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Travel › Re: Coronavirus Lockdown: A Nairalander In Ireland Shares His Experience (Photos) by drakeli: 9:16pm On Mar 31, 2020

ConnectedMan:
400k per month just to sit down at home? That's some people's annual salary over here o. I don't know what I did in heaven that God punished me by sending me to Nigeria.

Just $400 you are crying like this. The US own is $1200 for father, another $1200 for mother while each of the kids in the household will collect $500. Now can you imagine how much a family of six will collect?

Health › Re: US Approves Chloroquine For Treating Coronavirus by drakeli: 5:22pm On Mar 30, 2020

Jman06:
I didn't imply that it wasn't documented, but Donald Trump got his information from Chinese, therefore he shouldn't be credited for the information! Meanwhile, those who successfully used it for the clinical treatment of corona virus for the first time were these Chinese and so they deserve more accolade than Trump. But here are my Nigerian people praising Trump as if he just achieved a medical breakthrough!

Those who use a medicine should get accolades than those that invented the medicine according to you. Right? Chloroquine was invented by America not China . It’s an American drug

Health › Re: US Approves Chloroquine For Treating Coronavirus by drakeli: 5:05pm On Mar 30, 2020

ybn:
Mefloquine could work. Russia approved its use for COVID-19.

All of you should keep quiet. Chlorine is an American drug. Not China. Not Russia. It’s an American invented drug

Health › Re: US Approves Chloroquine For Treating Coronavirus by drakeli: 5:01pm On Mar 30, 2020

ybn:
Why trying hard to prove nothing. Chloroquine's activity against coronavirus has been documented a very long time ago. It was not from Chinese.

Was it ever in the news? No! Because all of you are just peddling lies. No such information came out of China.

By the way. Chloroquine is an American invention. Not China

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Health › Re: US Approves Chloroquine For Treating Coronavirus by drakeli: 4:59pm On Mar 30, 2020

guru90:
US always exposing cure for coronavirus while CHINA never expose their own....

na wa oooh for China

I think all those nairaland China supporters can now see what China keeps offering the world. One century would not pass without a disease outbreak from China. No wonder the Europeans called China “the sick man of Asia “ during the 18th century.

Nairaland China supporters have a new name. #TeamCorona

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Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor U. Uden Dennis Arrested Over Sunday Service In Abuja by drakeli: 10:09pm On Mar 29, 2020

VanGun:
Pictures Of Pastor Who Looks Like Bobrisky Arrested For Sunday Service

FCTA Enforcement Team arrests self-styled General Overseer of Jesus Reign Family church, Apo, Pastor U Uden for violating ban on places on worship.

Despite the presence of the team he continued the service while the team waited to avoid confrontation. He was arrested thereafter

Source:
FCTA Enforcement Team arrests self-styled General Overseer of Jesus Reign Family church, Apo, Pastor U Uden for violating ban on places on worship.

Despite the presence of the team he continued the service while the team waited to avoid confrontation. He was arrested thereafter pic.twitter.com/CMejmVNuun
— Official FCTA (@OfficialFCTA) March 29, 2020

His Real Name is Pastor U.U Dennis

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-h1sHzwD62g

No. He doesn’t look like bobrisky. Rather, Bobrisky looks like him. Bobrisky is fake.

Health › Re: USA Approves 5-Minute Test For Coronavirus by drakeli: 6:22pm On Mar 29, 2020

chatinent:
Excuse me, if the US. does not approve of a medication, it cannot be used? Who da hell are the US?

It’s because their scientists invented 99% of all drugs known today

Crime › Re: COVID-19: Muslim Youths Burn Police Station In Katsina For Stopping Their Prayer by drakeli: 12:27pm On Mar 29, 2020

khello5:
With your conclusion, U sound like a terrorist .
"say this to Muslims live and see your life after that." U even buttress d point on ground DAT u people are violent in nature.

The guy is high on Qur’an virus. Don’t blame him

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Crime › Re: COVID-19: Muslim Youths Burn Police Station In Katsina For Stopping Their Prayer by drakeli: 12:15pm On Mar 29, 2020

Quran-virus is deadlier than Corona-Virus walahi. Tell me if na lie

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Celebrities › Re: Covid-19: Davido's Baby Mama, Chioma Tests Positive by drakeli: 9:18pm On Mar 27, 2020

Any Nigerian celebrity that would like to trend with cheap publicity now should just say he has corona virus. Let’s wait and see grin

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Politics › Re: Coronavirus: Atiku Asks FG To Pay N10,000 To Each Household, As He Donates N50M by drakeli: 9:51am On Mar 26, 2020

Below is how much people are going to be paid by the US government. If the US can pay this to its citizens. 10,000 naira is not too much for Nigerian government

Health › Re: Coronavirus: Scarcity Of Protective Tools Hits Lagos Hospitals by drakeli: 7:51pm On Mar 25, 2020

Grace001:
The probability of health workers contracting the virus from patients is HIGH , hence health workers will have no choice than to refuse to attend to patient who show symptoms of the virus

Useless country, is there anything Nigerian useless government has ever prepared for? The answer is "NO"

But the government once told us that Nigeria was fully prepared for corona virus. That was even before no case was discovered

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US To Return To Full Operation Next Week Despite Coronavirus - Donald Trump by drakeli: 1:07am On Mar 25, 2020

Officialrero:
‘America will again and soon be open for business’: Despite the rapid spread of coronavirus, President Trump said he is considering how to reopen the U.S. economy when a shutdown ends next week

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0FQBZq51w4

You are a fake news liar. Trump said by easter. not next week and there’s no where he mentioned next week in their video. I watched him on live broadcast said by easter.

Politics › Re: Pantami: I Won't Comment On Boko Haram, Shekau's Threat To Kill Me by drakeli: 7:43pm On Feb 17, 2020

maynation:
Nigeria is a joke. I can't imagine some group of terrorists on America soil threatening Donald Trump.

You can’t be a terrorist or a criminal in America and still have the liberty to be using mobile phone without your phone call record not being used to track your whereabouts. You have to throw away your phone. But Boko haram are using phone and we can’t track where they are.

I have seen ordinary American criminal arrested in another state he fled to due the tracking of his phone calls. Why can’t Nigeria employ the same technology to locate where these terrorists are?

Properties › Re: COMMERCIAL PLOTS OF LAND FOR SALE BESIDE ABRAHAM ADESANYA.....100%DIRECT by drakeli: 3:02pm On Feb 05, 2020

Agriculture › Re: Farm Land Available In Hectares In Abeokuta by drakeli: 2:47pm On Feb 05, 2020

Foreign Affairs › U.S. Could Actually Use More Nigerian Immigrants by drakeli(op): 2:17pm On Feb 05, 2020*

This column will not render a verdict on whether the White House decision last week to suspend immigration from Nigeria — the world’s seventh most-populous nation — and five other countries was mainly an expression of bigotry from an administration led by a man who once likened African nations to latrines, or if it was a legitimate reaction to security concerns. It will, however, tell you some things you might not know about Nigerian immigrants in the U.S.

To start, there’s a fair number of them (which is why I’m focusing on Nigeria and not Eritrea, Kyrgyzstan, Myanmar, Sudan or Tanzania, the other five countries hit by the new ban). An estimated 374,311 Nigerian-born people were living in the U.S. in 2018, which put the country in 27th place as a source of foreign-born Americans, behind Pakistan and ahead of Japan. These and a lot of the numbers to follow are based on the American Community Survey that the U.S. Census Bureau sends out to 3.5 million households every year, so they’re subject to margins of error (19,648 for the number cited above), plus the inevitable strengths and limitations of self-reported statistics.

For example, the Census Bureau says there were an estimated 462,708 people of Nigerian ancestry in the U.S. in the 2018, but that’s based on what people put on the survey, not the sort of genealogical investigation that would surely reveal that there are millions of Americans whose forebears were brought across the Atlantic against their will in past centuries from the region of West Africa that is now Nigeria. Still, for our purposes the census survey is probably better, in that it restricts the scope mostly to recent immigrants and their kids. The members of this group have more than doubled in number since 2007, and they are for the most part doing quite well.

The median income for households led by someone of Nigerian ancestry, for example, was $68,658 in 2018, compared with $61,937 for U.S. households overall. Here are a few other informative comparisons.

Nigerian-Americans are more likely to have jobs than the rest of us, and much more likely to have college degrees. They’re also much less likely to own their homes, and slightly more likely to be below the poverty line — although they’re less likely to collect the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits commonly known as food stamps. Nigerian-Americans are younger (median age is 31.6, compared with 38.2 for the U.S. overall), more likely to live in big cities (at least, that’s how I interpret the relatively high share of public transportation users), more likely to work in education and health care (there are a lot of Nigerian-American doctors) and slightly more likely to be married.

The percentage of Nigerian-Americans 16 and older with jobs ranked them 10th among ancestries in the U.S. in 2017 (the Census Bureau’s new data portal is still going through some growing pains that prevented me from assembling these rankings for 2018).

Australia, Bulgaria and Nigeria are the only countries to make it into the top 10 on both rankings, which to me indicates a sort of integration sweet spot. Nigerians who come to the U.S. usually speak English before they get here, they tend to be well educated or in the process of becoming so, and they don’t seem to have much trouble getting jobs or otherwise fitting in. I don’t think these are the only things immigrant success should be judged by, and there’s something more than a little creepy about passing such judgments upon people by their country of origin. But since immigration policy in general and the new immigration bans in particular do just that, it does seem relevant that Nigerian-Americans are clearly among the most successful immigrant groups in the U.S.

Also relevant is that Nigerians feature prominently on the Department of Homeland Security’s rankings of people who stick around longer than their visas allow. Here are the numbers for business and pleasure visas:

Among those with student and exchange-program visas, the numbers are smaller, with 1,664 Nigerian students suspected of overstaying their visas in fiscal year 2018. But that makes for an even higher share (18.6%) of those that U.S. authorities had expected to depart. (Nigeria has been moving up in the ranks of countries sending students to U.S. colleges and universities, to 11th place in 2018-2019, according to the Institute for International Studies.)

One way to look at this data is that Nigerians need to be kept out of the U.S. or they’ll never leave. This has in fact been the reaction of the current administration, which in March of last year suspended a visa-interview waiver program that allowed Nigerian applicants for some visas to apply by mail, and in August jacked up visa fees for Nigerians. Big surprise: The number of Nigerians visiting the U.S. fell by 21% in the first 10 months of last year, the biggest drop of any country, according to Quartz Africa, which has been all over this story.

Another way to think about the visa-overstay phenomenon, though, is that the U.S. isn’t supplying nearly enough immigrant visas to Nigerians. The demand is clearly there, and Nigerian immigrants have a track record of great success here. I would guess that those who stick around after their visas expire are less successful than those who come on immigrant visas, but in theory at least they too are represented in all the above statistics from the American Community Survey, which don’t differentiate by visa status. And yes, if the U.S. allowed a big increase in the number of immigrants from Nigeria, their education levels and success rates might fall. But banning immigration from Nigeria outright, as the administration has now done, seems like a pretty big step in the wrong direction.

This step was taken, Acting Secretary of Homeland Security Chad F. Wolf said Friday, because Nigeria and the other five countries subject to the new ban “lack either the will or the capability” to adhere to new screening and vetting criteria imposed by the U.S. government since March 2017. Now, I am perfectly willing to believe that the Nigerian response to U.S. demands has been somewhat shambolic, especially given how some Nigerian officials reacted to the news. “The travel ban is a wake-up call, a rude one at that, on the need for us to be alive to our responsibility to our people and ensure that we have citizenship integrity,” Ajibola Basiru, chairman of the Nigerian Senate Committee on Diaspora Affairs, told the Punch (a leading Nigerian newspaper) over the weekend. “At the moment, we are a nation of anonymous citizens. We don’t have records of our citizens and anybody can claim to be a Nigerian.”

The Nigerian government will now surely react with more alacrity to the U.S. push for information-sharing, and may well succeed in getting this latest visa ban revoked — as occurred with neighboring Chad in April 2018. But resolving this situation ought to be a policy priority for the U.S. as well. Nigerian immigrants are great. We need more of them, not fewer.

https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/opinion/articles/2020-02-04/trump-immigration-ban-from-nigeria-overlooks-integration-success

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Investment › Re: "Option C" Investors Storm Oko Oloyun’s Office To Demand Their Money by drakeli: 1:21am On Jan 26, 2020*

Here comes the king of ponzi ladies and gentlemen. Charlseee....,Ponziiiiiiiii!!!!!
Ponzi Grand Master. We will never forget you.
Applause........ grin

Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Threatening A Damaging New Trade War With The United Kingdom After Brexit by drakeli: 3:28pm On Jan 25, 2020

slivertongue:
hurricane Trump

He has won the trade war with China. China has signed a deal to buy more US products. UK may not be different.

Travel › Re: DON'T LISTEN TO Anyone Who Discourages You From Travelling Abroad by drakeli: 2:51pm On Jan 24, 2020

gimakon:
Whats your point?

Stop asking distant relatives for invitation letter. It doesn’t help your visa application. It even hurt your chances of getting it. Someone that doesn’t have a relation in the US will get a visa before you that present a letter from an uncle

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Travel › Re: DON'T LISTEN TO Anyone Who Discourages You From Travelling Abroad by drakeli: 2:43pm On Jan 24, 2020

gimakon:
That's one of the challenges we face.
My story is worse. I have an uncle who works with Texas department of Insurance and another Aunty who's a Nurse in a big Hospital in Texas, And she is almost a Matron.Both are United States Citizens. The only thing i need basically from them happens to be just a letter and I would be in the USA.
It turns out that even when I asked them for an invitation Letter, the uncle stopped responding to my email. The Aunty who I even ran to, after showing them the number of refusals for Remote job interviews on grounds that my geographic Location was prohibitive for them, Asked me that I should write to the company and asked them to send me an offer letter and then she would send me her own Invitation Letter. I started to ask myself , Should the company send me an offer letter, why then would I be needing an invite from her then? They just use me Play that year i come day look like someone way day intermittently stupid Even slowpoke come get sense pass me sef ... Their own Discouragement pass this one way this timedup whatever guy day do. The only thing left for me to do way back then was to either choose sniper and drink it like Malta guiness or smirnoff ice or Live thru it and work hard for myself for whatever it takes.

I lived thru it, and worked hard for myself , Since then, I swore on my life and the life of my future kids never to ask them for anything that requires help , invites or whatever. This same my aunty complains I have stopped talking to her and what not. That she only wanted the best for me to prove that I should not come to the USA and be a layabout (After sending her several rejection letters for Remote jobs on grounds that I am not in the USA, to help is to joke with me abi? Ok, Weldone.). Basically I do not see any need to talk to them for anything in this lifetime, never again. I am chasing EE now and the same Germany, except that for Germany, I am going to use some Invite. I need Advise on this @Basalt

Thanking You.
Yours,
Gimakon!

You guys need to understand this. There’s no amount of invitation letter a relative can give you that can affect your visa positively. US embassy doesn’t give a damn about family invitation letter. It’s even a ground for visa rejection. Invitation letter from a family member drops your point for visa approval than add to it. It’s a red light that you may not come back unless you prove to them beyond doubt otherwise.

In addition to that. Bringing someone who is not your biological child to the US just by an uncle or aunty is almost something next to impossible especially if you are over 20 years old. The only thing you can enjoy from such uncles is if they can be sending you dollars.

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Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by drakeli: 11:49pm On Jan 23, 2020*

Fxmanager:
Our conclusion is that you claim to be an investor, but you are working with Rofx to promote your schemes. Is this the new way of presenting scam schemes in this forum, where owners of the schemes are presenting themselves as an investor, so that when investors in this forum are defrauded, they will not be called out? Your refusal to answer simple questions from a concerned investor, has already exposed you to being a part of the scam scheme. In a forex forum, you people were not able to defend your scam scheme, and you decide to move to this forum were most investors are novices in term of knowing how the forex market/genuine forex investment works. Please investors, be wise. If you so much value your money, run away from Rofx

I could not help but laugh at your comment: Is that the track record they ask you to provide?

So I am now the owner of Rofx? I would be happy if I was o. But I’m not. The chart I displayed up there I copied from rofx myfxbook. I know what you thinking: You feel like if I could produce a chart like that, then I must belong with Rofx. That’s what is going on in your mind. Rofx is a UK company. Do your research well. You may as well want me to give you the name of Rofx CEO.

Go to rofx website and watch the advert video on there. Use VPN to access the site. You will see Rofx CEO talking and making a presentation about trading with robot. Come back and tell me if he looks like an African or a white man.

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Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by drakeli: 9:23pm On Jan 23, 2020*

0ubenji:
What's the monthly ROI?

That’s Rofx monthly ROI chart for the past year 2019

For January 2020. It still at 5.49%. There’s still a week to go anyway

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Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by drakeli: 5:23pm On Jan 23, 2020

Fxmanager:
We asked you before to tell us the broker that Rofx is using, and you couldn't provide, we and other experience investors in this forum are not fools. Provide us the forex broker that Rofx is using for its pooled funds, we are asking again.

Investors in this forum, we advise you to follow our questions to this guys, before making any decision to invest with them.

The broker they use is the least of my problem. I don’t care!!!!!!

My problem is how they can give me more money than what I’m making from them presently. If you really need their broker so bad. Why can’t you contact them? You have their contact. Stop asking me!!!!!! tongue

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Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by drakeli: 2:20pm On Jan 23, 2020*

$1000 for Trial package. For Rofx. If you are satisfied with their performance, you can up your balance if you want.

This was from yesterday trade report. 0.47% profit (today’s report comes later in the evening) The percentage was low yesterday. Mind you. I have more than $10,000 for the trade. Also there are customers with over $100,000.

Rofx is not a get rich quick scheme. They prefer making consistent little profits everyday without loosing your money than aiming at big profits thereby exposing your money to unnecessary risk.

The beauty of it all is that, they make profits everyday and no profits are reported like once in two weeks and your capital is secure.

Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by drakeli: 2:02pm On Jan 23, 2020

Biafrareform:
How do I contact you sir . Can you drop your number

Contact Rofx directly. Their number is on this banner from their website. Note that Nigerian IP address cannot open their site unless you make use of vpn.

Call their UK number.

support@rofx.net

That’s their email

Travel › Re: Trump Plans To Add Nigeria To US Travel Ban List - Reuters by drakeli: 12:18pm On Jan 22, 2020

johnad3:
Hello Mr one term (Trump)
Im just using this medium to communicate to trump, if U.S ban Nigeria, another ways will surely open. There are so many countries in the world far better than U.S giving an example Finland, Norway and Canada just to mention view so, if you fucking ban Nigeria, there be will ban for you also

who told you the US ban would not affect visa applications to other countries indirectly . Once US label you as a terrorist country no other country will sleep with their two eyes closed around you again

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Travel › Re: Trump Plans To Add Nigeria To US Travel Ban List - Reuters by drakeli: 2:55am On Jan 22, 2020*

Was it not a Nigerian that was threatening Trump on Trump’s tweeter saying Nigeria a giant of Africa would deal with Trump if Trump try’s with Nigeria the way Trump was dealing with Iran. Of course, Trump saw the tweet.

I’m not surprised about the ban. Just unfortunate

Again you guys have forgotten about the statement Trump issue on tweeter in response to some northern Nigeria Muslims protesting because of the killing of Suleiman. He is aware of the support the Iranian general had in Nigeria. I would not be surprised if Trump or his informant even visited nairaland and saw how Nigerian Muslims were bashing him over Iran.

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Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by drakeli: 11:34am On Jan 21, 2020*

Fxmanager:
Did you not see the link below in this thread before our post? Did you actually go through it to see how the issue of doctored and fake trading performance track record from myfxbook.com was discuss by seasoned and professional traders like us, in relating to Rofx? Instead of you to get such information free that you should be paying for with joy, before you loose your hard earn money to scammers/fraudulent companies, you are here insulting and abusing us. If you want to blind yourself to the wealth of experience in regard to knowing how to detect a scam/fraud company from afar, no problem. But what we are happy is that the message has been passed and those who have chosen to get it have gotten it, and are getting wiser.You have also learn a lot from our post, but pride may not allow you to admit it. Below is the link showing how the issue of doctored and fake trading performance track record from myfxbook is discuss by seasoned and professional traders like us, in relating to Rofx.

https://www.myfxbook.com/community/trading-systems/rofx/1687837

About 3 weeks ago, we got a call from a member of this forum telling us how he lost up to $10,000 in investment to a scammer, who even went as far as telling him to invest another $10,000 in other to recover the previous $10,000. Do you really think he would've lost such money to the scammers if he where to fortunately come across our Post?

Some people commenting on that trend are the same competitors like you that were never a client of Rofx. I’m a client and I’m making money.

Why can’t you book an appointment with Rofx and visit them at their London office? Maybe you think Rofx exists out of the blues. They welcome visitation by investors in their office for one on one discussion. Besides, they organize periodic conference only for their VIP clients. VIP clients are clients with $100,000 investment and above. Like Mike Zabriskie I told you about. He is the one that made me invest with Rofx.

In addition to that, the CEO of Rofx visit forex conferences/seminars in Europe giving lectures about his company’s services. Maybe you think all the businesses and individuals in Europe and America where most of their clients are from are all mumu people. Plus all the over 30,000 clients they have all over the world.

You better go there and sign up a franchise deal with them so they can help trade your mt4 for you if you have up to $1mill in it because the program is for institutional investors. Unfortunately I don’t think all your business worth is up to that. So they won’t accept you . So you can stop scamming people if that’s what you do.

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Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by drakeli: 7:52pm On Jan 20, 2020

There are tones of both positive and negative comments online about Rofx. One thing I realize is that all the negativity is coming from people that have never had any investment with Rofx. Non of them was, has been or is a client of Rofx at any time. That’s what they all have in common.

All the positive comments are coming from happy customers like me with live account with rofx making money everyday. So whatever anyone says doesn’t matter to me since Rofx never disappoints me.

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Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by drakeli: 5:04pm On Jan 20, 2020

Fxmanager:
This is where the risk lies. The risk of the statistics being doctored in other to produce a nice trading performance track record right from the broker's trading server in partnership with a scam broker. We will like to know the broker that is being used for the pooled funds. We will want to see your payment proof too.

Fxmanager:
This is were the risk lies. The risk of the statistics being doctored in other to produce a nice trading performance track record right from the broker's trading server in partnership with a scam broker. We will like to know the broker that is being used for the pooled funds. We will want to see your payment proof too.
.

The bold is the part that got me infuriated. We will want to see your payment proof asking audaciously. Am I under interrogation here?

I’m not here or desperate to drive home any point. See, I’m not here to sell Rofx. I have no link with them. In fact, let’s close this discussion about Rofx. Everyone should do their due diligence. I will not argue whether you are right or wrong. But one thing is sure for me. Rofx makes me daily profit and I’m just a customer. Period!

Rofx is bigger than you think. They have franchise programs for institutional investors. I’m satisfied with them.

www.mbzfx.com

That’s the website of the friend that introduced me to Rofx. He started an affiliate of his own on the back of Rofx. He has his contact on his website . You can call him or email him for more information about Rofx if you can’t reach out to Rofx directly. Mike Zabriskie started with $100,000 and has gained back all his capital in less than two years.

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Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by drakeli: 3:48pm On Jan 20, 2020

norlac:
INVEST AT YOUR OWN RISK FOLLLOW MYFXBOOK COMMUNITY DISCUSSION ON THIS SYSTEM HERE:

https://www.myfxbook.com/community/trading-systems/rofx/1687837,8#?pt=2&p=4&ts=73&o=1687837

I’m not a stranger to that discussion. Non of them has ever been a customer of Rofx. I have been investing in forex since 2012. The company I was dealing with then was BTNLightning. Google that name. You will discover tones of negative discussions about them. I was an investor with this company. I made thousands of dollars dealing with them. The badmouthing was too much that the company decided to become a closed group and decided to leave public domain online. Only we existing clients could gain access to their website. They changed their name too. I think the same thing is happening to Rofx now.

Rofx promised me and they delivered. I’m waiting for how much they will make for me today again. It’s daily affair.

I can’t wait for Rofx to become a closed group too soon

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