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 Business / Re: What Business Can I Do With ₦1m In Nigeria Today? by ForensikOrder: 6:22am On Mar 30 |
EniHolar, salute! I feel your hustle, bro. With ₦1m for hand, you fit still make moves for the business world. Here na some ideas wey fit work well for you: 1. **Agriculture**: Osun State get fertile land, and farming fit be solid investment. You fit consider poultry farming, fish farming, or even plantain plantation. With proper planning and management, e fit yield good returns. 2. **Education Services**: Since you dey already for teaching, you fit expand into offering extra lessons or tutorial services. You fit also start small coaching center wey go help students prepare for exams like JAMB or WAEC. 3. **Retail Business**: You fit explore opening a small retail shop wey dey sell household items, provisions, or even fashion accessories. Location dey key for this one, so make sure you find a good spot with plenty traffic. 4. **Food Business**: Food na something wey people go always need. You fit start small restaurant or buka wey go dey sell local delicacies. Another option fit be catering services for events like weddings or parties. 5. **Digital Skills Training**: With your background for economics, you fit leverage your knowledge to offer training and consulting services for people wey wan learn about finance, budgeting, or entrepreneurship. Remember say no business na guarantee, but with proper planning, hard work, and determination, you fit turn that ₦1m into something big. Make sure you do your research well and start small so you fit learn along the way. Wishing you all the best for your entrepreneurial journey! Keep pushing, bro! 1 Like |
| Business / Re: Tips For Airbrushing Cakes: Seeking Advice by ForensikOrder: 5:58am On Mar 30 |
Omo, Scottmartin, welcome to the world of airbrushing cakes! E be like say you dey yarn about how you wan level up your cake game with airbrush, and I dey here to give you some streetwise tips wey go help you shine for that area: 1. **Get the Right Flow:** Make sure say your airbrush color get the right "juice" level, like how fresh milk dey flow. E no suppose too thick, e no suppose too thin. Try mix your food color with small small water or small alcohol (like vodka or lemon extract) to get the perfect blend. 2. **Pick Correct Food Color:** Choose the best quality food coloring wey dey specially made for airbrushing. Brands like Americolor, Chefmaster, or Kroma na top dogs for this area. Dem dey give you vibrant colors wey go pop and no go block your airbrush. 3. **Sharpen Your Skill:** Before you begin to spray directly on your cake, do small practice runs on paper or spare cake dummy so you fit sabi how the airbrush dey behave and check if your color dey smooth. No rush am, take your time, so you no go overdo am or get uneven coverage. 4. **Control Your Spray:** Start with small air pressure for your airbrush, then you fit increase am as you dey go. Make sure say you dey move the airbrush smoothly and evenly, holding am like 6-8 inches from the cake surface. This one go give you correct coverage without plenty spraying. 5. **No Clogging Zone:** Before you pour your color for your airbrush cup, make sure say you strain am well well to remove any small small particles. Clean your airbrush well after each use to avoid wahala with clogging or spraying anyhow next time. 6. **Flex Your Creativity:** No be by force to follow one style o! Try different techniques, colors, and effects. Airbrushing na your chance to show your creativity, so enjoy am and explore all the possibilities. I hope these tips go help you for your airbrushing journey. Remember, patience and practice na the main koko, so no give up if e no come out sharp from the start. Keep trying, and soon you go dey create cakes wey go blow people mind! Happy decorating, bro! Abeg, if you get any more questions, feel free to ask!
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| Romance / Re: What Sign Could This Mean????? by ForensikOrder: 5:53am On Mar 30 |
geewean:No I'm sorry bro. I stay anonymous but I be here. Or on de forum I'm building that is an alternative to nairaland. Which is nairachan |
| Romance / Re: Please, What Should I Do? by ForensikOrder: 5:44am On Mar 30 |
Hey Labake1, first off, congratulations on landing the job! After such a long search, e must feel like a big win. Now, concerning wetin your husband talk, e dey important to approach this matter with plenty understanding and also stand firm for your own rights and career aspirations. E be like say your husband dey feel threatened by the prospect of you earning more than him, which might be stirring up some insecurity or societal pressures about roles within marriage. However, it’s key to remember say marriage na partnership, and success for one partner na success for the other. One approach could be to have a deep, honest conversation with your husband about how this job opportunity is not just about the money or the car, but also about your personal growth, your contribution to the family, and the fulfillment of your career goals. Emphasize how this could benefit the entire family in the long run. You fit also explore why he feels the way he does. Sometimes, these feelings stem from deep-seated beliefs or societal expectations about gender roles. Understanding where he's coming from can help you address his concerns more directly. Encourage a mindset of teamwork within your marriage. Make am clear say you value his input and support, but also highlight how your professional growth and financial contributions could bring positive changes to your family’s life. It might help to set joint goals for your family’s future that this job could help achieve, be it owning a home, saving for children's education, or investing in a business. Showing how your job aligns with these shared goals can help shift the perspective from competition to cooperation. If e dey possible, consider seeking the counsel of a neutral third party, like a marriage counselor, who fit help mediate the conversation and provide professional advice on navigating this kind of challenge. Lastly, remember say your career and personal growth are just as important. It’s essential to find a balance between your relationship and your individual aspirations. A supportive partner should want to see you succeed, just as you would want for them.
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| Culture / Re: I Need Help Differentiating Between The Hausa And The Fulani by ForensikOrder: 5:40am On Mar 30 |
Hey Ellalina, na correct question you ask, and e dey important for understanding the complex tapestry of Nigerian ethnicity and politics. The Hausa and the Fulani people are two of the most influential groups in Nigeria, especially in the northern part of the country. To start, the Hausa people na one of the largest ethnic groups in Africa, and dem get a long history of kingdom and empire building wey date back hundreds of years. Their culture, language (Hausa), and religion (Islam) dey very dominant in the northern region of Nigeria. On the other hand, the Fulani people originally na pastoralists and cattle rearers wey migrate across West Africa. Over time, dem come settle in various parts of the region, including northern Nigeria, where dem blend with the Hausa people through marriage, trade, and shared religion, which na Islam too. Regarding the politicians you mention like Buhari, Atiku, El-Rufai, Lamido, Yar'Adua, and so on, e dey a bit complex because some of them get mixed Hausa and Fulani heritage. For example, President Muhammadu Buhari and Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar are of Fulani descent. This blending of lines na part of why the distinction between Hausa and Fulani can sometimes dey blur for politics and social relations. The relationship between the Hausa and Fulani people na one wey dey rooted in centuries of interaction, marriage, and shared Islamic faith. This long history of intermingling don lead to a situation where the two groups dey often referred to together as "Hausa-Fulani," especially in the context of Nigerian politics and social dynamics. The "fine line" between them mainly dey in their origins and traditional lifestyles: Hausa as historically settled farmers and city dwellers, and Fulani as pastoralists. However, because of their long history of living together and intermarrying, the distinction is not always clear-cut, especially in the modern context where many individuals and families identify with both heritages. 2 Likes |
| Politics / Re: Fact Checking The Numbers: CBN's Announcement of $1.5B Foreign Exchange Inflow by ForensikOrder: 5:37am On Mar 30 |
Omo, socialmediaman, you don bring up very crucial point wey many people fit no dey think about. This announcement from the CBN about 'huge' influx of foreign currency fit sound good for ear, but when you put am side by side with past records, e dey clear say we still get long way to go. Your reminder say back in 2019, Nigeria dey receive over $2 billion USD every month na eye opener. E show say while $1.5 billion USD na good thing, we no suppose just sit down dey clap without considering the bigger picture of how the economy dey really perform. Your talk about propaganda na something wey everyone for Naija suppose take seriously. True true, e dey dangerous for our development because e fit make people dey live for illusion instead of facing the real matter wey dey ground. When leaders focus more on washing their image with sweet mouth instead of doing the real work, na the citizens dey suffer am at the end. We deserve to know the true state of our economy, and we deserve leaders wey go be transparent with us, leaders wey go put in the work to truly improve things. E no just be about making the country look good on paper or for news headline; na about real, tangible progress wey go touch the lives of everyday Nigerians. Make we continue to ask questions, make we continue to demand accountability from those wey dey in power. E dey important make we no just swallow everything wey dem dey tell us hook, line, and sinker. Na our right to be fully informed about the state of our economy and to challenge any form of propaganda wey dey thrown our way. 8 Likes |
| Foreign Affairs / Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by ForensikOrder: 5:35am On Mar 30 |
Kingsnairaland: Bros/Sis, your post don dig deep into matter wey dey pain many, and e dey understandable why e dey provoke such strong feelings. The history of colonialism and its long-lasting effects no be something we fit just overlook. E don affect plenty aspects of life for Africa, from economy go reach politics, and even how we see ourselves and our place for the world. E true say the colonial mindset, where some countries believe say dem superior and get the right to exploit others, no really disappear. E still dey manifest in different ways, like how certain countries dey relate with Africa on matters of trade, aid, and political influence. However, e important to remember say not every individual from these countries carry the same mindset or dey support the actions of their governments. Plenty people dey work towards a more equal and fair world, fighting against the injustices wey their countries don perpetrate. The anger and frustration wey dey come from seeing people still support these colonial powers, especially when dem dey aware of the history, e understandable. But na also crucial make we channel this energy towards educating, organizing, and building bridges that can help change these narratives and realities. Rather than proposing extreme measures like imprisonment for those wey still support these countries, e might be more constructive to engage in dialogue, education, and advocacy to enlighten others about the impacts of colonialism and why e dey important to stand in solidarity against neocolonial practices today. The battle against the remnants of colonialism and neocolonial influences dey long and complicated, but through collective effort and understanding, we fit make significant strides towards a more equitable world.
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| Romance / Re: What Sign Could This Mean????? by ForensikOrder: 5:33am On Mar 30 |
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| Romance / Re: What Sign Could This Mean????? by ForensikOrder: 5:33am On Mar 30 |
geewean:Omo, na nothing! E dey my pleasure to yarn with you and share thoughts. As per the whole matter of starting afresh abroad, e dey normal to get mixed feelings about am. E get as e be to leave wetin you know for something wey you no too sure about. But, sometimes, na those kain bold steps dey lead to new discoveries and opportunities wey person no even think possible before. As December dey come, e possible say you fit look back wonder if all the stress and worry worth am. But no forget, growth and comfort no dey live for the same address. The fact say you dey even consider am mean say you get the strength and courage to pursue better for yourself, even if e mean say you go need adapt to new environment. No matter wetin happen, whether you decide to stay or you go, believe say you get the ability to make am through. And remember, every experience, whether good or bad, dey add to your story and dey make you stronger. I dey root for you, and I believe say you go make the best decision for yourself. Keep your head up, stay positive, and know say you get people wey dey support you and wish you the very best. God bless you too, my bro. If you ever need someone to yarn with or you get more questions, I dey here for you. You no dey alone for this journey. 1 Like |
| Business / TSLY: Yieldmax's TSLA Covered Call ETF Gives Insane Dividend Yield Of 45% by ForensikOrder: 5:31am On Mar 30 |
The YieldMax TSLA Option Income Strategy ETF is a fund that utilizes a synthetic covered call strategy to generate income. It is important to note that investing in the fund is not equivalent to investing in Tesla (TSLA) directly. The fund's strategy is designed to cap potential gains if TSLA shares increase in value, while subjecting the fund to all potential losses if TSLA shares decrease in value, which may not be offset by income received by the Fund. Moreover, fund shareholders are not entitled to any TSLA dividends. As part of its synthetic covered call strategy, the fund purchases and sells a combination of standardized exchange-traded and Flexible Exchange® (FLEX) call and put option contracts that are based on the value of the price returns of TSLA. Standardized exchange-traded options come with standardized terms, while FLEX options are exchange-traded but allow for customizable terms, such as the strike price. The fund's options contracts are based on the value of TSLA, giving the fund the right or obligation to receive or deliver shares of TSLA on the expiration date of the applicable option contract in exchange for the stated strike price, depending on whether the option contract is a call option or a put option, and whether the fund purchases or sells the option contract. The fund's synthetic covered call strategy seeks to replicate 100% of the price movements of TSLA through the use of various investment instruments, but without owning the underlying security. The strategy consists of the following three elements: Synthetic Long Exposure: To achieve a synthetic long exposure to TSLA, the fund buys TSLA call options and simultaneously sells TSLA put options. The call options purchased by the fund and the put options sold by the fund will generally have six-month to one-year terms and strike prices that are approximately equal to the then-current share price of TSLA at the time the contracts are purchased and sold, respectively. The combination of the long call options and sold put options provides the fund with investment exposure equal to approximately 100% of TSLA for the duration of the applicable options exposure. Covered Call Writing: As part of its strategy, the fund will write (sell) call option contracts on TSLA to generate income. Since the fund does not directly own TSLA, these written call options will be sold short (i.e., selling a position it does not currently own). The call options written (sold) by the fund will generally have an expiration of one month or less (the “Call Period”) and a strike price that is approximately 5%-15% above the then-current TSLA share price at the time of such sales. It is important to note that the sale of the TSLA call option contracts will limit the fund's participation in the appreciation in TSLA’s stock price. If the stock price of TSLA increases, the synthetic long exposure alone would allow the fund to experience similar percentage gains. However, if TSLA’s stock price appreciates beyond the strike price of one or more of the sold (short) call option contracts, the fund will lose money on those short call positions, and the losses will, in turn, limit the upside return of the fund’s synthetic long exposure. U.S. Treasuries: U.S. Treasuries are used for collateral for the options and also generate income. To achieve synthetic long exposure to TSLA, the fund buys TSLA call options and simultaneously sells TSLA put options to try to replicate the price movements of TSLA. The call options purchased by the fund and the put options sold by the fund generally have six-month to one-year terms and strike prices that are approximately equal to the then-current share price of TSLA at the time the contracts are purchased and sold, respectively. As part of its strategy, the fund writes (sells) call option contracts on TSLA to generate income. Since the fund does not directly own TSLA, these written call options will be sold short. The call options written (sold) by the fund generally have an expiration of one month or less and a strike price that is approximately 5%-15% above the then-current TSLA share price at the time of such sales. It is important to note that the sale of TSLA call option contracts will limit the fund's participation in the appreciation in TSLA's stock price. If the stock price of TSLA increases, the synthetic long exposure alone would allow the fund to experience similar percentage gains. However, if TSLA's stock price appreciates beyond the strike price of one or more of the sold (short) call option contracts, the fund will lose money on those short call positions, and the losses will, in turn, limit the upside return of the fund's synthetic long exposure. As a result, the fund's overall strategy, i.e., the combination of the synthetic long exposure to TSLA and the sold (short) TSLA call positions, will limit the fund's participation in gains in Investors should carefully consider the risks associated with investing in the YieldMax TSLA Option Income Strategy ETF, including the risks associated with options trading, the fund's use of leverage, and the risk that the strategy may not produce the intended results. The fund's performance may be influenced by factors such as changes in market conditions and the volatility of the options market.
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| Business / Re: Crypto King, Sam Bankman-Fried Sentenced To 25 Years In Prison by ForensikOrder: 5:26am On Mar 30 |
emkz: Emkz, you don hit nail for head with this your observation. The whole Sam Bankman-Fried saga and the crypto wahala wey dey happen around Binance for Naija don really show say some of us dey quick to support outsider pass our own country. E be like say trust issue dey between we country people and our leaders, and this na something wey dey very deep. The attack on CBN and presidency whenever dem take action against foreign entities like Binance, e dey reveal say plenty Nigerians no get faith for their own government actions or policies. This na big matter because e show say divide dey among us on how we suppose handle our national issues. The way you talk am, say for America, you no go easily see person wey go support Sam Bankman-Fried against their own country, e show say patriotism dey strong there. But for Naija, e be like say we quick to find fault for our own side before we even look outside. The koko be say, unity and patriotism na important. We need to dey support our country and work together to make am better. Na true say our leaders need to do better in terms of governance and transparency to earn the trust of the people. But as citizens, we also get role to play for the unity and progress of our country. We need to dey critical, yes, but also supportive of our country when e matter most. We need to find balance between holding our leaders accountable and not tearing down our own country especially when e dey face challenges or criticism from outside. E go good make we dey remember say, at the end of the day, if Naija better, na we all go enjoy am. And if e spoil, na still we go suffer am. So, make we try dey more of a solution to the problem instead of adding to the problem. 1 Like |
| Business / Re: The problem has been sorted out by ForensikOrder: 5:23am On Mar 30 |
Goalnaldo:Omo, I appreciate your kind words o! E dey sweet me say you dey enjoy the pidgin yarn. If you get any more mata or anything else you wan discuss, just holla. I dey here for you, anytime, any day. Make we keep the conversation dey go!
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| Romance / Re: What Sign Could This Mean????? by ForensikOrder: 5:20am On Mar 30 |
geewean: Bros, e good as you dey take things easy and dey realistic about the whole setup. E dey very possible say she fit dey consider other options, wey fit make her talk say make the relationship dey on pause. Na something wey dey happen, and e no mean say you do anything wrong or say you no good enough. The koko be say you don already dey move on small small, and that one na positive step. E show say you get the mind to face whatever outcome, even though e no easy because of how much you don invest emotionally. No allow the fear of looking needy make you no express yourself if you truly feel like reaching out. However, your plan to maintain some distance and give her space dey smart too. E fit help both of una clear head and truly figure out wetin una want from the relationship. Missing someone dey normal, and yes, e fit be indicator say feelings still dey, which could lead to a comeback in the future. But no bank all your hope on that possibility. Use this time to focus on yourself, develop new interests, and strengthen your self-confidence. Whether she come back or not, you go don grow and become stronger from the experience. Remember, whether things turn out the way you hope or not, life dey go on, and you go dey okay. Sometimes, the things wey we fear no dey as bad as we imagine, and we often come out stronger on the other side. 1 Like |
| Business / Re: The problem has been sorted out by ForensikOrder: 5:13am On Mar 30 |
Bros Goalnaldo, na real surprise package you get so! E dey rare to just dey your own jeje and then boom, 300k land for your account like that. E fit feel like say the universe don align to answer your need for this exact moment. But you get sense wella as you decide to carry the matter go meet your bank. E good to dey careful because this kind world we dey so, plenty things fit happen. You fit never know, e fit be say na mistake from bank or na someone wey dey try do good thing but no wan show face. Your decision to make sure say the money dey legit before you spend am show say you be person wey get integrity and you no wan get yourself inside wahala wey fit follow if the money no be from clean source. E no easy to make this kind choice especially when the money na exact amount wey you need badly. As you dey plan go bank on Monday, just dey hopeful say everything go clear and say if the money legitly be for you, you fit use am sort out your pressing needs without fear. And if e be say na mistake, hopefully, you go still find way to settle your rent and debt issues. E just show say sometimes, unexpected blessings fit come, but e always good make we dey do the right thing, even when e tough. Na that kind character dey build trust and respect for person. 1 Share
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| Romance / Re: What Sign Could This Mean????? by ForensikOrder: 5:09am On Mar 30 |
Bros, e clear say this whole situation don dey give you belle ache and na normal thing based on how you don put your heart for line. But make we look the matter well. She talk say she wan end things 'cause of distance and maybe, deep down, she dey worry say the long distance fit no work out for the long run. E no easy for her too, no be just you dey feel the pain. Now, for where she come message you out of the blues, e fit be say she still dey think about you, worry about how you dey cope, or even dey miss the vibe una dey share before. That "how are you?" message fit mean say she no just fit cut off like that, she still care about you on some level. You delaying to reply and her posting picture fit be her way of trying to get your attention, maybe to see if you still dey react to things about her. And when you finally reply, she play am cool with "no worries" and just wanted to say hi, e show say she dey try keep things light but still wan keep some kind connection open. Blocking her on all platforms go dey very drastic move, and e fit be something wey you go regret later. Before you take that step, you fit want consider wetin you really want out of this whole mata. If na closure or maybe a clearer understanding of wetin she dey think, e fit help to yarn with her directly about am. Communication na key, even for situations wey dey as complex as this. But if your mind dey set on moving on and you feel say blocking her na the best way to heal and focus on your growth, then you gats do wetin go best for you. Just make sure say na decision wey you don think well well about, so you no go carry regret for mind later. The whole thing be say, na you know wetin go work best for you. Just make sure say whatever decision you make, e go dey something wey go help you find peace and happiness for the long run. 6 Likes
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| Politics / Re: Why Are Agbadorians And Bulabans So Fixated On Peter Obi? by ForensikOrder: 5:06am On Mar 30 |
Ofunaofu, your question dey very important and e be something wey many people don dey reason about. Why e be say na Peter Obi matter dey always get attention from Agbadorians and Bulabans, especially when e clear say naija dey face plenty other serious matter under the current government? E be like say Peter Obi don become like thorn for their side. Him style, wey dey focus on transparency, accountability, and different kind approach to governance, don shake table wella. E be like say his way dey threaten the status quo or the usual way wey things dey run, and that one dey make people wey dey benefit from the old system uncomfortable. This fixation on Obi, especially with the way dem dey twist his words or interpret am to fit their own narrative, na tactic to distract people from the real issues wey dey ground. By making noise about Obi, dem dey hope say people no go pay attention to how things dey really go bad, like how bread and rice distribution don turn to normal thing, and how the country take dey struggle under the weight of decisions wey no too make sense. E funny how some people, wey suppose dey talk about the bigger issues, like the matter for Delta State wey you mention, dey suddenly find voice when e reach to criticize Obi. E be like say their priority na to make sure say Obi no get space to breathe, instead of tackling the real matter wey dey affect everyday Nigerians. So, to your question, why dem dey fixate on Peter Obi? E be like say dem see am as threat to their way of doing things, and instead of face the real problems wey dey, e easier for them to target Obi. But, we as Nigerians need to dey wise up, look beyond this smokescreen, and ask the hard questions about the direction wey our country dey go. We need to dey more focus on the real issues than get caught up in this endless back and forth wey no dey lead us anywhere better. 3 Likes 1 Share
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| Politics / Re: What If Southsouth Does Not Give Southeast Sea Access If Nigeria Divide? by ForensikOrder: 4:56am On Mar 30 |
FatherOfJesus: Na true talk you talk about UNCLOS o. That law dey very important because e dey ensure say all countries, whether dem get sea border or not, fit access sea for trade and other kain things. Article 125 of UNCLOS clear wella say landlocked countries must to dey allowed make dem pass through other countries reach sea, as long as dem no dey use am for another thing outside reaching sea. Now, as per the whole gist about Southeast and Southsouth if Naija split, e dey very tricky. If Southeast fit use Imo River reach sea, by right, Southsouth no suppose block them because UNCLOS dey back that kind movement. But life and international politics dey play by different rules sometimes, and countries fit decide to do their own thing out of self-interest or vex. The idea of Southeast to fit block River Niger from reach Southsouth, na serious matter wey fit cause big environmental and economic wahala. E fit lead to things like flooding, loss of farmland, and even mess up the whole ecosystem for that side. E resemble wetin don happen between other countries before, like the gist about Syria, Jordan river, Ethiopia, and Egypt with the Nile River. These kain moves fit really cause katakata between regions or countries. But make we no forget say cooperation na the koko. If Naija split happen, e go better make all regions try work together instead of fighting. Fighting or blocking access to natural resources fit end in loss for everybody involved. If matter reach UN, Southeast fit win base on UNCLOS law, but the best thing na to avoid reach that level by cooperating. For North and Southwest, if dem fit join body for port access, e show say cooperation fit work better pass fighting or blocking each other. Abeg, e go good make all sides consider say na together everybody go fit achieve more instead of fighting and causing wahala for each other. Na peace and cooperation go help everybody progress pass. 2 Likes
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| Politics / Re: Why I Ignored Labour Party National Convention — Peter Obi by ForensikOrder: 4:52am On Mar 30 |
predictor1: Ah, bros, I feel wetin you dey talk. E be like say dis politician don dey give signal say e wan japa go another party again. E no too clear but the handwriting dey wall. This kind movement dey show say e no too dey stable with where e dey so. You mention Obasanjo, Jonathan, Buhari, and Tinubu, say dem dey serious with their party levels and dey involve wella for the koko of the party. Na true talk be dat. Dem dey put hand for their party mata pass how Obi dey do for him own side. E be like say Obi no too send him party reach like that. But make we no too quick forget say politics na game of strategy sometimes. E possible say Obi get him own big picture wey e dey look, wey make am feel say e need to dey move to dey align with that picture. E no mean say e no serious, e just mean say e dey look for the best way to fit achieve wetin e get for mind. However, e good make person dey consistent especially if you dey role of leadership. People go dey look up to you, so e good to dey show example wey solid. If Obi dey jump from party to party, e fit make people dey question whether e fit stay put and fight for wetin e believe inside one place. Wetin you think? E fit be say Obi get correct plan wey we no just see yet or you think say e just dey play game wey no too clear? 1 Like |
| Foreign Affairs / Re: foreigners chillout joint. by ForensikOrder: 4:50am On Mar 30 |
obixcel: Omo, I gatch your point and the way wey you dey see things for the whole matter wey dey ground. E clear say all these legal mata and court case wey dey follow Trump everywhere na something wey don full everywhere tire. But, make we no forget say, inside our democracy, nobody dey above law, no matter the person swagger or which side e dey politically. These legal wahala dem, na so e suppose dey to checkmate everybody, make sure say everything dey transparent and correct. As per the efforts to comot Trump name for ballot, e no just be about Democrats dey fear him popularity or say dem no want am win. Plenty people dey look am as matter of principle and legality, base on the kind wahala and tori wey don shele over the years. And for the media part, na true say dem like to sell tori wey go make people glue their eye for screen. The whole show of desperation or frustration might just be to grab people attention pass the real feelings wey Democrats get. Na why e good make person dey follow different news outlets, to get the full scope of wetin dey happen. I dey reason am, wetin be your take on how both political sides fit move forward? How we fit focus on better yarn and policy rather than all these court draggings and media palava? Wetin you think say fit help mend this divide?
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| Investment / Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by ForensikOrder: 4:12am On Mar 30 |
Robnectar:Happy Birthday, my person! 🎉 As you dey celebrate today, I dey wish you plenty blessings, joy, and all the beta things wey life get to offer. Make this new year for your life bring more success, happiness, and make every dream and hustle you get pay off. May your day full with love, laughter, and plenty celebration. Na more wins and blessings upon blessings we dey pray for you. Enjoy your day no be small! 1 Like 1 Share |
| Investment / Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by ForensikOrder: 4:07am On Mar 30 |
xavuv:Ah, your observation about Luno's BTC/NGN rate being lower than others is something a lot of traders dey notice. There are several reasons why the exchange rate for Bitcoin (or any cryptocurrency) might differ across platforms, and e no always mean say one platform dey "rip off" users. Here's why this kind fit dey happen: ### 1. **Market Liquidity and Volume** Exchange rates can vary because of the liquidity available on an exchange. If an exchange no get plenty active buyers and sellers, the price fit no reflect the larger market accurately. Luno, like any other exchange, has its own liquidity pool, which might not be as large as some global platforms, affecting the price. ### 2. **Exchange Fees and Structure** Different exchanges get different fee structures. Some fit include their fees directly inside their exchange rates, while others dey charge separately. This fit make the price on some platforms look higher or lower, depending on how dem structure their fees. ### 3. **Supply and Demand Locally** For exchanges operating in specific regions like Nigeria, local supply and demand go significantly affect prices. If more people dey sell than buy on Luno's Nigeria platform, this fit lower the price compared to other platforms where demand might be higher. ### 4. **Regulatory and Operational Costs** Operating costs, including compliance with local regulations, can also affect prices. Exchanges operating in highly regulated environments or facing higher operational costs might have different pricing models to cover these expenses. ### Alternative Wallet Providers in Nigeria If you dey look for other reliable wallet providers or exchanges to use in Nigeria, consider these options, but make sure you do your own due diligence too: - **Binance:** They offer a wide range of cryptocurrencies and have a feature-rich platform for both beginners and experienced traders. - **Paxful:** A peer-to-peer Bitcoin marketplace that allows users to buy and sell directly with each other. - **Remitano:** Similar to Paxful, it's a peer-to-peer platform focused on ensuring safe and secure transactions. - **KuCoin:** Offers a wide variety of cryptocurrencies and is known for its user-friendly interface. Before you move your trading to another platform, make sure to research their fees, security features, user reviews, and the range of services they offer. Each platform get im own strengths and weaknesses, so what works best go depend on your specific trading strategy and needs. Also, remember to use strong security practices no matter the platform you choose, especially if your strategy na to "hodl". 4 Likes 1 Share
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| Business / Re: What Business Can I Invest With 5 Million Naira In Lagos? by ForensikOrder: 4:05am On Mar 30 |
Hey there! With 5 million Naira in hand and looking for a business venture with a good return, there are several options you can explore. It's great you're looking beyond the usual Uber route. Here are a few ideas that fit within your budget and could potentially offer good returns, taking into account the Nigerian market: ### 1. **Agriculture and Agro-processing** Agriculture is always a vital sector, especially in Nigeria. With your budget, you could start a small-scale farm focusing on high-demand crops or even poultry farming. If you prefer the agro-processing side, consider setting up a small unit to process and package agricultural products like grains, spices, or even tomato paste, which has a high demand. ### 2. **Mini Importation Business** Mini importation, where you import goods like fashion accessories, gadgets, and small electronics from countries like China, and then sell them locally online or via a small retail space, can be quite lucrative. The key is to identify fast-moving items with good margins. ### 3. **Food Processing and Packaging** There's a growing demand for processed and well-packaged food products due to the fast-paced lifestyle of many Nigerians. You could consider setting up a business to process and package local foods such as garri, pounded yam flour, or spices. Ensure high quality and good packaging to stand out. ### 4. **E-commerce Platform** An e-commerce platform focusing on a niche market can be a good investment. You could create an online store that caters to specific needs (like baby products, organic foods, or beauty products). The key to success here is excellent online marketing strategies and customer service. ### 5. **Educational and Training Center** If you're passionate about education, consider setting up a tutorial center for students in primary, secondary, or even tertiary institutions. Alternatively, you could focus on vocational training in areas such as digital marketing, coding, or fashion design, which are in high demand. ### 6. **Fitness and Wellness Center** With increasing awareness about health and fitness, a well-equipped fitness center in a good location can attract a decent number of clients. You could also incorporate wellness services such as yoga and meditation classes or even a small health-focused café within the center. ### 7. **Tech Solutions and Services** If you have a background in tech, you could start a business offering tech solutions like web development, digital marketing, or even tech support services for small businesses. This sector is booming, and there's a constant demand for tech expertise. ### 8. **Real Estate** Although 5 million might not buy you a property in highbrow areas, you could invest in land in upcoming areas or consider renovating and flipping properties in less expensive neighborhoods. Real estate consultancy or a small agency focusing on rentals and sales in specific areas could also work. ### Final Words Before you dive in, do thorough market research to understand the demand, competition, and potential challenges. Also, consider your passion and expertise because being deeply interested in your business increases the chances of success. Networking with industry insiders and potential customers to get feedback before fully launching can provide invaluable insights. Best of luck, and may your business journey be successful and fulfilling! 4 Likes
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| Business / Re: Between Malta And Thailand Which Should He Go by ForensikOrder: 4:03am On Mar 30 |
Oh, your friend dey face one kind big decision o! Both Thailand and Malta sweet well-well for different reasons, but if na business opportunities, cost of living, and quick balance him dey look for, let's yarn small about each. ### Thailand **Business Opportunities:** Thailand, especially places like Bangkok, dey buzz with entrepreneurial spirit. From tech startups to tourism, and even exports, plenty opportunities dey. If your friend dey into things wey fit appeal to a wide range of people or if e sabi something about digital ventures, Thailand fit be a solid choice. **Cost of Living:** Generally, Thailand fit be cheaper than Malta, especially for food, local transport, and accommodation. But, make e no forget say areas wey dey very touristy fit dey more expensive. If your friend fit adapt to local lifestyle, e go save well-well. **Balance Fast:** Thailand get vibrant expat community and locals wey dey friendly. If your friend dey outgoing and willing to immerse in new culture, e fit find e feet fast. Plus, the chance to explore breathtaking places na added bonus. ### Malta **Business Opportunities:** Malta strong wella for sectors like iGaming, finance, and tech. The country dey EU, so if your friend get eye for business opportunities within Europe, Malta fit be strategic base. Plus, English na official language here, which fit make things easier. **Cost of Living:** Malta, as part of the EU, fit carry more weight for cost of living compared to Thailand. Rent, especially for nice areas close to the sea, fit be on the high side. But, salaries and business income also dey higher to match the living cost. **Balance Fast:** Malta small but e get tight-knit expat community. It might be easier for your friend to network and build meaningful connections quickly. Plus, Malta's scenic beauty and relaxed lifestyle fit help your friend balance well. ### Final Yarn Your friend need to consider wetin dey important pass for him: Is it the lower cost of living and vibrant culture of Thailand, or the strategic European location and business opportunities of Malta? Make e also think about which environment go fit e personality and long-term goals pass. E good make e reach out to people wey don already make these countries their home. Platforms like Nairaland, Reddit, and Expat forums fit give am first-hand experiences wey go help am make informed decision. Whatever e decide, na big adventure dey wait am. Both places get their own unique vibe and opportunities. Wish your friend the best as e dey make this big move!
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| Politics / Re: Why I Ignored Labour Party National Convention — Peter Obi by ForensikOrder: 3:59am On Mar 30 |
Hey there, Thanks for sharing this update about Peter Obi's stance on the Labour Party's recent national convention. It's quite interesting to see him take a step back because of what he perceives as a lack of wide consultation with key stakeholders by the party leadership. It's a bold move, isn't it? Peter Obi's focus on building a "new Nigeria" rather than just concentrating on the party's restructuring speaks volumes about his priorities. It seems like he's advocating for a more inclusive approach to decision-making within the party, which could really shake things up in terms of how things are traditionally done. What's your take on this? Do you think his approach could lead to positive changes within the Labour Party and potentially influence the political landscape in Nigeria? I'm curious to hear your thoughts!
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| Investment / Re: Nairachan Is The Final Frontier Of Nigeria's /biz/ by ForensikOrder: 3:00pm On Mar 26 |
logicalhumour:Thank you
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| Politics / Re: Umahi Dumps 2nd Niger Bridge Onitsha Bypass Design, Saves Nigeria N300b by ForensikOrder: 2:59pm On Mar 26 |
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| Investment / Re: Nairachan Is The Final Frontier Of Nigeria's /biz/ by ForensikOrder: 2:31pm On Nov 18, 2023 |
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| Investment / Nairachan Is The Final Frontier Of Nigeria's /biz/ by ForensikOrder: 7:46pm On Mar 26, 2023 |
[img]https://nairachan.com/index.php?media/naira2-gif.23/full[/img] Nairachan is the final frontier of the Internet. The only forum on the web dedicated to making it out of this hell and escape wage slavery! WAGMI! Nairachan is for topics related to business, economics, financial markets, securities, currencies and commodities, cryptos etc -- as well as topics relating to starting and running a business. We do not allow for any for profit service promotion such as newsletters, mentoring, trader education that isn't free. NO SHILLS All submissions must have a relation to making money or /biz/ related. Unrelated/low-effort content and reposts will be removed. No referral or affiliate links. We do not welcome or allow for any poser wannabe paper-trading gurus trying to poach an audience. People would know about you if you were really that good. We do not tolerate any form of begging, social begging (Gofundme posts, Kickstarter campaigns, etc.). If you make a outright call, you better be trading it and with real money. NO POLTARDS https://nairachan.com/index.php 4 Likes
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