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[D.B.A 🕊️ @_OrluFortune_]

I don't do broke boys 🚶

[NEXUS @cryptonicdoctor]

⏰ Less than 2 hours to go!

Our 5-Day Trading Bootcamp officially kicks off soon. Make sure you're present as we'll be covering practical trading strategies, market structure, and how to navigate the current market conditions effectively.

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This bootcamp features 5 different tutorial sessions designed to help you improve your trading skills and decision-making process.

Don't miss it. Be ready, be punctual, and come prepared to learn.

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See you there🚀

@CryptofxOG @IamKingDammy @0xmelissa19

[Man of Letters. @Letter_to_Jack]

Let me share a hack: If the locked phone is more than 3yrs old (from production date), you can easily unlock it without paying a kobo.

Go to the website of the carrier it’s locked on, look for “unlock device”, enter your IMEI, and wait for 72hours.

Your phone will be unlocked.

[Nandi 🤍💜🤍 @pallnandi]

Women reject broke men - Standards.
Men reject single moms - immature.
Women reject short men - Preference.
Men reject fat women - body shaming.
Women set boundaries - knows her worth.
Men set boundaries-Controlling.

It’s becomes hypocrisy when they only apply one way.

[Nas @Nas_tech_AI]

MY HUSBAND KEEPS PAYING FOR GMAIL STORAGE.

I told him to do this before.
He went from 14.9/15 GB to 6 GB in a single afternoon.

I hope this helps you ↓

[Unfiltered @quotesdaily100]

10 DIRTY NEGOTIATION MOVES THAT ALWAYS WIN:

1. Always let the other side speak their number first.
2. Stay completely silent after making your offer always.
3. Never show how much you want something ever.
4. Use the word fair and watch the room shift immediately.
5. Always be willing to walk away and mean it fully.
6. Ask for more than you want so you can give something back.
7. Repeat their last words as a question and wait silently.
8. Never negotiate when you are tired hungry or emotional.
9. Make the other side feel like they won something real.
10. Always get everything agreed in writing before you leave.

[Alusi @alusi_aku]

poor man pikin; imbe
rich man pikin; autism.

[Oku @oku_yungx]

OVERSHARING ON SOCIAL MEDIA: A DANGEROUS HABIT ‼️‼️👏

Most of you share far too many personal details on X without even realizing the risks.

https://t.co/2TRhdSvzIb have no business posting a picture of the exterior of your house.

https://t.co/YnisEB4JGs have no business snapping and posting your kids in uniform when their school badge is visible.

https://t.co/Zj5f5wTybx have no business sharing your boarding pass ✈️, especially the barcode area.

https://t.co/pFaAQCszyN have no business posting the building where you work.

https://t.co/NT4F3nRaAU shouldn’t be announcing where you’re going next unless you’re a celebrity.

6.Stop posting your live location in real time. share it after you’ve left.

7.Avoid showing street signs, house numbers, or landmarks near your home.

8.Don’t post your car plate number or documents with personal info visible.

https://t.co/iDWeVlOzmD careful with screenshots notifications and private details can be exposed.

10.Don’t reveal your daily routine (gym time, work hours, usual spots).

11.Avoid posting expensive items you own. It can make you a target.

12.Don’t overshare family issues or personal conflicts online.

https://t.co/PjVDlabekt mindful of what’s in the background of your photos.

14.Avoid posting travel plans before the trip. Post minutes when you are off if you must.

15.Don’t trust everyone who follows you. social media is public, not private.

Stay smart. Not everything needs to be online.

[folowosele adeboye @boye4christ2006]

SOME UNWRITTEN COMMUNICATION ETHICS

1. Return a call with a call
2. Return an SMS with an SMS
3. Do not call more than three times
4. Reply to a voice note with a voice note
5. Seek permission before making video calls
6. Send an SMS after three unanswered calls
7. Do not return SMS with a call or vice versa
8. Regularise sending WhatsApp messages rather than SMS
9. When you divert someone’s call, follow up with an SMS
10. Seek permission before sharing someone’s number with a third party
11. Send an SMS before calling someone who doesn’t have your contact
12. Unless necessary, allow a phone to ring unanswered instead of diverting the call
13. Calling someone earlier than 8am or later than 12am should only be for emergencies
14. Don’t put someone on a hands-free call without their permission

Just be fair and respond as if the person is standing right before you.

[Sir Dickson @Wizarab10]

This babe sent me a DM that she liked me. I decided to bill her to test her generosity. A real woman would send the money.

Last week, One sent me a DM. I didn't like her, so I billed her to send her away. When a man doesn't like you, he uses billing to chase you away.

[Crowther @Heis_Crowther]

Once a girl starts disturbing me,I use billing to chase her away.

[Àgbà John Doe @jon_d_doe]

Sometimes late last year, a wife falsely accused her husband of raping their daughter.

The society believed her immediately and condemned & humiliated the man, until he was proven innocent.

What happened to the wife?

Just last week, we saw another wife come out to falsely accuse her husband of domestic violence.

The society called the man a beast and condemned him. Not until the wife was proven guilty.

What happened to the wife?

This week, another unfolding story is about to go the same route as we all can see.

What will happen to her?

A few years ago, a young man called Izu, took his life after he was falsely accused of rape.

What happened to the woman?

How many times have we seen similar things play out over and over?

What happened to the women?

End.

[OBA OF P.H 👑 @obaofph01]

THINGS TO DO IMMEDIATELY AFTER BUYING LAND IN PORT HARCOURT

You’ve paid, collected documents, even snapped picture on the land. Now what?

1. Do a Deed of Assignment – It transfers ownership to you legally. Don't skip it.

2. Register your land – At the Land Registry. If it’s not registered, the law may not protect you.

3. Get your own survey done – Even if the seller shows you theirs. Be sure what you paid for.

4. Fence it, or at least mark it – That bush is someone else’s goldmine if left open.

5. Keep al your documents safe – Scan copies and keep originals secure. No go dey look for "photocopy" in 10 years.

Buy land like a future landlord, not a learner.

[King Dammy @IamKingDammy]

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[King Dammy @IamKingDammy]

I recently found out that a lot of traders do not know what Risk to reward ratio means.

Risk to reward isn’t fancy. It’s just a simple truth.

How much am I willing to lose if I’m wrong and how much do I stand to gain if I’m right.

If I risk $10k to make $30k then I already know the deal before I click buy. I lose ten if I’m wrong. I make thirty if I’m right. That’s a one to three. Clean. Honest. No emotions.

I started running the numbers on a small account. $1k. Nothing dramatic. Just reality.

I assumed something most people hate to admit. I’m not right all the time.

Let’s say I win only four trades out of ten. That’s a 40% win rate. Six losses. Four wins. Most traders hear that and panic. I used to too.

The sequence looks ugly. Loss. Loss. Win. Loss. Win. Loss. Loss. Win. Win. Loss.

It messes with your head if you don’t understand the math.

So I slowed down and looked at it properly.

Ten trades. $1k risked per trade. A fixed one to three risk to reward.

I lose six trades. That’s -$6k. Painful but controlled.

Then I win four trades. Each win pays $3k . That’s $12k back.

When the dust settles I’m up $6k

$6k in profit after being wrong more times than I was right.

That moment stuck with me.

Because it taught me something most people never learn. You don’t need to be right often. You need to be disciplined always.

From that six thousand you grow. Slowly. Patiently. You will experience drawdowns. You will doubt yourself. I still do. But the plan holds if you respect it. Fixed risk. Defined reward. No revenge trades. No oversized emotions.

You can risk less. You can risk more. That depends on your account and your risk management .

What matters is that you track everything. Journal the wins. Journal the losses. Study your mistakes in silence.

Trading isn’t about coming online to post before and after charts. It’s about staying alive long enough for the math to work in your favor.

That’s the part nobody talks about.

[King Dammy @IamKingDammy]

Trading mantra for all traders.

1. Don’t force trades.
If you’re bored, close the charts.

2. Wait for price to come to you.
Chasing always ends the same way.

3. Risk small.
Big risk doesn’t mean big confidence it means pressure.

4. If you’re confused, don’t trade.
Confusion is a signal, not a challenge.

5. One setup is enough.
You don’t need everything. You need consistency.

6. Losses are normal.
Panicking after one loss is how accounts die.

7. Stop checking the trade every minute.
That’s not monitoring that’s anxiety.

8. Don’t revenge trade.
The market didn’t offend you. You offended your plan.

9. Trade less than you want to.
Most people trade too much, not too little.

10. Write down what you did wrong.
Memory lies. Notes don’t.

11. If you wouldn’t take the trade twice, don’t take it once.

12. Respect time.
Some days are for waiting, not winning.

13. Protect your capital first.
Profits come later.

14. Stop copying random traders.
What works for them might ruin you.

15. Stick to your rules even when it’s boring.
Boring is where money is made.

16. Missed trades don’t matter.
Blown accounts do.

17. Don’t trade with money you’re scared to lose.
Fear shows up in every decision.

18. Review your week, not just your wins.

19. Be patient.
The market will still be here tomorrow.

[Slim @onu_slim]

Hello @PayPal, you judged us bad. So we don’t want you to be honest.

For years, you looked at Nigerians and saw risk instead of value.
You limited accounts, froze funds, closed doors, and never bothered to properly engage or understand the market you were rejecting.

Now suddenly, you want to “re enter” and be taken seriously.
But trust doesn’t reset just because your strategy failed elsewhere.

Nigeria didn’t stop building because you walked away.
We adapted. We innovated. We moved on.

We now have platforms like @chippercashapp that actually understands African users and builds with them in mind.
We have @greyfinance creating solutions for global payments without treating users like suspects.
We have @cardtonic enabling seamless digital transactions and gift card economies without discrimination.

While you were busy profiling, local and Africa focused platforms were busy solving real problems.
They studied the terrain, absorbed the risk and earned trust the hard way.

You didn’t just reject Nigerians.
You underestimated our ability to build alternatives.

So no, this isn’t about nationalism or emotions. It’s about consequences.

Markets reward those who commit, not those who hesitate and return only when it’s convenient.
Loyalty flows to platforms that stood their ground when things were uncertain.

Nigeria is no longer begging for access. We are choosing who deserves relevance.

You judged us bad.
We judged you unnecessary.

[Vivian Chikaodi @ChikaodiVivian]

I’m active.

Send in your orders.
Leave carbonated drinks behind, you’re getting older.
Make healthy lifestyle your priority.

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[Alusi @alusi_aku]

when you touch good amount of money, asides from personal investment(s), try as much as possible to start up a thing or two for your parent(s), provided you trust them to be financially accountable.

in the past, my mom has been able to assist me immensely when i made a couple of bad financial mistake and was down bad, all from a side business i started for her.

fast forwarded to today, i am on the verge of opening a third for her, not because I intend making further financial mistakes but because i know that if push comes to shove a second time, she will be there once again.

[Arojinle @arojinle1]

Please stop asking people when they'll get married or have children. You never know what someone is quietly going through.

Some women live with vaginal agenesis (a condition where the vagina doesn't fully develop or has no opening), known as lákíríboto in Yorùbá. Some men have aphallia (congenital absence of the penis). These are rare but real, and most people stay silent because of the heavy stigma and potential mockery ("cruise").

Yet they are our brothers and sisters. We work, laugh, and live among them every day.

May our society grow kinder toward those whose bodies aren't considered "usual."