Gold dropped 25%+ from its January ATH of $5,602. Been watching this Weekly Support Zone quietly for weeks. The market is starting to talk. Here's my read going into this week 👇
#XAUUSD#Gold#OTSTRADES
Ekiti State celebrates its anniversary today — the land that shaped me, knew me before I knew myself, and gave me the foundation everything I am is built on.
From Ikere to wherever this journey takes me— it all started here.
Happy Anniversary, Ekiti State. The Land of Honour. 🙏
October 1, 1960. Nigeria gained independence from Britain.
October 1, 2026. Nigeria is still trying to gain independence from itself.
Happy Independence Day. 🇳🇬
#NigeriaAt66#ANigeriaView
@OneJoblessBoy Nigerian athletes bought plain white t-shirts at the Olympics because the federation didn't believe in them enough to keep their kits.
This is what happens when sports administration is run by politicians instead of professionals.
The system failed them.
Agbero collecting ticket from a man cutting nails on the street.
This is what happens when the government licenses extortion and calls it revenue collection.
The poor taxing the poorer. Nobody sent to jail. Nobody questioned.
That's Nigeria for you.
A discussion many aren't ready for: none of Tinubu, Obi, or Atiku are strangers to power. They are all former governors and vice presidents with public records. Expecting systemic change from the same recycled elite who built or enabled this system is pure self-deceit. 1/5
We call education a scam because of what it produces. If education is truly the key to development, why is Nigeria going backward under the leadership of "educated" fellows? PhDs, Masters, and degrees in governance, yet the country rots under their watch. 1/4 #ANigeriaView
Education without character and institutional accountability is useless. Our leaders are living proof that certificates don't equal wisdom or patriotism. Until we destroy this system that enables high-level theft and punishes the poor, we are just running in circles. 4/4
House agents, trade cartels, supply chain hoarders—greedy middlemen are choking Nigeria. They add zero value, inflate prices, and exploit the masses. It’s a daily reminder that this country is being ruined by leadership too ignorant to regulate internal extortion. #ANigeriaView
@instablog9ja Lagos that no longer stinks" is a vision, not a plan.
Every politician wants a better Lagos. The question is always HOW.
Show us the policy. Show us the budget. Show us the timeline.
Passion without specifics is just another campaign promise.
@khalipha__@gemma_ge81836@TrendfusionNG Lol.....No vex my bro.....I'm just trying to help ni make you no go they think NIN and SSN like IOS and android argument. That's how easy it has become not to be in the darkness for this big 2026. So embrace the new world.
@khalipha__@gemma_ge81836@TrendfusionNG NIN is a Nigerian-own identity number.
SSN na America own for tax and benefits.
Na two different countries, two different systems — both dey work for their people. One no pass one, if you are careless with any, you can get messed up with big time. Just for educational purpose ✌️
The hardship don too much for the average Nigerian, middleman go buy 10 naira and go wan sell for 500 naira.
And the ones causing it aren't strangers — they're us.
Our own greediness created the gap China just walked through.
#ANigeriaView#OTSTRADES
3 Chinese stores open in Lagos and suddenly Nigerian traders are protesting.
But where was this energy when tomatoes bought from farmers at ₦200 were being resold at ₦2,000?
I'm not pro-China on this. Long term the economic risk is real.
Jobs disappear. Money leaves Nigeria. Local businesses die.
But China didn't create the gap — Nigerian middlemen did.