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HOLLA retweeted
The person who has owed me ₦165 million since November 2024 just sent me ₦2 million because he wants to come back to town and doesn’t want me to arrest him., The emotional damage and everything I’ve had to endure because of this situation have been devastating. 🤦♂️
HOLLA retweeted
The Seyi Makinde Conversation Is Very Interesting & I’m Glad It’s Happening.
At Least You See Its Not That They Just Hate Tinubu. They Hate Your Tribe Too.
HOLLA retweeted
You hated the President to the extent of negatively predicting the downfall of those hardworking young girls who have worked so hard from the first defeat of the opening match to winning the competition.
How did we get here?
Even if you don't like the President, must you hope for the defeat of your own country?
I mean not even considering those 14,15,16 years old girls who have worked so very hard to achieve this?
God Abegeth!
May Peter Obi never become the President of Nigeria. Imagine what an Obidient had to say about our U-17 women’s national team even before the game, simply because of his hatred for the President. Must everything be reduced to politics? Our Flamingos deserve support and encouragement, not political bitterness.
But God has shamed him.
HOLLA retweeted
The average Nigerian doesn't even know this opportunity exists. Oyibo does, and he's building tech to help other oyibos profit from it.
Educate people about Nigeria's economy and you'll be labelled pro-BAT or APC. Tomorrow, when he builds a successful business, you'll scream colonialism.
We've always got to blame someone right? Because accountability requires looking in the mirror.
I spent the last year living between Lagos and Nairobi...
Nigeria in particular has one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Yet three years ago, its currency, the naira, lost more than half its value.
To defend it, Nigeria’s central bank pays 21% for people to hold naira, among the highest rates anywhere.
Until now, those yields have been hard for most people to reach
Numo is a futures market for currencies like the naira where businesses can buy dollars at a fixed rate and traders can buy naira.
We’re on a mission to make the world’s most volatile currencies stable.
