@Ade_Dohyeen@Eli_lifthing66 The drive at the heart of generosity is more often than not, to "show-off", loudly or passively so. So, I would say the two sides were right in their judgement of his action as interpreted from their respective perspectives. This is the Yorubas' understanding of generosity...
@Iamivy05 The moment a man begins to eye his parents’ assets or inheritance as his lifeline, it’s a sign he has become remarkably unsuccessful. End of story.
I can speak to this. A friend underwent kidney stone surgery in Qatar some years back, involving a large multidisciplinary medical team. His out-of-pocket cost was just 2 Qatari Riyals (about ₦80 at the time). Healthcare in the Gulf is among the best globally.
An African man who got admitted in a Qatar hospital says he will never get well soon 😂 after describing the amenities in the hospital room and also the magnificent view from the hospital window.
Qatar’s main source of income is oil- just like Nigeria 😢
@FinPlanKaluAja1 Interesting take. Zoom out and say that again.
It’s no surprise that some researchers suggest Bitcoin is understood only at the extremes, of course by the very foolish or the intensely intelligent
@AtedoPeterside@JattoQudus You're indeed an icon Sir, a mentor, a thoroughbread. Without doubt, one of the finest of your era! May God Almighty continue to preserve you and yours Sir.
@ndekekwe In that sense, investor appetite is grounded not in price naivety, but in historical precedent and policy regularity. Those who invest in Bitcoin under the impression that you adduced are at best, sojourners per Michael Saylor. Peace out!
@ndekekwe particularly long-term M2 expansion, the thesis becomes less speculative and more empirical. Neutral assets such as Bitcoin are therefore not viewed as short-term hedges against volatility, but as structural responses to predictable monetary debasement over extended horizons. ...
@BukkyOA Thank God for His enduring mercies. Please reach out to your former lecturer and send him some money to show how grateful you are and that you haven’t forgotten his support.
@ProfitableMan1 Great analysis. Would be more nuanced to note that the "wash-sale" of Airtel would operate to adjust the stock cost basis, by the time you buy back at 20m. So you still get to pay the same tax if you sell upon price recovery to 100m. Bottomline - it's tax defferal, not avoidance
@youraveragejeet@hakeemwonders@ProfitableMan1 Yeah, I see your point, though, the figures regardless; the concept remains the same. Definitely not as simple as it reads plus the concept has other ramifications that the tweet did not surfaced.