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Nvidia’s CEO admitted an affair with a suspected spy
Can a CEO's affair affect the performance of a stock?
Let's find out
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Stocks and fixed income aren't your only options.
Private equity means investing directly in companies that aren't publicly traded, and it's how a lot of institutional investors build long-term wealth.
How can you invest through Assetbase? Visit assetbase.capital today.
RT @AssetbaseHQ: If you are thinking of adding commercial papers to your portfolio, try Assetbase.
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You can get Nigerian commercial papers at assetbase.capital.
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3 days. 1 ecosystem. 1 unforgettable experience.
This year’s Solana Summit Nigeria was bigger, more regional, and more representative of how far the ecosystem has come.
Solana products took centre stage, new partnerships were announced, and builders had the opportunity to put their ideas and businesses in front of the ecosystem.
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⚡️ JUST IN: Assetbase expands investment offerings with ₦50 billion Sunny Owo Commercial Paper at 24.75% annual yield
The cocoa and cashew trade-linked offering has a 364-day duration, ₦100,000 minimum investment and August 2027 maturity.
#ASDailyNews #Assetbase
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Wait ooooo
@AssetbaseHQ will we see magic soon 👀
Nigeria approved the use of blockchain-based versions of traditional shares, allowing firms to offer so-called tokenized assets through NASD OTC Securities Exchange, the nation’s over-the-counter bourse bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Assetbase 🌍 retweeted
Cocoa processing and exporting companies are raising Commercial Papers everywhere...
We finished raising ₦100m for one just yesterday and another started this morning
Get into the action at assetbase.capital cc @AssetbaseHQ
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Speaker Announcement 🗣️
Excited to welcome Damilare Akinlotan to the #SolanaSummitNigeria 2026 stage 🥳
Damilare serves as Head of Nigeria Operations and Private Market Investments at @AssetbaseHQ, where he leads the evaluation and execution of investment opportunities across equities, private debt, and alternative assets.
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⚡️JUST IN: Cardinal Torch Launches 364 Day Commercial Paper Offer
Cardinal Torch Company Limited has opened its Series 3 Commercial Paper, offering a 364 day tenor with an indicative 24.5% annual yield. The offer forms part of the company's ₦10B Commercial Paper Programme as announced by @AssetbaseHQ.
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Everyone is complaining about how to raise money. Please, if you want to raise money as a Nigerian business and you have between N100m and N1B in revenue, you're profitable, and have at least 3 years of financial records please send an email to [email protected]
We would like to speak to you.
In your email include the name of your company, the location and what it does.
We have many people in Nigeria and diaspora willing to give you money.
Don't say we never did anything for you.
(Please retweet for reach. Thank you).
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You see that statement "Terra should have had much more support initially". This is exactly facts.
When I first met them, I didn't have any liquidity to give them but we explored all the ways to try to raise money. I spoke to a ton of people, no dice.
We were trying to bring them to @AssetbaseHQ before they started the conversations that eventually unlocked this round.
That's why when I see the glazing now, it's kind of funny. Where was all this conviction since?
Anyway, the lesson is that as a founder you must believe in you, even when no one else believes in you.
Do that and create value. Validation will come when it comes.
One point I'd like to make about the @terraindustries round: it goes against the zeitgeist in the African VC ecosystem.
> It does not check the DFI impact box
> It's involves procurement and manufacturing
> It faces traditional industry contract cycles
> It got a big hardware component
> It has two young founders
These aspects meant it was out of mandate and comfort zone for almost all of Africa's VC firms - too risky, too weird, too non-consensus.
But our biggest issue today is we don't search for enough asymmetric upside in African venture anymore. I don't mean all these discussions of riding pre-seed to series A for a 10x secondary. I mean old-school, fund-making, assumption-breaking, high-loss rate, asymmetric upside that renders those above challenges worth facing.
And in a tech epoch that's about to put incredible pressure on Africa's age-old marketing pitch around population and purpose, we will fail if we don't take a hard look at how much the world has changed outside of our impact bubble. More often than not, new opportunities will be operationally complex, atoms-based, impossible-looking ventures made possible by this technological and geopolitical step-change.
It's my belief thst Terra should have had much more early support locally. As grateful as I am for this group of Tier 1 co-investors, institutional conviction in Africa's next-gen opportunities should not have to be spearheaded by Silicon Valley's biggest firms.
African venture must stand on its own global competitiveness. It must align with the disruption coming from synthetic intelligence. It must unearth high-ceiling rather than (just) high-floor deals.
We must, or we become irrelevant. More on this soon.
