and it's on portal. Who am I to believe Nigerians ? 🤔
ACC NAME : AKINWUMI ABDULAHI TUNDE.
ACC NO : 0612684686
BANK: GTBank
I did nt request for loan
No disbursement of such money to my account
No Loan agreement signed.@fccpcnigeria@cenbank@officialEFCC@gtbank_help@gtbank
You live in Ikorodu and work in VI.
You leave home at 4am. to beat traffic and get to work at 6am.
You don't get home till 10 pm, eat sleep and repeat.
Then you use Saturday to run errands
Sunday, you spend half the day in church.
By the time you get home, eat, and rest, you are getting ready for work on Monday.
This is one of the reasons most people wake up every morning angry at their job.
But they still use the income from that job to fund the same lifestyle that keeps them stuck.
A 9-5 is not meant to be your forever plan.
It’s meant to be your capital source.
It gives you:
• predictable income
• access to credit (if used wisely)
• stability while you build skills
• room to make mistakes without starving
The mistake is spending 100% of your salary as if this job is guaranteed forever.
Smart people do something different.
They use their 9-5 to:
• pay their bills without panic
• fund a side skill or business quietly
• build an emergency buffer
• invest consistently, even if small
• buy time to think long term
Your exit doesn’t start the day you resign.
It starts the day your salary stops controlling your choices.
Use your job to buy freedom, not comfort.
Let the salary fund:
• learning
• experiments
• small investments
• a cushion for risk
When your side income can carry your basic life, the job loses its power over you.
That’s what an exit really is.
Not quitting in anger.
But walking away in control.
If you’re still employed, you’re not late.
You’re funded.
The question is simple:
Is your 9-5 financing your future, or just maintaining your present?
Why this speaker voice dey shake like this?
But this DJ sef wicked
😂
Queens in the mud o!!!
UI to the World
E no easy to come from UI
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