Remember the language you speak often becomes the one you get fluent in the most, always grab the opportunity to speak edo to foreigners who can hear not to say your fellow edo brethren, promote the language and reserve pidgin/English till when needed let our language go places
"Wizkid took Advantage of me. My beef with Wizkid was a disrespect. I'm a public figure and he is as well. We had an affair and he did this thing where he was like "I don't want us to go public, I don't want people to know'', you know,all that kind of stuff."
- Tiwa Savage
Those who care to watch
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I love how we are taking this ijaw matter serious their time in benin is numbered we are just looking for the governor that will
Have edo interest to tell them edo is not delta State where they can wake up and claim each other land
To invest in the NGX, you will need a licensed stockbroker.
You need a Bank Verification Number (BVN), valid government-issued ID (NIN, passport, driver’s license, or voter’s card), proof of address (utility bill or bank statement), and a recent passport photo
Then choose and open an account with a SEC-registered stockbroker
There are lots of Popular beginner-friendly options include apps like Trove, Chaka etc (low minimums starting from ₦1,000–₦10,000), or traditional ones like CardinalStone, Meristem, or Stanbic IBTC.
Most allow fully online signup with KYC verification (often 24–48 hours). Your broker will automatically open a CSCS account (Central Securities Clearing System) to hold your shares electronically in your name.
Now fund your brokerage account by transferring money from your Nigerian bank account to the brokerage account. Minimums are low (often ₦5,000+), and funding is usually instant
Research and buy stocks. Use your broker’s app or platform to search for stocks (e.g., MTNN, DANGCEM, VFD).
Review prices, place a buy order during trading hours (Mon–Fri, 9:30 AM–3:00 PM WAT, with a break), and confirm. It’s important you do it during trading hours
When the shares are bought, they are held in your CSCS account.
Key tips: Always verify the broker on the official NGX or SEC website. Start small, diversify, invest long-term, and research companies using NGX data, financial reports, or news sources.
Be aware of fees (broker commission is mostly around 1.2–1.8% + SEC levy). It’s important too.
Don’t overtrade (buy or sell) everyday . Fees can eat into your profit.
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“This Girl Stole Goods Worth Over ₦1.2 Billion From My Business. Just Look At What She Bought. Houses, Properties, Cars, And Other Valuable Items With The Proceeds.” ~ Woman Speaks After Arresting Her Staff And The Staff’s Boyfriend, Accusing Them Of Stealing Goods Worth Over ₦1.2 Billion. She Also Shared Videos Of Items She Claims Were Recovered From Different Locations Across Lagos. 👀🤦🏾♂️