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Joined March 2021
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We will not forget
#EndSars
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Replying to @inecnigeria
@inecnigeria has disregarded the Electoral Act by failing to publish the voters’ register online for public scrutiny, even after the statutory 90-day deadline has passed.
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How long it took these companies to acquire 1 million users:
Netflix 3.5 years 1999
Kickstarter 2.5 years 2009
Airbnb 2.5 years 2008
Twitter (X) 2 years 2006
Foursquare 13 months 2009
Facebook 10 months 2004
Dropbox 7 months 2008
Spotify 5 months 2008
Instagram 2.5 months 2010
ChatGPT 5 days 2022
@Shalom_HeyEliy of Lagos Life did it in 3 Days with ZERO ADS/FUNDING in 2026.
1 MILLION PLAYERS. IN 3 DAYS. 😭🇳🇬👑
Guys, we actually did it.
Lagos Life just crossed 1,000,000 players in only 3 days.
And right now, 109,000+ people are playing at the same time.
5.7M+ visits today.
7.2M+ visits all time.
Three days ago, this was just a game I put on the internet.
Today, one million people have entered Lagos Life.
I genuinely have no words anymore. 😭
Thank you for playing, sharing, tweeting, inviting your friends and turning this little virtual Lagos into a city of its own.
1M down. 10M next. 👑🇳🇬🚀
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My rights in a banking stock were worth over ₦100m.
I had to ask my broker: “How much have I actually invested in this stock?”
The answer shocked me.
That’s what patience, volume and seeing value before the crowd can do.
Don’t follow the crowd. Find value.
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Seplat sells crude.
Aradel sells crude.
Dangote buys the crude, refines it into multiple products.
Downstream companies then buy and market those refined products.
So where does Dangote Refinery sit in the value chain?
And what does that mean for its IPO valuation?
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You see what Nigerians face for speaking up.
Why do evil doers always try to shut others down?
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“Every day, Peter Obi comes out to tell Nigerians what he will do about insecurity, the economy and other issues. Does it mean Nigerian news media can’t invite President Tinubu for an interview so he can also tell Nigerians his plans and why they should vote for him in 2027?”
— Young Nigerian youth calls out Nigerian news media.
Mr.wgosendyou // TT
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“Whether you want to vote for Peter Obi for president or not, it should baffle you that a man has made it to that level of prosperity and capacity, as far as politics, power and influence are concerned, and yet you cannot pin anything on him.
Do you know how strange that is in this country? If there’s anything they could have found, they would have found it by now!”
— Gospel Minister, Lawrence Oyor.
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lack of consequences is exactly what is fucking this country up.
you shouldn’t be able to say this kind of statement and go scot free whether legally or otherwise tbh.
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“The rate was not the rate.”
That sentence captures one of the biggest problems in 🇳🇬 FX market.
There was an official rate, but businesses couldn’t necessarily access dollars at that rate.
Importers struggled.
Airlines struggled to repatriate funds.
CBN obligations piled up.
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Gbolahan Olojede, Group CEO of Capital Bancorp Plc, gives a blueprint for investing at age 25.
He says he wish he understood the power of compounding. He'd cut a lot of unnecessary expenses and invest in the market.
He also says you become financially free at 40 y/o if you practice what he said.
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Gbolahan Olojede, Group CEO of Capital Bancorp Plc, shares investment tips for someone earning N200,000 per month.
He says you need to be educated first. A good way to start is to open a stock account.
Some people would say they don't have money to invest. But use money to bet.
He also says investing is first a culture before it becomes a function of how much you earn.
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Fuel subsidy was illegal.
That’s the argument being made here: once Nigeria passed the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA), there was no legal provision for fuel subsidy.
So why did subsidy continue?
And why did every attempt to remove it trigger massive resistance?
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Landlords what’s up??
Your rent cost has increased this year by how much? Tell us in the comments👇
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Mustafa Chike-Obi, former Chairman of Fidelity Bank and Ken Ikpe, Chairman of Graviti Hill, argues on the one trillion dollar economy.
Chike Obi says we'll never produce 2m barrels of crude oil a day because OPEC won't let us do it.
He calls the $1 trillion economy statement a political speech that became basis for policy.













