Respect , mentorship and gratitude , Big Congratulations Smiler ❤️ 🎊 🚗 Gle isn’t small .. I keep telling you all Trading isn’t about getting rich overnight. It’s about mastering discipline, controlling emotions, and showing up every day even when the market is against you.
Learn the skill first. The profits will follow. 📈
My wife sat me down last month.
I had just closed my best trading week of the year.
$18,000 in 3 sessions.
She said
“I need you to get a job.”“A real one.”“Something with a title and a schedule and somewhere to be.”
I showed her the trading account.
She looked at it for 4 seconds.
Then said:
“I do not care about the money.”“You play PlayStation until 4pm.”“My friends ask what you do and I do not know what to say.”“You have no structure. No colleagues. No office. Nothing.”“It feels like living with someone who gave up.”
$300,000 to $500,000 a year.
2 to 3 hours of actual work.
And the woman who knows me best looks at me like I am her unemployed husband who refuses to get a job.
The market rewards results.
The people around you reward the appearance of effort.
Those two things are not always compatible.
Big News! 🇳🇬⚽️
I’m proud to announce that seven talented young Nigerian footballers have officially departed for Europe to begin the next chapter of their football careers.
These exceptional players earned this opportunity through a scouting programme organized by my Academy Refining Football Academy, Kaduna State.
The selected players are:
• 2 players from Simoben FA (Kaduna State)
• 1 player from Croc City FC (Kaduna State)
• 1 player from Azhuba FC (Kano State)
• 3 players from Refining Football Academy (Kaduna State)
Destinations:
🇷🇴 Five players to Romania
🇱🇻 One player to Latvia
🇸🇰 One player to Slovakia
In addition, another player from Refining Football Academy recently departed for Croatia 🇭🇷 to continue his football journey.
This is a proud moment and another reminder that talent, when given the right platform, can reach the global stage.
A special appreciation to me and other members of Refining Football Academy for creating these life-changing opportunities and believing in the dreams of these young players.
Wishing every one of them safe travels, success, and outstanding careers in Europe. Make Nigeria proud! 🇳🇬❤️⚽️
I tell una say Odumeje know wetin he dey do!
Dude quoted more than 10 scriptures on the spot.
Baba used social media very well.
Some will go to his church to laugh, and will meet their greatest shock.
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Today makes it exactly 2 years since I got to Nigeria and got the shock of my life. A childhood schoolmate and friend who I had trusted, and sent home over 300 Million Naira for an Agro Palm Estate Project, was not who I thought he was.
2 years later the dude is yet to reach out and offer an honest apology, and I am here wondering how much more damage others like me who trust people back home to help build our dreams, while we suffer and send money home from the diaspora, have gone through.
I had good intentions investing back home. That is why I committed over $2.8M over the past few years to set up several businesses that have all turned out a waste. Looking back now, I regret not investing my money in the country where I live.
Recently I came to my senses and realised that taking money from a stable economy like the USA, Canada, or UK to invest it in an unstable economy is the mistake many of us in the African diaspora have been making for years. It has crippled many of us and made it hard to build lasting wealth.
But there is a better way. The Diaspora Wealth Builders Community way, where we advocate that you invest and build wealth in the country you live in, and when you are truly ready to retire home to Africa, you take a part of it and go invest there, where you can be present to monitor it.
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From Islam to Catholic Priesthood: The Inspiring Story of Fr. Idris Moses Gwanube
Fr. Idris Moses Gwanube (also known as Fr. Moses Idris), a Nigerian from a staunch Muslim family in Mararraba (Maraba), Taraba State, Northeast Nigeria, converted to Catholicism as a teenager.
Born into a polygamous Muslim family (his father is a Muslim cleric), he worked as a bread hawker near a Catholic church. At around age 14 (starting in December 2004), he began attending church services, fell in love with the liturgy and hymns, and became a catechumen.
His conversion came at a heavy personal cost:
- He was repeatedly beaten by his older brothers each time he returned from church.
- He faced rejection from family and friends.
- He was expelled from home.
- His former Muslim community issued threats and even an arrest warrant against him.
Despite the persecution, Fr. Gwanube persevered. He entered the seminary, studied philosophy and theology at St. Augustine’s Major Seminary in Jos, served a pastoral year, and was ordained a deacon on July 18, 2021.
On February 25, 2022, he was ordained a Catholic priest by Bishop Charles Michael Hammawa at Our Lady Queen of Peace Cathedral in Jalingo, Taraba State, alongside five others. His Muslim parents attended the ceremony — a powerful sign of reconciliation.
He later served as Assistant Parish Priest at Holy Family Catholic Parish in Takum, Jalingo Diocese. His journey is a powerful testimony of faith, resilience, and God’s providence amid religious tensions in Nigeria.
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A total number of 47 Catholic bishops from the different dioceses in Nigeria were present at Holy Cross Cathedral today to celebrate Cardinal Okogie.
The Cardinal truly deserves to be celebrated. A couragee, hardworking, and selfless pastor.
Here is the lady from the Joy Soap advert in the 1980s and 90s, radiant, admired, and unforgettable, yet now aged and transformed, looking completely different.
Her story whispers a timeless truth: beauty fades, applause dies, and nothing lasts forever, but the seeds of kindness, character, and legacy are what truly endure.