Dear @davido,
I'm in Atlanta since last week for the World Cup & if you check my profile, you will see tweets supporting your career & ways.
Even from the days of Gidi Culture Festival, we've been supporting you. Ask @AsaAsika.
Let me just come & each lunch or dinner at your residence as you are coming for the FanFestival at Atlanta next week.
I will always give you crispy & detailed images at your concert at Atlanta next week too.
Baba, hunger dey US for Ojodu boy.
Thanks in advance.
Kinds Regards;
Pooja Respects.
Crude oil is currently trading between $73 and $79 per barrel. The same price range at which we were buying PMS at just N900 per litre.
Can anyone explain why we are still paying N1,360 per litre for fuel?
If you are quick to raise prices whenever the market goes up, you should not hesitate to reduce them when it comes down.
Your worst hater in life is anyone who introduces you to hard drugs as a fix for your problems.
They are soul collectors. They come to you with one mission and one mission only: to destroy whatever is left of you.
If you love yourself, SAY NO TO DRUGS.
One hospital bill can wipe out 5 years of your savings.
Don't just hustle without taking care of your health
Don't sacrifice your sleep
Don't sacrifice your diet.
When you're looking for things to protect, choose your health first.
Everyday, I see posts asking, “why would you lock ₦10m to get ₦1.5m in 365 days when I can put that money in a business and earn xyz profit monthly?”
My question is simple: if you're that certain the business will perform exactly as projected, why not take a loan and scale it? Why not sell everything you own and go all in?
Statistically, 80-95% of small businesses and start-ups fail within the first 5 years.
Over 50% shut down in the first year.
The success rate of new businesses or startups is only between 5% and 20% in Nigeria (source: Moniepoint)
The reality is that business returns are not guaranteed. Market is mostly unstable; costs rise due to insecurity and other factors like US Iran War. Also, consumer spending is very low. Unforeseen events also introduce shock into the market. This is why people invest their money in low risk endeavors. Super wealthy people do it too, so it’s certainly not a dumb idea.
Many of you who wax on and on about business ideas never factor the risks in our economy where prices are unstable and purchasing power is under pressure. Especially in this country where the supervisor or manager wants to consume your sweat like the migratory locust.
There is nothing wrong with entrepreneurship, and there is nothing dumb about choosing a lower risk investment, especially if you made the money from another source that is still active.
Mouth is good motors.
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