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It is called mimetic desire, a human phenomenon where we only want what other people have.

CuriousCart:
I have noticed that most Nigerians are adults by age only and not thought. 80% of adults lack a clue about their next move and direction.

They usually copy what other successful people around them are doing on the surface.

If a colleague buys a car, they start getting worked up until they also buy a car. If a neighbour opens a shop for his wife they rush to open a shop too. If their friend is into tech, they abandon their budding career and start taking tech courses upandan.

I think the copiers do this because they believe mimicking will make them reach the same goals as the person but they fail to realize that life doesn't work that way because there are many unseen events and efforts that may have led to the copyee's success.

The colleague who bought a car may have been gifted by a sugar daddy or recently lost a parent and inherited the car while you are planning to use your entire savings plus loan.
The neighbour opening a shop may have had 15 years experience in that biz line while you just want to dive into it blindly.
The tech guy may just have the brains for it while you are more likely to succeed at sales.


Finally, when they are done copying and don't achieve the same successful result as the copyee, the next thing is to accuse him/her of using juju and using people's destiny to succeed.

Just do you.

I guess it is an extension of the protectionist orientation of the current regime. It is likely to do more harm than good. It would have been better to create conditions that allow local models and talent to thrive and become globally competitive to the extent that it is a no-brainer to use Nigerian talent. The use of Nigerian music stars for campaigns has become a no-brainer not because the government banned the use of foreign music stars.

The more we mindlessly close our economy and businesses to foreign exposure without creating ideal conditions for local content to develop, the worse things may get. What happens to the use of stock images and AI-generated voices?

GAZZUZZ:


This vehicle comes in 2 types.

One made for the Nigerian market without a purge valve (very popular)

And one made for other markets with a purge valve.

The problem is when you replace the engine ECU and what you put is not for our market, it starts looking for devices that do not exist .

Thank you so much for this. I really appreciate your response. It means that changing the ECU to the ideal one will solve this and other issues.

Oga Gazzuzz, pls I need help locating the purge valve of hyundai elantra 2010.

It threw up a code p0449 after scanning that the purge valve circuit is open.

The mecho guy says in his experience, the car does not use a purge valve at all.

The engine type is attached. The guides I see online for locating the purge valve are for another engine type.

Boss GAZZUZZ pls where I need help locating the purge valve of hyundai elantra 2010.

It threw up a code p0036 after scanning that the purge valve circuit is open.

The mecho guys says in his experience, the car does not use a purge valve at all.

The engine type is attached. The guides I see online for locating the purge valve are for another engine type.

I loved the energy and aggression, especially with 50/50 balls. They played like a team that was given instructions. We could see that in how the ball always found its way to Moses Simon and how the midfield was choked against the pharaohs.

Did I say he did not build the team? Having a team this talented makes Rohr's inefficacy more damning. Why build a team if you don't have the tactical nous to deploy them effectively?

victorazy:


Sharap! He built the team.

Good substitution. Rohr for never sub by this time.

it is really good watching the Eagles play with intention. Rohr was just vibes and grace of God.

What kind of law firm uses comic sans on official documents?

if only it was this easy. house hunting in lagos is an extreme sport.

More than you can imagine

handsomeyinka:

Have you impressed your own self?

Despite the win. The team did not impress at all.

Does anyone have the keyboard of Lenovo y520 for sale?

One of our finest modernists.

Nothing is wrong with you. There are many people out there who derive energy from being alone, just like you. Try taking a personality test on www.16personalitites.com. This will give you a better understanding of yourself. As you learn more about your tendencies, you will begin to gain confidence in the fact that you are different and that being different is a good thing.

This piece bears no likeness to Ife art. It is more like a piece from Tsoede.

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Who uses Comic Sans for Military letters?

mickie1:
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You are asking the wrong question. This is the question you should be asking yourself "am I ready give all the practice and commitment it takes to be really really good at drawing?"

You've got potential to be super great at drawing. Keep practising and never stop getting better.

SaintUlot:
I need recommendation on risk-free dollar investments that can be looked into.

Cordros Asset Management has Dollar Mutual Fund you could consider.
http://assetmanagement.cordros.com/products/mutual-funds/cordros-dollar-fund

statusquoante:
Damn!

Maybe it's time to consider fixed deposit

Fixed deposit will surely give you lower than Treasury Bills

Hauneg:

I clicked the teary emoji by error. Wanted to blow you a kiss.
Hope you had a great birthday?

The best birthday yet. I never knew I meant so much to people.

Hauneg:

Happy birthday!
May your path be forever bright and blissful

thank you very much. I deeply appreciate this. Why the tears?

Cordros Asset Management Limited (CAML) on Friday 1st of November 2019, held a signing ceremony for her proposed Dollar Fund following approval of offer documents by the Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC).

The signing ceremony is a key milestone as it implies that the Cordros Dollar Mutual Fund will be offered to the public in the coming weeks.

The Group Managing Director at Cordros, Mr. Wale Agbeyangi speaking at the signing ceremony noted that "The Cordros Dollar will help investors diversify their portfolio while also helping those with US Dollar obligations hedge against currency risk. The Fund's objective is to achieve capital appreciation in short to medium term for investors with USD and convertible currencies".

In a similar vein, Mrs. Morenike Da-Silva, the Managing Director of Cordros Asset Management Limited stated that "With the Cordros Dollar Fund, investors who have been discouraged by the high entry levels for US Dollar based investments will now have easier, convenient access".

"We believe that the Cordros Dollar Fund provides professional management and will help investors hedge their savings from the eroding effects of inflation as the underlying assets are high-quality Eurobonds and USD money market instruments ." Said Adegbolahan Aina, the Portfolio Manager.

The Cordros Dollar Fund is coming at a time when speculations are surrounding the strength of the Naira and investors are looking to diversify with investments denominated in foreign currency. With an initial fund size of $2million, the Fund will be offering 20,000 units at $100 each with a minimum subscription of 5 Units ($500). The Fund will be open-ended meaning investors can continuously add new subscriptions.

Having earlier launched Nigeria's first ever Target Date Balanced Funds with Cordros Milestone Funds 2023 & 2028 in 2018 as well as the Cordros Money Market Fund in 2016, the Cordros Dollar Fund is another addition that strengthens Cordros Asset Management Limited's position as a growth-oriented investment manager, who continuously offers investors a wide array of sound Investment solutions.

https://www.proshareng.com/news/MUTUAL%20FUNDS/Cordros-Asset-Management-Set-To-Launch-a-Dollar-Mutual-Fund/47881

Oblongata:
That artist wey draw them needs glasses

It's just a style of drawing

You can put money in a Money Market Fund

Money market funds will give you more than banks with the same level of security

9jaRealist:


Agree...
But this is essentially trading returns for (relative) security.
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let's fix this country and we would not have to go through this over and over again.