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Trading success isn't about intelligence. It's obsession + pattern recognition + insane patience + ruthless risk management.
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Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Australia, New Zealand, Portugal, France and Japan - they offer fully funded scholarships
I spent my entire day working on this. Here are 300+ universities offering fully funded Master’s scholarships for 2027.
In this drive, you’ll find universities offering:
• Fully funded scholarships without IELTS requirements, where officially permitted.
• Fully funded scholarships accepting Third Class or Second Class Lower degrees, where applicable.
• Fully funded scholarships that accept applicants without extensive work experience.
I put this together to help more people discover Master’s opportunities they can apply for in 2026 - 2027.
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You must believe you are special. Then go so f*cking hard, for so long, with such violent refusal to accept any other ending, that reality itself starts running out of ways to tell you no. Wage a daily war against the ordinary outcome until the belief you invented from nothing, alone in a room, has been hammered into the world so many times that it stops being a claim and becomes reality.
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There's Big 3 in the Oil and Gas servicing industry.
SLB, Halliburton, and Baker Hughes.
There's also "New Seven Sisters" NOCs.
Saudi Aramco (Saudi Arabia), Gazprom (Russia), CNPC (China), NIOC (Iran), PDVSA (Venezuela), Petrobras (Brazil), and Petronas (Malaysia).
Nigeria’s corporate landscape has its own power acronyms. 🇳🇬
Here are 6 worth knowing:
1. FUGAZ – FirstBank, UBA, GTCO, Access & Zenith. The leading names in Nigeria’s banking industry.
2. MBB – McKinsey, BCG & Bain. The global Big 3 strategy consulting firms.
3. Big 4 – KPMG, Deloitte, PwC & EY. The global accounting and audit giants.
4. MAG – MTN, Airtel & Globacom. Nigeria’s major telecom players.
5.DBH – Dangote Cement, BUA Cement & HBM (formerly Lafarge Africa), the major players shaping Nigeria's cement industry.
6. POMFI – Paystack, OPay, Moniepoint, Flutterwave & Interswitch. My own coinage for Nigeria’s fintech powerhouses.
6 Acronyms. Six industries. A snapshot of corporate Nigeria.
POMFI is my personal addition. What other Nigerian corporate acronyms do you know , add yours
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I love direct communication.
Please disappoint me in one clear sentence so I can get on with my day.
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Nigeria’s corporate landscape has its own power acronyms. 🇳🇬
Here are 6 worth knowing:
1. FUGAZ – FirstBank, UBA, GTCO, Access & Zenith. The leading names in Nigeria’s banking industry.
2. MBB – McKinsey, BCG & Bain. The global Big 3 strategy consulting firms.
3. Big 4 – KPMG, Deloitte, PwC & EY. The global accounting and audit giants.
4. MAG – MTN, Airtel & Globacom. Nigeria’s major telecom players.
5.DBH – Dangote Cement, BUA Cement & HBM (formerly Lafarge Africa), the major players shaping Nigeria's cement industry.
6. POMFI – Paystack, OPay, Moniepoint, Flutterwave & Interswitch. My own coinage for Nigeria’s fintech powerhouses.
6 Acronyms. Six industries. A snapshot of corporate Nigeria.
POMFI is my personal addition. What other Nigerian corporate acronyms do you know , add yours
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I wanted to write comprehensively on how to position yourself for NCDMB Oil and Gas Readiness Programs.
Before then, read some of my related posts.
Retweet for others to learn.
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Against all odds, I'm slowly finding my spark again 🥹 Ki Olorun da gbogbo ikolo mi pada 🥹❤️, ko fi ayo ati idunnu pada si okan mi, Ko si so okan wuwo mi di fifuye.
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Here’s how I’ve improved my trading.
Every Sunday, I pick one directional bias for each pair for the week using the weekly timeframe.
If the weekly structure is bullish, I focus exclusively on buying that pair for the week. If it’s bearish, I focus exclusively on selling.
This has helped me eliminate a lot of confusion, reduce impulsive decisions, and become more disciplined with my execution.
I don’t need to have an opinion on every market movement. I just need to understand the direction I’m looking to trade and wait for the right entry opportunities.
Trading is already difficult. There’s no need to make it more complicated than it has to be.
Simplicity breeds clarity.


























