Gloria

1 day ago

Ultimately, wealth isn't built by having the highest salary in the room. It's built by creating a gap between what you earn and what you spend, then putting that gap into productive assets consistently. Earn → Save → Invest → Compound. That's the part of the salary conversation I think deserves more attention.

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1 day ago

I wouldn't make this decision based on salary alone. I'd calculate total compensation, then ask one more question: Which job gives me the greater capacity to build wealth? ₦450k × 12 = ₦5.4m ₦250k × 13 + ₦1m rent = ₦4.25m + HMO The real game begins after the salary hits your account: Income , savings , investments , compounding.

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1 day ago

If you know Dr. Akinwumi Adesina beyond the title, you will understand why this man is different. The man standing beside Aliko Dangote is not just a former AfDB President. He is an Agricultural Economist who has spent decades thinking about one big question: How does Africa move from consuming to producing, and from dependence to self-sufficiency? First-Class Agricultural Economics graduate from the University of Ife. MSc and PhD from Purdue University. Former Nigerian Minister of Agriculture. 2017 World Food Prize Laureate. He later served as President of the African Development Bank from 2015–2025. But what stands out to me is not the titles. It is the consistency of the vision. Agriculture. Food security. African industries. Infrastructure. Access to capital. Private-sector investment. During his time at AfDB, the Bank’s capital base rose from $93 billion to $208 billion in 2019, while he championed the “High 5s” agenda for Africa. That is why I don't look at this picture and simply see Adesina standing beside Dangote. I see two Nigerians whose careers have, in very different ways, been connected to a bigger African conversation: Can Africa build enough capacity to feed, finance, manufacture and develop itself? That conversation is far bigger than one photograph. @akin_adesina

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3 days ago

@GilbertLak86879 6 MOST EFFICIENT NGX STOCKS IN 6 SECTORS ?

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3 days ago

@GilbertLak86879 One thing I’ve learned from studying PZ is to separate recurring earnings from one-off gains.

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3 days ago

@GilbertLak86879 how much came from the actual business and how much came from exceptional items?

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3 days ago

@GilbertLak86879 Make the stock market your friend.

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3 days ago

@GilbertLak86879 Yes ooo I resive it 🙏🙏

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@GilbertLak86879 how much came from the actual business and how much came from exceptional items?

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@GilbertLak86879 One thing I’ve learned from studying PZ is to separate recurring earnings from one-off gains.

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4 days ago

Dangote just gave investors something important to watch. 100% of our income is in dollars… you will collect your dividends in dollars. He also said investors will see the refinery’s 9-month figures before the IPO closes, noting that the refinery didn't operate much in January and February. As investors, the 9-month numbers may tell us more about the refinery's true earning power.

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3 days ago

A big PAT jump can look impressive, but as an investor I always ask: how much came from the actual business and how much came from exceptional items?

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3 days ago

@GilbertLak86879 @olumidecapital Tony Elumelu’s positive energy on 🇳🇬 economy is addictive

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4 days ago

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