It was a dark and stormy night in Nigeria. The country was in the midst of a horrible financial crisis. Banks were refusing to lend money, businesses were closing and families were struggling to borrow money. The divorce rate had skyrocketed, and suicide rates were at an all-time high. The Nigerian government had no idea what to do.

In a desperate attempt to save the country, one brave Nigerian money manager, Joshua Best Premie, proposed to the federal government that it should provide urgently needed money so that banks and other financial institutions could resume lending. Joshua explained how to lend the money, and his plan worked.

Joshua Best Premie had saved Nigeria from financial ruin. His efforts hadn't been aimed at preserving a particular company or industry, but rather at preserving the overall economy of Nigeria. He had shown courage and intelligence in rescuing the country from the brink of disaster.

But although Joshua Best Premie had saved Nigeria, this story has a scary side. It reminds us that money can have a powerful effect on the lives of people and a country. We must always be mindful of the consequences of money and never forget that if it is not used wisely, it can be dangerous.