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Waiting for phones to fully charge so they can come on here to tell everyone they are giants of Africa 😭
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There's no national identity in Nigeria.
There's only a tribal identity.
To effectively fight for a cause, you need to have a strong national identity.
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It turns you into a people pleaser. You avoid conflict because you can’t afford to lose access, help, or opportunities.
It makes you overexplain. You feel the need to justify your existence, choices, or mistakes.
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The more rigid your rules are, the higher your chances of success
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Dear trader
In 2026, Focus on your trading like your life depends on it.
The world have no respect, affection or care for a poor man, this is the only chance you have to elevate your life.
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On performance alone. The best governor Oyo State has had is Seyi Makinde.
Baba Ladoja is the most loved.
Akala had the worst performance.
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"A mistake is when you don't follow your rules. If you don't have rules in trading, everything you do is a mistake."
~ Van Tharp
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Visualization + Meditation + Repetition = The holy trinity of subconscious reprogramming.
Not motivation. Not willpower.
Just three practices that rewire how your brain processes reality.
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YOU
MUST
BREAK
THE
PATTERN
TODAY
OR
THE
LOOP
WILL
REPEAT
TOMORROW
YOU
MUST
BREAK
THE
PATTERN
TODAY
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"Passion" comes from the Latin “passio” which means "suffering" and "endurance."
So people think that following your passion means doing something you love, when it really means finding something that you are willing to suffer for.
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IF YOU’RE STILL DONATING TO FIX TRANSFORMERS, YOU DON’T HAVE 24/7 ELECTRICITY, CLEAN WATER RUNNING, OR PROPER SECURITY, YOU SHOULD NOT BE PAYING TAX TO ANY GOVERNMENT. NO AMOUNT OF GASLIGHTING CAN CHANGE THAT.
Replying to @buildwithdudu
Nothing in my reply was dishonest—I'm not blind to Nigeria's realities.
Tax compliance has historically been alien to many Africans because governments have given us zero reasons to trust them: stolen funds, endless corruption, skyrocketing inflation,
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Inheritance is a bad retirement plan for parents in Nigeria.
Your children are 28–35, hustling in Lagos or Abuja, paying crazy rent, school fees, wedding bills, and begging for startup money every month, while you’re sitting on millions planning to “leave it for them when you die”?
By the time they’re 60 and finally inherit it, what will they even use it for? Hospital bills and burial contributions?
Give them the money when they’re young and can turn 50 million into 500 million. Let them buy land in their 30's, not in their 70's.
My dad said: “I won’t put money in the grave with me. I’ll put it in your hands while I’m alive to enjoy the results with you.”
This should be every parent's mindset.
























