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Raumdeuter my senior brother, I greet you.

TemporaryHansel:
Ramdeuter my senior brother, I greet you.

My elder> Na me hail pass. Shey make I send your name and address to barracks near you make you do small frog jump?

Na razabamza go handle you

raumdeuter:
My elder> Na me hail pass. Shey make I send your name and address to barracks near you make you do small frog jump?

Na razabamza go handle you

Send them come one by one. Soldiers are like cultists, they're nothing by themselves. Fvcking cowards.

E no go better for you and your anobi, ẹ ma sofo nii😅😁 pic.twitter.com/GJ9Oodk9Ff

— OnikamefaOfLagos💯 (@Onikamefa) September 22, 2026

Sheikh lambadullah gbemidebe

Fisayo Soyombo took the journey through the Sahara to Libya en route Italy

He documented it here

https://fij.ng/article/undercover-europe-through-the-sahara-desert-and-the-mediterranean-sea-i/

raumdeuter:
Fisayo Soyombo took the journey through the Sahara to Libya en route Italy

He documented it here

https://fij.ng/article/undercover-europe-through-the-sahara-desert-and-the-mediterranean-sea-i/

Nawah. Saw this on X earlier.
Why do people still take risks like this, I saw one that said his mum spent 3.5m to put him in the journey, some even left their young kids to embark on the journey.

Later people will call on FG to intervene if something happens. Smh.

raumdeuter:
Fisayo Soyombo took the journey through the Sahara to Libya en route Italy

He documented it here

https://fij.ng/article/undercover-europe-through-the-sahara-desert-and-the-mediterranean-sea-i/

Fisayo is a 101% real one

and everyday FIJ is calling out banks etal who fk people over

TemporaryHansel:
Nawah. Saw this on X earlier.
Why do people still take risks like this, I saw one that said his mum spent 3.5m to put him in the journey, some even left their young kids to embark on the journey.

Later people will call on FG to intervene if something happens. Smh.

8-11 years ago 12 of my very good friends went en route to italy..I declined due to the risk plus i was doing relatively well compared to about 10 of dem...dey all succeeded ..


.fast forward to today..they are all doing fantastically well than i in almost all ramifications financially

Segedinho:
8-11 years ago 12 of my very good friends went en route to italy..I declined due to the risk plus i was doing relatively well compared to about 10 of dem...dey all succeeded ..


.fast forward to today..they are all doing fantastically well than i in almost all ramifications financially

I think we shouldn't use only finances as a major decider of success.
By the way, financial success is subjective. So, no need comparing your life to anybody else life.

Whatever you see, a price was paid, even if you're ready to pay the price there's no guarantee you'll get the same results.

Las las, comparison is the thief of joy.

TemporaryHansel:
Nawah. Saw this on X earlier.
Why do people still take risks like this, I saw one that said his mum spent 3.5m to put him in the journey, some even left their young kids to embark on the journey.

Later people will call on FG to intervene if something happens. Smh.

Na desperation. The whole West Africa is filled with Nigerians trying to reach Europe on foot/bus. Some of my friends went on excursion to Abidjan in 2001 and found some Nigerian male and female stuck there hoping they will get to Europe someday

You take 1m along, when the money finish you stop and hustle to gather more money then move

Many Naija guys dey do laborer and girls dey do OS work for villages in Mali Burkina Mauritania and Guinea hoping to get to Europe, some on get belle, born, run mad and might never make it to Europe

More are still taking that trip today

GloriousGbola:
Fisayo is a 101% real one

and everyday FIJ is calling out banks etal who fk people over

Fisayo is who some of us thought Sowore was over a decade ago.

GloriousGbola:
Fisayo is a 101% real one

and everyday FIJ is calling out banks etal who fk people over

That was some dangeous journey he took

One guy I knew in Uni told be he attempted the journey before he was deported from Libya and later decided to go to Uni. I am guessing, given his age he did his trip in the late 90s

He will tell you how they were seeing dead bodies on the road, many die from starvation and thirst. then start to drink pee

TemporaryHansel:
I think we shouldn't use only finances as a major decider of success.
By the way, financial success is subjective. So, no need comparing your life to anybody else life.

Whatever you see, a price was paid, even if you're ready to pay the price there's no guarantee you'll get the same results.

Las las, comparison is the thief of joy.

My aim of putting my write up forward was "don't blame anyone" on a chosen risk

I don't juxtapose my life financially or otherwise with anyone,also I don't blame anyone on a chosen risk


In all,life is full of funny episodes

raumdeuter:
That was some dangeous journey he took

One guy I knew in Uni told be he attempted the journey before he was deported from Libya and later decided to go to Uni. I am guessing, given his age he did his trip in the late 90s

He will tell you how they were seeing dead bodies on the road, many die from starvation and thirst. then start to drink pee

A colleague told a story of how his friend and gf did the same. We were in uni at the time. At a point in the journey they robbed them and gang ra ped his gf.

A friends brother also went on the same trip

Somehow in this age of information, people are still completely naive. That is what I keep taking from fisayos story. They were completely clueless about what happens in these trips.

TemporaryHansel:
Fisayo is who some of us thought Sowore was over a decade ago.

A friend who went to unilag (sowore is a unilag graduate) told me flatly four years ago that sowore is a scammer.at the time I chose not to argue, but it turns out the guy was right. I guess in the end if we live long enough the truth will become obvious.

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Since assuming office, I have signed a series of Presidential Directives and Executive Orders to make investment in Nigeria more competitive, reduce the cost and time required to develop projects, provide greater certainty to investors and ensure that our natural resources deliver greater value to our people.

One of those reforms introduced specific incentives to unlock onshore and shallow-water gas projects that had remained undeveloped for years.

Today, we are seeing the result.

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This is what our reforms are intended to achieve, to move Nigeria’s resources from potential to production and translate them into jobs, incomes and opportunity for our people.

We have more to unlock.

Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR
President

airmark:
Spy360 grew up in a gutter environment in the east, coupled with lack of exposure to reason and converse in a civil way. He is the type that blames both living and non-living things for his misfortune.

I was born and bred in the Lagos Tinubu built 😂

Eko ni baje

GloriousGbola:
A friend who went to unilag (sowore is a unilag graduate) told me flatly four years ago that sowore is a scammer.at the time I chose not to argue, but it turns out the guy was right. I guess in the end if we live long enough the truth will become obvious.

The way you mention scammer one would think Tinubu is Saint Thomas

Spy360:
The way you mention scammer one would think Tinubu is Saint Thomas

Face your sadistic lamba master emperor with his dissolved million dollar company

Spy360:
I was born and bred in the Lagos Tinubu built 😂

Eko ni baje

Lamba master has produced lamba apprentice. Twice the wickedness, double the Lamba.

Does this mean you were born in 1999?

Theflint1:
He didn't say he bought the house for 1 million pounds, he said the property as at when he was speaking was now worth 1 million pounds.

He also mentioned owning a trading company valued at 7 million dollars, though I'm not sure when that valuation was done.

Information is free

From 1996 to 1999, his UK and only major company had little on the balance sheet, around £2k to £15k Net Asset Value at that period

From 2000, I will say he started trading big because the company then started having a low Net Asset Value but £1m-£1.5m in debtors and about the same in Creditors. I will assume that he was the creditor and give him kudos that his company generated up to £1.5m of people owing it (Debtor balance) from 2000, although the creditor balance more or less evened it out to a net worth near zero. The company did however take a mortgage on a property in 1997 and some or a good chunk of that creditor balance could be the bank for the mortgage.


https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/03199858/filing-history?page=4

Ibime:
Information is free

From 1996 to 1999, his UK and only major company had little on the balance sheet, around £2k to £15k Net Asset Value at that period

From 2000, I will say he started trading big because the company then started having a low Net Asset Value but £1m-£1.5m in debtors and about the same in Creditors. I will assume that he was the creditor and give him kudos that his company generated up to £1.5m of people owing it (Debtor balance) although the creditor balance more or less evened it out. The company did however take a mortgage on a property in 1997 and some or a good chunk of that creditor balance could be the bank for the mortgage.


https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/03199858/filing-history?page=4

I didn't mention the company being based in the UK...I simply said the company was valued at 7 million USD...going by what I could get from a video where he was speaking Igbo.

Maybe an Igbo speaker can help, but the valuation seemed to have been done by First Bank.

My point in mentioning the 7 million USD was that he was running a company with that valuation then...whether the company was based in Nigeria, or the UK is another matter altogether, that wasn't my point tho.

Theflint1:
I didn't mention the company being based in the UK...I simply said the company was valued at 7 million USD...going by what I could get from a video where he was speaking Igbo.

Maybe an Igbo speaker can help, but the valuation seemed to have been done by First Bank.

Well I gave his UK company financials since by his account, most of his early wealth came from his UK operations. That is his only business in UK

Those in Nigeria can give account of his Nigerian Business (Next International limited) which is likely to be valued in Naira

Also private companies are typically valued at 7 times their yearly EBITDA (Operating Profit) so a valuation of $7m dollars likely means he was making around $1m operating profit per year from that company. There is a wide gap between that and having $15m in cash to put offshore in Panama. That $7m valuation does not even come close to explaining his cash holdings. You can expect a founder to have way less than 10% in cash (typically 1-5%) compared to the value of his company. In other words, if Obi has a company worth $7m, I expect him to have a lot less than $700k in personal cash unless he is stuffing car boots with other people's money.

Ibime:
Well I gave his UK company financials since by his account, most of his early wealth came from his UK operations. That is his only business in UK

Those in Nigeria can give account of his Nigerian Business (Next International limited) which is likely to be valued in Naira

Also private companies are typically valued at 7 times their yearly EBITDA (Operating Profit) so a valuation of $7m dollars likely means he was making $1m operating profit per year from that company. There is a wide gap between that and having $15m in cash to put offshore in Panama. That $7m valuation does not even come close to explaining his cash holdings.

His wealth coming from UK operations does not mean he had financial footprint in the UK while he was building said wealth.

It's like a person that's into the importation of goods from the US or China, and they have someone based in these countries who for a long time they sent money through for whatever purchases they were making. Maybe down the road they now decide to establish a footprint for themselves through what fuctioned like a shell company...this is conjecture, but is a common practice.

I can't be precise on a lot of things you're referring to since a large portion of the video we're working with was in Igbo.

Theflint1:
His wealth coming from UK operations does not mean he had financial footprint in the UK while he was building said wealth.

It's like a person that's into the importation of goods from the US or China, and they have someone based in these countries who for a long time they sent money through for whatever purchases they were making. Maybe down the road they now decide to establish a footprint for themselves through what fuctioned like a shell company...this is conjecture, but is a common practice.

A plausible explanation

But that $7m company valuation talk no be am, considering we know he has $15m cash in Panama, and that's only what we've been able to discover.

Ibime:
A plausible explanation

But that $7m company valuation talk no be am, considering we know he has $15m cash in Panama, and that's only what we've been able to discover.

There's enough to show that he was doing serious business way before politics, he was chairman of Fidelity bank as at 1996, and that was one of several banks he had shares in.

How much you recon you'd need to have been worth in 1996 to become chairman of a bank like Fidelity from 1996-2002?

Theflint1:
There's enough to show that he was doing serious business way before politics, he was chairman of Fidelity bank as at 1996, and that was one of several banks he had shares in.

How much you recon you'd need to have been worth in 1996 to become chairman of a bank like Fidelity from 1996-2002?

A good counterargument

As of Fidelity listing in 2005, his shares there were worth over $14m

This guy elders for village suppose summon am come village for spiritual cleansing


https://www.nairaland.com/8753769/nigerian-man-lies-flat-cinema

kodded:
This guy elders for village suppose summon am come village for spiritual cleansing


https://www.nairaland.com/8753769/nigerian-man-lies-flat-cinema

Pete Edochiie go just dey cry if e see this video

User09:
Olowunlol. This donjazet alternate sha. BTW, why do people keep plenty alternate accounts. Is it to pump likes or what?. Thought one was enough

Anyway, we are back to election season, of course this thread is gonna start being full of epistles upon epistles. Make una sha keep am respecful. Some of us read it all to learn about the politics

Chairman I suppose dash you 1M for this discovery; Haba Nitori Olorun Donjazet of all monikers 🤣🤣🤣

Spy360:
I was born and bred in the Lagos Tinubu built 😂

Eko ni baje

So you were below 8yrs when Obi became the Governor. Nwatanwoke. .

Olowunl01:
Chairman I suppose dash you 1M for this discovery; Haba Nitori Olorun Donjazet of all monikers 🤣🤣🤣

They'll soon accuse Raumdeuter of being itsrm alternate moniker.