Mike ini

Entrepreneur with impeccable integrity

[Mike ini @Mikeini75]

@Just4broken The type i love

[Life Truth Way @Life_truthway]

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@CubanaObi66102 Hello

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@realdanieltitus Amen

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@kingtundeedunt Hope

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@secretmanifesto Amen

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@HaYoMiDe_ 14 cats please

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@elonmuskmel7 Yes

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@Ariwodo_ Congratulations to me Mike ini

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@mazideyforyou Very well sir

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@manifestpower4X Amen 🙏

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@ruffydfire @ruffydfire please help me with anything you can I have not eaten 2 days now I pray this tweet goes my data is finishing

[CHUKS 🍥 @ChuksEricE]

Lady shares her terrifying experience at the hands of Kîdnåppers who nearly k!lléd her in Lagos state 😢💔

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

🇳🇬 Naira to Dollar 🇺🇸 Exchange Rate History

1972 $1 = N0.658
1973 $1 = N0.658
1974 $1 = N0.63
1975 $1 = N0.616
1976 $1 = N0.62
1977 $1 = N0.647
1978 $1 = N0.606
1979 $1 = N0.596
1980 $1 = N0.550 (0.900 Black Market Rate)
1981 $1 = N0.61
1982 $1 = N0.673
1983 $1 = N0.724
1984 $1 = N0.765
1985 $1 = N0.894 (N1.70 Black Market Rate)
1986 $1 = N2.02 (N3.90 Black Market Rate)
1987 $1 = N4.02 (N5.90 Black Market Rate)
1988 $1 = N4.54 (N6.70 Black Market Rate)
1989 $1 = N7.39 (N10.70 Black Market Rate)
1990 $1 = N7.39 (N10.70 Black Market Rate)
1991 $1 = N8.04 (N9.30 Black Market Rate)
1992 $1 = N9.91
1993 $1 = N17.30 (N21.90 Black Market Rate)
1994 $1 = N22.33 (N56.80 Black Market Rate)
1995 $1 = N21.89 (N71.70 Black Market Rate)
1996 $1 = N21.89 (N84.58 Black Market Rate)
1997 $1 = N21.89 (N84.58 Black Market Rate)
1998 $1 = N21.89 (N84.70 Black Market Rate)
1999 $1 = N21.89 (N88-N90 Black Market Rate)
2000 $1 = N85.98 (N105.00 Black Market Rate)
2001 $1 = N99-N106 (N104-N122 Black Market Rate)
2002 $1 = N109-N113 (N122-N140 Black Market Rate)
2003 $1 = N114-N127 (N135-N137 Black Market Rate)
2004 $1 = N127-N130 (N137-N144 Black Market Rate)
2005 $1 = N132-N136
2006 $1 = N128.50-N131.80
2007 $1 = N120-N125
2008 $1 = N115.50-N120
2009 $1 = N145-N171
2010 $1 = N148.21-N154.8
2011 $1 = N151.05-N165.1
2012 $1 = N155.09-N161.5
2013 $1 = N153.21-N162.9
2014 $1 = N170-N199
2015 $1 = N199-N300
2016 $1 = N300-N320 (N310-N370 Black Market Rate)
2017 $1 = N360

2025 $1=N1600

Take note of the significant spike in 1986, 1993, 2000 and 2016. 🇳🇬🤦🏽‍♂️🇳🇬

[Pat Utomi @UtomiPat]

It is interesting that Sen Akpabio who acted worse under Saraki , and Opeyemi Bamidele, whose expulsion from UNIBEN was rescinded on account of absence of fairing, in litigation championed by FFalana SAN, can preside over the charade ongoing in the Senate

[Mahdi Shehu @shehu_mahdi]

@ruffydfire Because the spirit of concience has since then departed their flesh. The devil is now in control

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

Honestly my heart bleeds, too many people need help, help me reach out to someone in need here! It’s overwhelming, really wish I could meet every need but I can’t.

[NEFERTITI @firstladyship]

Aliko Dangote Vs the NMPDRA/NNPC have given me a perspective, & I’m not alone.

There are not a lot of Nigerian big bosses that I respect, for many obvious reasons.

Nigeria is the jungle, & everything gets eaten.

It is not a place for an entrepreneur to become an Activist. That could come with dreadful consequences, & no one wants that.

No Naira or Dollar billionaire would want to become a Crusader in a country like that.

In the light of these, knowing what I know now? I will like to specially thank & appreciate @AtedoPeterside for his forthrightness.

I don’t think we’ve done that before, have we?

As the chairman of a big bank, he put his reputation & business on the line to support the best candidate in the race.

That could have gone sideways in a lot of ways, but he damned the consequences.

For me, I see a lot of boldness, the type that is reckless as well (pun intended).

There is a sense of heroism & escape in that. Every hero conquered their fear at some point. When you conquer your fear as an adult? you’re free!

Unlike U.S billionaires, Nigerian billionaires are not known for any type of activism.

Aliko Dangote confessed that one of his billionaire friends in Nigeria advised him not to invest in Nigeria again. Who could that be? 🤔

When you see a “Nigerian Big Boss” put everything on the line to support a candidate, more so (an underdog who happened to be the best candidate); give them a pat on the back, they did the unthinkable!

It’s deeds, not words!
Good name is better than Gold!

Everyone is looking for heroes, someone to believe in. I’m a patron for hopeless causes, so is Atedo. Like him, I’m always looking for good causes to support.

Most elders in Nigeria are not known to be forthright. Forthrightness died a long time ago.

So I’m proud to attach my name to his, I’m proud to say we supported the same candidate.

This is me saying THANK YOU to Chairman Atedo Peterside CON, on behalf of the Obidient Family Worldwide.

You’ve entered our Book of Heroes. 👏👏

[Mike ini @Mikeini75]

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