While Tinubu is travelling the world to attract investors with Nigeria's greatest asset: its vibrant and dynamic youth population, his media team should stop the habit of misinforming the public on deals that are still at talking stage.

The misinformation on the lifting of UAE's…

OPEOLUWA 😎😎 From the forgoing, it's evident the world is not ready. There is still a lot of scepticism even from the West. Coming up with global regulation is going to be a challenge.

Is the world ready for block chain technology ?

There has to be a global consensus and governance on how best we can make block chain technology serve its purpose with financial safety

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OPEOLUWA 😎😎 You are right sir, professors are the ones with 35% while others including non teaching staff got 25% increments in the universities, polytechnics and colleges of education. The actual implementation started last month with arrears being paid to some this month while others next.

OPEOLUWA 😎😎 Those under CONMESS and CONHESS (FMoH) got 25% raise

OPEOLUWA 😎😎 Very correct 👌

While I do not speak for government, I also do not intend to hold a brief for them.

But what I understand by this memo is that , some sections of the “civil service” like lecturers and healthcare workers, got a 30% increase last year.

What the government is trying to do is to…

OPEOLUWA 😎😎 If this improves accessibility of the meters, a good start

OPEOLUWA 😎😎 I had a conversation with a colleague some days ago and I told him that one thing the 23' presidential election successful did was fuel a conservative Renaissance amongst Yorubas, and the conscious awakening of its younger generation to ethno-centric truism and purpose...

I think the whole of SW and its extensions in Kogi and Kwara should follow suit.

Let the last week of September be declared “Yoruba week”.

It can even evolve to a global festival, inviting all Yorubas from around the globe.

This is commendable 😊😊

This is expected to force down the price of Meters just like it did with SIM card in telecommunication sector.

The power sector situation is uninspiring.

Nonetheless this is a good move

OPEOLUWA 😎😎 AP filling station, gate bus stop, Ipaja, Lagos. The struggle was much until they had to switch of nuzzle and claim there's no fuel.

Absolutely, bringing back Nigeria's gold reserves is a smart strategic move. It's about time we take control of our own wealth and protect ourselves from any potential economic risks. Plus, investing in mining and building up our gold reserves will definitely boost our currency…

OPEOLUWA 😎😎 In Katsina Today

Unconfirmed report says Nigeria has taken a significant step by deciding to repatriate its gold reserves from the United States.

Nigeria currently boasts of 21.37 metric tons of gold reserves valued at $1 billion. Nigeria’s gold in its entirety is worth over $4 trillion.

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The crack down will continue.

CBN’s spotlight is currently on Fintechs/ Neobanks, we should expect immment guidelines on further regulations.

Are we going to have them recapitalize ?. Time will tell