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[BONARIO NNAGS @bonario89]

Some months ago they attacked @alexottiofr for giving security agents in the state Toyota patrol vehicle instead of Innoson. The attack was so much that the Deputy Chief of staff to the state Governor @Nedunaija and Innoson had to respond.
Today as promised, they have taken delivery of Innoson patrol vehicles.
This governance thing is not rocket science or signing memorandum of misunderstanding.
If you don’t have it, you don’t have it.

[Ayo Sogunro @ayosogunro]

This guy on radio just said that the only thing Nigerian public officials like to do is to complain that people are complaining about them and it just perfectly sums up the tragic state of our leadership.

[Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1]

May 2022

The Accountant General of the Federation arrested for stealing N80b

Eighty billion!!

This gentleman is a Nigerian and still in Nigeria

Todays date is March 2024

[Anambra 1st son @UchePOkoye]

Your 10 years of 247 power is inconsequential as it is not productive and adds zero value to the economy.
How many businesses or companies have relocated to Bonny due to the constant light?

NNLG gives Bonny Island free power because they generate more than they need for free.

Aba is a productive town, with millions of people working for their money adding value to the entire sub-Saharan Africa with their skills.

I do not expect anything good from an APC supporter.

[dafe. @ProbablyDafe]

YOU DO NOT DETAIN PEOPLE BEFORE ESTABLISHING CRIMINALITY!

Our Senate can summon them if the Nigerian state has questions! Then ban them if you find culpability. You are not North Korea.

The how is as important as the why. No wonder our foreign diplomatic relations is shit.

[Ben the Seer @MikaelCBernard]

The arrest of these Binance execs is a ploy by the Agbado regime to win some cheap propaganda points.

In a couple of days, they’d release the Binance execs, claim that Binance has handed them their entire database and has promised to open office in Nigeria, pay taxes, bla bla bla.

Listen, even if the Agbado regime gets their hands on 7 years of Binance trading data, they lack to talent to utilize it. These guys can’t even use NIN and phone registration data properly, talk more of billions of trading data for 7 years.

The only reason the Agbado regime is after crypto, is because they want to be the only ones providing price discovery. They want to manipulate Nigerians into selling dollars via the banking system, and at a rate preset by the Agbado regime. That’s all they’re after.

Binance removing P2P is already victory for them. The remaining requests are just something for media.

I can bet you that those execs would be lodged in a 5 star hotel, eating fufu and carrying baddies. They no born Agbado regime well to hold them for that 12 days. All na wash.

They won’t get anything from Binance. They know that already, but anything to deceive their gullible supporters

[🧸🌹 @TheEsiriVin]

Good evening everyone, please this guy (bolt driver) by name umeh kalu below robbed an acquaintance. He pulled a gun on her, took all her valuables, documents, phone and more

Please RT and be wary

[Alhaji @yeankhar]

I joined the peak fooling then and I’ve paid for it dearly.

[Sam @ilynem]

This is how the average non-Obidients thinks. He’s suffering but thinks he’s punishing us by not voting Obi 😂😂😂

[Chim-Nedum @EduWaltzChuka]

@_thehakym @TooSiQ @Ro77ay From an official source or you just assuming?

[Bros Iwi @TooSiQ]

Before they come and tell you lies, this handle highlights why Binance had legal issues in other countries.

- Violation of anti-money laundering law.
- Operating without safeguards.
- Failing to maintain proper KYC.
- Potential use for fraud and money laundering.

Need I add that due process was followed and nobody was arrested and had their passports seized.

On no occasion were they accused of economic sabotage.

Nobody has been able to state clearly what law they have broken in Nigeria. A presidential spokesperson was on national television saying "We were told".

Take note...

[FitMedic @FEMMY466]

Nigeria is a very funny country cos why is the bank that gave me BVN asking me to link my BVN to my account? You gave it to me. And I have written that BVN at every single bank account I have opened since but I still have to link it to each one 🙂🙃

[Baron Chymaker.𝛑 @chymaker]

Chief Communication Strategist of the Presidency, posted Fake News

😂😂😂😂😂

[Ben the Seer @MikaelCBernard]

If anybody can show me one Nigerian kidnapper that requested ransom via Binance, I’d deactivate.

The customs guys that stole billions of naira, the money was sent to their bank, not their Binance.

The prayers sent to National Assembly, are sent via banks.

The dollars that Governor was packing into his pockets, did not pass through Binance.

The police that extort people, do so via the banking system.

There’s not a single evidence of a corruption case or kidnapping in Nigeria, where the funds weren’t moved in cash or via bank/POS.

There’s no right thinking criminal that will take his loot via Binance. They’d loot in cash or even to their bank account.

Kidnappers have been carrying bags of cash and nobody has caught them. You think those kidnappers are doing P2P in cash?

Ndi Mgbu.

Whenever you’re tired of this charade, you put those guys on first class and send them home, then face the business of governance.

Government of propaganda, lies and deceit

[Anambra 1st son @UchePOkoye]

The attack on businesses owned by other ethnic nationalities is coordinated by Ronu Rascals in Government.

I hope you remember this in the future.

First, it was the BDC populated by the Northerners. Now on trade and commerce.

This will not save this government from collapsing this country.

We will document and remind you tomorrow.

First to do no dey pain.

[Morris Monye @Morris_Monye]

Looooool I know Nigerian Politicians inside out!

[Hydra @XBrianDennis]

P2P became popular in February 2021 when Nigerian Banks were banned from facilitating crypto transactions.

A lot of people don’t know that before then, if you wanted to buy USDT, you would buy it at the official rate from your bank card and if you wanted to withdraw from Binance, the official rate equivalent of your money would be sent to your bank account.

Emefiele in his arrogance stopped that easy and transparent process. What followed was P2P.

That was how P2P became very popular. People could now buy and sell at a higher price than the official rate.

The naira crash started from there. CBN and Emefiele created the digital black market.

To fix this, things must go back the way they were.

Allow people to buy with their naira cards on Binance as it used to be. No one would pay N100 more for USDT that they can get at a lower price with their cards.

You will eliminate the black market with that move and only those who use crypto for illegal purposes will be afraid of buying with their cards.

And this number is largely insignificant to the number of people who use it for legit purposes.

If you want to end P2P which is the digital forex black market, revert the Emefiele policy of February 2021.

Physical dollar may be scarce in Nigeria but USDT is in excess supply. There is no scarcity on that but USDT is pegged to USD. And if the price of physical dollars in the physical black market is determined by the price of USDT in the blockchain then we expect the naira value to keep rising once naira cards can access this huge supply of USDT.

Emefiele created the P2P market and drove up the price of USDT in Nigeria which also drove up the price of USD.

I’m available to consult for policy direction to Mr Yemi Cardoso if he needs me. 😌😌😌