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Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 2:35am On Jun 03, 2020 |
Sapeleboy911: Yes, let us let it go. Thank goodness MBA is still here. And we are still making money. The fellow has even disappeared over 2 weeks ago. |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 2:04am On Jun 03, 2020 |
twinboyandgirl:If you are wrong, you are wrong. Next time don't criticize people's English. Simple. What? You can't take what you dish out? See how worked up you are for small correction yet you are mocking someone's English. Behaving like a small child that needs to be smacked to receive sense. I have made my point and am done with you. But if I see you mocking anyone and I mean anyone's English here again, you need not tag me, I will come for you. Try it again and see. 4 Likes |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 7:28pm On Jun 02, 2020 |
twinboyandgirl: Stop mocking other people's English. You did it in a public space. That is bad manners. You are not any better. That's the point. If you were minding your business, you would not mock someone's mistake in public. If you don't want to be tagged, behave yourself. Waka pass cos you are guilty as charged. 1 Like |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 10:41pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
twinboyandgirl: As if in your entire life, you have never made any spelling error in any of your text messages or posts before. People dey here dey make money, una dey there dey do "Spelling Checker" work without pay. You see your life? You see your life? Abeg, wey Comedian Gbovo broom, make I shake am for these idle spelling checkers. Fault finders international. |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 10:40pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
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Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 7:02pm On May 30, 2020 |
bizgenera: Don't you have friends, neighbors, colleagues at work, or relations who know where you live and trust you? Or people who can come for you if you scam them? Go to them. You have to be a registered entity with an address to get people to trust you enough to give you money here. If you are not, don't waste your time here. It's a wrong number you are dialing. 3 Likes |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 6:06pm On May 29, 2020 |
aremso: Abeg sorry for am. He know say him fool himself that's why him and his likes have avoided here. Leave Abeg. Even him generation yet unborn dey look am from the other side in shock, say who send am that kind talk. In fact they give am social distance. 1 Like |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 1:27am On May 26, 2020 |
elela23:22nd May gang. ROI received on 25th. Yours is almost here. Watch out! 2 Likes |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 12:58pm On May 25, 2020 |
gamaliel9:Yes oooo. And they are still paying. Today is 25th, I have just received my ROI alert. I dey laughoooooooo. 1 Like |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 4:13am On May 24, 2020 |
All those who imagine they have issues with ROI and therefore come here to complain about delayed payment, please let me ask: did you people read your MOU? Abi you think say the MOU document na WAEC certificate, so you go keep am for bottom box? Read your MOU please and you will worry less and not bring tension here. The MOU says [/b] within 7days from your due date, your ROI will be paid. 7 days window. [b] I have not seen anyone here complaining that his delay is over 7 days. What I see here mostly is either 3days or 4 days delay. This is within the seven days agreement that you signed. Meaning you agreed to the 7 days window. So why come here to complain before seven days end? You people should stop spreading panic na. Haha! 12 Likes |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 3:40am On May 24, 2020 |
spiceeamiee: I doubt if a front desk officer of any organization in a bank or investment company would be able to clear your doubts about whether their company is registered or insured with the appropriate body. They are employees employed to provide certain services and get paid. The staff you met at MBA office is the wrong person to request such information from. I believe the reason her response was not satisfactory is most likely that she didn't have the answer. It is beyond her. I doubt if my account officer at the bank where I opened an account and save my money can answer that same question satisfactorily. The information you wanted can be gotten from top management staff of the company and not a front desk or account officer. They are just employees and not Directors. Do we even ask such questions at the bank? Yet many are said to be distressed. And they could pack up too you know. If you know how much bad debts banks have incurred, you wont keep your money there. Have you gone to the bank to withdraw a large sum of money and the bank manager quietly calls you to his office to appeal to you not to take your money? Has happened many times to people I know.. EVERTHING NA RISK. 1 Like |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 9:21am On May 23, 2020 |
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Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 9:20am On May 23, 2020 |
aremso:The person posting count down to June 1st, oya bring your calculator, the date has changed o. It's now count down to August. If August doesn't work, it will change to December. Meanwhile, MBA investors are smilng or laughing to the bank. 5 Likes |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 1:32pm On May 17, 2020 |
Bossplaya1: Don't mind rtdCivilservant jare. His head is not correct. From what you have exposed of him, I can see that he doesn't have money to invest. He is just hating on investors for having what he doesn't have. Na bad belle dey worry the small boy. The likes of him still living in stone age think every woman is an olosho. They should wake and smell the coffee. Hello. Check out: Folorunso Alakija – Net Worth $1.5 billion. Bola Shagaya – Net Worth $1 Billion. Fifi Ejindu – Net Worth $600 Million. Dr. Stella Okoli – Net Worth $500 Million. Bimbo Alase – Net Worth $400 Million. IN DOLLARS O. rtdCivilservant, will you keep quiet? 4 Likes |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 1:11pm On May 17, 2020 |
Akpaamunsi: That one has gone underground because 1st of June is very close and investors are still getting paid. He is waiting for dooms day that will never come to pass. Where also is exposed rtdcivilservant? Hahahahahahahahahahah, I am laughing to the bank oooooo 4 Likes |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 6:47pm On May 15, 2020 |
Bossplaya1: Exposed. Chai. |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 2:21am On May 15, 2020 |
Bossplaya1: EXPOSED. CHAI 3 Likes |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 2:14am On May 15, 2020 |
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Education / Re: Understanding ASUU As The Clog In The Wheel Of Progress Of Academics. by Zezit: 2:32am On May 06, 2020 |
jesmond3945: You were most likely one of those troublesome ones who would not give the then Uniben VC, Prof Alele Williams chance to do her job and either were kicked out or ran away when the heat was too much. And NO, your being thrown out was not her loss. The University didnt collapse when your and your likes left, "so nothing spoil". The Prof who wrote the piece will not regret it. He will not. Sorry that someone is speaking it as it is. You will hear more from people like him. This is the beginning. Another academic staff association has emerged. How about that? Those are lecturers that do not buy the hypocrisy of ASUU. Stop enumerating the bills lecturers have to pay. Everyone has bills to pay whether you are a lecturer or not. And for most people, it hardly stretches so it is no reason to fight your employer. Go and do that in a private University and then come tell us the story of how you became jobless. "A lecturer has to think on how to pay rent, he will queue to buy fuel, he will bargain in the market to buy foodstuff, he will pay school fees" What? Because one is a lecturer, he should be exempted from living expenses? What about the other Nigerians? Including those without jobs, they still have to buy fuel and pay rent. Please! If I may ask, Why didn't you comment on the quality of service offered by ASUU members? Why didn't you comment on the treatment meted out to students by your people? They don't matter? Does lack of infrastructure make you extort money from students many of whom are indigent and can barely feed themselves while in school? Does lack of infrastructure make you want to sleep with your student? Or sell outdated materials to them? Common!!! Why is it always about ASUU? and how their counterparts are paid elsewhere. ASUU put your house in order, else you would shout yourself hoarse. All the problems you enumerated, are they peculiar to lecturers? Are they not common to all employees of the Nigerian government? How often do the others go on endless strike? Are there not graduates with higher degree among them too? You want to be treated like sacred cows because you are a teacher? Meanwhile you offer poor service. Even within the University system, a non-teaching grade Level 11 staff earns far less than a teaching grade Level 11. This is as a result of their agitations over the years, yet they continue to throw tantrums at every opportunity because they are never satisfied. This is Nigeria. Don't compare. It's like the case of a particular child of an indigent father of five children always comparing the quality of food at home with that of their wealthy neighbour. Ungrateful child. He might as well move over to the rich neighbor's house. Remember the saying: "Comparison is the thief of all joy, and there ........". Everyone is unique. So is every country. Lecturers have never earned this good in Nigeria, yet their association is like Oliver Twist while majority provide poor service and blame government for it. If the University were to be your personal business, would you do that to your students? Take it or leave it. You were not forced to apply for the job. If the kitchen is too hot, you might as well get out. Many unemployed are waiting to take over and give better services. Move over if you don't want to work 3 Likes |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 12:04am On May 05, 2020 |
Joeyburton: You say one has total control over shares and T. Bills? And that you know what you are doing. Yet the crash of 2008 caused many to commit or almost commit suicide? What happened to the so called control? Why? Because they found out they had become audio millionaires cos their shares certificate became almost worthless? Google Pastor Itua Oghodalo testimony. If this MBA is a scam, why would you even be here in the mist of a scam project. Shouldnt you be some place else? Look, every venture comes with its own risk. The higher the risk, the more money you make. To each his own. 2 Likes |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 12:19am On May 04, 2020 |
Joeyburton: Buying shares of companies, treasury bills and all those kind of investments gives you no control too. Strange enough, the richest men and women the world over are into these things. So how do you explain that. Honestly, I don't want control o, I want money. For a wealthy person, at some point, you would have to relinquish control to someone else' so that you do not die of work. In this life, how much control does man really have? Life itself is a risk. Investing is not for the fainthearted. But there is huge money in it. Ask Dangote, Jeff Bez, Bill Gates and the rest of them. 3 Likes |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 6:13pm On May 03, 2020 |
luvluvluv:You can't compare trader money with bank loan? Why? Aren't you going to pay back whether you make profit from it or not? Is a microfinance bank not a bank? Is that interest free too. Besides a loan is a loan whether with interest or interest free because you are expected to return it. No one can afford to lose that.. So stop all this 'invest what you can afford to lose '. It's not applicable to the majority and that includes you so stop forming money bag here. You are asking who starts a business with N15k. What exactly do you understand by the word business? What do you think the roadside shoemaker, market women, hawkers are doing? Philanthropy abi? Abeg, you have google, use it. One can start a business with any amount of money form 0Naira to billions of Naira. May be in your mind a business is when one pumps in N10million Naira. See you. The question remains, which of the money are willing to lose? I will help you supply the answer, NON And don't jump into threads you have no business jumping into if you don't have the patience to read so you can understand. You are free to Waka pass. Do that now. Waka! 4 Likes |
Education / Re: Understanding ASUU As The Clog In The Wheel Of Progress Of Academics. by Zezit: 1:02pm On May 03, 2020 |
Clap for the writer. He has done what many wanted to do but didn't have the guts 1 Like |
Education / Re: Understanding ASUU As The Clog In The Wheel Of Progress Of Academics. by Zezit: 12:57pm On May 03, 2020 |
jesmond3945: If you work in a Nigerian University, you must know that many of the points raised in the write up by the Professor are very very true. For example, which Governing council or NASU are you referring to that is in charge of employment. My friend, don't go there, leave that talk. Many of us know what goes on in there. Take the case of when Prof Mrs Alele Williams was appointed as VC of Uniben without input from ASUU. We are witness to how the poor woman efforts to improve the University were resisted by the ASUU. Thank goodness, the woman was up to the task and she fought back resulting in many Lecturers scampering for safety out of the University or were practically thrown out of the Uniben by the VC. If you say the writer Prof will eat his words one day, let us wait and see whether it will be the Prof or ASUU that will be the first to do that. We parents are getting fed up with ASUU hiding under the guise of fighting for the good of students and being the conscience of the University system. You all know you are lying and your cup is almost getting full and about to overflow spilling the dirt that you had covered up all these years for the few supporters you have left to see. If not that you stiffle and intimidate your members, if you take an opinion poll, you would be shocked to realise that most of your members are actually not following you. And that they remain members of ASUU out of fear. In fact, many are disgusted by the decisions of ASUU to go on endless strikes which seems to be the only weapon that they could come up with to resolve disputes. The fact that a parallel association for academic staff members has emerged and they came out to tell their members after holding their own meeting to register with the IPPIS system, speaks a lot about the intentions and fate of the union called ASUU. It's a matter of time and it won't be long. The University system has many problems aside your salary/money but the only time SSUU come out threatening the government, it is about salary, allowances and arreas. Anything else added is a smoke screen. The Association is all about fighting for their money. Tell us so and stop pretending. The Prof has enumerated many issues and all you have to say is threaten that he would eat his words one day. He won't. ASUU, tell your members to use their brains. There are many ways to attray money to your universities and that includes research grants. Explore that angle. ASUU members except very very few are intellectually very lazy, and are not involved in true research. That is why you are hungry and are therefore fighting for the little resources available to the Federal govt. To solve you financial problems, you resort to fighting the Federal government. And then you extort money from your students height the sale of your substandard "copy and paste' books that you publish which cannot go beyond the gate of you University or the students you teach. If they do not buy your books, they are threatened with failure; you sexually harass your female students with threats that they will never pass your course not graduate unless they succumb to your demand; your curricular is grossly outdated, some of which were drawn over 20 years ago; lecture notes are the ones you were given as a student by your then lecturer and you have not even bothered to update it; you use your student class representative to collect money from students who wish to be unethically upgraded to pass your course after each examination, yet you are part of the cause of their poor academic performance because you hardly appear for lectures; etc etc. What is ASUU doing about all of these issues. Are they pretending to be unaware? Put your house in order ASUU and let us parents see that you are truly fighting for the good of the University system and our children that are your students. Then we will enter the streets on your behalf. Yes, we will and you won't even need to go on strike because as soon as your greiviances get to us parents, you would see the power and influence parents have on the government. Remember this: we parents are the National Assembly members, Ministers, Governors, Directors Generals, MDs, and CEOs. But right now we can't fight for you. Instead we weep. We weep because we see what you do to our children on whom you are supposed to impact knowledge. We get reports in case you haven't thought about it. We see you through the eyes of our children that we placed in your care. We see you. We see you. And we are not happy with the report before us. That is why your fight will be looong and fruitless. This is a statement of fact and not a curse. God bless Nigeria! 2 Likes |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 7:51am On May 01, 2020 |
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Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 7:46am On May 01, 2020 |
Fxmanager: The fact remains that only the brave can go into forex, whether you are trading yourself or someone is trading on your behalf. Else, leave your money in a savings account or fixed deposit. 1 Like |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 6:02am On May 01, 2020 |
luvluvluv: The "Trader money" that market women take from government, is that not a loan? Can they afford to lose that? Or you think that money is national cake. Or haven't you seen small businesses borrow from microfinance bank? Can they afford to lose that? Are those not investment of some sort? You think they have some money somewhere to fall back on if their business fails? Who except you can afford or is willing to lose any money? That advise is good for someone who has enough and can afford lose part of it. And if he loses it, he can fall back on the balance. If all you have saved is barely enough to start a business or is the minimum investment amount, what part of that can you afford to lose? Something that is probably barely enough to start the inended business or investment. You most likely are not an entrepreneur, otherwise you would know from experience that in starting a business sometimes, all of what you have would barely take you far and that lack of funds is responsible for the death of many small scale businesses. Talk about investing what you can afford to lose does not apply to every Nigerian. Many are 'down below' financially if you must know. Lets stop quoting every phrase we pick up from literature. They don't apply everywhere. That is why while Madagascar was busy finding solution to the Covid19problem in their own peculiar way, we were busy talking ventilator, testing kit and vaccines like UK, US and Italy . Be original and stop copy copy. Who among the average Nigerian today, with the high level of poverty in the land can actually afford or is willing to lose any money? Only you maybe. 5 Likes |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 5:50am On May 01, 2020 |
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Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 4:13am On May 01, 2020 |
Evercurious: I don't get all this talk about "investing what you can afford to lose" Yet when you about to start a business, you not only put in all your money, you take a bank loan in addition. Are you 100% sure that business will survive when statistics indicate that over 80% of new businesses collapse within the first 5 years. Why don't you people also advise entrepreneurs to start business with only what they can afford to lose? Instead you unsolicited advisers flood the internet with "how to get bank loan using your collateral.", "how to borrow money from relatives ", "how to get interest free loans" etc. And then when the business fails, the bank comes for their properties and one is out in the streets if not careful. Abeg ee 1 Like |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 3:40am On May 01, 2020 |
grossintel: Not all businesses are affected by the current economic crunch. It is actually during such period that some businesses thrive. This period, Telecom companies are smiling to the bank because the lock down and stay at home has resulted in increase usage of data. Companies are working from home and individual are on social media sites either to entertain themselves and then play games to kill boredom. Schools that can afford it are teaching and learning online. The Telecom guys are expanding their infrastructure to accommodate the increased demand. I need not talk about face mask business, the evidence is all over the place. So forex trading at this time might just be one of such lucky businesses that thrive in times like this, you never know. Come on, be happy for us even if you do not wish to join us. It's not easy to take this kind of risk, not with all that has happened in the past being a nightmare. Some people just think 15% is an imposibilty. If it is, how did Dangote make his millions considering his age? He didn't inherit his family wealth like Trump. You think it's all those 1% annual dividend on your shares or 12% annual payment on your bank deposit that brought about his stupendous wealth? Think men! Life is risky. Risk takers are the ones making the money you see around. They win, lose, win, lose, win, win, win and lose. But they keep moving forward. GUTS! That's the stuff the wealthy are made of that the poor lack. GUTS! . When you withhold too much, you don't increase much. 4 Likes |
Investment / Re: MBA Investors Forum by Zezit: 8:04pm On Mar 05, 2020 |
Fxmanager: You don't want to participate and you are blocking others with discouraging posts. One very good way to shut someone up is to ignore him/her. Don't respond to any further post from him. You know how you treat someone who nags? Just pretend he doesn't exist. Can we all do that with this guy so that he can go away for good? He is beginning to sound like a broken record. Just pretend you didn't see his post. 2 Likes |
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