How To Stay Informed? Didi-Omah Reveal

The widespread of false information have made so many people to miss out in our world. Check here, you are seeing another information — check there, you get another information. On a topic, same event and same issue.

Executive. This is alarming, information is the wealth today. When you are misinformed you are deformed. When you have the knowledge of the truth, you become empowered. Now how can we solve this problem? How can we fix this issue rightly?

The painful truth is this: most people are not lacking information, they are drowning in it. Too much noise, too many opinions, too many people talking without responsibility. That is why confusion is now normal. That is why people argue with confidence but still be wrong. The human brain is not wired to carry information as fast as the internet makes information to travel faster than the speed of light — and this is affecting the human thinking and reasoning system in our brain. 

Psychologically, people trust what they see repeatedly, not what is true. They follow voices, not verification. This is how false information spreads faster than truth. And once the mind accepts a lie, correcting it feels like an attack.

In the real world, wrong information destroys opportunities, misleads decisions, and keeps people mentally poor. Strong minds are built on verified knowledge, not viral content. Executive.

That is why informed people move differently. They don’t rush. They don’t panic. They don’t follow every trend. They choose where their information comes from. They stay in environments where facts matter, where content is shared with responsibility, and where knowledge is not mixed with noise.

This is the thinking behind platforms like doacWeb — a place built for clarity, not confusion. A space where writers publish responsibly, readers think critically, and information is not forced but discovered. People who stay there don’t just read; they understand.

In a world full of noise, the advantage belongs to those who know where to stand. Executive.

If you control your source of information, you control your direction. In an age where everyone is talking, wisdom belongs to those who know where to listen.

© Didi-Omah Augustine Chinazaekpere 

CEO/CPO, doacweb.com, Africa