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Katılım Kasım 2024

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™️@__inhispresence·6 Nis

Honestly, that’s not something worth overthinking. In life, you’ll be different things in different people’s stories. What matters is that you keep choosing to be better and do good.

introvert@livewithnoregrt

are you the villain in anyone’s story?

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In my opinion, I believe the better question isn't USD vs Naira. It's: what does your wealth need to do, and over what timeframe?

Nairametrics@Nairametrics

USD vs Naira: where should Nigerians invest today?

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@cowrywise Fair on the returns, I'll give you that. But NGX 900% in naira is a dollar loss over the same period. Naira instruments alone are an incomplete wealth strategy. In my opinion, pair it with dollar exposure.

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Cowrywise@cowrywise·2d

@__inhispresence Current inflation is 15%. It does. Also, check this:

Cowrywise@cowrywise

So, a little exercise: Think of someone who had ₦100M in Nigeria 15 years ago. Now think of someone who has ₦100M today. Are either of them struggling? 🧵

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The concept is right and the discipline is worth building, but 18% returns in naira barely clears current inflation, and over 15 years, your real enemy isn't market performance, it's the naira itself. A strategy pairs with dollar-denominated investments to hedge currency risk.

Cowrywise@cowrywise

How to build a ₦100M investment portfolio on a ₦500k salary. A thread for the Wealthy Generation

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™️@__inhispresence·2d

Invest in naira instruments. Pair it with dollar exposure. That's the complete picture in my opinion.

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™️@__inhispresence·2d

One thing is still unaddressed: naira value globally. NGX returned 900% in naira over 15 years. In dollar terms, that's a loss. For anyone whose wealth goals extend beyond Nigeria, naira returns alone are an incomplete strategy.

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™️@__inhispresence·2d

Fair, 22-29% beating inflation by 7-14 points is real wealth creation and the investor-vs-non-investor argument is your strongest point. I'll give you both. But the original thread promised wealth building at 18%. You've now shown your instruments actually do better than that.

Cowrywise@cowrywise

So, a little exercise: Think of someone who had ₦100M in Nigeria 15 years ago. Now think of someone who has ₦100M today. Are either of them struggling? 🧵

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Somto Okonkwo@General_Somto·4d

This Might Be The Most Calm Yet Brutal Call-Out Cubana Chief Priest Has Ever Received 👏

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™️@__inhispresence·3d

We have confused clinical seniority with leadership competence. They are not the same thing. Clinical expertise and institutional leadership are two distinct skill sets, and until we separate them, we will keep putting the wrong people in charge of our health institutions.

Dr. Afo 🩺@Dr_Afo

Drop a medical hot take:

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™️@__inhispresence·3d

Two things every health professional curriculum needs: → A course on Leadership & Service for all medical and health science students → At least one semester where medical and health science students are paired for postings We train in silos. That has to change.

Dr. Afo 🩺@Dr_Afo

Drop a medical hot take:

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SAMBO@_Abdulakeem_·18 May

Bandits entered a school . Kidnapped all the students and teachers. Now they just beheaded one of the teachers. 💔💔💔💔 Torturing the rest. Everywhere is silent like nothing happened. This country is fucked 😭💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔

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™️@__inhispresence·11 May

Eternal life with Christ 🙏🏽

introvert@livewithnoregrt

name one thing more valuable than money.

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™️@__inhispresence·3 May

The crucifixion is still the most painful for me, nothing tops what Christ went through physically or spiritually. But outside of Jesus, I'd say Jeremiah and Rizpah.

NaNa🌼✨@sil_vee_yah

What’s the most painful story in the Bible, in your opinion?

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™️@__inhispresence·11 May

Your last point is really important, but it doesn’t take away the importance of fellowship with the brethren. You can pray for God’s direction and guidance to a better place where you can truly serve Him.

Temitope💕@Tea_1904

I don’t go to church anymore. Not because I don’t believe in God, because I do. I believe in His existence wholeheartedly, especially because He has come through for me countless times. But lately, I’ve grown tired of many of the pastors and sermons I hear these days. It feels like a lot of them have drifted away from truly teaching the gospel and are now focused on saying unnecessary things. Somehow, women have become the center of so many sermons, and honestly, it’s exhausting to listen to. At this point, I value my personal relationship with God more than anything else, and for me, that’s what truly matters.

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