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13 Jan, 4 tweets, 2 min read
Let me go and break my fast by sun set. 🏃🏾‍♀️
(Pls don’t block me yet. We will all soon be roughing it together in Lagos soon😊)
If at first you don’t succeed
Try slo mo
This has been so relaxing
Beach bum

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14 Jan
Start thinking of yourself as a company. Because you are an asset.

1.) Grow top line. (Scalable side hustles, passive income - dividends, growth in share price, crypto gain, interest etc)

2.) Decrease Expense. Ensure your expense grows at a slower rate than your income growth
3.) what’s left is your discretionary income and then you COMPOUND. Meaning you invest and repeat the cycle. The real cheese here is in compounding and repeating the cycle.

It’s an exciting journey. Join us let’s go together themoneyafrica.com
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13 Jan
Wow. This room filled up so quickly. Image
@samuelekpe well done 👌🏾
Hello Samuel 👋🏾
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21 Oct 20
This time yesterday, 30 mins before 7:00pm. It started getting dark. Young people of Nigeria had gathered at the Lekki Toll Gate
They were singing the national anthem and waving their flags

We all started getting nervous as they shut the light and took down the cameras
#ENDSARS
We were all nervous and afraid. Deep down thinking. What’s the worst punishment for a missed curfew (the curfew that was later shifted meaning it doesn’t apply anymore)

We were thinking, come on, they won’t murder them. No they won’t

Some people began praying
#ENDSARS
What we all hoped and prayed against happened

They started opening live ammunition at young people singing the national anthem and waving their flags

It was like film trick
Like whattttttt
Are you kidding

Is this for real
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13 Aug 20
Every morning, the CEO of a major bank in Manhattan went to the corner where a shoeshine man was always there.

He used to sit on the chair, read the Wall Street Journal, and the shoeshine man gave his shoes a shiny, great look.

One morning, the shoeshine man asks the CEO:
What do you think of the stock market situation?

The Director arrogantly asks him:
Why are you so interested in this subject?

The shoeshine man replies:
I have a million dollars invested in your bank and I am thinking about investing part of the money in the stock market
The CEO of the bank asks:
What is your name?
He replies: John Smith H.

The Director arrives at the bank & asks the Manager of the Major Accounts Department:
Do we have a customer named John Smith H.?

The Customer Service Manager for Major Accounts replies
We certainly do, Sir!
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9 Aug 20
Let me give you guys this story.

About 6 years ago, I went on a holiday/destination wedding with friends to the UAE. We traveled to several cities, and it was so nice. Interestingly, the exchange rate was about N199/$

The entire trip including shopping cost me $2,500 (N500,000)
On getting back home, I realised my sleep wasn’t as enjoyable as my sleep at the 5 star hotel we were at.

So, I thought, it’s probably because I was on a vacation. Ofcourse it dawned on me that the mattress I had was inadequate. And that day was a day of reckoning.
We spend so much money on other things, but won’t do the primary things like investing in a good mattress.

Why do you need extra shoes and dresses if you aren’t enjoying a premium night sleep?
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3 May 20
Should we do a personal finance thread on N150,000 ring?
This is a budgeting and affordability conversation

Going by the 50:30:20 budgeting analysis

The maximum for wants will fall under a 30% of income
If a person earns N250,000 per month.
N150,000 ring will gulp over half of his salary.
It’s a high expense compared to the person’s income

However, if the person earns like N500,000. A 10% savings for 3 consecutive month will equal to N150,000 and it is affordable.
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