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This is what we offer to the world. Good product and nothing more. |
JAMO84:Hmm I am still wondering how u believed in this Tinubu that we all experienced in Lagos. Have u ever travelled to other states in Nigeria and u will know Tinubu is a mess. May be u were born in early 2000 and didn't really tye matter on ground. |
senatordave1:Or more than. |
Young people are not good at savings and investment. Some guys made good money but lavish it at beer parlours,women,gambling and all sorts. See,as a young man,if u know u have touched money,ensure u invest intensively and massively,this would help u in times of need. That is what should be done. |
Living well in ur old age is a great treasure. |
I have a maid I pay 30k. And I give her 3k every week to cover her transport. She eats twice daily...in fact,her food is always ready before 7am every morning and she eats with my children whenever they come back from school. The truth is,the bill can't work. Sometimes I send some cash and foods stuffs to her mum through my wife. Although is a welcome development but I doubt if it can work. |
Terrible...old men and lies. The best in drugs business. |
HanisahZuwy:Which area council? |
Like Yorubas,like Kogi. |
Charlie Munger, the man who served as legendary investor Warren Buffett’s right-hand man for decades, died in December, just shy of his 100th birthday. Buffett credits him as the "architect" of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and referred to him as "part older brother, part loving father." Munger is renowned for his insightful and often blunt advice. One piece of wisdom that resonates with investors is his take on building wealth. In the late 1990s, during a shareholder meeting, Munger said, “The first $100,000 is a b****, but you gotta do it.” This statement emphasizes the initial hurdle many face in accumulating savings. Munger’s bluntness highlights the challenge of reaching that critical first $100,000. “I don’t care what you have to do," he said. "If it means walking everywhere and not eating anything that wasn’t purchased with a coupon, find a way to get your hands on $100,000." The reason behind Munger’s focus on this initial amount? The power of compounding. Once you have that base, the path to greater wealth becomes smoother. With compounding returns, $100,000 can grow significantly over time, providing a strong foundation for long-term financial goals. “After that, you can ease off the gas a little bit,” he said. Munger made this statement in the mid-1990s, and when adjusted for inflation, $100,000 back then translates to roughly $200,000 today. However, the core principle of his advice remains timeless. Many financial advisers today echo Munger’s sentiment: Accumulating the first $100,000 is the hardest and most important. Munger’s words are a wake-up call. Achieving financial security often requires short-term sacrifices and discipline, but the long-term rewards can be life-changing. By persistently working toward that initial $100,000, people can set themselves up for a brighter financial future. The specific strategy for accumulating this sum will differ based on individual circumstances. Some may need to take on extra work or explore side hustles, while others might need to cut back on expenses. However, Munger’s message is clear that building wealth starts with this crucial first milestone. For those willing to put in the effort, Munger’s advice offers a path toward financial freedom. By embracing frugality and finding creative ways to save, people can position themselves for long-term success. Once that initial hurdle is crossed, they can, as Munger suggests, “ease off the gas” and enjoy the benefits of their hard work. |
He is himself a food bank. |
Bello yahaya truly commit this crime...kai. |
Are we learning anything from igbos? They will always stand by their own. |
These people aren't normal to even think of sacking people in this economy. My advice to any young man out there,learn to start up a side hustle and grow it at an exponential degree and after it starts yielding,pls do not hesitate to resign and have ur peace. There are people whose side hustle is treasury bills...yes,it can pay their bills down to children school fees and feeding. So,go get a side hustle...it is very important. Think about this. |
The guy truly finished Kogi state. The state educational sector is in ruins and he has impoverished the civil servants by paying some of the peanuts as salary. And the worst of it all,the people out of tribalism kept quiet and refused to say anything. |
This is how the society should be...upright son and not boomerang children. Who will rather die supporting their parents for corruption. |
U should be more afraid of hotel bandits who use people that lodged in their hotels for rituals. Watch ur back...such is prevalent in most southwest states. LagosFirstSon: |
hslbroker2:I will buy mine when the price comes down further. |
hslbroker2: |
EmiloCorn:Where do they mention Atiku again? Read and understand pls. |
It shouldn't be about one's daughter but generally. Unperturbedpota: |
Paraman:I didn't see where they mentioned Obi in this write up. This madness must stop. Can't u find another thing to write about and be useful for once. |
True |
Until we change our mentality and decide to think ahead ealier than expected,things wouldn't change. Some people have been stagnant in a place for too long all because they don't want to change their lives for better,hence their regressive thoughts. However,there is an amount of money u will make in Nigeria and u can never remain poor again only if u are prudent financially. E.g 50million naira. Give the same amount to an idiots...he would squandered it in one month with hope to get another one. Lastly,build yourself to attract money by leaving ur old locations and get ur hands dirty,work and see things turn around for u, albeit gradually. This I can advice. |
U can advice them to convert the idea to business. U can reach out to some of them who are capable like u and set up a business by contributing to the business. E.g if the capable hands are up to 10 people,each person's can come up with 5million and that amounts to 50million and u can look for one good business u guys can do and make good cash. It is not yet awaste until u proposes an idea such as this to them. And if they refused,come down with the value and continue until u find out that it is indeed a waste. VinnyBaba: |
lanre316:U are not smart at all. Did they mention obidient?u are talking as if all of these things are in tandem with the reality. Dollar is going down yes we agreed but food inflation is high-up. |
jkpbestseries:By destroying properties owned by his southern brothers in Abuja? A property with ministerial approval was demolished. I live in Abuja and this I can authoritatively tell u that Wike is against anyone from the south who will be bigger than him. |
My brother especially the food inflation in the country,I went to buy beans at beans village in Nasarawa very close to Abuja. My customer was begging me to bring money for us to store beans in Large quantity and she gave me an example on how one madam in their market bought beans worth more than 100million naira and stored. Shockingly,she bought it at 18k in November last year. When the price rose to 45k,they called her to come and sell,the woman refused saying she needs more time to trade it at a higher cost. This is in agreement to what u said earlier. The inflation is as a result of greed and manipulation in the market. Timmi: |
imam07:Did I post it for u. Look else where. Ur reply shows many of u aren't sound at all. My opinion and belief should not anger anyone because it is my own opinion. Say urs and stop sounding foolish. |
after I had elevated BP which is now normal,I dont rush over things anymore. |
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