Why Nigerians should avoid activities that don't generate profit to them, 2026.

[Olotu20]

As 2025 comes to an end there has been a lot of people who are rejoicing at thesame time there are also those who are regretting because of unfulfilled dreams and visions that,were not realized in the year. But looking critically at the Nigerian environment that, we find ourselves everyday that passes things are getting difficult the standard of living is getting higher and inflation on the rise. And with the new tax law which is expected to come into law from the first of January 2026 things will be even more harder. The more reason why we as Nigerian should always concern ourselves about generating money rather than engaging in activities that, will not generate profit to us. Am not saying we should not render free service and be charitable to others but we should always relate what ever we do to profit generation because in the Nigerian environment there is nothing free. One area we should concentrate on come 2026 is that we should try as much as possible to concentrate on Bitcoin accumulation, learn how to trade and get to learn one online skill that will fetch money for you. knowing fully well that we are securing our way out of financial stagnancy and struggle.

 Economic Reality Leaves Little Room for Unproductive time.
 the Nigerian economy is harsh and Inflation keeps rising while wages remain low.Unemployment and underdevelopment are widespread Government support systems are weak or nonexistent in such an environment, time spent on non productive activities directly translates to lost income opportunities. Unlike in developed economies, most Nigerians cannot afford hobbies or engagements that don’t improve their financial position.

 Time Is the Most Scarce Asset for the Average Nigerian.
Most Nigerians work long hours spend time commuting and engaging in multiple responsibilities.If an activity does not build skills, generate income, or even open future opportunities, it silently steals from you because it will affect your family responsibilities,Capital accumulation and Long term financial security, unproductive time is expensive when survival is at stake and so all Nigerians should take note of this come 2026 and should concentrate on ventures that are capital incentive.

Capital Accumulation Is the Only Reliable Escape.
It should be noted that wealth in Nigeria is rarely inherited except you belong to the political class, it is accumulated slowly via Small businesses,Skill monetization,Digital work.Strategic investments in Bitcoin, when understood properly.Anything that does not contribute to capital accumulation delays financial freedom and keeps people trapped in dependency.

Inflation Punishes Idleness
With the economic realities in Nigeria it's clear that there is no way out but only through financial freedom, inflation ensures that
Money loses value daily in Nigeria so there is need to always increase our income everyday because inflation rate will even get worse due to harsh economic conditions which will be implemented come next year.

 Social Distractions Keep People Economically Weak.
 It should be noted that activities such endless gossip,Online arguments,Tribal and religious arguments and even online talks such as trending issues only leads to wastage  of time and resources. But such times should be channelled to wealth creation by either reading or learning new skills etc.

Skills, Not Certificates, Pay Bills.
One ironi that that is prominent in Nigeria is that most people with paper called certificates are busy claiming with their certificates and speaking big grammar. If which most of the people who belong to these class of people are struggling to pay their bills. So leave your certificate and think of a skill or something that will will do that will bring money to you as a graduate because the truth is that there is no jobs anywhere government can't employ every graduate in the country. Your certificate will not pay your bill come 2026 face reality on ground and engage in profit generating activities.

[DaNNy001]

if there's one thing that I've come to realise is that online skills can actually fetch you more money than most crafts you learn or lets call it handwork but not all of them though..it is time to reevaluate the activities you do online, a lot of Nigerians spend on data subscription but nothing valuable comes out of this, they spend all their time scrolling through social media instead of learning things that would be profitable to them

[Berry2d]

Avoiding anything that do not generate profit to the nation in 2026 in the agenda for citizens and not our politicians who's primary objectives is to satisfy themselves first and never consider the thought of the citizens that elected them into office. Assuming our political representatives will operate with such ideology in 2026, Nigeria will be among the best countries in Africa, but that can never be part of there plans when all there targets is on becoming the richest politician in the world

[Grace333]

Avoiding anything that do not generate profit to the nation in 2026 in the agenda for citizens and not our politicians who's primary objectives is to satisfy themselves first and never consider the thought of the citizens that elected them into office. Assuming our political representatives will operate with such ideology in 2026, Nigeria will be among the best countries in Africa, but that can never be part of there plans when all there targets is on becoming the richest politician in the world

As citizens, focusing on activities that actually create value and income na em go make more sense now than ever, especially with how tough the economy don be now.  If you Dey wait for politicians to suddenly prioritize national profit over their own personal gain e go taii well well, and e Dey unrealistic at this point.
If anything, 2026 should push Nigerians to be more intentional about productivity, skills, businesses, and investments were dey add real value. Nation Dey grow when citizens become economically strong, not when they rely on leaders who are clearly focused on themselves.