ADEEYO Jr

A realist|industrial chemist|Data Analyst|Credit Analyst|Commercial officer| O&G commentator soon||

[ADEEYO Jr @Adeeyo_jr]

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[Ayobami @dondekojo]

29,000 bought by Government and 1,000 by corporations. End

[Ayobami @dondekojo]

We told them then, they said “let us waste our votes” now they are getting mocked for it. Deservedly so.

The greatest psy op of my generation. Naive people, they came together to vote Buhari too

[ADEEYO Jr @Adeeyo_jr]

@the_goodfemi lol

[ADEEYO Jr @Adeeyo_jr]

@evermoorestores Platform 🙏🏿

[ADEEYO Jr @Adeeyo_jr]

@Providusunity why are you charging customers 1427 for every dollar when the is 1330 today.

@cenbank bank under your regulation are stealing from us.

[The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter]

BREAKING: Uber, $UBER, is laying off 10% of its employees in a massive restructuring effort aimed at reducing costs.

The layoffs will impact a total of 3,300 people and will reduce the number of managers in the company by 20%.

The move comes as Uber has vowed to commit more than $10 billion to robotaxi partnerships in the coming years.

[L @lanreadelowo]

First in my bloodline to hear of a $1T economy that doesn’t have Uber.

[TA 🍊 @Tope_soft]

Uber left Nigeria largely because the consumer market is poor.

Despite the huge population, high poverty and low purchasing power mean too few people can regularly afford ride-hailing at a scale that works for a global platform.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This is Mr Tinubu Nigeria !!

[Omore @femiTRP]

Uber leaving Nigeria is another example of how tinubu’ economic policies are squeezing the younger generation.

[Seleman @Eromosele6]

The brutal reality of ₦1,000,000 purchasing power in Nigeria — measured by cement prices:

Jonathan Era (2010–2015)
₦1,000,000 could buy 588 bags of cement at ₦1,780 per bag.

Buhari Era (2015–2023)
₦1,000,000 could buy 285 bags at ₦3,500 per bag.

Tinubu Era (2023–Present)
₦1,000,000 can buy just 66 bags at ₦15,000 per bag.

From 588 bags to just 66 bags.

That represents an estimated 89% loss in purchasing power.

This is why i want subsidy returned.

[ADEEYO Jr @Adeeyo_jr]

@the_goodfemi I can’t even forgive you

I advice me not get in at 99 naira 😭😭😭

[Rufybaba @Rufyb]

One of the very finest in the Nigerian financial market. Take a bow, gargantuan 💫💫💫

[ADEEYO Jr @Adeeyo_jr]

@oku_yungx Now I understand🥹😆😭

[ADEEYO Jr @Adeeyo_jr]

@segun_are @SirJarus Alhaji OMG 😆😆

[Oyinkansola @oyinkanbadejo]

Believing economic figures that this government churns out is a choice

[ADEEYO Jr @Adeeyo_jr]

The Lagos built by @officialABAT 😭😭😭

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇨🇳🇳🇬 A Chinese travel creator was trying local food at a market in Nigeria when a group of men stopped him and demanded money.

When he asked why, their explanation was basically: "we’re Nigerian, you’re not, so we can take money from you."

Over roughly 10 kilometers, he says he passed more than 20 checkpoints and was asked for money again and again.

His final travel review?

“Don’t come to Nigeria.”

Writer: Sol

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇨🇳🇳🇬 A Chinese travel creator was trying local food at a market in Nigeria when a group of men stopped him and demanded money.

When he asked why, their explanation was basically: "we’re Nigerian, you’re not, so we can take money from you."

Over roughly 10 kilometers, he says he passed more than 20 checkpoints and was asked for money again and again.

His final travel review?

“Don’t come to Nigeria.”

Writer: Sol

[Sir J (J9) @SirJarus]

Moving Frame 1 to Frame 2.

One brick at a time.

Lokogoma, Abuja

[FéMi | NGX BUFF @the_goodfemi]

The greatest lesson the stock market has taught me this year didn't come from fundamental screening, financial statements, or macroeconomic analysis. It came from complete inactivity.

"JUST DO NOTHING."

A while ago, I bought Lafarge Africa (now HBM) @ ~₦80 on @investbamboo before we quarrel 🤣. The portfolio is sha still holding my US equities, but I barely had any reason to log in daily so I don't have BP, all thanks to Trump 🤣

Today I got a notification from Yahoo Finance that OXY gained, so I opened the app to check how my Occidental Petroleum (OXY) position was holding up amid global macro shifts and political news out of the US. While scrolling, I saw Lafarge was sitting at a +300% gain.

The realization hit me immediately: If this stock was sitting in my regular, daily-monitored portfolio, I for done sell am long ago! Yes! The one I bought after then in another portfolio, I sold it right after the January run. Mo mon ara mi 🤣

As retail investors, we are conditioned to believe that active effort equals better results. If we inspect our portfolio every morning, track price swings hourly, and react to every headline, we feel productive.

In reality, frequent monitoring creates action bias. When you watch a ticker constantly, normal market noise begins to look like a critical signal.
* You see a solid company gain 15% to 20%.
* Your brain registers it as a "quick profit" that needs to be locked in.
* You sell, celebrate the win, and congratulate yourself on a quick trade.
* Months later, you watch that same company go on to compound into a multi-bagger—without you on board.

By placing Lafarge in an app I didn't check every day, I accidentally introduced friction between my emotions and my execution.
Out of sight, out of mind, left to compound.
That simple barrier protected the investment from my own tendency to overtrade. Sitting through normal volatility is practically impossible when you are staring at a live chart every single day. The "do nothing" approach forced me to hold through the ups and downs that shake out active traders early.

Kin la ri ko? (Waiting we learn)

Sometimes, the highest-yield strategy on the Nigerian Exchange isn't better timing or complex stock picking, it’s just staying out of your own way.
* Separate your active trading from your core wealth: Keep long-term compounding assets away from the apps you open daily.
* Filter out short-term noise: Daily price fluctuations rarely reflect changes in underlying business fundamentals.
* Let time do the heavy lifting: Real wealth in the market comes from sitting on your hands while great businesses work.

Do less. Let time compound the gains.

Thank you for attending my TED Talk.
Shalom ✌️

[Oloye. @Ol0ye]

Growth in agriculture but food inflation still up.

Growth in manufacturing but no uptick in manufacturing jobs.

Growth in oil and gas because Dangote is extracting more from average citizens for fuel.

Dey whyne yourself.