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I just finished a design for MedBookly. They reached out a few hours later saying it’s already improving engagement and that they’re impressed. Moments like this make all the effort worth it🤌
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I can understand when guys beg, because it takes courage for them to bring down their egos to that level when all means have been exhausted but you see when gays beg, its from a place of entitlement.
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If you have one chance to go back to when you were teen, what would you change?
Me: Nothing.
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When I support someone facing housing instability, I ask what address or contact method is safe to use before sending reminders.
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My friend had been saving for months and had accumulated ₦3,000,000 in his account.
One morning, he woke up and tried to log in to check his balance, only to discover that the money had been completely wiped out with no trace of where it went.
At first, he thought it was a glitch. He deleted the app and reinstalled it, but the balance still showed zero.
He contacted customer support, but they ignored him and refused to look into the issue.
After several days with no response, a friend advised him to visit the nearest CBN office.
When he got there, he was lucky — the person at the desk happened to be his secondary school classmate. He explained the situation to him.
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Your point is fundamentally flawed.
Putting $10,000 on a football match and investing $10,000 in a company are not economically equivalent activities.
A football bet is a wager on an outcome. You acquire no ownership, no productive asset and no claim on future earnings.
Buying shares gives you ownership in a business with underlying assets, revenues, cash flows and potential dividends.
The value of that business can grow through productive economic activity.
A stock investment can lose money, and reckless stock speculation can resemble gambling. But the existence of risk doesn’t make two activities economically identical.
Risk is not what defines gambling. Otherwise, every business venture would qualify as gambling.
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It’s 2.00 a.m. I am working on my financial book.
Who sent me make I write 1,000 pages book 😩
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If my salary is in low income earners range, I can only liquidate my portfolio vacation if na ojukokoro dey worry me (for vacation to other countries)
• Health issues (covered by my life insurance)
• Foods (guaranteed by government if I don’t have a job)
• Vacation (Government gives grants to low income earners for holidays within the country)
• A wedding (I don’t fancy big celebrations - lest than 10 people is great for me)
• Buying a car (I live in highly developed city and everything is a stroll away)
• Rent payment (I own my house)
• Vacations (free here)
• New phone (I don’t fancy phones, it’s just a means of communication)
