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ashas50:
@Ibechris...I dont know how to send messages direct on this site pls I need your guide line on the bussines of mutual and.lending send me message on ashasconceptatyahoodotcom

Go to investment section on naira land,u will see everything about mutual funds and treasury bills.

adeoyekay:
You nailed it bro
There is no sign or evidence more than this

This hunger is everywhere...I feel bad.

These things aren't supposed to happen in a country where there is abundance.

Terrible signs of hunger and deprivation in the land.

bobby007:
Igbo are inborn haters, they will still cry over this

May hate not kill u.

Mrexcell:
Una men am really scared of those I always see all of them as ritualists.

When a man is poor and useless,he thinks others are ritualist so is u.

Do u know why many yorubas do rituals,because after northerners,yorubas are the poorest in this country and many of them think their poverty is spiritual that is why alfas and fake pastors are recommending human parts as form of escape to penury.

Note this,have u ask yourself why u are wasting away,because u have refused to look beyond yourself. U think u can't make it that is why u are here angry just because I spoke the truth.

U don't know,I don't support evil...there has never been a place where human part is traded like that of Ogun state and oyo state put together. I know of the killings of Albinos in Tanzania but not like what is happening in yoruba land.

How u guys support evil is like another surprise springing up from an existing surprise.

Shame on u.
Remember,that killing that is going round would one day come around...it could be u and it could be a member of ur family...yes,that is how evil spread especially if u are in support of it.

Bye bye tribalist.

I see you are interested in the potential returns from investing #50,000,000 Naira. To accurately assess the potential returns, it's important to consider the investment options you are interested in and the associated risks.

Here are some general points to consider:
* Investment Options: There are many different investment options available, each with its own potential risks and rewards. Some common options include stocks, bonds, real estate, and mutual funds.

* Risk Tolerance: It's important to consider your own risk tolerance when making investment decisions. If you are not comfortable with the possibility of losing money, you may want to choose investments that are less risky, even if they have lower potential returns.

* Time Horizon: The amount of time you have to invest your money can also affect your investment choices. If you have a long time horizon, you may be able to take on more risk in your investments, as you will have more time to recover from any losses.
Here are some specific examples of how your 50,000,000 Naira could grow over time, assuming different annual rates of return:

* 10% Annual Return: If you were to invest your 50,000,000 Naira and earn a 10% annual return, your investment would be worth approximately #336,374,997 Naira after 20 years.

* 15% Annual Return: If you were to invest your 50,000,000 Naira and earn a 15% annual return, your investment would be worth approximately #1,173,908,552 Naira after 20 years.

* 20% Annual Return: If you were to invest your 50,000,000 Naira and earn a 20% annual return, your investment would be worth approximately #3,833,759,928 Naira after 20 years.

Of course, these are just hypothetical examples. The actual return on your investment will depend on a number of factors, including the specific investments you choose, the overall market conditions, and your own investment strategy.

It is important to consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decision

Switzerland, 1 in 7 adults is a millionaire.

This is 5 times more than in the US.

So, I wanted to learn their wealth-building habits.

Here are 7 ways the Swiss approach money to become richer than you
Switzerland has the world's largest percentage of millionaires.

AND they have 1 billionaire for every 80,000 people.

What's the Swiss secret – is it all about banking and neutrality?

To start answering this question

Before we dive in, here's the low-down:

• 14.9% of Swiss adults are millionaires
• That's nearly double the rate of the US (8.8%)
• Yet Switzerland isn't even in the top 10 for average income

So how do they do it?

It's all about some key mindset shifts – here's a clue:

They Rent for Life (& They Love It)

Shocking fact: Only 41% of Swiss own their homes.

In the US? It's 65%.

Swiss millennials aren't obsessed with buying houses.

Why? They invest the difference in high-yield assets instead. Meanwhile...

They Treat Saving Like a Bill

Most people save what's left after spending. The Swiss? They spend what's left after saving.

They automate 20-30% of their income into savings BEFORE touching it.

It's not about willpower. It's about systems.

But saving alone won't make you rich

Swiss People Invest in Themselves

The average Swiss spends 5-10% of their income on education and skills.

Every year. They're not chasing degrees. They're after specific, high-value skills.

Think languages, tech skills & financial literacy.

Speaking of finances:
The "Multi-Bank Strategy"

Swiss millionaires don't put all their eggs in one basket.

They typically use 3-5 different banks for various purposes:

• Local bank for daily transactions
• Private bank for wealth management
• International bank for foreign exchange

Why do this?

Risk Mitigation & Opportunity Maximization

Different banks = different strengths and offerings.

For example, one might offer better rates for real estate investments, while another excels in international trades.

It's about leveraging each bank's unique advantages.

Master "Stealth Wealth"

You won't see Swiss millionaires flaunting designer logos or exotic cars.

They live below their means and reinvest the difference.

It's not about deprivation. It's about delayed gratification.

But the real game-changer?

The "Global Citizen" Approach

Swiss investors think beyond borders.

They diversify globally, not just in assets, but in residency and citizenship.

Many have second passports or residencies in other countries because it opens more financial opportunities & tax optimizations.

These strategies require patience and a long-term mindset.

The Swiss aren't after get-rich-quick schemes.

They're building generational wealth.

And that's perhaps the biggest lesson of all:

True wealth isn't about making money. It's about keeping and growing it.

So, what can we learn from the Swiss millionaire mindset?

• Automate your savings
• Live below your means
• Invest in high-value skills
• Think long-term and globally
• Diversify across banks and borders

The path to wealth is a marathon. Are you ready to run it?

emkz:
Present your own summary.

U lack proper education.

This would be my last reply to u because,i already see u as someone who shouldn't be engaged because of lack of sense.
I can't stain myself with a wild pig.

Yarimo and Helinues how far?

Cry ,cry men.

That is not how to summarise a book especially when matter of neutrality is to be enshrined.

U are just being too partisan and stupid,albeit judgemental.

Be careful.

If this news sounds like a surprise to u,then u dont know this tribe.

Killing for rituals is a norm in that region.

Yomit71:
Chest beating as usual, when he win, he will not be sworn in. Usual Igbo consolations, not new to us

Oga Taylor,I don't just chest beat I am a proud person and I don't care how u feel about it.

I am a talk and do person...that is what my father calls me.
If that is not enough,u can drink poison...mumu.

Shameless illiterate.

anonimi:
Save your spit for the useless olodo that you worship. It will do well when you spit on his empty skull.
Thank me later.

U are a narrow minded fellow.
Chris tribalist

Spit.

anonimi:
Does that CV include his failed attempt at being a godfather in IPOB Anambra

That is how u are going to defend yourself.
What concerns ipod from issues like this if not that some of u are daft.
Nothing serious about many of u.

No wonder,none of u behave normal in this country. When Obi became chairman of the Tincan during the military administration where was Kwankwaso?

Kwankwaso is big,what pistol out his achievements since he is big.

Follow follow without brain.
Spit!

excanny:
The land on which the house is built is an asset more valuable than the house.

Land is indestructible and both the house and land built on and occupied becomes a liability as far it is not generating income.

Tochitee:
But it’s senselessness to think kwankasor to vice obi! He’s greater in every indexes compared to obi,only you ipob,s rodents thinks otherwise!

Everytime he is greater.
Is that what Nigerians are looking. How can Kwankwaso be greater than Obi. When obi was heading different organisations in Nigeria,Kwankwaso was just here in Abuja doing nothing.

Obi's CV covers more than 15 pages.

Wike's sister.

Portharcourt scammer.

Tinubu can't win 2027 election.

He can win it through rigging but it would be Nigeria against Tinubu.

Let them wait till then.

Everything he touches turns soured.

No wonder,his kinsmen are crying like kilode.

Pojomojo:
Do you own a community bank?
Do you have license for this business?
What if they default, how do you recover your money?

Answered.

Pojomojo:
I had like to know.

Answered

Ebenezer2021:
which means he died instantly

Instantly.

It was the hardest thing to watch.

Pojomojo:
The first one I am interested in knowing the rate.

Answered.

yarimo:
Donating stolen money from labour party

I don't say what I don't know.

Pray u don't go to prison before march next year.

Talking recklessly and stupidly like a drunk.

My biggest sources of income came from the following.

Income from business lending
Income from capital gains
Income from mutual funds and

Salary gave me the least.

veraponpo:
Nigeria just needs to build our real economy by producing things we consume and if possible increase our export.

Once we can do that, the rate of inflation will go down and naira will appreciate in value. What we were having before was a cosmetic growth not built on the fundamental foundation of economic development. It was solely on crude export, fixed exchange rate that skewed towards the elite that had political influence thereby create arbitrage for only a select few. That was not sustainable which was why Nigeria could not meet with its obligations before

Our problem for a long time is the artificial growth we were having.

Let's produce food for our consumption and export, produce textiles we wear and if possible export. We need to reduce our consumption of foreign food and materials and encourage local production. Ina very short time, our economy will grow.

U are right but we Nigerians are very wicked when it comes to that,when Buhari said and insisted that we must produce our own rice and jettison the idea of relying on foreign rice,what actually happened?

Local rice went up and almost at per with foreign rice.
No be juju be that?
Same thing is happening with cement. That man is using Nigeria to play and maintain his status on forbes magazine at the detriment of the country.

This year alone,he has increase the price of cement 6times or more than.

Marriage is not easy.

chiboycue:
You paid N475,000 for cow and you say it is cheap. I don't share your sentiment.

It is cheap...the one we got 800k in Kurudu was far less than this in size honestly.

Wike would be politically finished in that state in 2027.

U can't fight everyone including those who stood by u.
All those name mentioned at the tail end of the paragraph are all those Wike has fought and failed including Jonathan's family.

Werey,went and pushed those assembly members into the Bush now,they are without an office today,no salary no nothing.

Funkyswagzz:
Bro are you sure you got this for 475k?

Yes,I am honestly.

I saw a video last week when a cultist was being axed down,they used axe on his head till he fell down and they continued axing him until his skull opened.

I couldn't continue watching it,because it was a gory site.