Grace ||Executive Assistant & Project Manager

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Grace ||Executive Assistant & Project Manager

Grace ||Executive Assistant & Project Manager

@Ms_Ludare

I support Founders and Executives by managing their time, tasks, and projects with ease| Executive Assistant & Project Manager

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Grace ||Executive Assistant & Project Manager
Hi, I’m Grace Oludare, an Executive Assistant & Project Manager. I help Executives, Founders & teams manage time, tasks & projects so they can stay organised and productive. Today marks Day 1 of posting as I build in public on this space. Let’s connect, share & grow together ❤️
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Mayor of the East
Mayor of the East@brain_okoli·
First daughters, you will touch your first ₦80m before your next Birthday
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EA has her PVC
EA has her PVC@virtuousii·
Happy birthday Sassy 🤭
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Olamide .
Olamide .@olamide_adee·
No light = pray No water=pray Insecurity=pray Fuel is expensive =pray You cannot pray your way out of bad governance!!! Nigerians wake up
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@tosinolaseinde Thisss!!!! We need to be financially literate and just generally do things that set us up financially. I love the posts about dividend pays, it literally makes me happy and I think everyone should join the moving boat with as much capital as they can afford.
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Olúwatósìn Olaseinde
Olúwatósìn Olaseinde@tosinolaseinde·
I really love the viral moment that stocks have been having over the last couple of days. Let me dig into the numbers. According to statistics, about 60 millionNigerians between the ages of 18 and 40 are involved in active sports betting. Proshare. Whereas, the Nigeria Stock Market has only 600,000 active accounts. Financial literacy needs to go mainstream. We need to make investing cool. It’s not going to happen overnight, it will require intentional educational and adoption.
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@Crypto_Diet I don't think the diversification here is practical. Banking and finance fall into the same category, which means this portfolio is too reliant on that banking sector. You could try the infrastructure sector and consumer goods, also telecommunication. What do you reckon?
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Sir Nelson
Sir Nelson@Crypto_Diet·
₦500K High Performance Stock Portfolio (2026) NGX: Banking (₦250K) 1. Zenith Bank Plc ₦70K 2. Guaranty Trust Holding Company ₦60K 3. First HoldCo Plc ₦50K 4. United Bank for Africa ₦40K 5. Access Holdings Plc ₦30K Finance (₦100K) 1. Stanbic IBTC Holdings ₦50K 2. FCMB Group Plc ₦30K 3. Wema Bank Plc ₦20K Oil & Energy (₦150K) 1. Aradel Holdings Plc ₦60K 2. Seplat Energy Plc ₦50K 3. Oando Plc ₦40K Banks for dividends. Oil for dollar hedge. Finance for growth. Will this beat real estate in 2026? What else am I missing?
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Grace ||Executive Assistant & Project Manager
All these knowledge but I can't trade nothing, all thanks to @trovefinance This is amazing. Just amazing 🙂
Feji Iyeke YMG@iyekefejiymg

Dividends won’t make you rich. But the way you treat your dividends? That’s what decides whether you stay broke… or quietly build wealth. Most Nigerians are doing it wrong. You waited one full year… AGM done ✅ Results posted ✅ Dividend alert enters 💰 Next thing: “Let me just enjoy small.” That “small” is why you’re still starting over every year. Emeka got ₦420k dividends in 2023. He flexed it. Trips, gadgets, soft life. His friend Sadiq? Same dividend. Reinvested everything. Fast forward today: Sadiq earns more dividends than Emeka’s salary. Same market. Different mindset. Here’s the truth nobody tells you: Dividends are not “income”… yet. They are seeds. Eat your seeds today… Don’t be surprised when you’re hungry tomorrow. The real strategy: Every dividend you receive → buy more shares immediately. No chilling. No “I’ll invest later.” Later is where wealth goes to die. But wait… don’t be emotional. GTCO pays you → you rush to buy GTCO again. Relax. What if GTCO is expensive… And UBA just got battered and is undervalued? Smart investors follow value, not vibes. This is where the game changes: Use strong dividend payers to fund new opportunities. One stock pays you… You use it to position in another. That’s how portfolios grow faster than salaries. Add this and you’re unstoppable: Reinvest dividends Invest monthly from your income Reinvest dividends again This is how compounding quietly turns “small money” into serious wealth. No noise. Just results. Nigeria is actually an advantage if you’re wise: High dividend yields Slow price movement Plenty accumulation opportunities While others complain… Disciplined investors are stacking assets. You have two choices: Spend your dividends and feel rich for a weekend… Or reinvest them and become rich for life. Be honest… which one are you choosing?

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Splendour T. Bawo
Splendour T. Bawo@SplendourBawo·
@MaryRoseMalomo Maybe he thought feminists go about saying “dear co-debater, honorable time keeper and panel of judges” when having conversations
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