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Frankiss44:Or the plan could be to entice people to key into a "potential surge" |
What the governor needs to do now is appoint his co-workers genuinely based on merit and never shield them away from public scrutiny. That way, everyone will be on board with his developmental efforts. I hope and pray he maintains the sincerity and will till the end. Perhaps, he might take up the mantle of leadership at the presidency level in the near future. |
WilsonBright935:Have you seen any Muslim insulting her or making fun of her, unlike when roles are reversed? |
It is an hilarious sight though ![]() |
Officialgarri:Why will he even contemplate such move. It's extreme for his age |
Na wah o |
I care less |
PMBtill2023:Hmmmm |
NwaNimo1:This guy ehn ![]() |
We just need to triumph biko, regardless of who gets the job done. I wish Party will not play sha. His form has really improved since the AFCON. But then, there's no Odegaard to complement. ![]() |
![]() Junior scammers meet senior scammer. |
Naija! |
Augustenite:No problem at all. You are welcome on board |
This morning, I stumbled upon a mail from TechBuild, in a compilation of tech investments news updates. Among the headlines, one stood out - "Nigeria’s ThriveAgric secures $56.4M in Debt Funding to expand across Africa" https://techbuild.africa/nigerias-thriveagric-56-4m-in-debt-funding-africa/ I was curious to know the whole story, moreso because I had a faint memory of ThriveAgric having some troubles with their investors. I wasn't too sure. Anyways, the article confirmed there was indeed a period of gloom for the company. However, they initiated a game-changer - brought on board a Chief Financial Officer and a Head of Risk Management and Compliance. Somehow, they had managed to settle off aggrieved investors, who were starting to drag them all over the internet https://www.nairaland.com/5358517/digital-agriculture-investment-platforms-options/331 Business day had a full feature on it too: https://businessday.ng/amp/agriculture/article/thrive-agric-says-its-not-shutting-down-to-clear-backlog-of-investment-soon/ They also went ahead to get back on profitable terms and now attracted massive investments (Do the conversion of 56.4 million dollars to Naira), with massive boosts in turnover/operations. That indeed is a thing of dreams. There are lessons here to both investors and fund managers: 1) Shit happens! Sometimes, you can do nothing to stop it. 2) But if you are passionate about the business you do, with enough resilience, you can wriggle out of whatever shit that has happened. 3) You can't be ashamed to seek help, where you fall short. Be brave to put the changes needed in place. 4) Dear investing audience! It is not enough to only seek out businesses that promise humongous and fast returns. Rather, look out for the drive/motivation of your fund manager(s) as well as the sustainability of the business. 5) To the investors and fund managers, learn to remain calm and calculated in times of crises. Leave emotional sentiments aside and focus on the way out/the way forward. 6) To the investors, there is nothing wrong in cooperating with your fund manager to figure things out when shit hits the fan. It doesn't mean you should sit back and relax like it's nothing, but apply positive agitations over a "street brawl". 7) To the fund managers, be sincere to self and to those who put their faith in you. This will get you through whatever storm. Despite the inherent risks in investing, it will always trump mere "savings". Inflation will usually humble your fairly decent savings. Even your bank know better to hedge against inflation, than to leave your money lying fallow. Best wishes. |
Generalkaycee:Please do now |
Attention seeker |
![]() Naija and drama sha |
The decision not to attach contact details here is deliberate. It's so things can be transparent to all, except when it's necessary to talk privately. Then you can send a message request and we pick it up from there. |
As a business oriented person, my advice will always be to grow the money steadily by putting it into a business, as long as you have an accommodation. You can buy some additional land somewhere with 1m and leave it to appreciate in the long term. Then do business with the rest. Even if the money is growing by just 4% monthly, it's better than starting what you can't finish. |
porthouse7:True. Nigeria is somewhat among the cheapest to live in. The annual rent you will pay in Nigeria is what you might pay for a month/two months rent here in Cameroon. |
mirexxx:Abi. But your pitch never complete na. How will you help him grow his 7m, as his wife? |
Annabelposh:Seriously. Except that the investment mindset of Nigerians is funny. They will be looking for businesses that promise 50% monthly. Just like that |
Tenaga: ![]() |
Rubyjade:I think minister of works now |
tonididdy:Okay. This is really hilarious ![]() |
neonly:Fashola is no longer the minister of power. |
mirexxx: ![]() |
Geopex:As a practical person, I have never taken interest in such or any online earning scheme. |
Generalkaycee:Please send a mail or let me have your WhatsApp contact. |
JIBO4REAL:Definitely |
Imagine this is what is paramount to the ruling class, in the midst of wanton killings across the land. Such irresponsibility! |
