Message from the Araba of Yoruba Land - Baba Ifayemi Elebuibon to the good people of Osun State as election beckons.
Aboruboye Baba.
Ogbo ato e;
Asure Iwori Wofun.
@kingkhone4real@Imranmuhdz I understand you... na everybody get wetin dey pain am, no worry Allah will give you the strength to gather your 200k to get your pending marriage over with. Pele my dear.
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“The picture today is that when you took office in 2023, the total value of stocks listed in Nigeria was just shy of N30 trillion. Today, Mr President, that figure is N160 trillion. By the end of this year – with the listing that we are seeing in our market – we expect that figure to rise to N230 trillion.”
“The second is the all-share index, which is the measure of growth and performance that we see. When you took office, Mr President, that figure was 52,000; today that figure is 244,000. As a matter of fact, when we reached 100,000, we didn’t know how to calculate it anymore because it is not something that we are used to seeing.”
-Temi Popoola, CEO Nigeria Stock Exchange (NGX)
"In 2023, when President Tinubu was declared the winner, Cardinal Onaiyekan said he would not recognize Mr. President. We told him that we have a President, and you cannot tell us we don't have a President. He is now starting the same thing that happened in 2023. We have no problem with you having your own candidates. You can have them, but don't run down other people's candidates." — Bishop Adegbite
Mustafa Chike-Obi, former Chairman of Fidelity Bank, tells the IMF to stop making devious recommendations to Nigeria.
He says IMF know better.
They recommended that Nigeria should further strengthen their currency to N1,100.
And to keep interest rates high at 30%. But this restricts the growth of Nigerian industries.
They also recommended Nigeria should introduce a fuel tax. But this will create more hardship.
Na other African content creators dy do PR for our legacy projects, you can never see such good news on Obident pages
Na infrastructure we go chop
How much be a bag of rice now😗