Nice Moses

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Nice Moses

Nice Moses

@NiceMoses

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Wilberforce Theophilus
Wilberforce Theophilus@Eze_Wilberforce·
Nigeria is the 9th country with the largest proven natural gas reserves. 1. Russia: Minimum wage is ₦480,000 per month, and fuel is ₦1,100 per litre. 2. Iran: Minimum wage is ₦220,000 per month, and fuel is under ₦50 per litre. 3. Qatar: Minimum wage is ₦950,000 per month, and fuel is under ₦200 per litre. 4. Turkmenistan: Minimum wage is ₦550,000 per month, and fuel is heavily subsidized and very low. 5. United States: Minimum wage is ₦1,800,000 per month (full-time equivalent), and fuel is around ₦2,800 per litre. 6. China: Minimum wage is ₦650,000 per month (highest province), and fuel is ₦1,400 per litre. 7. Saudi Arabia: Minimum wage is ₦1,950,000 per month, and fuel is under ₦300 per litre. 8. UAE: Minimum wage is ₦2,750,000 per month, and fuel is around ₦1,000 per litre. 9. Nigeria: Minimum wage is ₦70,000 per month, and fuel is approximately ₦1,300 per litre. Next time politicians pay you to say Nigeria is working, show them this record. We're suffering.
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Barra Hart
Barra Hart@barrahart·
Dear Nigerians, Your American saviors just voted NO to a UN Resolution declaring that their country's trading and force breeding of your ancestors like livestock for nearly 250 years was wrong. Whenever you wake up is your own morning.
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Unathi Afrika
Unathi Afrika@UnathiAfrika·
Oil producing countries created OPEC to control the price of Oil. I still don't understand why Africa, rich in minerals, hasn't set up an Organization of Mineral Exporting Countries (OMEC) to control the prices of mineral resources!
Broufus@Broufus

Imagine just 8 countries in the middle east control not just access to the trade routes of the world but they control and own the energy of the world. Instead of creating a united block to rule the world they fight among themselves and have become slaves to America.

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THINK YORUBA FIRST
THINK YORUBA FIRST@ThinkYoruba_1st·
Oluwatobi Oyinlola, holds a Guinness World Records title for developing the world’s smallest GPS tracking device prototype 💥💥💥 The portable device measures 22.93 x 11.92 mm #YorubaGreatness
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StatiSense
StatiSense@StatiSense·
PETROL AFFORDABILITY: NIGERIA, USA, AND UK (Comparison based on 40-hour workweek minimum wage) Monthly Minimum Wage: 🇬🇧UK — $2,813 🇺🇸USA — $1,255 🇳🇬Nigeria — $52 Price of Petrol (per Liter): 🇳🇬Nigeria — $0.882 🇺🇸USA — $1.075 🇬🇧UK — $1.874 Petrol Purchasing Power (Liters per Month): 🇬🇧UK — 1501 Liters 🇺🇸USA — 1167 Liters 🇳🇬Nigeria — 59 Liters Cost of one 50L tank vs Monthly Wage: 🇬🇧UK — 3.3% 🇺🇸USA — 4.2% 🇳🇬Nigeria — 84.8% Nigeria recorded the lowest pump price at $0.882 per liter on March 16. It also had the lowest affordability of the three countries. A 50-liter tank cost $44.10, which was 84.8% of the Nigerian monthly minimum wage. In the UK and USA, a full tank took less than 5% of a worker's monthly income. Minimum wage earners in the UK could buy 1,501 liters of fuel per month. Nigerian workers could afford 59 liters. #Statisense (Global Petrol Prices, 16th March 2026)
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MaziTundeEdnut
MaziTundeEdnut@originalproflle·
NOTE: Family, Any APC zombie that comes to cry under this post, give their papa back to back. Nobody has the monopoly of werey.
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Nice Moses@NiceMoses·
@JAthensInst So we could equally say that about the EURO, planning to hike into a collapsing economy in terms of low growth and desperation towards the cost-pull inflation lurking around the corner
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Kevin J
Kevin J@JAthensInst·
@NiceMoses They are “hawkish” because they held rates to fight high inflation but at the same time they are hurting the economy with rising unemployment and negative confidence.
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Kevin J@JAthensInst·
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Nice Moses@NiceMoses·
@BeSomebodyFX But also looking at it, we might see the Eur having some strength for a week or two before the market gets a grasp of the listed factors you have mentioned.
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BeSomebodyFX
BeSomebodyFX@BeSomebodyFX·
A lot of traders hear “ECB may need to stay hawkish” and assume that should automatically support the EUR But EURUSD downside can still make a lot of sense here Why?! Europe is more exposed to the energy disruption Higher oil and gas prices do not just lift inflation there They also hit growth harder because the EU is a net energy importer, a big one So yes, the ECB sounded a little hawkish yesterday Yes, some desks are even talking about hikes ahead But that does not automatically become Euro bullish if tighter policy is arriving into a weaker growth backdrop That is the part traders miss If the bigger takeaway is: 1. More inflation 2. More growth drag 3. More pressure on consumers and industries That is why EURUSD downside can make sense even if the ECB sounds hawkish
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Kevin J
Kevin J@JAthensInst·
Gold could go to $4000 easily. Don’t be surprised 😳 🤣
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Nice Moses@NiceMoses·
@JAthensInst With the high cost of energy and potential inflation increase, how are they in demand apart from the fact that they increased their inflation forecast in the recent meeting.
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Kevin J
Kevin J@JAthensInst·
Eurzone is having a demand issue
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Kevin J@JAthensInst·
@NiceMoses One word: Money Flow. A crisis causes high emotions and beliefs. If people believe that certain events create certain outcomes, smart money will go against it hence why I always tell people to learn COT. It takes out the emotions in trading, you’ll see where the money is flowing.
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Sizwe SikaMusi
Sizwe SikaMusi@SizweLo·
Howard Nicholas: The criticism is always that African leaders are corrupt, Africans are lazy and less capable. Westerners always deflect attention from the real reason for underdevelopment: Africa has had to be blocked on the industrialisation path
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David Hundeyin
David Hundeyin@DavidHundeyin·
As I analysed earlier for @sov_media, Senegal's win against Morocco wasn't "just" a football game. It was a globally televised lesson in defiance and resistance. The usual suspects were never going to take it lying down. This was telegraphed.
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David Hundeyin
David Hundeyin@DavidHundeyin·
As for me, whenever Nigeria calls me, I will answer. It's my home and there's nothing I can do about it. It's a trash country, but it's my trash country. I don't have another one. But having said that, I won't be jumping up and being a hero like I did in 2023. Not because I have a problem with lighting myself on fire and suffering alone, but because I saw firsthand that it does not work. You people want heroes, but heroes are not what you need. All a hero is in Nigeria is a dead guy that becomes a symbol for late night igbo-smoking and rhythmic swaying to a fake-deep Burna Boy tribute soundtrack. A hero is a completely useless thing in Nigeria. What you people need is a full-spectrum nationwide rebellion that is so vicious, bloody and violent that it will alter the entire course of West African history. What you don't need is another individual hero who will end up dead or in jail so that you will tweet "Free XYZ" or enthusiastically smoke igbo while singing along to the posthumous Burna Boy tribute song. So never ask me to "come back and lead" anything. When I come back, it will be the same way I left Abuja - arm in arm with thousands of my contemporaries marching down Shehu Shagari Way in unison. It won't be to become yet another useless Nigerian hero symbol that cannot change the price of garri in the market.
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David Hundeyin
David Hundeyin@DavidHundeyin·
White colonisers are pack hunters. The spoils are always shared. That's why when the Sahel was under France's boot, Canadian mining firms like Barrick Mining Corporation and Australian mining entities like Resolute Mining and Allied Gold were among the largest beneficiaries of the extensive plunder. That's why in 2015 when the US carried out regime change in Nigeria that took it from the world's 3rd fastest growing economy and largest economy in Africa to haemorrhaging 65% of its GDP and #4 in Africa in just 9 years, it was the UK, Canada and Australia that became the primary beneficiaries of the subsequent wholesale raiding of Africa's largest highly skilled population via care worker visa, Skilled Worker visa, Federal Skilled Workers program and Express Entry. That's why now that the US is financing a resource extraction railway from DR Congo's Kolwezi mining district to the Lobito port on Angola's Atlantic coast, the entities taking part in this $10bn project are all European - Mota-Engil (Portugal), Vecturis (Belgium), and Trafigura (Switzerland). Not even one African beneficiary, except the minimum wage security guards who will protect the European "expats." This predator always hunts in packs.
Rogue Kite@RogueKite

A pattern that I've noticed studying CIA operations is that Western countries are consistently passing colonial projects between each other. For example, a CIA asset may go in to do reconnaissance on something like locally owned mines in Brazil. Then someone tied to another Western intelligence service from Israel or France might pay an assassin to kill the head of the Union at that mine and other local assets to instigate violence. Then after the violent riots break out, everything gets shut down and the profits are lost a Canadian company may come in and offer bottom dollar to reopen the defunct mine. Every actor participating will receive some portion of the profits... But they intentionally avoid having everything carried out by one country So the chain of events leading to the takeover can be plausibly deniable. I imagine that's what this is. We also know the UK is involved.

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