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Read the book, "Your First 100 Million" by Dan Pena and if something inside you doesn't shift mentally, you're not alive.

People, this is a lie o. It's been proven to be a lie. It's paid propaganda.

"...And when the wicked die, the people rejoice." - Proverbs 11:10

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When I was 10, I wrote the NMS (Nigerian Military School), Zaria exams. I had the 3rd highest score and I was denied admission because... take a guess... I had an Igbo name and my State of Origin was Anambra. The next year, at age 11, I did the same for the Military school in Sokoto, Army Day Secondary School; I had the top score and didn't get an admission letter because... well the same reason. For this second one, I was really pained, because one of the requirements was you couldn't write the exams if you were above a certain weight. Yet, the then Sultan of Sokoto, Dasuki's son, wrote that exam, despite being grossly overweight, and he FAILED that exam, because when we went to check our scores I saw his, and he still got admitted into that school. Imagine being a young child, getting 3rd highest and highest scores for a national exam, two years in a row, and having no idea why you still didn't get an admission letter, while someone who failed to meet ALL requirements for an admission gets one. It was an unwritten rule then, (possibly even now still is) that Igbos were as much as possible, to be kept out of the Military. This same shit happens across the country in non-Igbo States, where Igbo students write exams. This shit has been happening to Igbo people for donkey years. These are the stark, pertinent issues. Your country is flawed. Your country hates a particular tribe and that hate is the reason your country will never move forward. It feeds on this hate and sustains it against good judgement and the overall good of all, classic "cut your nose to spite your face". The discrimination and outright blatant bias against Igbo people is glaring, and only a stark idiot will deny it's existence. At least the Hausas try to hide it. These lot who stole power in 2023, are brazen and couldn't care less, yet tomorrow they expect you to be in solidarity with them because we are all "Southerners". So when Igbo people complain about marginalisation, and exclusion, before you try to blame us or say we're "acting like victims", sit down and hear our stories. Once we start telling them, better be ready to hear it all because I assure you, it will take far longer time than the 1,001 nights, Queen Scheherazade spent telling King Shahryar her stories. There's a ton of them, and each new one is more painful, more vexing and more perplexing than the one before it.

Instead of spending $1 million buying a house in Lagos, use it to buy the house in the USA or a small factory in China.

In Uni, one fav lecturer had a poultry farm. 2,000 birds. We'd (us close to him) go help him out with vaccinations, feeding, etc. 5 weeks in, we go feed them on a Friday. Next morning, Saturday, we went back and all 2,000 birds were DEAD. DEAD! I was traumatized for weeks

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Okay, he will clean out financially with this.

Fuck Gowon. And fuck anyone who supports him. May you all die a miserable, painful death.

One of the best deeds I have done in this life is helping a Yahoo boy turn legit. A few years ago, a Yahoo boy, Damilola came to me. Said he had seen my articles on Facebook about starting online businesses, was conflicted about how he was defrauding this girl in the USA and that he wanted to stop but the money was good, and what else would he do if he stopped? And what if she reported him to the authorities and all? I told him to fess up to the lady and I'd teach him how to start an online business. And then hope she takes it in stride. TBH, I wasn't sure how she'd take it, but I reckoned that coming clean would do him no harm. He confessed to her, asked for her forgiveness and offered to return the last money she sent him. She went ballistic, called him names and cut him off. We started working together and I showed him E-Commerce, how to get in, and make great money doing it. 2 months in, Dami was doing over =N=1 million a month in sales. He was like a sponge, soaking up everything I taught him and implementing like he had only 30 days to live. Maybe it was his Yahoo background or the fact that he felt this was his lifeline and last chance at redemption, but this guy was a maniac on a mission. 8 months in, he was doing over 2 million in profit per month. He was ecstatic. Got his parents a new house to stay in, bought a car, doing well, with bigger dreams. Now around this same time, the US lady reached out and told him she had forgiven him and wanted them to meet. This would be their first me. She wanted to come to Nigeria. He gave her his address, and she came! He took her to meet his parents, and she was around for 6 weeks before she left. He told me they officially started dating for real while she was here. 3 months later, she was back again and they got married at Ikoyi Registry. That's when he brought her to our office at Lekki. Jessica was so cool. Super brilliant lady. I asked her why she reached back out to him, and she said, she reckoned that whoever was able to convince her the way Dami did and it was a scam was brilliant and that his confessing was the turning point. After she calmed down, she thought, "why not see what else there is to this boy?" 😂😂😂 And no, Jessica wasn't your typical overweight, over 50 retiree, most guys here hook with the promise of love and marriage. She was a professional, 25 years old at the time, a top real estate agent, slim and very pretty. Anyway long story short, they are now in the USA where they run an e-commerce business together, and have a real estate business too (that was Jessica's specialty). I know this might sound like a fairy tale, but it's all true. Can Yahoo Boys change? Yes, but in my opinion, only if they take the first step in recognising and accepting that what they're doing is wrong and look for another way, a legitimate way. But even better, what I love about Dami is his being able to own up to his mistake and when given a second chance, grabbing it like it should be grabbed. Anyways, that's the story for today. Now you know I have contributed positively to Nigeria's development. Ciao.

When I was 10, I wrote the NMS (Nigerian Military School), Zaria exams. I had the 3rd highest score and I was denied admission because... take a guess... I had an Igbo name and my State of Origin was Anambra. The next year, at age 11, I did the same for the Military school in Sokoto, Army Day Secondary School; I had the top score and didn't get an admission letter because... well the same reason. For this second one, I was really pained, because one of the requirements was you couldn't write the exams if you were above a certain weight. Yet, the then Sultan of Sokoto, Dasuki's son, wrote that exam, despite being grossly overweight, and he FAILED that exam, because when we went to check our scores I saw his, and he still got admitted into that school. Imagine being a young child, getting 3rd highest and highest scores for a national exam, two years in a row, and having no idea why you still didn't get an admission letter, while someone who failed to meet ALL requirements for an admission gets one. It was an unwritten rule then, (possibly even now still is) that Igbos were as much as possible, to be kept out of the Military. This same shit happens across the country in non-Igbo States, where Igbo students write exams. This shit has been happening to Igbo people for donkey years. These are the stark, pertinent issues. Your country is flawed. Your country hates a particular tribe and that hate is the reason your country will never move forward. It feeds on this hate and sustains it against good judgement and the overall good of all, classic "cut your nose to spite your face". The discrimination and outright blatant bias against Igbo people is glaring, and only a stark idiot will deny it's existence. At least the Hausas try to hide it. These lot who stole power in 2023, are brazen and couldn't care less, yet tomorrow they expect you to be in solidarity with them because we are all "Southerners". So when Igbo people complain about marginalisation, and exclusion, before you try to blame us or say we're "acting like victims", sit down and hear our stories. Once we start telling them, better be ready to hear it all because I assure you, it will take far longer time than the 1,001 nights, Queen Scheherazade spent telling King Shahryar her stories. There's a ton of them, and each new one is more painful, more vexing and more perplexing than the one before it.

In Uni, one fav lecturer had a poultry farm. 2,000 birds. We'd (us close to him) go help him out with vaccinations, feeding, etc. 5 weeks in, we go feed them on a Friday. Next morning, Saturday, we went back and all 2,000 birds were DEAD. DEAD! I was traumatized for weeks

People, this is a lie o. It's been proven to be a lie. It's paid propaganda.

Fuck Gowon. And fuck anyone who supports him. May you all die a miserable, painful death.

Read the book, "Your First 100 Million" by Dan Pena and if something inside you doesn't shift mentally, you're not alive.

11 Movies To Watch If You Want To Be A Better Business Person 1. Glengarry Glen Ross 2. 12 Angry Men 3. Jerry McGuire 4. Wolf of Wall Street 5. Thank You For Smoking 6. The Big Short 7. The Founder 8. In Pursuit of Happyness 9. The Godfather Trilogy 10. Flash of Genuis 11. Joy

I sold 80 plots of land for a real estate company in a 2-Month period using a strategy I now describe as the "Wine Taster Dealmaking Strategy". Who wants to learn how it works? If I get enough YES's, I'll do a video and share it.

For the last couple of years, I have had an urging in my spirit to start a form of online Church ministry teaching Bible texts. Yeah, I am bewildered myself, because to be honest, me? Church Ministry? Preaching? Bible texts? Me? I don't think myself worthy. So, I have been asking God, "If na you dey send me this urging, Baba why? Why me? How you want make I go begin do NSDDP Version 2? All I want to talk about online is business and marketing. Kedu ife bu nke a?" Yet, it's never left my heart, in fact it's keeps weighing heavier, and the only response I have gotten is, "If you want to talk about business/marketing, then figure out how to do both." I have been stumped. Yesterday, I got the clarity I needed. That online ministry does not have to exclude business and marketing. In fact, it needed to be combined. So, guys, in the next few weeks, I'll be a preacher - talking business and explaining the concepts using God's word. No, it is not a Church. No, it's not a fellowship. No, it is not a prayer or Christian business group. No, I am not a Priest, Prophet, Pastor, or holier than thou Christian. In fact, do not look up to me as far as God's things are concerned. I am mere man. If you do, you will be grossly disappointed. This is simply me teaching the best of the lessons I have garnered in the last 21 years using bible/Christian texts for further enlightenment and understanding. Via this means, I will be doing both - fulfilling purpose and doing as the Spirit has been telling me to do. I hope that you join me when I launch and I pray that the words that flow from the depths of my spirit cause an increase in your life and be a blessing to you as you listen and implement.

Instead of spending $1 million buying a house in Lagos, use it to buy the house in the USA or a small factory in China.

One of the best deeds I have done in this life is helping a Yahoo boy turn legit. A few years ago, a Yahoo boy, Damilola came to me. Said he had seen my articles on Facebook about starting online businesses, was conflicted about how he was defrauding this girl in the USA and that he wanted to stop but the money was good, and what else would he do if he stopped? And what if she reported him to the authorities and all? I told him to fess up to the lady and I'd teach him how to start an online business. And then hope she takes it in stride. TBH, I wasn't sure how she'd take it, but I reckoned that coming clean would do him no harm. He confessed to her, asked for her forgiveness and offered to return the last money she sent him. She went ballistic, called him names and cut him off. We started working together and I showed him E-Commerce, how to get in, and make great money doing it. 2 months in, Dami was doing over =N=1 million a month in sales. He was like a sponge, soaking up everything I taught him and implementing like he had only 30 days to live. Maybe it was his Yahoo background or the fact that he felt this was his lifeline and last chance at redemption, but this guy was a maniac on a mission. 8 months in, he was doing over 2 million in profit per month. He was ecstatic. Got his parents a new house to stay in, bought a car, doing well, with bigger dreams. Now around this same time, the US lady reached out and told him she had forgiven him and wanted them to meet. This would be their first me. She wanted to come to Nigeria. He gave her his address, and she came! He took her to meet his parents, and she was around for 6 weeks before she left. He told me they officially started dating for real while she was here. 3 months later, she was back again and they got married at Ikoyi Registry. That's when he brought her to our office at Lekki. Jessica was so cool. Super brilliant lady. I asked her why she reached back out to him, and she said, she reckoned that whoever was able to convince her the way Dami did and it was a scam was brilliant and that his confessing was the turning point. After she calmed down, she thought, "why not see what else there is to this boy?" 😂😂😂 And no, Jessica wasn't your typical overweight, over 50 retiree, most guys here hook with the promise of love and marriage. She was a professional, 25 years old at the time, a top real estate agent, slim and very pretty. Anyway long story short, they are now in the USA where they run an e-commerce business together, and have a real estate business too (that was Jessica's specialty). I know this might sound like a fairy tale, but it's all true. Can Yahoo Boys change? Yes, but in my opinion, only if they take the first step in recognising and accepting that what they're doing is wrong and look for another way, a legitimate way. But even better, what I love about Dami is his being able to own up to his mistake and when given a second chance, grabbing it like it should be grabbed. Anyways, that's the story for today. Now you know I have contributed positively to Nigeria's development. Ciao.

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Here you go, Fam. Wrote this in 10 minutes.