caffeine after noon and avoid sugary snacks late in the day.

    Try grounding techniques: Breathing exercises or body scans can calm the nervous system and shift your body into “rest mode.”

    Stick to a sleep schedule: Try to sleep and wake at the same time every day even on weekends. Consistency helps reset your internal clock.




    When to Talk to Someone

    If your sleep struggles persist for weeks, or if your anxiety feels overwhelming, talk to a professional. Therapy or even short-term medication can help break the cycle and give you space to heal mentally and physically.




    Final Thoughts

    You’re not lazy. You’re not broken. Your body is simply trying to survive in a world that doesn’t always slow down. The first step to getting better sleep might just be giving yourself grace and realizing that rest is just as much mental as it is physical.

    Take it one night at a time
    Tired But Can’t Sleep? The Hidden Link Between Anxiety and Insomnia Ever crawl into bed, physically exhausted, but your mind just won’t shut up? You toss. You turn. You check the clock. Again. And despite needing rest more than ever, your body refuses to power down. Sound familiar? You’re not alone and you’re not just “thinking too much.” This frustrating cycle of being tired but sleepless is often rooted in anxiety, and the connection runs deeper than most people realize. The Silent Tug-of-War Between Your Mind and Body When you’re anxious whether it's from everyday stress or a deeper mental health issue your brain kicks into high alert. Your heart rate might stay elevated. Your thoughts start racing. Your body stays in “fight or flight” mode, even when it’s bedtime. And no matter how tired you feel, your brain acts like it’s preparing for battle. It’s like hitting the brakes and the gas pedal at the same time. Everyday Habits That Make It Worse Without even knowing it, some of our daily routines quietly feed this cycle. For example: Endless scrolling before bed overstimulates the brain and floods your system with blue light, which blocks melatonin the hormone that helps you sleep. Late afternoon caffeine might seem harmless, but it can stick around in your system for hours. Overthinking tomorrow’s to-do list while lying in bed? It signals your brain that there’s still work to do—even if your body is screaming for rest. What Lack of Sleep Does to Anxiety Here’s the tough part: the less sleep you get, the worse your anxiety becomes the next day. That brain fog? The irritability? The restlessness? They all feed back into the same loop, making sleep even harder the following night. It’s a cycle that wears you down mentally, emotionally, and even physically. So What Can You Do? Breaking the cycle doesn’t happen overnight (pun intended), but small changes go a long way: Create a wind-down routine: Start dimming the lights an hour before bed. Stretch. Read. Journal. Do anything calming away from screens. Cut back on stimulants: Limit caffeine after noon and avoid sugary snacks late in the day. Try grounding techniques: Breathing exercises or body scans can calm the nervous system and shift your body into “rest mode.” Stick to a sleep schedule: Try to sleep and wake at the same time every day even on weekends. Consistency helps reset your internal clock. When to Talk to Someone If your sleep struggles persist for weeks, or if your anxiety feels overwhelming, talk to a professional. Therapy or even short-term medication can help break the cycle and give you space to heal mentally and physically. Final Thoughts You’re not lazy. You’re not broken. Your body is simply trying to survive in a world that doesn’t always slow down. The first step to getting better sleep might just be giving yourself grace and realizing that rest is just as much mental as it is physical. Take it one night at a time
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