Waste Barter

@DrJoeAbah I have 3kva/5kwh and 8kwh battery (all in one systems for sale). Location is Abuja. Starting price is 1.8M.

I once saw one company that was offering an inverter, solar panel and lithium battery for about N1 million. They even said you could pay in installments. Does anyone remember their handle, please?

The poor are the only audience for the rich who are inclined to make a spectacle of wealth. That is, the poorer the people, the more the rich habitually flaunt wealth. But this is not a social stratifying ritual. It is not the rich trying to stand out from the poor. It is a manifestation of the fact that those who are rich within a system designed to keep everyone poor are just rich - and shallow in every other domain that refines a man’s character and sense of self. Because, when wealth is the only language a man speaks, he begins to believe it is the only thing worth saying. So he will perform it. Not to inspire, but to affirm himself in the only currency he understands. And the poorer the audience, the louder the performance must be. Because deprivation amplifies spectacle. Hunger makes glitter look like gold. This is not distinction. It is exposure. This is not how the rich behave. This is the behaviour of those who are JUST rich. A man refined in mind, taste, and character does not need to announce his worth. His life carries IT. His choices reveal it. His restraint proves it. Wealth, for such a man, is an Accessory not an identity. But wealth for those who are JUST rich - the Nigerian rich men - is an identity. Their whole identity. It's all they have to show to the public - in weddings, burials, churches.... Beyond the riches there's nothing else to show. However, it's worth noting that this is typical of rich people existing within a poverty infested systems because To conquer such a system, a man often immerses himself fully in the pursuit of money. It becomes an all-consuming adventure. And in doing so, he gradually relinquishes other areas necessary for growth - his intellect, his moral depth, his sense of self. What emerges, then, is a man who has mastered accumulation but neglected formation: rich in means, but impoverished in substance. But hey, I have said enough..

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@buypowerng Good evening. please, I bought unit and have not gotten token. Unfortunately this is the second time it is happening.

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If interested in this 50k, kindly indicate in the comment section how it would help your business. Like and repost to let others benefit, too. I will pick 4 people this week. And that would be all for this month. Till next month again.

@MadProfitGuy Hi boss, just started a business: waste barter- that would need a PLC or Business name registration in order to show legitimacy. Also, the remaining funds would boost brand promotion on my social media handles. Thanks in advance.

@polyglotodulesi I remember going for an event in Abuja and we were told to stand for a min silence in respect of the late Pres. Everyone stood even though not everyone respects him here. X is not real life, at the end we are all brothers . I have wonderful yoruba friends & wish to make more.

I am at Sabon Gari as I type to shoot beautiful videos promoting peaceful coexistence. I took my team for lunch. After eating, I asked for the bill and the lady told me not to bother that an Igbo man who knew my team members had paid on our behalf. I had to thank him in Igbo and Yoruba as I told him that he had just blessed a Yoruba man and you could see the broad smile on his face. This is the spirit I want. Seeing everyone as your brother.

@otegaogra Lol. You start your discuss to prove to Nigerians they can buy brand new cars for themselves and ends up pointing out that public transportation needs to be revamped as reality checks prove that the average Nigerian can truly not afford a brand new car.

If you build your life on the gospel of perpetual negativity, don’t be surprised when those same voices quietly open amala joints and businesses in the same Nigeria they told you to hate because they say it cannot work for you (but somehow works for them 🙄), whilst your own life stagnates from listening to them. Truth is, if you are an entrepreneur or salaried worker, you can easily buy a new car in Nigeria. I have done it in the past and will still do it. Back in 2010, I remember I paid just about 35% more than the cost of a fairly used car to get my first new personal car, the latest Kia Cerato redesign, without even using my bank’s concessionary staff loans (I think they were giving staff loans at 3 or 5%). I used another bank at the prevailing rates simply because I didn’t want to be tied down in the event I decided to make a career move, which I later did a year after. One reason corruption thrives is an obsession with paying cash down for everything. The smarter play is to use credit responsibly, while building savings, investments, and assets that work for you. If your need is simply commuting, and not showing off, compact and fuel-efficient new cars (even EVs and hybrids) are available in Nigeria between ₦12–18m (Fact-check me). My friend’s company Nord @nordmotion, for instance, sells an EV at ₦16m. Other local and foreign brands also have entry-level/compact cars within that range. With a 20–40% down payment and youth/women-focused bank loans at ~17% p.a. over 60 months, you’re looking at ~₦238,600 monthly repayments. A salaried worker earning ₦650k/month can manage that comfortably. I’m fully aware that is above the minimum wage (an argument I’m sure to see) but that’s also why we need to quickly ramp up efficient public transportation systems across the country (light rail, BRTs, CNG Mass transits, etc) as President Bola Tinubu @officialabat is currently supporting states to do (Kaduna, Kano, Ogun, and Lagos have received the greenlight for light rail projects) Don’t let anyone gaslight you into believing a new car is impossible, or that only luxury SUVs count. In my travels across the world, I see more compact cars on the road than luxury vehicles especially in developed countries. Please, buy what meets your needs, not their noise. Let them keep opening their amala joints whilst you keep living within your means. NOTE: your salary/income would most likely not be stagnant for the duration of the loan and some companies even offer trade-ins. ~ Otega ‘The Tiger’ Ogra (P.s: This is not financial advice and should not be misconstrued as such. Always refer to and confirm with your bank/advisors for financial advice.)

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