A New Year’s resolution is a commitment that a person makes to themselves to improve their lives in some way, typically by changing a habit or adopting a new one.
People often make New Year’s resolutions at the beginning of the year as a way to start fresh and set goals for themselves.
While New Year’s resolutions can be helpful in encouraging personal growth and development, it’s advisable to be realistic and consider what you can realistically achieve in the coming year. It’s also necessary to have a plan in place to help you stick to your resolution and to be flexible and willing to adjust your goals as needed.
It’s not about kabashing, casting and binding village people, realistic and consider what you can realistically achieve and have a plan in place to help you stick to your resolution.
As a Nigerian, I am familiar with what is necessary in our country. If you follow my advice, you will be grateful in the future.
Below are some ideas for New Year’s resolutions specifically for someone living in Nigeria:
Improve Financial Literacy: Consider taking a course or reading up on personal finance to better understand how to manage your money and achieve your financial goals.
Learn A Nigerian Language: If you don’t already speak a Nigerian language fluently, consider making a resolution to learn one in the new year. It could be Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba or others. E get why
Volunteer In Your Community: Find a local organization or cause that you are passionate about and make a commitment to volunteering your time or resources to make a positive impact. You have be be known for and remembered by what you have done when you are gone.
Get Involved In Local Politics: Consider joining a political party or becoming more active in your community by attending town hall meetings or volunteering on a campaign.
Start A Small Business: If you have a skill or idea that you think could be successful, make a plan to start your own small business in the new year.
Take Care Of Your Physical Health: Make a resolution to eat healthier, exercise regularly, and prioritize your physical well-being.
Learn A New Skill or Hobby: Consider taking up a new hobby like cooking, swimming, or playing an instrument, or learning a new skill like coding, content creation or carpentry and farming.
Spend More Time With Loved Ones: Make a point to set aside quality time with friends and family, whether that’s through regular dinners or phone calls or by planning special outings or vacations.
Read More: Set a goal to read a certain number of books in the coming year, or make a point to read more news articles or other informational materials.
Quit A Bad Habit: If you have a habit that you’d like to break, like smoking or procrastinating, make a plan to overcome it in the new year.
As I said earlier, as a Nigerian, I am familiar with what is necessary in our country. If you follow my advice, you will be grateful in the future. Thank you. Wish you well. 
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