jay.🇳🇬Haroun📉📈

FxTrader📊I buy/sell candle. Ig

[gaangbaanger🌈💗ྀི🇨🇼🇬🇭 @6ixofwandz]

Children of the VERY average Nigerian used to have birthday celebrations. The parents would rent canopies, cook and invite djs. There used to be parties and the entire neighborhood would gather to celebrate w the child. I don’t hear birthday music anymore. There’s nothing left

[DAVID 📊 @TRADEWITH_DAVID]

Not only was my payout rejected but I got my account breached for so called “CID MATCH”

I’ve never shared my login credentials and would never do such a thing, I am a good trader and I take my trades my self , I never copy traded , I was doing only 1:2.5rr on this account, I never risked up to 1% , i followed the rules fluently

Please see to this and pay me @seanbaint
Not to mention I am also and affiliate and has been promoting this firm, this is not looking good at all

[Frances 'Cassandra' Coppola @Frances_Coppola]

A deeply sick society.

[Asjad @notasjad]

An urgent yet a small request:
A Sudanese student is at risk of missing her final exams and risk not graduating because she is unable to pay her exams fees.

[jay.🇳🇬Haroun📉📈 @Jay17fx]

@Zbabankumbo I don’t rate these idiots from day 1 ….

[Slim @onu_slim]

Please take time to read this

The IMF just said the naira is still undervalued by 25.6%. Let me break this down with actual mathematics so nobody can tell you this is opinion.

The IMF says based on Nigeria’s economic fundamentals, the naira should be trading at N1,131 to the dollar. The official rate today is N1,356 to the dollar. The difference is N225 per dollar. That is not a small gap, it is a 19.9% overcharge on every single dollar transaction happening in Nigeria right now.

Let me show you what that costs real people.

A Nigerian parent paying university fees abroad of $10,000 per year is paying N13,560,000 at today’s rate. At the rate the IMF says the naira should be, that same $10,000 costs N11,310,000. That parent is losing N2,250,000 every year purely because the naira is still undervalued. That is capital that should be staying in a Nigerian household.

A business importing raw materials worth $50,000 per shipment is paying N67,800,000 at today’s rate. At the correct fundamental rate it should cost N56,550,000. The business is absorbing an extra N11,250,000 per shipment that it did not earn and cannot recover except by raising prices on you, the Nigerian consumer. That cost does not disappear. It transfers.

Now look at the bigger picture.

Nigeria’s total merchandise imports in 2024 were approximately $27 billion. At the current undervalued rate versus where the naira should be, that N225 gap per dollar means Nigerian importers collectively overpaid by roughly N6.075 trillion in a single year. That excess cost did not go to Nigerian workers or Nigerian businesses. It evaporated into exchange rate distortion while the CBN defended the rate with reserves instead of fixing the fundamentals.

Now this is the part that should make you angry.

The REER appreciated 32% in 2025. That sounds like progress. But the NEER, the actual exchange rate you see on your screen, depreciated by 5.2% in the same period. How do both happen at the same time? Because domestic inflation was running so hot that even a weakening naira looked stronger against equally weakening trading partner currencies. Nigeria did not get stronger. Everything got more expensive together and the statistics smoothed it over.

Tinubu floated the naira in 2023. Nigerians absorbed the devaluation shock. Petrol prices rose. Cost of living rose. Businesses collapsed. The promise was that the market would correct and the naira would find its true value. Three years later the IMF is saying the naira is still 25.6 percent below fair value. Nigerians paid the full price of the adjustment and received less than three quarters of the correction.

You were charged for a full surgery. The doctor only completed 74.4 percent of the operation. And he is asking for more time.

[Zarah @Zbabankumbo]

This video needs to go viral please until it reaches every government official responsible for protecting these communities. Mothers are crying because their children, including breastfeeding babies, were abducted from their homes. Their pain cannot continue to be ignored.

Many people are even saying they miss the days of Nasir El-Rufai because they feel the government responded more firmly to security challenges.

yet the so called PR warriors of @ubasanius are nowhere to be found. When it’s time to promote politicians, they never sleep. When innocent lives are destroyed, they suddenly lose their voices. Shame on you guys wallahi!

The Kaduna State Governor @ubasanius needs to see this and act. The victims deserve justice, the families deserve answers, and these children deserve to be brought home. #BringBackOurChildren #Kaduna

[Mohammed El-Kurd @m7mdkurd]

Zionism is a death cult

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

An excerpt from my post-premiere press conference in Dar es Salaam where I spoke very plainly and frankly to my colleagues on the other side of the continent.

My message as always: Be utterly unapologetic about being African and backing Africa's agenda.

[Anti-Rubbish @anti_rubbish]

So after war, na 75 naira una reduce. During war, prices leaped from 800 to 1400. Na thunder go fire every single APC supporter.

[Nedu_🔥 @Hhonor_]

I believe this is too extreme, but how does an arms courier receive the death penalty, while terrorists who massacre innocent people daily are rehabilitated and reintegrated into society?

Make it make sense.

[sc @sxdiqcarter_]

You baboons are in the qts talking about “marry a rich partner” or “don’t give birth if you’re not financially ready,” when the real blame should be on the useless government that has failed to provide basic, humane healthcare.

[SALAHUDDEEN ⁉️ @GS_ARDO]

Mallam Nasiru El-Rufai will remain in detention till eternity, Insha Allah. Write it down, screenshot this tweet, bookmark it. His political career is officially over.

[EVILFX @EdgedGambling]

7 days of complete silence from @GoatFunded @EdwardXLreal

I've spent over $4,000 with GFT, and my first payout remains pending with no meaningful update. I chose GFT for its sustainability and rules, but this experience is deeply disappointing.

@imitini @HafeezGFT @GFTSupport

[Babangida @iambabangida_]

I know they are not your relatives but speak up for them.

[aisha(mrs)🇵🇸 @intaa_0]

“Siyasan Kano sai kano” but one man has been governor, made his right hand man governor before the fallout, made his son in law governor and is about to make his own son deputy governor 💀💀💀💀
Siyasa una

[jay.🇳🇬Haroun📉📈 @Jay17fx]

@NaseerAjumawa Because they’re

[Anti Tinubu @AntiTinubu]

Kidney failure wanted to consume him but Okwuluora said no, and used his page to raise money for transplant for him. Transplant done and now he is hale and hearty.
Okwuluora, the youngest philanthropist in Igbo land now. 💕

[𝐻ussainmk. @hussainimk]

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Salam, this is Mathew Ogun wale. He’s facing a critical medical condition that requires the amputation of his leg to save his life. He unfortunately got hit by a stray bullet.

We are humbly appealing for your support. No amount is too small every donation brings him one step closer to receiving the urgent treatment he needs.
They need 500k for the amputation. They already have 200k. Please rt or donate if you have the means.

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Zenith bank
Hussaini
D: Mathew

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

Beyond the fact that SpaceX's IPO is a Ponzi scheme, you need to see where Elon’s wealth is coming from. The fake trillionaire is robbing Africa and using the money to promote racial violence.