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Chikacha:
Guy , if you see truth, talk am. I talk say make them nor come from another thread come dey use the name of this one they ask for AZA. You go spend all your time for beer pallor or conji corner, when we we dey Draw TA, FA, and SA, for here. Then when hunger start you go come enter crypto corner for AZA. What if everyone come get that Idea? No do abeg.

Bro, no ves. I didn't understand you at first but now I do. I apologize for any misunderstanding. I must have woken up on the wrong side of the bed today. We are actually on the same page on this matter. I greet you chairman.

Chikacha:
He doesn't grind with us here. We have people here who invest here and read here. Even his moniker suggest something else, like romance thread ... Let people earn where they invest their time.

Guy wetin you dy talk self?

Not trying to sound wicked but this is how one popular thread became Beggars den. It usually starts gradually and then becomes uncontrollable. By the time one or two come to beg and get good results, more will start coming. Some might even create multiple profiles to try their luck.

seanwilliam:
i think you’re right jare.
I just sold off all my solana at 167$..
I got in around 35/40/and 57$..
That’s a solid x4..
Had I invested all on sol, infact , by now, I’ll just be hoping for x5 more just to meet my bull target.

I invested 75% of the profits on my offline business and upkeep and the remaining 25% dcaing on floki, bome, myro and Pepe. Though I no happy much cos I for wait till it hit 174$, and leave some bags, that’ would have been additional thousand 😀😀😀..
If sol should dip back to 120/$ I’ll convert all my eth to sol without looking bad.. but for now , I no fit enter sol again ……..





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You made good gains on your investments and I envy you. If only I had invested in Solana as early as you did. Congratulations bro. More wins. Las las, na profit matter. There's no point marrying any coin.

Solana is a far better investment than Ethereum.

Good thread.

Man102:
Source : https://politicsnigeria.com/lagos-could-be-submerged-by-rising-waters-deputy-governor/

Lands in nearby Ogun and Ondo will soon skyrocket as sea levels keep rising. Lagos has always been vulnerable to this. Invest in landed properties today in those alternative states today. You might not be here when it appreciates but your future generations will enjoy your investments.

GRACEGLORY:
The market generally will rise, no matter who wins or who does what. History has it that Stocks tend to rise about 50% in the first three years and eight months of any US presidency regardless of political affiliation. Crypto is no exception.
Trump wins the election already, so if he dumps BTC by using it it to pay debt, then, he recreates the same problem Maskala Harris and the Biden administration created. Moreso, that shall serve as another value boost for BTC. Trump is no dimwit. He won't dump the US BTC reserve. Even if he did, BTC stronger than all the forces against it, can't you see... All that disagreed with BTC ends up agreeing with it.

And don't forget who the secretary of cost effeciency is, "ELON."

What I think investors should be worried about and be reassccessing is their convictions.

Let the rest of the bitcoin be made in America

-Donald Trump

Very thoughtful take. Thanks for your contribution.

Mercylike:
I hope it brings a massive dump


Massive one.... God abeg

Hope no be you go first cry when the stew full pot o.

At this point, we're basically trading the US election which is two weeks away on November 5. Even though Trump has promised to be pro-crypto, i've heard different opinions about what will happen in a MAGA administration.

Some say he'll sell the country's Bitcoins to pay debt and that reeks of a bear market. Others say his victory will bring an aggressive pump to the market.

According to the man himself, the US will become the Bitcoin capital of the world, although we don't know exactly what that means. Is he going to make everybody sell their Bitcoin and buy them up somehow. The man's a smart business person, but as it stands, the US is not the only country or organization with huge amounts of Bitcoin and strong belief in the asset.

How is he gonna make all or most of those players let go of their Bitcoins for the US to buy up? In the middle of a Bull market.


Just trying to put my thoughts together and draw a temporary conclusion that a Trump victory will be the trigger for a massive pump. But, I may be wrong.


Please share your thoughts.


And forget Scamala, she's toast.

Ilegendd GRACEGLORY Seanwilliams

shariff84:
i understand u, even islamically is prohibited. But Nigeria is not a sane country, its survival of the feetest. Even if you dont do, other people will do. Do you know what?. Its villagers that are doing this and making money from this. You will see an uneducated person but worth more than 500million.
And now that our country currency is depreciating, people from Niger republic are coming to park our maize and transport it to Niger republic. I know people that moving more than 10 truck weekly from my side.
The thing are so complicated, even we are push to this kind of business because you finished school, no work for the past 6-8 years.
I know alot of people willnot do it but some will do.

Bro, this is a thoughtful response. I thought you'll be triggered, but it just shows that you still have conscience even while doing this business. And what you just explained makes sense. The problem goes deeper. But even at that, I'd rather do something else with my life and money than engage in this. I mean, it's far better to farm and sell than hoarding food and reselling later just for profit. And even doing it for people means you're spreading the idea and further making the problem bigger. With the kind of capital you have, I believe you can still make a lot from direct farming so you can stop this soon. I hope you think thoroughly about this. I wish you all the best.

Redman44:
It is a evil business . Not something I want to go into. It is this storage business that causes the high prices of foodstuff at a certain period of the year. If it is done on a small level, it is not bad. However, if done on a massive scale ( as it is currently being done ) , it is pure evil.

Seriously. Not trying to run down anybody's business but some business people in Nigeria have to do better. It is not just about the money. Think about how you're negatively impacting the society. Why will somebody buy 20,000 bags of beans from the market just to store and sell later? I just think this is wickedness.

This is a lucrative business, but should people be doing this? This business creates artificial scarcity that drives up prices of things for everybody. Later they will say food is scarce when in fact it is not. Instead it is other people that buy everything, not to consume or use it to produce other things, but to store them and sell later just to make profit.

I'd like to do this but it just seems like a disservice to the society.

You neva see anything. Soon even your gateman go publish letter against you, Halima. Shey you no dy fear to accuse Apostle. Just kiss your career goodbye.

Alexas58:
I fit bliv you small because of stillmaticOG

That means you don tey for this place small

Na this same moniker I still dey use

You talk your own. What's your nairaland testimony? When and how did you become such an assshole?

doyin01:
The first way I made money online was via kdp amazon and it was from this Same nairaland I read about it , info full for nairaland , na you go do your research, do not wait for anyone to come and be doing the research for you ..

It was from this same nairaland I heard about the cryptos " steem " and " Hive" and also the website where you can earn them via blogging and it still works till today..

It is from this same nairaland I discovered domain flipping e.g buying and reselling domain..

It is from this same nairaland that I learnt that one can make money via their telegram channel via the Telegram monetization program..


The first time I made huge money via perfectmoney and Bitcoin arbitrage , it was from this same nairaland I got the info..

It was from this same nairaland I got info on how to buy human hair from China without travelling to China.. with just alipay you are good to go..

More than 90% of the info I got was from nairaland , then proceeded with my own research outside nairaland to make money from the info..but at least it was from nairaland I first got informed that such website or programs existed..

I feel like I should jump on this train of testimonies. My writing career started from nairaland and I spent the first early years hunting for jobs in the jobs and literature sections. Then I met some employers who offered me my first writing jobs. After sometime, I was confident enough to hunt for jobs from clients all over the world. Here I am today earning in different currencies from Nigeria.

Also, this thread is my single biggest source of information in my crypto trading journey. So if I succeed (I know I will), I will attribute a great deal of my success to this platform.

I was also an active member of that ashawo thread some years back. Got a lot of important information at the time including so many junks that almost affected my life negatively. Saw so many bad bad things. Lol. I use to get inspired by StillmaticOG at the time. E don teh wey I know Seanwilliams from that thread. Unfortunately, I had to abandon my previous account due to some issues.

For me, Nairaland is a life-changing platform. I actually don't know where I would have been if not for God and the priceless information I read on this platform.

iLegendd:
Nothing to fear. What goes up must come down to a certain level. That's why we have bull and bear market. The only thing needed is to have capital ready and patience.

Wealthy people are wicked. When their money run low, they sponsor war or violence and the market crashes so that they can buy more at a cheaper rate because they've already sold at the top.

That time they're buying more, a common man who saved some cash and understands their game will join them and buy too and you'll benefit from their manipulation as they pump the market.

Reassuring. Thanks.

iLegendd:
Exactly! In 2009, as a foreign student abroad, I was paid more than $700 every month for feeding—rent and school fees had already been paid for. Just imagine I started investing 50% in BTC that year instead of all the clubs and enjoyment I was spending it on.

Life is just full of regrets. I just hope I am early enough because it seems like the everything has become too expensive to invest in. I mean look at the prices of BTC, Gold, S&P 500, oil, land, and others.

iLegendd:
I have written some unpublished articles in my "wake me when Sept. ends vacation," but each time I want to post it, I just lose interest. Lemme blame it on laziness.

I wasn't even keeping up with this thread. Whatever has happened since I left, I have no idea. But it seems I'll be active in Oct.

Though, I have been keeping up with Ben and Steve and they've been doing a great job. Never missed any of their videos.

The greatest investment is your health. The second greatest is your brain/skill and the third is called GLE-BOSS — the king of inflation hedging assets.

Gold
Land (for farming and real estate)
Eth
Btc
Oil
Sol
S&P500

The GLE-BOSS is your best investment to hedge over depreciating fiat in every country. Dollar self dey lose value at times, so it's not only Naira, but Naira is worse.

Even if GLE-BOSS goes down during recession or "Western war," 4-8 years later, it MUST go up in value — guaranteed, especially Gold, BTC and land. Every man deserves to own or be a GLE-BOSS as part of his legacy.

See you in Oktoba.

I have been looking for this since. Had to quote it because to me it is like the continuation of the previous post Ilegendd made moments ago.

Beautiful write up. This is an eye opener. As young people, we have to take wealth preservation seriously. Many people spend their vibrant years working and investing but in the future, they discover that what they've save up has depreciated a lot. Information like this is life changing. If only I had been so hungry for such knowledge a few years ago, I would have been far ahead in life.

iLegendd:
The Evolution of Nigerian Pounds to Nigerian Naira and Exchange Rates

Starting from 1940 (before Nigeria gained independence), the Nigerian currency and its exchange rate against the U.S. Dollar evolved through significant changes, primarily due to shifts in Nigeria’s political and economic landscape.

Here's a summary of how the exchange rate developed from 1940 to 2024:

1940-1960 (Colonial Era):

Currency in Use: The Nigerian pound (pegged to the British pound sterling) was the official currency.

Exchange Rate: As Nigeria was under British rule, the exchange rate followed the British system. The Nigerian pound was equivalent to the British pound, which was relatively strong.

Around this time, 1 British pound (₤) was equivalent to around $4.03 USD.

1960-1973 (Post-Independence):

1960: Nigeria gained independence and maintained the Nigerian pound, still pegged to the British pound.

Exchange Rate: 1 Nigerian pound = 1.03 USD at independence.

1973: The Nigerian government introduced the Naira, replacing the Nigerian pound.

1 Naira = 2 Nigerian Pounds = 2 USD (approximately).

1973-1980:

Nigeria enjoyed an oil boom during the 1970s, making the naira strong relative to the U.S. dollar.

1973-1980: The naira was almost at parity with the dollar.

1 NGN = 1.52 USD at the time of the naira’s introduction.

By the late 1970s, 1 NGN = 0.65 USD (strong naira).

1980-1990 (Structural Adjustment and Decline):

Early 1980s: Oil prices began to fall, weakening Nigeria's economy.

1981: 1 USD = 0.61 NGN (the naira was still strong).

1985: 1 USD = 3.30 NGN.

Mid-Late 1980s: Due to economic reforms (including a Structural Adjustment Program), the naira was devalued.

1986-1990: 1 USD = 5-9 NGN.

1990-2000:

Throughout the 1990s, the naira continued to depreciate sharply.

1994: 1 USD = 22 NGN.

1998: 1 USD = 85 NGN.

By the end of the 1990s, the rate hovered around 85-100 NGN per USD.

2000-2010:

The early 2000s witnessed more economic instability and inflation.

2000: 1 USD = 100 NGN.

2008: 1 USD = 130 NGN.

2010: 1 USD = 150 NGN.

2010-2020:

The naira depreciated rapidly during the 2010s due to oil price crashes and economic instability.

2014: 1 USD = 164 NGN.

2016: Following a currency devaluation by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), 1 USD = 315 NGN.

By 2020, 1 USD = 360-380 NGN (official rate), while black market rates were around 450 NGN.

2020-2024:

The naira weakened further due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, inflation, and declining foreign reserves.

2021: 1 USD = 400-500 NGN.

2023: Official rates were around 1 USD = 750 NGN, with black market rates crossing 900 NGN.

2024: The exchange rate has reached around 1 USD = 1200-1600 NGN in official markets, while parallel (black) market rates ranges from 1500-1950 NGN at some point.

Summary of Key Exchange Rate Milestones:

1940-1960: 1 British Pound = $4.03 (Nigerian Pound followed).

1960: 1 Nigerian Pound = 1.03 USD.

1973: 1 Naira = 1.52 USD.

1985: 1 USD = 3.30 NGN.

1990s: 1 USD = 85-100 NGN.

2000s: 1 USD = 100-150 NGN.

2016: 1 USD = 315 NGN.

2023-2024: 1 USD = 7500-1600 NGN (official) / 1500 to 1950 NGN (black market).

These changes reflect Nigeria's transition from a colonial economy, oil dependency, and the effects of inflation and economic mismanagement.

With the above, have it in mind that $1 to ₦2000 is eminent and doubling it from ₦2,000 to ₦4,000-₦5,000 is just a matter of 2 decades or a new disaster or another bad leader assuming office.

So, with this, you can easily predict the future. Be a GLE-BOSS for your sake and the sake of your children, grandchildren and generations ahead. That is the only way to protect your money.

Even the Dollar is not safe if you're judging its price against gold or BTC. Now, let's talk about gold and BTC too.




The historical relationship between gold and the U.S. dollar has evolved significantly over time due to changes in monetary policies, global economics, and the shift away from the gold standard. Here’s an overview of the Gold vs. U.S. Dollar exchange from the 1940s to 2024:

1940-1971 (Bretton Woods Era):

1940s: The Bretton Woods Agreement was signed in 1944, establishing the U.S. dollar as the world's reserve currency, with its value tied to gold. Under this system:

1 ounce of gold = $35 USD.

1950s-1960s: Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, the price of gold remained fixed at $35 per ounce, while global currencies were pegged to the U.S. dollar.

Gold Standard: The U.S. held large gold reserves to back the dollar, and other countries could convert their U.S. dollar holdings into gold at this fixed price.

1971-1976 (End of Gold Standard):

1971: President Richard Nixon ended the direct convertibility of the U.S. dollar to gold, effectively abandoning the gold standard. This decision, known as the "Nixon Shock," allowed the dollar to float freely in the global markets, and gold prices were no longer fixed.

1971: The price of gold rose from $35 to around $42 per ounce.

1973: By this year, the Bretton Woods system had fully collapsed, and gold prices became market-driven.

1973: Gold prices reached approximately $65 per ounce.

1976: The official price of gold was completely decoupled from the dollar.

By 1976, gold traded at $140 per ounce.

1980s (High Inflation and Price Surge):

During the late 1970s and early 1980s, the U.S. faced high inflation and geopolitical uncertainty, leading to a surge in gold prices.

1980: Gold prices reached an all-time high of approximately $850 per ounce due to the Iran crisis, inflation fears, and a weakening dollar.

However, as inflation was brought under control and the U.S. Federal Reserve raised interest rates, gold prices declined throughout the mid-1980s.

1985: Gold prices settled at around $300-$400 per ounce.

1990s (Stability and Decline):

During the 1990s, gold prices remained relatively stable as global inflation was low, and the dollar strengthened due to robust economic growth in the U.S.

1995-1999: Gold prices ranged between $250-$300 per ounce.

2000-2010 (Bull Market in Gold):

In the early 2000s, gold began to rise again, fueled by global economic uncertainty, rising inflation concerns, and a weakening U.S. dollar.

2001: Gold was trading at around $270 per ounce.

2008 Financial Crisis: During the 2008 global financial crisis, gold prices surged as investors sought safe-haven assets.

2008: Gold prices reached approximately $800-$900 per ounce.

2010: Gold hit a new all-time high as global economic uncertainty persisted post-recession.

2010: Gold traded at $1,400 per ounce.

2011-2020 (Record Highs and Fluctuations):

2011: Due to the European debt crisis, U.S. credit rating downgrade, and inflation fears, gold reached a historic high of $1,900 per ounce.

2013-2015: Gold prices retreated as the U.S. economy recovered and the Federal Reserve indicated a return to higher interest rates.

2015: Gold fell back to around $1,050 per ounce.

2016-2020: Gold prices rebounded again due to geopolitical tensions, trade wars, and the COVID-19 pandemic.

2020: Amid the pandemic, gold reached a new all-time high of $2,070 per ounce in August 2020 as global uncertainty pushed investors toward gold.

2021-2024 (Post-Pandemic and Inflation Concerns):

After peaking in 2020, gold prices saw some fluctuations but remained elevated due to inflation concerns, Federal Reserve monetary policy changes, and global uncertainty.

2021-2022: Gold prices ranged between $1,700 and $2,000 per ounce.

2023-2024: With continued inflation pressures, a strong dollar, and global geopolitical issues, gold continues to trade near its high levels, fluctuating around $1,800-$2,000 per ounce.

Summary of Key Gold Price Milestones (per ounce):

1940s-1971: $35 (fixed under the gold standard).

1971: $42 (end of the gold standard).

1980: $850 (inflation and geopolitical tensions).

2000: $270 (low during economic stability).

2011: $1,900 (European debt crisis).

2020: $2,070 (pandemic-driven uncertainty).

2023-2024: $1,800-$2,720 (inflation and geopolitical tensions).

This timeline shows the historical shifts in the value of gold versus the U.S. dollar, moving from fixed rates under the gold standard to the modern, market-driven price fluctuations.





The history of Bitcoin (BTC) vs the U.S. Dollar (USD) showcases the evolution of the world’s first cryptocurrency, its massive price fluctuations, and its rise from an obscure digital asset to a global financial phenomenon. Here’s a breakdown of Bitcoin’s price trajectory relative to the dollar from its inception to 2024:

2009-2011 (Inception and Early Growth):

2009: Bitcoin was created by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto. In its early days, Bitcoin had no market price since it was primarily mined by enthusiasts.

The first recorded Bitcoin transaction occurred in 2010 when a programmer, Laszlo Hanyecz, paid 10,000 BTC for two pizzas, now referred to as "Bitcoin Pizza Day."

Price in 2010: At this time, Bitcoin was worth $0.0008 USD per BTC.

2011: Bitcoin crossed the $1 mark for the first time in February.

By June 2011, Bitcoin reached $31 USD, but a sharp correction followed, bringing the price back down to $2-4 USD by the end of the year.

2012-2013 (First Significant Rally):

2012: Bitcoin saw steady but modest growth as more people became interested in cryptocurrency.

By the end of 2012, Bitcoin was trading around $13 USD.

2013: This year marked Bitcoin's first major bull run. The price spiked due to increasing adoption, media attention, and the launch of exchanges like Mt. Gox.

By April 2013, Bitcoin surged to $260 USD, but it quickly dropped to $50-60 USD after a crash.

Later that year, in November, Bitcoin had its first real parabolic rise, reaching an all-time high of $1,200 USD before crashing again due to regulatory concerns and the collapse of Mt. Gox.

2014-2016 (Mt. Gox Crash and Bear Market):

2014: The year started with Bitcoin around $800-1,000 USD, but after the Mt. Gox exchange was hacked, Bitcoin's price dropped sharply.

For most of 2014, Bitcoin traded between $300-500 USD.

2015: Bitcoin slowly recovered as the crypto space stabilized after the Mt. Gox fallout. However, it remained in a prolonged bear market.

Bitcoin ranged between $200-400 USD for most of the year.

2016: Bitcoin saw steady growth, driven by increasing adoption and interest from institutional investors. The halving event (when mining rewards were reduced) also helped push prices higher.

By the end of 2016, Bitcoin was trading around $900 USD.

2017 (First Major Bull Run and Explosion to $20,000):

2017: This was the year Bitcoin truly went mainstream. A wave of retail and institutional investment, along with the launch of initial coin offerings (ICOs) on Ethereum, fueled a massive bull run.

By mid-2017, Bitcoin had reached $2,500-3,000 USD.

In December 2017, Bitcoin hit an all-time high of around $19,800 USD, before crashing as the bubble burst. By the end of 2017, it had fallen back to $13,000 USD.

2018-2019 (Bear Market and Recovery):

2018: Bitcoin entered a bear market after its meteoric rise in 2017. Throughout the year, the price steadily dropped, reaching lows of around $3,200 USD by December.

The price fluctuations were fueled by concerns over regulation, exchange hacks, and general market instability.

2019: Bitcoin began to recover after the 2018 crash, driven by renewed interest in blockchain technology and digital assets.

Mid-2019 saw Bitcoin rise to around $13,000 USD, but by the end of the year, it had dropped back to $7,000 USD.

2020 (COVID-19 Pandemic and Bitcoin’s Rise to $30,000):

2020: The COVID-19 pandemic significantly impacted global markets, but it also fueled Bitcoin's rise as investors turned to it as a hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty.

In March 2020, Bitcoin briefly dropped to $4,000 USD during the market crash, but it quickly recovered.

By the end of 2020, Bitcoin had surged to new all-time highs, trading around $29,000 USD.

2021 (Bitcoin's Boom to $69,000):

2021: Bitcoin experienced an explosive bull market driven by institutional investment, mainstream adoption, and increasing interest in decentralized finance (DeFi) and non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

In April 2021, Bitcoin hit a new all-time high of $64,000 USD.

After a correction, Bitcoin rallied again and reached its all-time high of $69,000 USD in November 2021.

2022 (Bear Market and Market Corrections):

2022: After its highs in 2021, Bitcoin entered another bear market due to rising inflation, interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, and general risk aversion in global markets.

By mid-2022, Bitcoin fell to around $20,000 USD.

In November 2022, the collapse of the FTX exchange and a general decline in the crypto market pushed Bitcoin to around $16,000 USD, marking the bottom of that year.

2023-2024 (Post-Crash Recovery and New Developments):

2023: Bitcoin began to recover slowly as the global economy stabilized and more institutional investors entered the space. Concerns over inflation, regulatory developments, and the halving event expected in 2024 drove positive sentiment.

By mid-2023, Bitcoin was trading in the range of $27,000 to $35,000 USD.

2024: Bitcoin’s price continues to experience volatility as the next halving event approaches and global market conditions remain uncertain. As of early 2024, Bitcoin trades around $30,000 to $40,000 USD, though this could change significantly in response to macroeconomic trends and crypto adoption.

Summary of Key Bitcoin Price Milestones:

2010: $0.0008 (first recorded price).

2011: $31 (first significant rally).

2013: $1,200 (first parabolic rise).

2017: $19,800 (end of the first major bull run).

2018: $3,200 (end of 2018 bear market).

2020: $29,000 (pandemic-driven bull run).

2021: $69,000 (all-time high).

2022: $16,000 (post-FTX crash).

2024: $30,000-$74,000 (current).

Bitcoin’s price trajectory has been marked by extreme volatility, influenced by technological developments, investor sentiment, global events, and regulatory shifts.

I know the post is long for some people but I don't give a shiet. That's why some of you make millions and end up in the gutters after a few years. Research you no go gree research. Somebody research write for you, to read na problem. Nonsense. Them suppose tie some of una waist join big log of wood, throway una inside ocean.

This is too good to be lost. This is an eye opener. I wish you could make this a book and send the link for people to download. I will storm the site to place an order asap.

Please sir, post what you want to post. Don't break it into any part for the sake of any bagger. Who no fit read, make e getout. Do you thing sir. You do enough work to compile these facts in such a beautiful way. Avoid trying to spoon-feed some illiterates.

Those who want to be ignorant and broke throughout their natural lives are free to skip and scroll to the next post.

Why will you name a state Ogun? I think that's a terrible name. That state should be named Abeokuta instead, not the city. The capital city can be named something else. Abeokuta is the historic name associated with the area.

Why will you flood the first page with all that history?

Is this government serving the world bank or the people of Nigeria?

OgogoroFreak:
I love bitcoin

"Alt season" my butt

Enjoy your 4x in peace.

SINisSIN:
it is always like that for any coin Binance wants to delist.

Scary

I have never seen such a long red candle in a day like this. Top-notch manipulation.

I just love Tiwa Savage. Very beautiful woman.

crackhouse:
I am happy she saw what the world is doing with their time and not showing bress

The world is also showing bress. Leave her jare.

Such a beautiful write up. You're an amazing writer. I particularly love the emphasis on the clean and cool air at that time. It's so satisfying to the lungs and the skin.

BarrNosaEsq:
I try to help as I can, it's not easy out there. I blame our balls less military for all this I swear. When the army was army, Tinubu cup for don overflow since that time wey him buy that jet. At the moment, it's safe to say that we don't have a military because dumb leaders have been toppled for way less than this!

Bro, the military seem to have been bought.

Nigerian leaders make governing seem like rocket science. It's not that hard. Just don't be greedy with public funds and don't let power get into your head. Let go of it when you sense you're no longer needed.


On another note, it seems we can't even agree on what the problem is. Some say tribalism, but how do you solve that problem? That is not one that can be solved. The good news is that it matters less to the situation of the country.

If that's what you feel the problem is, look for a way to fix it for the good of everybody. It is impossible and even if you succeed, you might not see the result in your lifetime, but you can still try.


For me, we just have to instill fear in the hearts of the leaders and they will come back to their senses.


If you follow American politics, you will realize that the assassination attempts made Trump a little more compassionate. He became more humble. I stand to be corrected anyway.


Still, if I have my way, I will plot an assassination attempt on every major leader at the helm of affairs in the country. Not to kpai them, but so they will know that they're not untouchable. An oppressor will never willingly let go except they are forced.


I think I am a kind person and will not naturally nurse such thought. I want peace, to work, and enjoy my life to the fullest. But the magnitude of recklessness, wickedness, and incompetence our leaders display with our collective wealth will turn the most peaceful humans to vengeful monsters.


Everyday I turn on the news and its one bad situation or the other. Soon, we will all be dragged into politics in this country when the fire becomes unbearable. Even those sitting on the fence. Even you abroad will not have peace.


This is the last I will say about this matter.

Sorry for derailing this thread. Don't forget to bag Aidoge.