The worst thing you'll do as a poor Nigerian is to steal & other poor Nigerians catch you.
Different styles dey na you never thief.
I tried so hard not to laugh until he hit that high note. 😭😂
This is William Bellingham.
He is Jude Bellingham's grandfather.
Here is William in 1987 in one of UK's toughest TV quiz show:
“Mastermind”.
He was very important in the life of Jude growing up but he sadly died just before Jude’s first game for England. https://t.co/QVRehGx6sp
If Thomas Tuchel, the #England manager, loves himself, he better not read any newspapers, watch TV or listen to the radio for the next few days. He’s going to be slaughtered. And deservedly so. He is totally at fault for the loss to #Argentina
Heårtbreaking final video of a Nigerian nursing student, Favour, recounting how she was r@ped by a 44-year-old popular Asaba-based content creator, Odogwu Asaba, before she reportedly di€d by su|c|de.
According to Favour in the video, she contacted him after watching his post about teaching people how to make money on social media. She said she explained that she had no one to support her financially and was struggling to pay for her education. She also claimed she told him about another man who had invited her to Abuja to help her, but she refused because she was not willing to exchange s£x for financial assistance and preferred to work hard instead.
Favour alleged that after hearing her story, Odogwu Asaba invited her to Asaba and asked her to meet him at a hotel. She said she initially believed he would not assault her because he was a popular content creator and would fear being called out on social media. However, she alleged that after they entered the room, he forcefully r@ped her despite her repeated pleas and after she told him she was a virgin. She further alleged that he later said he was happy he did it.
She also claimed that after the alleged ass@ult, Odogwu Asaba told her there was nothing she could do because he was influential in Delta State.
The Ondo chart says one thing; the last seven days say the opposite. Only one of them is telling the truth.
The claim was never that the token pumps next quarter.
The claim was that tokenised securities become US market infrastructure, and that one company was building the compliant rails before the rules existed.
Now check the record.
The SEC described a custodial model for tokenised securities in January.
Ondo shipped the first production deployment of it in under six months, tokenising BlackRock's S&P 500 ETF and Micron stock inside the US regulatory perimeter.
Broadridge, the firm running shareholder voting for most of Wall Street, now delivers proxy voting to Ondo token holders.
430+ tokenised assets, $18 billion in cumulative volume, 70% market share, and the only 24/7 minting and redemption in the sector.
Yes, the unlocks are real. Supply grows 35% over the next year, and the chart reflects it. I have never hidden that.
But unlock pressure is scheduled, public, and finite.
A regulatory moat built inside the DTCC working group and the SEC's own framework is none of those things.
The token is on the market's clock.
The business is on the regulator's clock.
I know which one I am positioned on.
The people who understood this before will not need to explain themselves later.
The SEC Chair just described Ondo Finance's entire business model as national policy.
Tokenised stocks, treasuries onchain, global markets settling on blockchain rails.
Ondo built all of it before the rules existed. Now the innovation exemption for tokenised securities is being drafted to legalise exactly that.
One is in the DTCC working group writing the standards. Everyone else is watching the speech.
The people who read the docs always buy before the people who read the price.
@OndoFinance $ONDO