Dear @Bybit_Official, @BybitHelpdesk, and @BybitAfrica.
After exhausting every effort to get my account reviewed and unbanned, I have decided to permanently delete my Bybit account today. It is becoming clear to everyone that your platform enables fraudulent P2P merchants to exploit users. It’s no surprise your P2P user base has reportedly dropped by nearly 40%. You are giving scammers a safe haven to cheat people, and eventually, you will have to answer to the authorities.
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There’s a lady who lives close to my farm. Her name is Ronke.
One day, I was leaving the farm and decided to give her a lift. We chatted briefly, and the following day, she heard I was around and came over to thank me. On another occasion, she brought me food at the farm. I appreciated the gesture and even complimented her cooking skills.
I don’t know whether she misunderstood my appreciation for something else, but she started bringing food almost every time I visited the farm. Eventually, I got tired of the food to the point that I started giving it to one of my staff.
Unknown to me, rumours had already started spreading around the community that Ronke and I were dating.
I only found out when someone greeted me outside. I couldn’t even recognise his face, but he insisted he knew me very well. Then he asked, “Oko Ronke(Ronke’s husband), how are you?”
Oko Ronke ke!
I asked what he meant, and he told me that’s what everyone in the community was calling me.
The next time I saw Ronke, I had to explain the rumours I was hearing and suggested that perhaps she needed to slow things down. To my greatest surprise, she said she thought we were already dating!
Dating ke! I quickly clarified that there was nothing of that sort between us.
And just like that, the food supply stopped. I was happy, thinking the rumours would eventually die down.
Until one of my staff asked me why Ronke had stopped bringing food to the farm. I told him I had asked her to stop.
The look on his face? He wasn’t happy at all.
Now, I am seeing this same lady from afar bringing food again, smiling from ear to ear!
God knows what this guy has been telling her behind my back because of food. 🙆🏻♂️
At this point, I think I need to investigate my own staff before this matter turns into a community wedding announcement!
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Life is interesting.
In 2008, Zacch applied to one of the IOCs (although he was already working in another MNC, P&G).
He didn't get in.
Now, 18 years later, CEOs of IOCs initiate visit and book appointment to come visit him in office as NRS chair.
If he had joined the IOC, he definitely won't have become CEO of an IOC by now.
I told $Xau yesterday that I will catch it. Here we are today despite the bank holiday.
Everything comes with patience and perseverance, once you understand this there's no limit to what you can achieve!
Happy Birthday, Dr. Bright Echefu!
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If you’re going through a difficult season in life, struggling financially, emotionally, professionally, or even trying to figure out your next move, understand that you are not alone.
Talk to someone. And when I say talk to someone, I don’t mean approach someone with an expectation that they must give you money…, wait first I’m going somewhere, don’t turn every conversation into a financial request. Sometimes, what you need most is not money but perspective, direction, sound advice, a different way of looking at a problem, or simply someone who can listen without judging you.
Somewhere in your circle, there is probably a confidant someone with sound judgment, experience, wisdom and the capacity to engage in meaningful conversations. Reach out to that person. Be honest about what you’re going through. Explain your challenges, your fears, your limitations and where you feel stuck. Don’t be afraid to be vulnerable.
However, remember something important, the person you’re approaching may also be dealing with battles you know nothing about. Nobody has life completely figured out. Having a successful career, running a business, occupying a leadership position or appearing financially comfortable does not mean someone is without personal struggles.
This is why you must learn to separate seeking counsel from seeking financial rescue.
Established people do not necessarily help by handing out money. More often than not, they offer ideas, connections, strategies, opportunities, experience and perspectives that can fundamentally change how you approach your circumstances.
A meaningful conversation with the right person can introduce you to an opportunity that money alone cannot buy. One thoughtful suggestion can save you years of making the wrong decisions. One professional connection can open a door you didn’t even know existed.
And sometimes, all you need is someone who can challenge your thinking, tell you an uncomfortable truth and help you see possibilities beyond your present difficulties.
Don’t make every relationship transactional. Don’t measure people’s willingness to help you by how much money they are willing to give. Learn to value intellectual generosity, mentorship, guidance and access to knowledge.
Of course, there is nothing wrong with asking for financial assistance when you genuinely need it. But don’t make financial assistance the only language through which you seek support.
Sometimes, the best thing you can receive from someone is not money in your account, but an idea in your head that changes the direction of your life.
Invest in yourself every single day.
Mentally: read, write, learn, observe, study.
Emotionally: reflect, forgive, meditate, sit in silence.
Daily: keep one promise to yourself before noon.
Nobody will ever care about you as much as you do. Act like the most important project you’ll ever manage, because you are.