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[Toby @TomolaGroup]

Finance careers explained simply

1. Investment banking. You help companies raise money or buy other companies. Think of the people behind big deals like the Dangote IPO. The pay is high, but the hours are brutal.

2. Corporate finance. You manage the money inside one company, like budgets, costs and big spending decisions. Steadier hours and solid growth.

3. Asset management. You grow other people's money through mutual funds, pensions and portfolios. Stable, well paid, and in demand as more Nigerians start investing.

4. Private equity. You buy stakes in companies, help them grow and sell later for a profit. Very high earning potential, but hard to break into.

5. Risk management. You spot money problems before they blow up. Banks and big companies always need these people.

Which one would you pick?

[Michael Adewuyi @moyo54]

Today I turn 43.

My first salary was ₦60,000 a month. I lived on half and invested for my future.

Over 20 years later, my portfolio can fund my family’s lifestyle if needed.

To the young person making financial projections and wondering, “Can this really happen?”

Let me share my journey. A thread…

[Job Connect @OkahCaleb]

2026 Graduate Internship Program at SCIDaR

Benefits:
- Competitive salary
- Access to continuous learning & development
- Collaborative workplace where talented, driven individuals

Qualifications: BA/BSC/HND

📍Lagos, Abuja | Nigeria

Deadline: Not Specified

Guide to apply 👇

[Job Connect @OkahCaleb]

Latest Vacancies at Ardova Plc – Forte Oil

Benefits:
-Competitive Salary
-Career Growth
-Experience in Oil and Gas sector

📍All States | Nigeria

📌 OND-BA/BSC/HND

Deadline: Not Specified

Kindly retweet and share to others interested

Guide to apply 👇

[Job Connect @OkahCaleb]

2026 Graduate Programme at Emerson Nigeria (Hybrid)

Qualifications: BA/BSC/HND

📍Lagos | Nigeria

Deadline: Not Specified

Kindly share to someone who needs to apply.

Guide to apply 👇

[RecruitmentPQ @RecruitmentPq]

APM Terminals Internship Programme 2026 is OPEN

Requirements:
- Currently serving with NYSC and posted to an eligible state
- Bachelor's degree or HND in any relevant discipline
- Willing to work in an on-site port and terminal operations environment
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[Ahmed Au @Ahmedumar___]

Please, someone should help me with tissue. Let me clean my tears. 😭😭💔

[Yusleem📊 @Usouph_leemahn]

@Farouk_Mokwa @woye1 @KashimSM No dey mind this woye guy oooo.
The man lie more than his tongue, this year alone FEC approved reconstruction of one lane along minna- suleja and Maje-dikko Road, but to my surprise there is no any sign of a tractor on that road.

All the fed-road in Niger state ar dilapidated

[Tuchel @Officially_Kriz]

Opay has filed for an IPO to list in the US.

Anywhere they go, we'll follow. We can buy US IPO from Nigeria right 😁

[Syahir @syahir]

Singapore's PM on Singapore's high cost of living.

"...you cannot ask for high income and low prices."

[Mohammed Jammal @whitenigerian]

I honestly agree with her!! What are your thoughts about this?

[Dabanne @That_Faysal]

Here is the extracted text from the notice:

PUBLIC NOTICE

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS

NIMASA NATIONAL INNOVATION HACKATHON 2026

Under the NIMASA Blue Economy Accelerator Programme (NIMASA-BEAP)

1. Background and Policy Alignment

The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), in furtherance of its statutory mandate for maritime safety, security, capacity development and industry promotion, hereby invites applications from eligible Nigerians to the National Innovation Hackathon, a flagship activation of the NIMASA Blue Economy Accelerator Programme (NIMASA-BEAP).

NIMASA-BEAP is a national innovation-to-market pipeline designed to identify, develop and connect high-potential solutions to the challenges and opportunities of Nigeria's maritime and blue economy.

2. The Hackathon – and What Follows It

The National Innovation Hackathon is a nationwide, challenge-based competition taking place from 8th to 10th December 2026.

The selected 13 maritime and blue-economy tracks will feed into the NIMASA-BEAP Accelerator, a structured 12-week venture-development programme beginning January 2027, followed by a National Demo Day in April 2027.

3. Who May Apply

The call is open to all persons in Nigeria aged 18 to 40, without discrimination on gender, ethnicity, religion, educational background or disability.

Applicants may be students, graduates, researchers, developers, engineers, artisans or entrepreneurs, and may apply as individuals or in teams.

4. The 13 Innovation Tracks

1. Maritime Technology & Logistics

2. Maritime Safety, Surveillance & Security

3. Green Shipping & Vessel Decarbonisation

4. Seafarer Welfare & Workforce Technology

5. Coastal & Artisanal Fishing Value Chain

6. Ocean Data & Analytics

7. Port Digitisation & Smart Port Solutions

8. Marine Biotechnology

9. Marine Waste Management & Blue Circular Economy

10. Nature-Based Coastal Defence Solutions

11. Marine Tourism & Coastal Recreation

12. Aquaculture & Sustainable Fisheries

13. Deep-Sea Mining Technologies & Research

5. Selection Process and Criteria

Applications will be screened for eligibility and scored against published criteria by an independent panel of technical, industry and innovation experts.

Evaluation criteria comprise relevance to the marine and blue economy, innovation, feasibility, scalability, commercial potential, impact and team capacity.

6. What Successful Participants Stand to Gain

Progression to the 12-week NIMASA-BEAP Accelerator (January–April 2027) for qualifying ventures.

Structured mentorship from maritime industry experts and seasoned entrepreneurs.

Recognised certification and national visibility.

Engagement with investors, industry partners and potential customers at Demo Day.

Pathways to pilots, offtake arrangements and market entry in Nigeria's blue economy.

7. How to Apply

Applications open Monday, 5th October 2026 and close Friday, 13th November 2026.

Interested applicants should complete the online application form on the NIMASA-BEAP portal, stating clearly the track addressed, the problem, the proposed solution and the composition of the applying team.

Late or incomplete applications will not be considered.

8. Key Dates

MilestoneDate

Applications OpenMonday, 5th October 2026
Applications CloseFriday, 13th November 2026
Selection & Due Diligence16th November – 2nd December 2026
National Innovation Hackathon8th – 10th December 2026
NIMASA-BEAP Accelerator (12 weeks)January – April 2027
National Demo DayApril 2027

9. Enquiries

Website: https://t.co/GF5iK1S8jw

The notice also states that applicants should rely only on information published through the official channels and warns against fraudsters. No payment is required at any stage of the call.

[Ken Nwankwo @keneshuku]

Everything Sanusi said here came to pass. Tinubu has helped him do this. I expect PO to design his campaign around how to use the savings to invest in transportation and power. PO needs more intellectuals on his team for campaign strategy tbh

Full video: https://t.co/ZO6v890Vod

[RecruitmentPQ @RecruitmentPq]

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7. Citadel Associate Programme 2028 Summer Internship
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8. MO Foundation Trainee Analyst Program 2026Deadline: 9th October 2026
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9. Flour Mills of Nigeria Engineering Graduate Trainee Programme 2026
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13. Anco Integrated Solutions Graduate Trainee
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14. Corporately Lucid Graduate Trainee Programme 2026 is OPEN - Remote
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Apply: https://t.co/UfOX5S8zQV

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Apply: https://t.co/AD39Fsq6nU

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17. African Development Bank 2027 Internship Program (Session 1)
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18. Diya, Fatimilehin & Co Graduate Trainee 2026
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[Olumide Adesina @olumidecapital]

"The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy." — Martin Luther King Jr.

[Robert Greene @RobertGreene]

What matters is not education or money, but your persistence and the intensity of your desire to learn; that failures, mistakes, and conflicts are often the best education of all; and how true creativity and mastery emerge from all this.

[THISDAY LIVE @THISDAYLIVE]

Nasir El-Rufai and the Rest of Us. By Olusegu Adeniyi On his 66th birthday in February this year, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai walked into the Abuja headquarters of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in response to https://t.co/1BY8qGPQiU

[TobyWrites @tobyasky]

For those who don’t really know about the Man City charges, let me summarise for you, especially what the 115 charges are.

The whole summary of this case is that Man City were spending more than they were earning for 9 years (2009-2018)

Their Arab owners were pumping money into the club, but they were covering it up as sponsorship deals and legit revenue.

In fact, in that 9 years, they had an Abu-Dhabi sponsorship for instance, that paid about £120m, but City declared about £950m.

Let’s not forget why FFP & PSR rules exist. The idea is make sure that clubs are not spending more than they’re earning. Man City wanted to spend more than they were earning, so they inflated their sponsorship revenues.

The way City were caught was even funnier. A hacker stumbled on an email in 2018 and that’s how it got out. If not for this hacker, maybe nobody would have ever known.

The Premier League & UEFA began investigation. UEFA found them guilty, banned them for 2 years and fined them €30m. City went to CAS, think of CAS as the Supreme Court in Sports, they’re also independent.

CAS lifted the ban UEFA gave City & reduced the fine to €10m. The €10m was because City did not cooperate with the investigation.

Regarding the shady sponsorship deals, CAS said UEFA had insufficient evidence. Secondly, UEFA has a time limit where they can only prosecute within 5 years (their own rule). One of the main sponsorship deals was an Etisalat deal in 2012/13, and UEFA were bringing it up in 2019.

CAS said it was more than 5 years and that’s how UEFA kinda lost the case. On the other hand, Premier League does not have a time limit, hence, they can investigate cases as far back as 2009.

Many of you always say “115 charges”, but do you know what these charges are?

1. Failure to provide accurate financial reports for player and manager compensation (2009-2018) - 14 charges

2. Failure to provide accurate and up-to-date financial information (2009-2018) - 54 charges

3. Failure to comply with UEFA's regulations, including Financial Fair Play Regulations - 5 charges

4. Breaching Premier League Profitability and Sustainability (PSR) regulations (2015-2018) - 7 charges

5. Failure to co-operate with Premier League investigations (2018-2023) - 35 charges

Most of these were not under Pep. They happened before Pep. It’s reported that they were under Hughes, Mancini, and Pellegrini. In this timeframe, Man City won 3 premier leagues, first was the AGUERROOOOOOO moment. They also won 1 FA Cup and 3 League Cups.

For the 14 charges (number 1), I read somewhere that City were paying a manager a different wage from what was reported, for 4 years (only Mancini spent 4 years, so it’s allegedly the one).

For Pep Guardiola, the major breach that happened under him was the cooperation part (35 charges). City were not cooperating with the investigation.

Lastly, City has 14 days to appeal which is due this Friday. The appeal will go to an independent panel for review. Don’t forget what the Premier League called all of those deals, “sham” deals.

I watched City Group’s CEO earlier today, Ferran Soriano. He said they have irrefutable evidence that they did nothing wrong. He’s standing on business.

Anyways, I’d leave you to what City chairman, Khaldoon al-Mubarak said in 2014. He said he would rather spend £30m on the best 50 lawyers in the world and sue UEFA for the next 10 years than agree a financial penalty for alleged FFP breaches. He might want to apply this to the Premier League.

There are different punishments if City lose the appeal, but the premier league does not have standalone punishments per breach for now, so it’s how they deem fit.

What is most likely to happen is Points deduction and fine just like that of Everton, maybe a transfer ban too. I might be welcoming Enzo and Haaland to Bramall Lane next season, I’ll definitely get a picture💃🏼

Hope this was easy to understand?

[Yusleem📊 @Usouph_leemahn]

@CeliaWallet You have freeze my account for almost a week now, I can’t access my funds. Despite providing all the necessary documents to ur support team, my account is not back to normalty.

Username: Zahra

Pls help look into it