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brain54:
The leg and weight of the pot held...

Until it was being lifted for weighing.

Everything went well until that point.

The problem was the uneven distribution of the weight during lifting with the rope that was supported by the crane.

The weight wasn't distributed fairly and you can watch the video to see how the pot caved inwards from the point the ropes where attached.

Ofcourse, it still boils down to physics and the pot weakened by heat as you suggest.

But if they had a better way to attach those ropes and distribute the weight before lifting that pot the incident of the caving or collapse wouldn't have occurred.

It's good attempt for Hilda baci. She has done well and achieved the most important aim of her mission which is marketing and boosting her brand.

I like her courage for her attempt. I did learn many things from her in the area of brand boosting etc.

Like I said she did well and I congratulate her!

harjay1986:
Yes even if it foreign remittance You will pay tax on it except you allow it to come in through crypto but even as that once you convert your crypto to naira and send the money to your bank account ... you will pay personal income tax on it just that it might be once in a year .... except if what you receive is bellow taxable range like 1m within a year .... but if you receive anything like 2.5million and above in a year that money will be tax once

GSoJ:
Thank you OP, I am a Portfolio Manager (private practice), what does the new tax law say about those who repatriate their investment income into Nigeria but domiciled in foreign currency? The previous tax law actually exempted us from paying taxes as long as we are bringing in our income in foreign currencies

Hamachi:
Please shoot me an email tolulopepyetunji2024@gmail.com

Neurotika:
Let me say this again for those at the back: stop fixating on compounding frequency when evaluating which fund to invest in. You should only start comparing compounding frequency when the rates are nearly identical, or when the fund with monthly compounding offers a slightly better rate.

But the moment a quarterly compounding fund offers even a 1% higher rate, it will easily outperform the monthly one.

So instead of fixating on how often interest is compounded, focus on what really matters:

What’s the actual rate of return?
How consistent is the fund’s performance?
What are the fees and terms?

These are the things that truly shape your returns, not the technicalities of compounding schedules. Just my two cents

FRANKLYex:
their service is consistence. Only that their return is always less to that of STANBIC but also higher than others in the sector

Successsearch90:
May God have mercy on the naira oo

oliverjiad:
Afternoon

Full:#12.8m
Compromise:#6m

Jaid

kingreign:
To find that brain box and programme it to match and work well with the car no be beans. Normal pijo with brainbox no even cost like that sef. Op don put his family financial palava ontop the scrap.

Inception:
Boss,

How much to clear:

2020 Mercedes Benz CLS 450
2019 Mercedes Benz CLS 450

2017 Mercedes Benz CLS 400
2016 Mercedes Benz CLS 400
2015 Mercedes Benz CLS 400

Both Full duty and Compromise

oliverjiad:
for u to be sure of ur clearing fee for know back and forth

oliverjiad:
bros u go drop bill laden

vexing:
Brother fear God nah. How much be the brand new one nah?

NothingDoMe:
Not when there is a corresponding drop in FX reserves of about $2.2 billion. That already tells a lot about your economy.

The CBN was forced to defend the Naira despite the FX influx from "Detty December" because of the ripple effect of Trump's victory.

Trump is also about to ramp up shale oil production to crash crude oil prices again. This will lead to greater devaluation of the Naira or massive depletion of FX reserves to sustain the Naira.

So you don't only look at your local indices. The global economy sadly has more power to negatively affect your local indices overnight.

Oh, I wouldn't advise you to trade in stocks if you don't have the heart to bear the losses from such a high-risk investment. Stick to money market instruments instead. If you invest like ₦300 million, you'll get around a 21% return; like ₦5 million every month.

NothingDoMe:
Rest. Una dey on repeat since last year.

adioolayi:
The same reserve that has grew to over $40B

https://www.google.com/amp/s/thenationonlineng.net/nigerias-foreign-reserves-hit-40bn-as-cbn-strengthens-forex-market/amp/

NothingDoMe:
There's no hatred. The news will soon be debunked as fake. FX reserve is like pregnancy that cannot hide.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-02-25/nigeria-s-shrinking-forex-reserves-threaten-recent-naira-gains