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15/01/2026

"AFTERALL I PAY YOUR BILLS"

Emotional control linked to financial support experienced by many elderly people in Nigeria is definitely not caring, it is abuse.

Caring is loving.
Control is abuse.

Ask yourself today, "Are you a LOVER or an ABUSER"

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07/01/2026

Chief Ade once walked into the village square and the talking would pause. Not out of fear—but respect. His words settled disputes, his silence carried meaning. Then age bent his back and slowed his steps.
The meetings did not stop.
The chairs were still arranged.

But somehow, none was kept for him.
“Baba is old now,” they whispered. “Let the young ones run things.”
So Chief Ade stayed home, his cap resting on a wall hook, his wisdom ageing quietly with him. Not because he had nothing to give—but because no one asked.

Until the day the youths quarrelled. Projects failed. Voices grew loud, but solutions were few. In frustration, someone said, “Make we ask Baba Ade.”

When they came to him, something shifted. Chief Ade stood straighter. His voice, though softer, cut clearer than before. He did not shout. He reminded. He connected yesterday to today. Peace returned.

That day, a chair was placed for him again—not just in the square, but in the hearts of the people.

Lesson for Naija Seniors & Communities:

Respect must not expire with strength. Elders lose dignity not because they are useless, but because systems forget them.

Every community needs elder councils, mentorship circles, and advisory roles where seniors remain visible, consulted, and honoured.

In Naija, wisdom does not retire—it waits to be invited.

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06/01/2026

Mama Is Not a Burden

Mama Kemi was once the woman everyone ran to—naming ceremonies, disputes, prayers. Now, she sat quietly in a corner while family decisions happened over her head.

One day, her grandson asked, “Mama, how did you handle this in your time?” Her face lit up. Her voice returned.

Solution: Families must intentionally invite seniors into conversations, decisions, and storytelling. Wisdom ignored is dignity lost.

15/11/2025

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Mama Say Make You Shine Eye! song from Naija Seniors. Release Date: June 29, 2025.

26/09/2025

Coming up soon...A story of life, purpose and mentorship

29/08/2025

For many Naija Seniors, retirement brings two clear paths:

➡️ Start a Business – Keeps your brain active, helps you stay relevant, gives a chance to earn more income, and allows you to pass on wisdom. But it also comes with risks, stress, and the need for strong energy and support.

➡️ Rest Fully in Retirement – After years of hustle and burnout, rest gives you peace of mind, better health, and time to enjoy family. The challenge? Without proper preparation, finances may run out and boredom may creep in.

The truth? Retirement is not “one size fits all.” Good planning gives you the freedom to choose — to rest, build, or even blend both. The key is preparation, balance, and purpose.

What would you choose for yourself — business or rest?

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Join Naija Seniors today and let’s build an age-friendly society where every retirement story is one of choice, dignity, and fulfillment.

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28/08/2025

Marketing & Money: Then vs Now

Back then, marketing was simple – print a flyer or hire a town crier. Today, visibility depends on running ads on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and navigating "algorithms."

Pros: Wider reach, global audience, instant feedback.
Cons: Constant change, tech barriers for seniors, easy to get lost in the noise.

The lesson? Staying relevant with trends and technology is no longer optional. For seniors in business and everyday life, learning these tools helps avoid human obsolescence. Embracing digital skills keeps you connected, visible, and competitive.

Naija Seniors says: Don’t be left behind—be part of the conversation, not a spectator.



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26/08/2025

It is that time of day to exercise the brain muscle and fight the on-set of dementia.

Tips are in the story below or look closely in the image, the answer is hidden somewhere there.

Quiz time story

Mama Grace is 74. Every morning, she takes a walk around her estate, waving at children on their way to school. Twice a week, she joins her church women’s group for light aerobics and small talks that make her laugh till her sides ache.

Her neighbors often ask why she still looks so vibrant. Mama Grace just smiles and says, “Na the way I choose to dey live my life o.”

What kind of aging do you think this is?

Join the conversation, learn more about healthy living for our elders, and be part of a movement building an age-friendly Naija.

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25/08/2025

RESPECT AND CONSENT

Respect is timeless. Consent is ageless.

Our seniors deserve the same dignity, choice, and recognition as anyone else.

From daily conversations to family decisions, let’s remember: asking before acting is not weakness, it is wisdom. Not every is frail or needy. Their independence us still their pride.

And to our elders too—your voice matters. Giving and receiving respect keeps relationships strong and society healthy. keeping in mind the energy that goes out is what is likely to comeback.

This week, let’s commit to:
1. Respect in speech
2. Consent in action
3. Dignity at every stage of life

Because respect given is respect returned.



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21/08/2025

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21/08/2025

When Mr. Okon turned 75, his children, all living abroad, decided it was time to relocate him to the UK. They planned everything without asking—sold his car, packed his clothes, and even told neighbors that Papa was “finally moving to enjoy life abroad.”

But when the ticket arrived, Papa calmly pushed it back across the table.

"My children," he said, adjusting his glasses, "you can’t shave a man’s head in his absence. You think London is best for me, but did you ask me what I want? My roots are here. My friends are here. My joy is here. To you, it looks like comfort, but to me, it feels like exile."

The children sat in silence, realizing their love had been clouded by assumptions. From that day, they understood that caring for a parent means involving them in decisions—not deciding for them.

“You can’t shave a man’s head in his absence.”
This African proverb reminds us of respect, truth, and fairness. Talking behind someone’s back or making decisions without their knowledge only breeds mistrust. Even elders deserve consent and inclusion. 💭

Let’s build a society where conversations happen face-to-face, with honesty and compassion. That’s how trust grows, across generations. ❤️



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14/08/2025

There was a time when the ultimate career goal was simple: get one good job, work there till retirement, collect your pension, and live out your old age in peace. Your colleagues became family, and the company’s end-of-year party was a highlight.

Today, the story has changed. Many young people work as bankers during the day, run an online store in the evening, and do ride-hailing on weekends — not because they love the hustle, but because one income can’t cover the bills. And despite working three jobs, most still have no pension plan or retirement safety net.

From job security to job juggling, the shift is real — and it’s reshaping how we think about work and the future.

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