CaveAdullam:
Women's desire for "chaotic men" is an evolutionary instinct that helps them determine a man that can protect and provide for them and the children.

Women are the weaker sex, so they constantly need a man to be bounded around them. (If you notice carefully, since the advent of feminism and "what a man can do, a woman can do it better", the patriarchy pillar around them has collapsed and you can see that every generation produces sets of more damaged women than the previous). Because no virile figure to guard them.

That evolutionary instinct makes them gravitate towards bad boys and jerks at their youthful age. They play. They have sex. They have fun. They have party. Meanwhile, they ought to use that stage and age to lock down a man who has a capacity to provide and protect even though he lacks the physique and destructive character of Brock Lesnar.

Women who openly forment chaos in their relationship, brewing useless drama is one that either is either a h0e or lack a strong father figure that exposes her to the peurile way of the street.

Looking for drama, quarrel, and war rather than praying for the consistent peace of the union reeks of extreme foolishness which sits on a low IQ bench + damaged enough to even be considered as a mate.

That's why there's always an emphasis for men to get married to virgin women only + or women that have a strong father figure in their life.

Those other ones that have found glamour in the street are only fit for sexual recreational purposes because they are the ones that always seek for chaos + they are baggages of worst sexual and emotional experiences.

A woman is the resting nest for a man. That's why she's softer + tender + finer than the man. You don't expect a man to fight battles outside and still come back home to repeat same with a person lower than him and even at that, no ROI for engaging in such drama.

This is also why men must be assertive too. Because it helps to calibrate the hubris of women around them without being domineering, a talkative, or fighter. Being assertive and dominant will send signals to her that you are aware of her drama + won't participate in it + if care is not taken, she will be thrown outside.

Dramatic women = damaged women = h0es.

Thanks.

Softmirror:
Nna biko.. see CRUSHING........see FLOGGING...... see BEATING........see, see, see, see as WICKED WIKE DON PUT FIRE FOR OBASEKI EYE............ hahahahaha. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

aybabz101:
I am not totally in support of America's domineering agenda particularly on their stringent foreign policies against Russia .....

But these polish people are becoming too unbearable.....

They have easily forgotten that it was the US that saved them from the Germans.....

That NATO was formed to save countries like theirs from ruins....

And to the Africans shouting up and down against the US, it was the US that negotiated y'all freedom from the British....

Arabs are treating Africans like animals, even on pilgrimages........but you wont complain..

The Arabs and the Chinese will come to your own country to exploit and molest you... you wont complain......

A lot of our people are working with the Chinese, Arabs, Indians, and Lebanese here in Nigeria are treated worst than animals, with your police guarding and securing them....But at least the Americans will still regard you as humans and provide for you accordingly...ask those working with multinationals....

Rossikk:


THE NIGERIAN, ENO EBENSO, IS THE TOP GUY IN SOUTH AFRICA IF I'M READING IT CORRECTLY.

HE BEATS EVEN YOUR WHITE FOLKS.

https://www.adscientificindex.com/top-100-scientist/?university=University+of+South+Africa

Also, South Africa has had universities since the 1880s while Nigeria's first university was established in 1960.

MadPolitician:
I just hope that this kind of fundamental diplomatic shift, was done after thorough and strategic planning. It seems like Tinubu is running the country like a sole administrator, especially with the legislature and the judiciary already pocketed. This kind of decision should be done after much consultations.

While following the Chinese is the best path, since China is basically the next super power, policy makers should understand that countries like Taiwan are still very important diplomatic tools being used by the west to influence politics in Asia. This means that an anti Taiwan stand by Nigeria will surely attract some sort of reactions from the west.

Namaster:
You can put her in a scrub and hang a stethoscope around her neck but a BIMBO will always be a bimbo.

A DOCTOR Without commonsense!

Also, it's HILARIOUS that many women seem to think that men have a problem with being the SOLE provider.

Men DON'T!

What men have a problem with is being the sole provider for a woman that has seen MORE dicks than a 65-year old PROSTITUTE still in active service.

What men have problem with is being the sole provider to a woman who will talk to him and treat him like an EQUAL when it suits her and act like a damsel in distress when it suits het too.

What men have a problem with is expecting them to be the sole provider for someone that would NEVER do their laundry.

What men have a problem with is being the sole provider because of a vagina that someone FUCCKED with a Meatpie and Bigi Cola.

Problem is women want men to stick to the ancient masculine tradition of being a PROVIDER without satisfying the ancient feminine traditions of being sexually pure, submissive and generally helpful.

It's a kind of quid pro quo. But women want the QUID without providing the QUO.

Kolework!

Redoil:
my advice to the people ruling us

At their Peak, they rule, chase other animals, catch, devour, gulp and leave their crumbs for hyenas. But age comes fast.

The old Lion can't hunt, can't kill or defend itself. It roams and roars until it runs out of luck. It will be cornered by the hyenas, nibbled at and eaten alive by them. They won't even let it die before it is dismembered.

Life is short. Power is ephemeral. Physical beauty is short-lived, I have seen it in lions. I have seen it in old people. Everyone who lives long enough will become weak and very vulnerable at some point.

Therefore, let us be humble. Help the sick, the weak, the vulnerable and most importantly never forget that we will leave the stage one day.

Saturnalia:
Until Draconian Laws are enacted to combat Kidnapping, Terrorism & Armed Robbery, trust me, these crimes will never abate.

Why jail these criminals, wasting scarce resources in feeding them? Rather than killing them straight away to serve as deterrent to others?

You arrest Terrorists, you then pardon & rehabilitate them. Does that not show that your head is not correct?

Majority of those rehabilitated Terrorists have gone back to their Terrorist Cells.

The National Assembly MUST enact Draconian Laws to tackle these incessant problems.

For Example;

The Punishment for Rape is Death!

The Punishment for Corruption is Death!

The Punishment for Embezzlement is Death!

The Punishment for Kidnapping is Death!

The Punishment for Banditry & Terrorism is Death!

The Punishment for Defamation is Death!

The Punishment for Ritual is Death!

The Punishment for Cocaine-Trafficking is Death!

The Punishment for Human Trafficking is Death!

THIS IS THE ONLY WAY NIGERIA CAN PROGRESS & WORK.

Flame333:
As predicted

After Americans voted Harris, they shouted hurray

I hope they stay away from TRUMPBLE


Please don't mention me O

AmazonTopaz:
I am not referring to his endorsements..

I am just here to say that Kamala is going to win.

I like Biden so much and I thought that his dropping out will fracture the party I am glad to be wrong and to see the party solidly behind Madam Vice President.

Future President of the United States.

Tjra:
Ooni is 100% wrong on this.

Igbos and Fulanis actually have same ideology, migratory/nomadic culture, hotblooded/easily angered, fair skin complexion, same shape of head, Tit for tat view of life (mosaic law just like jews), persistency, ruggedness, superiority complex, etc. and must definitely share same ancestral links.

The only difference is one embraced Islam and cattle rearing while the other Catholism and trading.

Yorubas have nothing in common with Igbos. We only share ancestral links with the Binis.

Hopez456:
I hear. In this tribulation, I cannot afford to cook every time hence I cook in mass and store in the freezer for heating when needed.

It saves me time and money. All these don't store food in freezers only work where you have abundance of food and a thriving economy.

Thank you madam Moji of Nafdac but I am sticking to my guns.

Picklejar:
What really is marriage? Marriage is the "legal" joining of two people, but I go further to say that without the presence of offsprings, is marriage really a necessity?

With the influx of single mothers and deadbeat dads in our society, it's no surprise that emotionally damaged children are being mass-produced.

Removing one of either parent from the lives of children simply because it is comfortable, is a master plan to speedrun the destruction of society.

Pinicop:
Some section of this country are well-known religious terrorists.

Others, who happened to be their next-door neighbors, are violent land grabbers, ethnic cleansing murderers, and commercial kidnappers.

Some community excelled in drug smuggling , dealing in baby-factory-made children, and producing counterfeit goods.

There others who are renowned religious bigots, and poverty-multipliers by uncontrollably giving birth to alms-begging children.

In this country, we also have kidnapping militias-cum-economic sabatouers.

And this region, these ones in the news above represent, are world-class fraudsters and ritual killers.

Nigeria, chai!!

By the way, I'm from one of the evil communities mentioned above.

Ebinpawo1:
God when shall it be in Nigeria...?
When shall out gallant men rise up to the occasion...?
That seems to be our last hope now..

fastseo:
The government should service all valid dollar request through the bsnk and no one will go to aboki again.

But not clearing genuine requests of dollars and still wondering why it's increasing in black market is what I don't know.

Traders, importers etc all get their dollar from aboki that's fact

Tplanet:
Lithium battery is more durable than tubular battery. Its cells are renewable unlike the tubular battery.

I work with BEEBEEJUMP SOLAR Int. in Lagos.
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Naija9090:
They have started their medicine after death. They should arrest him to explain what really happened to Wigwe, Ike Ndi Isoko. His explanation for not boarding the same chopper doesn't make sense. Why would he travel by road as someone based in Nigeria with Wigwe? Imagine president Tinubbu going to America and his assistant, Ngelele, decides not to board the same chopper with him, instead chose to travel by road. Does that make sense? This is the problem with Igbo people, they over trust this people with innate tribalism.

Davedavy:


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madridguy:
Impressive... Nwabili, Africa best goal keeper at the moment..

LESSONS FROM AFCON 2023!

✍️ Ivory Coast lost two out of three group matches but still got to the final. They had a second chance and took it seriously. Don't play with the second chance life gives you. Don't give up on yourself!

✍️ Ivory Coast were beaten 4-0 by Equatorial Guinea, yet they bounced back to the final while Equatorial Guinea got eliminated. Don't write anyone off. You won today, but it doesn't mean you are the best. Don't look down on the person you defeated yesterday!

✍️ Ivory Coast mobilized support for Morocco to beat Zambia so that they can qualify. Some of those clapping for you now and supporting you may not be your real friends. They may just be using your success for their gain. Morocco went home after helping Ivory Coast to qualify for the final. Don't let anyone use you for any gain that doesn't benefit you.
✍️ South African goalkeeper stopped 4 penalties against Cape Verde, and we're so confident. They wanted the match against Nigeria to end in penalties so that they would win. But against Nigeria, he couldn't stop any penalty. Instead, the Nigerian keeper stopped 2 and won MOTM. Don't be too confident of yourself.
✍️ Nigeria scored a second goal that was disallowed because of an earlier foul at the build-up. The goal was cancelled, and SOUTH AFRICA was awarded a penalty. Such is life. When you think you have lost, God may give you a redemption to turn ashes into beauty.
✍️ Senegal didn't lose any match at the group stage. But when they played against Ivory Coast that lost 2 matches, they were eliminated.
✍️ All the defenders were on Osimhen, they did all they could to stop him, even four of his goals were disallowed... but they didn't take note of Ademola Lookman. Your real enemy may not be who you are thinking.....
✍️ Kelechi Iheanacho didn't play the previous 5 matches. He came in late into the 6th game and became the hero. All you need to be a hero could just be one kick and not 100 kicks, but if you have just one opportunity to kick the ball, do it well......

👉 Time and chance mean PREPARATION WAITING FOR OPPORTUNITY.......


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onuman:
To kill Nigerians or to ...

Wake up Nigerians and resolve your problems.

Problem of Nigeria is in forcing different groups with opposed value systems to form a country.
Europeans are not stupid for dissolving nearly all the multi religious, multi ethnic and multi religious countries that existed in Europe after the fall of Berlin Wall when Europeans got to understand that such countries never thrive.

The political and religious leaders of the 12 far northern Nigeria states that adopted unconstitutional Islamic sharia criminal justice system had since drawn the boundaries of their Arewa Islamic Republic but clutch tight to one Nigeria because of what they see as lucre in the southern regions.

malali:
[b]Tinubu and APC, wake up and act now
These currency saboteurs are the same people surrounding you.
You are already slowly losing the court of public opinion.
This is how Zimbabwe, Argentina started.

Addressing Naira devaluation against the dollar requires a multifaceted approach involving monetary policy, fiscal policy, structural reforms, and measures to enhance productivity and competitiveness. Here are some practical and detailed solutions:

1. **Monetary Policy Measures**:
- **Maintain Price Stability**: The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) should prioritize price stability by implementing effective monetary policy tools such as interest rate adjustments and open market operations to control inflation.
- **Foreign Exchange Management**: CBN should adopt a flexible exchange rate regime that allows the Naira to find its equilibrium value based on market forces while intervening in the foreign exchange market to smoothen volatility and prevent speculative attacks.
- **Foreign Reserves Management**: CBN should actively manage foreign reserves to ensure an adequate level of reserves to defend the currency and provide confidence to investors.

2. **Fiscal Policy Measures**:
- **Fiscal Discipline**: The government should pursue fiscal discipline by reducing budget deficits and controlling government spending to prevent excessive money supply growth, which can lead to currency devaluation.
- **Diversification of Revenue**: Nigeria should diversify its revenue sources away from oil dependency by broadening the tax base, improving tax compliance, and increasing non-oil revenue through sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, and services.
- **Public Debt Management**: The government should manage public debt prudently to avoid excessive borrowing in foreign currencies, which can exacerbate currency depreciation risks.

3. **Structural Reforms**:
- **Enhance Export Competitiveness**: Implement policies and initiatives to promote exports diversification and enhance competitiveness in non-oil sectors. This may include providing export incentives, improving trade facilitation, and investing in infrastructure and technology.
- **Import Substitution**: Encourage domestic production of goods that can be substituted for imports, thereby reducing reliance on foreign goods and conserving foreign exchange reserves.
- **Improving Business Environment**: Streamline regulations, reduce bureaucratic bottlenecks, and improve ease of doing business to attract foreign investment and stimulate economic growth.

4. **Productivity and Competitiveness Enhancement**:
- **Investment in Infrastructure**: Upgrade infrastructure such as transportation, energy, and telecommunications to reduce production costs, improve efficiency, and attract investment.
- **Skills Development**: Invest in education and vocational training to enhance the skills of the workforce, increase productivity, and support economic diversification.
- **Technology Adoption**: Encourage technology adoption and innovation across industries to improve productivity, reduce costs, and enhance competitiveness on the global stage.

5. **Promoting Confidence and Stability**:
- **Communication and Transparency**: CBN and government officials should communicate monetary and fiscal policies transparently to provide clarity and reduce uncertainty in the market.
- **Political Stability**: Ensure political stability and good governance to build investor confidence and attract foreign investment inflows, which can support currency stability.

6. **Regional and International Cooperation**:
- **Bilateral Agreements**: Strengthen bilateral trade agreements with key trading partners to facilitate trade and investment flows, reduce trade barriers, and promote economic cooperation.
- **Regional Integration**: Participate actively in regional economic blocs such as ECOWAS and leverage regional cooperation to enhance trade, investment, and economic integration.

Implementing these solutions will require strong political will, coordination among government agencies, collaboration with the private sector, and engagement with international partners. Additionally, these measures should be implemented gradually and carefully to minimize potential disruptions to the economy while achieving sustainable currency stability and economic growth.
Ramp up production.
Food security, we import too much wheat, we should be able to feed ourselves with only locally grown materials, and export excess.

Tax the rich .

Assemble and sell cars in Nigeria @ reduced prices.

Explore other commodities e.g precious metals exploration.

Sell the port harcourt refinery to Nigerians, float it as a public listed stock, can only be purchased with earned income (not a wealth stash) so that the common man can have a piece of the PIE, the government owns the controlling stock till the citizens eventually buy up the stakes.

Set up a sovereign wealth fund, and let them start slowly monetizing and assisting businesses with "export" potentials. Any business that has export potential should be given national assistance in its early stages. This overseers will serve as blackrock or vanguard. E.g If there is a thriving rice mill in kebbi, a team of experts are sent to inspect and liaise with the biggest rice mills in the world to see how to scale production, and the trade ministers liaises with other African countries that import rice to offer them good deals.

Trade minister set up a commodities board, Lease lands to Chinese farmers, if local farmers dont have the zeal or interest for commercial farming.

The truth is the Government cannot initiate and maintain all capital projects and infrastructures. Your appointed ministers are bereft of ideas.

Ministry of Finance, Budget, and National Planning:
Issuing government bonds and securities to finance infrastructure projects.
Establishing a sovereign wealth fund to invest in capital markets.

Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Investment:
Promoting investment in Nigerian companies through stock market listings.
Facilitating initial public offerings (IPOs) for state-owned enterprises.

Ministry of Petroleum Resources:
Privatizing state-owned oil assets through stock offerings.
Encouraging oil and gas companies to list on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE).

Ministry of Mines and Steel Development:
Promoting investment in mining companies through stock market listings.
Creating a mining investment fund to attract capital from institutional investors.

Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development:
Facilitating agribusiness financing through capital markets instruments such as agricultural bonds.
Supporting agricultural cooperatives to access capital through stock offerings.

Ministry of Transportation:
Financing transportation infrastructure projects through bond issuances.
Partnering with private investors to fund railway and road construction projects.

Ministry of Power:
Securitizing future revenue streams from power generation and distribution to raise capital.
Attracting investment in renewable energy projects through green bonds.

Ministry of Works and Housing:
Funding housing development projects through mortgage-backed securities.
Collaborating with real estate developers to issue real estate investment trusts (REITs).

Ministry of Environment:
Issuing environmental impact bonds to finance conservation projects.
Partnering with investors to fund renewable energy and clean technology initiatives.

Ministry of Science and Technology:
Supporting technology startups through venture capital financing.
Encouraging tech companies to list on the stock exchange for expansion capital.

Ministry of Communication and Digital Economy:
Promoting investment in telecommunications infrastructure through bond offerings.
Facilitating IPOs for tech companies operating in Nigeria's digital economy.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
Marketing Nigeria as an investment destination to international investors.
Attracting foreign direct investment through roadshows and investor conferences.

Ministry of Health:
Securitizing future healthcare revenues to fund hospital infrastructure projects.
Partnering with pharmaceutical companies for healthcare bond issuances.

Ministry of Education:
Issuing education bonds to finance school infrastructure upgrades and expansion.
Encouraging private sector investment in education through public-private partnerships.

Ministry of Justice:
Creating litigation finance vehicles to fund legal settlements and judgments.
Offering legal services bonds to finance public defense programs.

Ministry of Defence:
Partnering with private investors to fund defense technology research and development.
Issuing defense bonds to finance military infrastructure upgrades.

Ministry of Interior:
Financing prison infrastructure projects through bond offerings.
Issuing security bonds to fund law enforcement initiatives.

Ministry of Labour and Employment:
Facilitating job creation bonds to finance youth employment programs.
Partnering with private investors to fund skills development initiatives.

Ministry of Women Affairs:
Issuing gender bonds to finance women empowerment programs.
Promoting investment in women-led businesses through venture capital funds.

Ministry of Youth and Sports Development:
Funding sports infrastructure projects through bond issuances.
Attracting investment in sports facilities through public-private partnerships.

Ministry of Information and Culture:
Issuing cultural bonds to finance heritage preservation projects.
Promoting investment in creative industries through entertainment bonds.

Ministry of Federal Capital Territory:
Financing urban development projects in Abuja through municipal bonds.
Partnering with private investors to fund infrastructure upgrades in the FCT.

Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs:
Issuing delta development bonds to finance infrastructure projects in the region.
Attracting investment in oil and gas projects through equity offerings.

Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, and Social Development:
Securitizing future social welfare payments to fund poverty alleviation programs.
Partnering with impact investors to finance community development initiatives.

Ministry of Water Resources:
Financing water infrastructure projects through bond issuances.
Issuing water conservation bonds to fund environmental restoration efforts.

Ministry of Aviation:
Partnering with private investors to fund airport expansion projects through bond offerings.
Issuing aviation bonds to finance fleet modernization and safety upgrades.

Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment:
Promoting investment in industrial zones through bond issuances.
Attracting capital for manufacturing projects through equity offerings.

Ministry of Federal Capital Territory:
Financing infrastructure projects in Abuja through municipal bonds.
Issuing bonds to fund urban development and housing initiatives.

Ministry of Labour and Employment:
Facilitating job creation bonds to fund employment programs.
Attracting investment in skills development through vocational training bonds.

Ministry of Science and Technology:
Issuing technology bonds to finance research and development.
Partnering with investors to fund innovation hubs and tech startups.
Ministry of Police Affairs:

Financing law enforcement infrastructure projects through bond issuances.
Issuing security bonds to fund crime prevention and community policing initiatives.

Ministry of Federal Capital Territory:
Partnering with private investors to fund urban development projects through bond offerings.
Issuing municipal bonds to finance infrastructure upgrades in Abuja.

Ministry of Labour and Employment:
Facilitating job creation bonds to fund employment programs.
Attracting investment in skills development through vocational training bonds.

Ministry of Youth and Sports Development:
Financing sports infrastructure projects through bond issuances.
Issuing sports development bonds to fund youth empowerment programs.

Ministry of Information and Culture:
Promoting investment in cultural tourism through bond offerings.
Issuing heritage preservation bonds to finance cultural heritage projects.

Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs:
Partnering with investors to fund infrastructure projects through bond issuances.
Issuing delta development bonds to finance economic development initiatives.

Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, and Social Development:
Securitizing future social welfare payments to fund poverty alleviation programs.
Partnering with impact investors to finance community development initiatives.

Ministry of Water Resources:
Financing water infrastructure projects through bond issuances.
Issuing water conservation bonds to fund environmental restoration efforts.

Ministry of Aviation:
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Johnames:
Abeg make all traditional rulers mount their guards, especially for South West

U09ce:
This bill is long awaited. How logical is it that the most patronised transport sector(road ) is largely unregulated! The aviation industry has NCAA, maritime has NIMASA and NIWA but road transport has nothing. Commercial road transporters should be certified before they are allowed to haul passengers and goods. Tonnage of trailers and tankers should be regulated.

nlfpmod:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCk16NN0iGY?si=gbqrquIEMoIZzABo

Senator Dino Melaye has reacted to a video where residents of Ikota Housing estate in Ajah, Lagos state, converged for prayers over the faulty transformer in their area.

Sharing the video on his social media page, Melaye wrote:

nedekid:

Oga, we are very ripe.
Vetted people will buy weapons linked to their NIN, no big deal.
Those days in the 80s, even early 90s you had gun shops here in naija. I remember going a couple of times with popsi to one somewhere behind chicken George off Toyin street in Ikeja, if I remember right, there was also one on Allen Avenue back in the day. Proper licensed gun shops where you could buy fire arms and ammunition, also process your license.
Those that need training will be vetted and trained before they are allowed to own weapons.
Guess you have not been a helpless position in which if you had a weapon you could have protected yourself and loved ones.
Furthermore, guns in the hands of responsible adults will reduce crime. Who in his right senses will break into your house to rob, maim or kill when he knows you can fight back?
Bottomline, the right to defend yourself and family is fundamental, no government can guarantee that only you.

lilytender:
They are MAD. The only natives if Lagos are the Eguns, any other group claiming natives should be prosecuted for attempted usurpation.

I am an Egba man, my family came from the current Ogun State into Lagos. The Aworis are from far away current Osun. The Ijebus including the Ikorodus and Epes are never Lagos indegenes. The Kwarans who have dominated Lagos for years came from fat away because there was and there is still nothing in their state, likewise the Edos.

The Brazilian and Ivory Coast slaves that were dumped in Lagos by the slave merchants will never ever become Lagos indegenes, that is why one cursed Shinedu Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour was abusing his forefathers in Brazil the other time. Brazilians will always be Brazilians.

Only the Eguns can legitimately claim to be indegenes of Lagos. Unfortunately for the Eguns, we Egbas, the Aworis and the usurping Kwarans have relegated the Eguns because the Eguns did not embrace Western Education in time

Atheistan:
White women!!! Its a hype for 9ja guys based in 9ja.
Once you travel out and out of curiosity test your first white banny.. you will realize that VJ is VJ everywhere and anywhere...

Unless you are marrying a white woman for whatever benefits you feel you get or might get.. you should just stick to our girls. At least the odds are in your favor.

hedonido:
I'm not convinced. There's something fishy going on with this Forbes valuation. Geregu is nowhere near sufficient to propel this guy to a $1bn net worth. Don't bother to mention the so-called FBN and Zenith Bank shares or so called property portfolio.

He can't possibly be as rich as Jim Ovia, for instance - who isn't in the list.