Abbas A.

wordie...

[Abbas A. @uniquely_abbas]

@oku_yungx But seems like they make more money teaching FOREX than doing the FOREX itself, cos i don't get

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[Abbas A. @uniquely_abbas]

@Harsa_Dash interested

[Abbas A. @uniquely_abbas]

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[Abbas A. @uniquely_abbas]

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[Abbas A. @uniquely_abbas]

@kennyninobrown @DanielRegha When most and always appear in one sentence, there's a problem. You sure what you're saying?

[Abbas A. @uniquely_abbas]

As a matter of fact, we all have roles to play. To be patroitic and to patronize local products.

Perhaps one day in a future not to far, things go soft for all of us

[Abbas A. @uniquely_abbas]

It worked so well when oil sold for 100+ dollars a barrel.

There was so much money. So much that even when there were leakages and theft on the pipelines, we ignored them.

Who wants to go after 10 billion when there's 10 trillion stashed somewhere?

[Abbas A. @uniquely_abbas]

Ban Binance all you can, it won't solve nothing.
Ban abokifx, it won't solve nothing.
Float the Naira all you can, it won't solve it.

What do we do?

What we ought to have done in 1980, 1990, 2000... Boost local production in the country.

[Abbas A. @uniquely_abbas]

You're fighting a century-long decadence with short-term myopic blows.

One thing we all should understand is that Naira did not get to this point overnight. It started in 1970 when we abandoned everything we got and decided to face oil full-time.

It worked for a while.

[Abbas A. @uniquely_abbas]

I don't like the fact that 1 USD has been trending on Twitter for the past one week straight.

It shows how economically broken we are as a nation.

And our leaders have been formulating a series of policies to fight back.

Sorry, you can't. It won't work.

[Abbas A. @uniquely_abbas]

@Faridatu001 Men move on faster. Then return. And the woman? It takes time, but never to return