bmarketing:


Sounds great. The rate is fair I guess... Seems fixed deposit will do the trick. Although I bank with UBA / Access mainly. Hopefully, when I check-in to the bank today I can get a rate of 4.5% higher. Fingers crossed

TotoNaRubber:

If someone invest N5million how much will the person get in 48 hours?

Adiwana:
Invest in real economy.Imagine folks that have 5 keke napep on the streets of Lagos.That's at least 5 unemployed people out of the streets and over 3 million naira worth of investments in Nigerian economy at 700k per each KEKE.All this gone down the drain over poor govt policy but the same govt wants you stop being greedy with TB and start putting your money in an economy that's so unstable

igbizen:

When we were saying it here, some “I too know where busy insulting us”. Have you seen the real economy?

isangjohnson:
I wouldn't mind listening to your experience in car business sir.

DaBogu:
You're more likely to be poor if your parents were poor and you're more likely to be rich or middle class if your parents were rich.

It takes a lot of work to move up socially. But keep working hard, my friend, it is possible.

Upward social mobility is hard, but you can do it.

If your parents are struggling financially and professionally, don't look to them for wisdom in both areas.

Find mentors in books and outside your home. It's easier to move up socially when you've seen someone living the life you want.

Learn from books and mentors.

One of my professional mentor was an uncle who rose to become a director at Exxon Mobil.

He taught me that I could become anything I wanted if I was willing to work harder than anyone else.

I am eternally grateful to Prince Oyeniya (RIP).
https://twitter.com/tayooye/status/1225671445428068352

Barrytone:



Am trying hard to refrain from saying "it's a lie". My success story comes from my early exposure to the streets. The reverse I'd rather the case. Rich kids rarely succeeds, 90% of the Benjamin's are from poor background. Awolowo grandson was busy looking for few millions months back. The abiolas, iwuanyanwu and their likes, first generation will still meet up the stored wealth of it was enormous like the abachas that still keep coming, certainly by second generation it's squandered because they failed to learn the art of making money simply because they were already in the comfort zone. The poor in the other hand strives to break even at all cost including his life. As I speak, I owe my kids only their education and it's the reason am not into landed property, don't want to give them that feeling that everything is on place for them to flex rather than hustling through strife to break even. If my parents were rich, I would have died by now or been useless. My motivation was the poverty staring at me every day, I knew I can't live that life for long.

Barrytone:



Am trying hard to refrain from saying "it's a lie". My success story comes from my early exposure to the streets. The reverse I'd rather the case. Rich kids rarely succeeds, 90% of the Benjamin's are from poor background. Awolowo grandson was busy looking for few millions months back. The abiolas, iwuanyanwu and their likes, first generation will still meet up the stored wealth of it was enormous like the abachas that still keep coming, certainly by second generation it's squandered because they failed to learn the art of making money simply because they were already in the comfort zone. The poor in the other hand strives to break even at all cost including his life. As I speak, I owe my kids only their education and it's the reason am not into landed property, don't want to give them that feeling that everything is on place for them to flex rather than hustling through strife to break even. If my parents were rich, I would have died by now or been useless. My motivation was the poverty staring at me every day, I knew I can't live that life for long.

richforever123:
Good afternoon, Becuase of the plummeted rate of Treasury Bills I have been looking for an alternate investment so I approached Investment One.

I registered on investment one and before I transferred money I asked the person assigned to me (he's name is Oluwatobi Adesina) if there were any problems with my account so that when I transfer the account will be opened swiftly, he said no problem, after I transferred he started saying that I needed to send a valid utility bill which we resolved, he then said he will open the account which was 2 days ago, I called yesterday he said he will open the account before the close of work yesterday, I called today, he refused to pick and cut my call, is this how Investment One works, right now I am no longer interested in investing with a company that cannot keep to their word and plays hanky panky with my money, I have instructed him via text that I want my money back

Please house, can you advise me on a means or method which I can retrieve my money speedily, do I need to get a lawyer? Do I need to write to SEC?

Thanks for your swift response

dipoolowoo:
Hunger for One-Year OMO Bills Drops at CBN Auction
https://businesspost.ng/economy/hunger-for-one-year-omo-bills-drops-at-cbn-auction/

richforever123:
Good afternoon, Becuase of the plummeted rate of Treasury Bills I have been looking for an alternate investment so I approached Investment One.

I registered on investment one and before I transferred money I asked the person assigned to me (he's name is Oluwatobi Adesina) if there were any problems with my account so that when I transfer the account will be opened swiftly, he said no problem, after I transferred he started saying that I needed to send a valid utility bill which we resolved, he then said he will open the account which was 2 days ago, I called yesterday he said he will open the account before the close of work yesterday, I called today, he refused to pick and cut my call, is this how Investment One works, right now I am no longer interested in investing with a company that cannot keep to their word and plays hanky panky with my money, I have instructed him via text that I want my money back

Please house, can you advise me on a means or method which I can retrieve my money speedily, do I need to get a lawyer? Do I need to write to SEC?

Thanks for your swift response

Theben:

Unity Bank gives 5.5% for 500k and above

richforever123:
Good afternoon, Becuase of the plummeted rate of Treasury Bills I have been looking for an alternate investment so I approached Investment One.

I registered on investment one and before I transferred money I asked the person assigned to me (he's name is Oluwatobi Adesina) if there were any problems with my account so that when I transfer the account will be opened swiftly, he said no problem, after I transferred he started saying that I needed to send a valid utility bill which we resolved, he then said he will open the account which was 2 days ago, I called yesterday he said he will open the account before the close of work yesterday, I called today, he refused to pick and cut my call, is this how Investment One works, right now I am no longer interested in investing with a company that cannot keep to their word and plays hanky panky with my money, I have instructed him via text that I want my money back

Please house, can you advise me on a means or method which I can retrieve my money speedily, do I need to get a lawyer? Do I need to write to SEC?

Thanks for saving me the stress!

Thanks for sharing and saving me the stress!

Thanks for your swift response

fineguy11:
please what's the duration ?

Barrytone:



Am trying hard to refrain from saying "it's a lie". My success story comes from my early exposure to the streets. The reverse I'd rather the case. Rich kids rarely succeeds, 90% of the Benjamin's are from poor background. Awolowo grandson was busy looking for few millions months back. The abiolas, iwuanyanwu and their likes, first generation will still meet up the stored wealth of it was enormous like the abachas that still keep coming, certainly by second generation it's squandered because they failed to learn the art of making money simply because they were already in the comfort zone. The poor in the other hand strives to break even at all cost including his life. As I speak, I owe my kids only their education and it's the reason am not into landed property, don't want to give them that feeling that everything is on place for them to flex rather than hustling through strife to break even. If my parents were rich, I would have died by now or been useless. My motivation was the poverty staring at me every day, I knew I can't live that life for long.

ahiboilandgas:
i like having statistics to make inform decision...how do u explain dangote , sayyu, otedola ,ladi of fcmb ...my friend inherited pal pharmaceutical ltd expand the bussiness move to mozzida hotels ,how about young shall grow,how about gig motors .....

ahiboilandgas:
i like having statistics to make inform decision...how do u explain dangote , sayyu, otedola ,ladi of fcmb ...my friend inherited pal pharmaceutical ltd expand the bussiness move to mozzida hotels ,how about young shall grow,how about gig motors .....

richforever123:
Good afternoon, Becuase of the plummeted rate of Treasury Bills I have been looking for an alternate investment so I approached Investment One.

I registered on investment one and before I transferred money I asked the person assigned to me if there were any problems with my account so that when I transfer the account will be opened swiftly, he said no problem, after I transferred he started saying that I needed to send a valid utility bill which we resolved, he then said he will open the account which was 2 days ago, I called yesterday he said he will open the account before the close of work yesterday, I called today, he refused to pick and cut my call, is this how Investment One works, right now I am no longer interested in investing with a company that cannot keep to their word and plays hanky panky with my money, I have instructed him via text that I want my money back

Please house, can you advise me on a means or method which I can retrieve my money speedily, do I need to get a lawyer? Do I need to write to SEC?

Thanks for your swift response

ahiboilandgas:
i like having statistics to make inform decision...how do u explain dangote , sayyu, otedola ,ladi of fcmb ...my friend inherited pal pharmaceutical ltd expand the bussiness move to mozzida hotels ,how about young shall grow,how about gig motors .....

michealekene:


Can someone confirm if wema bank fixed deposit is really 10% per annum

emmanuelewumi:



Rich businessmen will usually produce financially savvy children, but we should not expect that from rich politicians and civil servants.

A senator will earn a total of over N1 billion in 4 years, once they lose an election for another term they become paupers

emmanuelewumi:



Exactly Dangote grandfather was once the richest man in West Africa.

Read "The making and makers of Nigerian private enterprise." by Tom Forrest

incogni2o:


Asked my account manager this evening.

He said fixed deposit is 4.5% for 1m amd above.

GTBank.

Samething with me I want to lock my next 3 months salary with some small change i have now.

emmanuelewumi:



Rich businessmen will usually produce financially savvy children, but we should not expect that from rich politicians and civil servants.

A senator will earn a total of over N1 billion in 4 years, once they lose an election for another term they become paupers