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You are set for life. 90m is the major league. Don't start any funny business. You will lose your money, and lack trustworthy people. Put the money in @stanbicims money market fund or split it into this type of fund for safety. It's 20% per annum. Your 90m gives you 18m per year, or 1.5m per month, that you can cash out monthly without touching your capital or dealing with any business hassle. You studied abroad; you have good credentials. Get a job in Nigeria. Your income will exceed 2m per month quickly, considering the 1.5m from mutual funds. Again, I beg you, don't start any business. There is no business where you can make 18m per year while your capital remains intact.

@KingRecti17 @Hauwa_L Na your scroll?!🥺

You will find the environment in Nigeria very tough when you get back. It requires loads of patience and a lot of work is needed to be done. For common data entry, you find that secretaries in the banks, offices, and even the Airport officials still pick on the keyboard like pigeons picking grains. They are so slow that you wonder if this is the 21st century. Even to print out a one page document is a project in some offices. They don't take feedback well, nor do they ask for it. The frustration with the government is known, but what is not known is the extent they will go to frustrate you if you insist on doing things in the right way. When you don't want to give a bribe in your local Secretariat, you will find that Pablo Escobar is a small boy in organized crime. Everybody is working together to extort you. When you ask to speak to a supervisor, you are in for it. The most frustrating is when you try to explain to them that life in the Western countries is not what they think. You will get slapped down. It is a chaotic world right now. It is so confusing and so frustrating. You just have to find a way to balance and keep your sanity.

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Instead of tackling the real issues, you are mentioning my personal life. Bring one person that has slept with me for money and I will double it. -- Corper Raye slams those slutshaming her over videos of her having fun in Lagos

@mrmacaroni So sorry about this and I can attest to your financial kindness not recklessness. Even in the midst of all these, you will still send money. May the love in our hearts be greater than all hate. 💯

The unilateral decision of President Bola Tinubu to remove Governor Similaya Fubara of Rivers State from office is not only unconstitutional but also reckless. It has plunged us back into a state of lawlessness, hugely undoing the progress we have made in these 26 years of democratic journey. By disregarding the rule of law, the President has shown a dangerous willingness to trample on democracy. The declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State is not just reckless—it is a clear attempt to return us to a state of nature and tighten its grip on power at all costs. It is a degrading back door imposition of martial rule on a strategic part of the federation with all the implied negatives . The political situation on the ground in Rivers does not justify such an extreme measure, and it is also a biased interpretation of section 305(1) of the 1999 constitution. A state of emergency does not mean an elected Governor can be removed unilaterally. This decision does not align with democratic norms or good governance. Instead, it appears to be a predetermined action serving specific interests rather than the collective good of the people of Rivers State and Nigeria. This action constitutes an unconstitutional overreach, setting a dangerous precedent that threatens democracy, the rule of law, and the separation of powers. If left unchecked, it could foster a culture of impunity. Having already been grappling with non-adherence to electoral qualifications, rules, and massive rigging, adding arbitrary removal of elected officials will push us to a state of nature and anarchy. I appeal to the National Assembly and all stakeholders not to allow this to stand, as it only deepens the culture of impunity and brigand already threatening our democracy. A new Nigeria is POssible! -PO

Just in: “Tinubu you are very Terrible, Bandits are making videos inside Bush and posting it on TikTok and the PRO of Police will do nothing about it but once someone criticizes you all online he will be tracked down and arrested, the hardship is so unbearable” - Nigerian man fumes

@AdeolaFayehun @DeleFarotimi Nigerians cannot be silenced. Dele Farotimi remains a leading voice for a free and egalitarian Nigeria. We re not just being pushed to the wall! We re being pushed through the wall!!

Please, are we back in the military era??? How can a sane law enforcement agency resort to gestapo style kidnappings, battery and assault, denying victims any contact with family or legal representation? @PoliceNG #FreeDeleFarotimiNow @DeleFarotimi

Nobody has monopoly of violence. That we are law abiding should not be taken for weakness. They forgive and rehabilitate terrorists while attacking citizens who dare to have voices #FreeDeleFarotimiNow

I stand with Dele Farotimi. Uncle Dele is one of the loudest voices of reason in a country devoid of common-sense ruled by evil monsters determined to erode our collective sanity. Today it may be Dele. Tomorrow it could be you. Now is the time to speak up! #FreeDeleFarotimiNow

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Don't know if theres a longer version of this video but it is important to point out five premises: 1. You started this clip with a lie @pst_iren .There are churches who hold vigils for 15 days, 30 days, 45 days. Ask around. If you want to circle around literal "everyday" as in 365 days per year, then it becomes a game of semantics. If a church organizes 30 days vigil, thrice a year - that is 25% of the entire year. 25% of anything is statistically significant, so the use of "everyday" is relationally relevant. Using gym appearances and friendship meetups as combative arguments is weak. Vigils run for about 6-7 hours, - nobody goes to the gym for 7 hours daily except it is their daily bread - no one meets up with friends daily, for 7 hours. Based on your argument, the only acceptable time for people to attend vigils in that frequency, is if it is their daily bread. 2. Peter Obi didn't demonize acts of devotion. He accurately described the laxity in our communal approach to productivity whilst pointing out indices, hence the "vigil" reference. Maybe, watch the entire clip? 3. In what capacity are you indirectly asking Peter Obi, if he has provided jobs for them? 4. Where was this energy when an official legislation for Sharia law floated publicly? Do you know it is still in reading? 5. Peter Obi isn't the problem of Nigeria. He raised a valid concern across multiple indices pointing out lazied approach to communal productivity. Egging the Christian polity in this manner has only one repercussion - "that base won't vote for him". The consequent repercussion wouldn't be his to bear, but of course it'll be good for the church, as there'll be more prayer points to raise.

I hear you. I hear what you’ve said and what you have not said. If you feel I misconstrued his words, I apologize. Again, disagreement is not an attack. 1. Mr Peter Obi didn’t say vigils are wrong 2. He is a Christian himself and goes to Church. That is decent enough 3. ⁠I saw some of you worry my comments may make him lose goodwill amongst some Christians (which was not my intention). We can disagree on some ideologies, yet still respect him and what he stands for in governance. How much of praying is needed is a subjective, personal and theological issue. Still, I think it’s convenient to criticize the church instead of addressing the real issues. It is possible to be both productive and prayerful. I do both. I advocate for both. For all believers who have done same, soldier on For those who say I was silent about other national issues, a quick search will prove you wrong. I will continue to speak against the incessant and unprovoked criticism of the Church when I feel it is not justified. At the end of the day, a more productive Country favours us all.

@Abdul_A_Bello @MobilePunch Your wicked politicians with vested interest in oil and gas wants to keep Nigeria's market viable by all means and against that which really benefits the masses.

My vote for Kamala was personal, I did not hide my bias. I like the story of victory, how underdogs can win. I didn’t want Trump, but I conceded. I’m flexible, I have the capacity to accept defeat. If BAT won, I would have moved on. But he rigged, & the Supreme Court endorsed it.