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ahamonyeka:
Go into microfinance there is a whole lot of money there.i can teach you how to go about it without losing.

I'm interested in this. How can I reach you?

Ibechris2:
I have replied u.

I did that yesterday evening. Thanks

Thank you Sir. I just replied your message now. Thank you.

Ibechris2:
See them as they are.

U will think they are doing well,but in reality they are suffering like mumu.

See them below.

Good morning Dede,

I sent you a message on twitter. Have you seen it Sir?

Ibechris2:
I have checked severally I couldn't find ur reply...if u want to send me ur number good.

I tried dropping the number today again and got b@nned.

Please can you respond on twitter? I think that is the viable alternative Sir.

Thank you

Ibechris2:
I have checked severally I couldn't find ur reply...if u want to send me ur number good.

I dropped my number here but the post was deleted.

I sent you a message on twitter (×), I commented on your post. Can you please reply there and follow back do that I can send you a DM there?

ibechris:
Truly,the wahala that comes with rent increment is troubling.

Good afternoon Sir.

I'm still in your email

waiting for your reply.

ibechris:
Even If You Are Not Educated, These 10 Unspoken Rules Can Help You Escape P0verty In Africa.

1. Find a Rich Mentor and Serve Them.
Wealthy people hold secrets that books won’t teach you. If you can get close to one—by working for them, running errands, or just being useful—you’ll learn more than any classroom could ever teach you.

2. Master the Art of Lying Low
Poverty becomes permanent when you live above your means. Many people make money but waste it trying to look rich. Stay low, avoid unnecessary attention, and build in silence.

3. Understand “Under-the-Table” Business
This is how things work in Africa, not everything is advertised, and not all deals are done in daylight. Learn how money truly moves in your industry. The biggest opportunities are usually not on bill boards but through quiet conversations and connections. As a matter of fact, it's the washed up leftovers that are advertised. And usually if you see it published, it's way too late.

4. Control Your Reproductive Choices.
Let’s be real—poverty multiplies when you have more children than you can afford. Many stay broke because they keep expanding their responsibilities without expanding their income. Have kids strategically, not emotionally. And never let your erection determine your direction.

5. Extra activities & Entertainment as a Tool, Not a Trap.
For example the poor use clubs and drinking joints to escape reality; the rich use it to build networks. If you must drink, drink with people who can change your financial status. Entertainment should be a gateway to connections, not an escape from responsibility.

6. Attach Yourself to Moving Vehicles.
If you see someone or something rising—an individual, a business, a trend—find a way to attach yourself to it. Don’t try to reinvent the wheel. Join someone big and don't compete!

7. Exploit Gaps in the System
Every country has loopholes—things others ignore, services that are in demand, or government programs that people don’t take advantage of. Research what exists in your area and capitalize on it. Those who know how to work the system never stay poor. Remember never to be too politically invested, put your stomach ahead of the nation; everyone does, even those who say they never!

8. Respect & Study How Money Works.
The rich don’t see money the way the poor do. Money is a tool, not a prize. Stop thinking about how to spend it and start thinking about how to multiply it. Make financial literacy your private obsession.

9. Leverage Family & Community Ties Smartly.
There are free benefits you get by leveraging your nativity. By virtue of being a native in your country or village, there are things you naturally get. Take advantage.

10. Develop a Ruthless Work Ethic
Most people aren’t willing to suffer to escape poverty. Work harder than everyone else. Sleep less if you have to. Outwork your competitors, be reliable, and be known as the person who gets things done. Eventually, that reputation will open doors.

Poverty isn’t just about money—it’s about mindset. The difference between rich and poor is often not intelligence but the willingness to see and do what others ignore. Stay sharp, stay strategic, and make your way out.

Good evening Sir.

I'm still waiting fo your reply in my email.

Thank you

ibechris:
U didn't reply me.

I sent u a message.

Oh wow. I honestly didn't see it. Not in my inbox and not in my spam box. I'm sending another message now Sir.

Edit:

I just sent another mail now Sir.

ibechris:
Only if u have travelled beyond Lagos and see how stupid and wasteful ur life has been.

Shame.

Same land ur parents have no stake in.

Good afternoon Dede,

Please I sent you a mail. I'm waiting for your reply.

Thank you.

ibechris:
Even If You Are Not Educated, These 10 Unspoken Rules Can Help You Escape P0verty In Africa.

1. Find a Rich Mentor and Serve Them.
Wealthy people hold secrets that books won’t teach you. If you can get close to one—by working for them, running errands, or just being useful—you’ll learn more than any classroom could ever teach you.

2. Master the Art of Lying Low
Poverty becomes permanent when you live above your means. Many people make money but waste it trying to look rich. Stay low, avoid unnecessary attention, and build in silence.

3. Understand “Under-the-Table” Business
This is how things work in Africa, not everything is advertised, and not all deals are done in daylight. Learn how money truly moves in your industry. The biggest opportunities are usually not on bill boards but through quiet conversations and connections. As a matter of fact, it's the washed up leftovers that are advertised. And usually if you see it published, it's way too late.

4. Control Your Reproductive Choices.
Let’s be real—poverty multiplies when you have more children than you can afford. Many stay broke because they keep expanding their responsibilities without expanding their income. Have kids strategically, not emotionally. And never let your erection determine your direction.

5. Extra activities & Entertainment as a Tool, Not a Trap.
For example the poor use clubs and drinking joints to escape reality; the rich use it to build networks. If you must drink, drink with people who can change your financial status. Entertainment should be a gateway to connections, not an escape from responsibility.

6. Attach Yourself to Moving Vehicles.
If you see someone or something rising—an individual, a business, a trend—find a way to attach yourself to it. Don’t try to reinvent the wheel. Join someone big and don't compete!

7. Exploit Gaps in the System
Every country has loopholes—things others ignore, services that are in demand, or government programs that people don’t take advantage of. Research what exists in your area and capitalize on it. Those who know how to work the system never stay poor. Remember never to be too politically invested, put your stomach ahead of the nation; everyone does, even those who say they never!

8. Respect & Study How Money Works.
The rich don’t see money the way the poor do. Money is a tool, not a prize. Stop thinking about how to spend it and start thinking about how to multiply it. Make financial literacy your private obsession.

9. Leverage Family & Community Ties Smartly.
There are free benefits you get by leveraging your nativity. By virtue of being a native in your country or village, there are things you naturally get. Take advantage.

10. Develop a Ruthless Work Ethic
Most people aren’t willing to suffer to escape poverty. Work harder than everyone else. Sleep less if you have to. Outwork your competitors, be reliable, and be known as the person who gets things done. Eventually, that reputation will open doors.

Poverty isn’t just about money—it’s about mindset. The difference between rich and poor is often not intelligence but the willingness to see and do what others ignore. Stay sharp, stay strategic, and make your way out.

Thank you Sir. I've received your mail and replied.

Chukwu Gozie gi Dede'm

ibechris:
Even If You Are Not Educated, These 10 Unspoken Rules Can Help You Escape P0verty In Africa.

1. Find a Rich Mentor and Serve Them.
Wealthy people hold secrets that books won’t teach you. If you can get close to one—by working for them, running errands, or just being useful—you’ll learn more than any classroom could ever teach you.

2. Master the Art of Lying Low
Poverty becomes permanent when you live above your means. Many people make money but waste it trying to look rich. Stay low, avoid unnecessary attention, and build in silence.

3. Understand “Under-the-Table” Business
This is how things work in Africa, not everything is advertised, and not all deals are done in daylight. Learn how money truly moves in your industry. The biggest opportunities are usually not on bill boards but through quiet conversations and connections. As a matter of fact, it's the washed up leftovers that are advertised. And usually if you see it published, it's way too late.

4. Control Your Reproductive Choices.
Let’s be real—poverty multiplies when you have more children than you can afford. Many stay broke because they keep expanding their responsibilities without expanding their income. Have kids strategically, not emotionally. And never let your erection determine your direction.

5. Extra activities & Entertainment as a Tool, Not a Trap.
For example the poor use clubs and drinking joints to escape reality; the rich use it to build networks. If you must drink, drink with people who can change your financial status. Entertainment should be a gateway to connections, not an escape from responsibility.

6. Attach Yourself to Moving Vehicles.
If you see someone or something rising—an individual, a business, a trend—find a way to attach yourself to it. Don’t try to reinvent the wheel. Join someone big and don't compete!

7. Exploit Gaps in the System
Every country has loopholes—things others ignore, services that are in demand, or government programs that people don’t take advantage of. Research what exists in your area and capitalize on it. Those who know how to work the system never stay poor. Remember never to be too politically invested, put your stomach ahead of the nation; everyone does, even those who say they never!

8. Respect & Study How Money Works.
The rich don’t see money the way the poor do. Money is a tool, not a prize. Stop thinking about how to spend it and start thinking about how to multiply it. Make financial literacy your private obsession.

9. Leverage Family & Community Ties Smartly.
There are free benefits you get by leveraging your nativity. By virtue of being a native in your country or village, there are things you naturally get. Take advantage.

10. Develop a Ruthless Work Ethic
Most people aren’t willing to suffer to escape poverty. Work harder than everyone else. Sleep less if you have to. Outwork your competitors, be reliable, and be known as the person who gets things done. Eventually, that reputation will open doors.

Poverty isn’t just about money—it’s about mindset. The difference between rich and poor is often not intelligence but the willingness to see and do what others ignore. Stay sharp, stay strategic, and make your way out.

Good evening Dede,

Thank you for this insightful piece.

Please i have sent you a DM as you instructed. Please Sir. I'm still waiting for your reply to my email.
I will send another now, incase the first did not make it to your email.

Thank you Sir.

Ibechris2:
Send me a request if u can,and u know I can't expose my contact here.

Thanks.

Good morning Sir.

I was not able to send you a mail with my other account.

So I'm sending you a mail with this one.

Thank you.