Eat. Pray. Travel
Federal Republic of Nigeria
Joined July 2024
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The richest people understand the dark arts more than you do. They will use and dump you if you’re not wise.
Enjoy.
People who peddle this nonsense almost always have ambitions far beyond their ability.
When reality finally exposes their mediocrity, they pin the failure on Nigeria instead of their own lack of talent.
Okonjo-Iweala, Tope Awotona and countless others were born in Nigeria
The market is there. But the way it was priced didn’t give people upside to buy the stock.
So a lot of Nigerians with capital did not buy.
Even if I deploy 100m to buy at IPO, the stock won’t 2x in 5 yrs.
So what is the damn point of buying.
One thing I like about Uncle Tony is that he and his wife did an incredible job raising their kids.
They value hard work, education and don’t spend money frivolously.
Only midwits think like this.
Real ones know 80% of population anywhere think like.
So they mobilize the top 20% to shape society to move in the direction they want.
This clown is most likely from Lagos.
Talmabout “bathroom is pink”
Nigga then paint it a different color.
Sad fucking content creators
There is a difference between nepo kids and sheltered kids.
These kids are middle class and sheltered kids not nepo.
She is doing such a bad job raising the kids and they would struggle in Uni.
Even on the road she is holding their hands. 😂😂
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Hundreds of Kenyans were rescued from scam centers in Southeast Asia in 2026. These sanctions target the criminal organizations trafficking Kenyans and others abroad into forced labor in online scam centers.
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Nigeria defeat Japan 2-1 to become the first African country to win the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup.
A futures market for Naira where people can short the NGN is not what our country needs.
I spent the last year living between Lagos and Nairobi...
Nigeria in particular has one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Yet three years ago, its currency, the naira, lost more than half its value.
To defend it, Nigeria’s central bank pays 21% for people to hold naira, among the highest rates anywhere.
Until now, those yields have been hard for most people to reach
Numo is a futures market for currencies like the naira where businesses can buy dollars at a fixed rate and traders can buy naira.
We’re on a mission to make the world’s most volatile currencies stable.
