FatherCHRISTMAS:
This one want to harvest peoples information.

Nairaland so full of kids and illiterates. So you want to collect loan without dropping your details that can be used to reach u ? Do u go to bank or loan app to apply for a loan without any of your details? So until I say drop only your name for me to get a free loan before u will be satisfied. Nigerians . It's left for those that are wise to make use of the opportunity or not. Its not compulsory and your details won't give me any money but it will ensure the safety of my funds.
Thank you

Only a dull person will answer u. Even when u saw free loan and no money will be requested from anyone, u still manage to look for a way to block people's way. Only those that want to progress and move their business forward or resolve pressing issues are free to contact me. Anyone that thinks otherwise can simy read and pass.

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igben:
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I dropped my contact for you to chat me up. I won't be replying anyone that drops his or her number here. Thank you

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But honestly how do u sit down, opening different accounts monthly just to roam about Nairaland to tag every new account scam. It's obvious u are really jobless and senseless or something is really biting u in this Nairaland that u need to avenge. Eyah, continue fooling yourself about, Mr Funlord/liquidMer/Runon/Runon2 along with the rest monikers that i can't continue to mention. Old fool.

[quote author=terannaa post=99743157][/quote]
But honestly how do u sit down, opening different accounts monthly just to roam about Nairaland to tag every new account scam. It's obvious u are really jobless and senseless or something is really biting u in this Nairaland that u need to avenge. Eyah, continue fooling yourself about, Mr Funlord/liquidMer/Runon/Runon2 along with the rest monikers that i can't continue to mention. Old fool.

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As promised back in December, former SEAL Team cast member Jessica Paré recently rejoined the CBS drama — to direct an important upcoming episode. And TVLine has exclusive photos(below) of her calling the shots in her directorial debut.

An original cast member, Paré’s run as a series regular came to an end in this season’s two-part premiere, when Mandy — coming out of the latest deployment, during which she tragically lost another asset — told Jason (David Boreanaz) that she has decided she has served her share of time. No longer can she just keep “moving forward,” as he does.

“Losing a CI in Venezuela, and then losing another one in Afghanistan… it has taken a toll on Mandy,” showrunner Spencer Hudnut told TVLine. “The choice she made was a brave one, realizing much like Jason that this job has cost her so much, and she has the opportunity to break away and find a life for herself. It’s a really difficult choice for Mandy…. But in that moment, she found the strength to walk away.”

Hudnut said then that the door was purposely left open for Paré to return — first, as the director of the episode airing Wednesday, March 24, which is hard to tease (due to what happens on-screen in the coming weeks), but let’s just say that “Jason must fight for his career without the support of his brothers.” Hudnut also said that Paré would return to guest-star in a late Season 4 episode, though that is not yet on the books.


https://tvline.com/2021/03/05/seal-team-season-4-jessica-pare-returns-director-jason-fight-for-career/

A new set video for Thor: Love and Thunder could reveal how Jane Foster obtains Mjolnir. Filming on the fourth Thor movie has been underway since the end of January. This marks the first time an MCU hero will receive a fourth solo film, and anticipation is already high. Chris Hemsworth will be back as the titular God of Thunder, and he'll be joined by several familiar faces from past movies, as well as director Taika Waititi. Plot details are still largely being kept under wraps, but some things have already been revealed. For example, this installment will see Jane (Natalie Portman) become the Mighty Thor.

Ever since Thor: Love and Thunder began filming, numerous set photos and videos have emerged online, hinting at what's to come. The Guardians of the Galaxy are set to play at least a small role in the film, and it's been confirmed Love and Thunder will revisit Loki's (Tom Hiddleston) play from Thor: Ragnarok, with Melissa McCarthy joining the cast as actress Hela. Now, another piece of the puzzle may have been revealed.

Just a few days ago, photos of Portman levitating during a Thor 4 scene were revealed, and now a video accompanies it. Courtesy of Natalie Portman Updates, the video shows the actress jerking around as though caught in some kind of windstorm. It could be that this is the moment Jane gets her Mighty Thor powers. This is further supported by some additional Thor: Love and Thunder set photos (via alex), which shows the Asgardians have created a memorial for Odin (Anthony Hopkins) at the spot where he died. The broken pieces of Mjolnir are also on display, and Jane is spotted looking at them

Based on the pictures and video, it seems likely that Jane's visit to Odin's memorial triggers some kind of reaction from the Mjolnir shards, which then gives her both the mythical hammer and the abilities of the Mighty Thor. Of course, this is merely speculation; anything could happen in Thor: Love and Thunder. Still, it looks like this is a key part of Jane's evolution into Mighty Thor.

Fans were alight with excitement when Waititi confirmed Portman would be back and would play the MCU's Mighty Thor, and it's thrilling to see it come to fruition, albeit in a far away way without any CGI. Interestingly, the sight of Portman in the air being rocked back and forth by an unseen force almost calls to mind her Thor: The Dark World arc, which many have criticized over the years. This seems to reaffirm the fact that Thor: Love and Thunder has the chance to fix the franchise's Jane mistakes in a big way. Finally, she can get the story she deserves, and that's pretty exciting.





https://screenrant.com/thor-4-natalie-portman-jane-foster-mjolnir-set-video/amp/

A colleague said to me, “it’s uncanny how your Central Bank’s policy on Foreign Exchange is similar to that of Zimbabwe of 2008”.

I had to go check what Zimbabwe did and where it led them to. Zimbabwe. after a bout of hyperinflation, abandoned its currency. Nigeria’s current arrangement may get us there.

It is a good time to own a BDC. BDC licenses can cost as much as N15m now. The same license cost about N3m some years ago. Why has it gone up? A BDC can generate a weekly return of N1.3-1.4m just on a $50k bid. Most people can live on that. With a spread of N65 on a dollar: official at 410 and parallel at 475, why do you have to sweat?

So what is the impact of this? A long run destruction of the economy, a higher subsidy than calculated on petrol and a significant market distortion. A distortion that profits less than 1% of the population and sending a higher number into poverty.

With, until recently, accretion to reserves impaired by low crude prices and low volumes, there is a rapid depletion of the country’s reserves. Why does a government borrowing heavily choose to subsidize the dollar?

The answer is corruption. Corruption played out supported by perceptions of what could happen to the middle class if the Naira were allowed to float. Nigerians tend to politicize the exchange rates. It’s for them a sign of economic management. Governments in power have that awareness. It’s part of the play in sustaining corruption.

The future is bleak. The external reserves shed over a $1billion in the last few weeks. Nigeria is consuming the present and the future. There is really nothing to show for the years of interventions. With the ongoing challenges in security and rising poverty, the destination is going to be a crash.

It is time for market unification. It is time for Nigeria to move to find the true value of the Naira. It must stop the corruption in the markets.



https://nairametrics.com/2021/03/07/currency-deregulation-and-finding-the-true-value-of-the-naira/

The Future Africa Fund kicked off in 2015 when Iyinoluwa Aboyeji and Nadayar Enegesi, co-founders of U.S.-based and African-focused talent company Andela, wrote checks to African startups as angel investors. This continued even as Aboyeji joined and left Flutterwave, the fintech company he co-founded.

In January 2020, the pair made the fund official, with Aboyeji as general partner and Enegesi as limited partner. Simultaneously, they announced that the fund had invested $1.5 million across 19 African companies.

The idea for a syndicate fund would come in the following months as the pandemic disrupted investment activities worldwide.
Like Aboyeji, two other Nigerian tech entrepreneurs -- Bosun Tijani and Jason Njoku -- have also launched syndicate funds within the past year.

Tijani is the co-founder and CEO of Co-Creation Hub (CcHub), a pan-African innovation hub with offices in Kigali, Lagos and Nairobi. He is also an angel investor, and via CcHub's accelerator programme and a partner fund called Growth Capital Fund, Tijani has invested in more than 40 startups.

So why launch a syndicate given the success of the other funds? According to Tijani, the syndicate hopes to solve the challenges that exist with traditionally structured investment vehicles. Here's what he means.

In 2019, Nigeria accounted for more than 53% of the diaspora remittances to the African continent. Primarily, these remittances are channelled for domestic consumption. Tijani wants the CcHub Syndicate to be an avenue where a percentage of these remittances can come in to deepen the quality of capital available to local entrepreneurs. He believes the syndicate will help Africans in the diaspora who are passionate about nation-building but do not have the capacity to be limited partners in a typical fund structure, to co-invest alongside CcHUB in high-growth tech companies across Africa.

"We see the syndicate as a complementary vehicle to our VC fund as it deploys bridge financing to companies with proven traction seeking to raise funds to meet critical milestones ahead of their next funding cycles," he said.

But before CcHub launched its $500,000 accelerator programme and Aboyeji founded Andela in 2014, Jason Njoku of iROKO had already begun to invest in startups.

Two years after launching the African entertainment company in 2011, Njoku and his co-founder Bastian Gotter launched SPARK, a self-described company builder and a $2 million fund. The fund, whose LPs were HNIs investing between $100,000 to $500,000, has gone through several iterations to stay alive.

The fund is currently in harvest mode, but that hasn't stopped Njoku from investing personally. His personal portfolio and Spark's successful exit in Paystack has earned him a reputation that allows him to run some online communities where he charges people for his insights as an angel investor.

He tells me that Investzilla came into play when a couple of investors wanted to access his deal flow after Paystack's acquisition.

"I have been advising and referring investors into companies informally for the last few years, so this just formalizes it," he said. "Investzilla investors wouldn't consider themselves HNIs but have the ambition to invest $3-10,000 in several early-stage companies annually. Investzilla is focused on unlocking that opportunity for them."

In a nutshell, the Future Africa Collective, CcHub Syndicate and Investzilla want to improve access to financing for African founders. The plan is to reduce venture flight, which has become prevalent in the ecosystem in recent times. But how do they work, and what progress have they made so far?

The nitty-gritty details
Typically, leads allow backers to join the syndicate via an application. After vetting and then approving these backers, they gain access to the syndicate's deal flow and can pick investments on a deal-by-deal basis. Also, they are mandated to pay a one-time fee to join.

For Investzilla, backers pay a membership fee of $500. Thereafter, investors can put between $5,000 to $15,000 checks in more than 10 early-stage companies annually. While there has been no public announcement yet on its launch, Njoku says the syndicate soft-launched with 20 investors in January, and deals are waiting to be completed in the pipeline.

CcHub Syndicate, on the other hand, launched in December 2020. Tijani doesn't state how much the syndicate's administration fee costs but says the minimum backers can invest is $5,000.

So far, the syndicate has signed up more than 400 individuals, investing groups and institutional investors. Out of that number, a little above 30 investors have undertaken the syndicate's KYC (Know Your Customer) process. Last month, it announced that a total of $267,500 had been raised to support three Nigerian startups' bridge financing rounds.

Meanwhile, the Future Africa Collective charges membership dues of $1,000 a year, and four times a year it selects some backers to the syndicate. Each quarter, backers are presented with five startups they can invest in with a minimum of $5,000. In less than a year, Future Africa Collective has grown to more than 160 members. Collectively, they have invested over $1 million in 14 startups across Africa.


L-R: Jason Njoku (Investzilla), Iyinoluwa Aboyeji (Future Africa Collective), and Bosun Tijani (CcHub Syndicate)

One important thing to note is that a transaction fee prorated by their check size is charged for every deal a backer makes across all three syndicates.

The three syndicates also charge carry, which is a cut of positive returns generated by the investment. For instance, Future Africa has a 20% carry. If a backer invests $5,000 in the syndicate and the investment returns $20,000, the syndicate would earn $3,000 in carry, leaving the backer with $12,000 profit. Like Future Africa, Investzilla charges a 20% carry, but CcHub Syndicate does 15%.

As to when the return on investments is scheduled to be made, Aboyeji says the Future Africa Collective is designed to return upon secondaries.

"We hold the right to decide when to exit, but if there are any opportunities, we discuss them with the syndicate. Returns are disbursed to the syndicate members who invested in specific startups should there be an exit," he said.

And the timeline for this across the syndicates is designated around 5 to 10 years.

That said, with Africa's seed-stage funding gap not closed enough yet, the founders believe that there will be increased participation from more players with varied syndication models.

Njoku, who is enthused about more capital being pumped into Africa's tech ecosystem, says if these syndicates can get more than 200 angels to commit between $3,000 to $10,000 in at least five startups in a year, the continent might start to see more high net worth individuals participate in tech investments.

"If we can unlock that, then it would be $2 million to $10 million in early-stage funding annually, which may or may not have been attracted in the first place. Like Iyin and Bosun, founders who have created a lot of wealth with African tech feel comfortable and breed confidence. That's an attractive asset class for executives or HNIs."



https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/nigerian-founders-turn-investors-now-123725707.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAADoEpzaVBDwSlpdU5QOC2jedrrN3lWQ3fUV55GAroxVAuvuIz3iw6M8VmAOjC1-IJejuIcdUAC2OKDdJcpDEnfbQgK4zIYVCisulCbmI-tnpnMRao-g4pNYp8ox4mgvS9WVcg61os2f4nH7LwDBBIohzPOktIp_T5CobgVdLTBCK

Despite the recent consolidation in crypto assets, a top crypto strategist trader, Tyler Swope has tipped some pretty unknown crypto assets of likely doing very well, amid the recent price correction that seems to be pausing the bullish momentum.

The crypto trader told his 201, 000 followers on Youtube that he was recommending decentralized finance (DeFi) platform Bao Finance (BAO).

He went on by giving his bias it on the fact that the unknown crypto asset was making progress while settling down from its initial hype stage;

“The xDai pools are deployed, a few minor bugs, but as we can see from the Baoman’s mouth: ‘Block rewards were pushed back one more day but the farms are working and stable. User deposits can start now.’ Yes, the crops are ready to be farmed on xDai. They are moving exactly as planned,” Swope said.

The top influencer further hinted that the crypto-asset could be used as collateral for spot trading on the FTX crypto exchange.

The other crypto asset on the experts’ list includes Deus Finance (DEUS), which is created in allowing users to trade conventional investments asset like equities and commodities directly on Ethereum.

“Deus is officially launching its decentralized trading platform in the next 48 hours. You will be able to trade hundreds of stocks, forex, and selected cryptos on xDai without time restriction,” he stated.

The crypto asset on Swope’s radar is DeFi platform Non-Fungible Yearn (NFY). He recommended the crypto asset taking to account it is expanding the opportunities in the non-fungible tokens (NFTs) subsector by “taking NFTs and applying it to DeFi.”

“They are the first DeFi protocol to utilize NFTs to make yield farming more secure and flexible by protecting the wallet and allowing the first transferable stake. What this does is create an ecosystem where instead of wallet addresses that represent the right to stake, an NFT will represent the right to the staked funds and the yield they generate. You will be able to trade your staked tokens and future yield via an NFT,” he added.




https://nairametrics.com/2021/03/07/list-of-unpopular-cryptos-likely-to-outperform/

johnfem321:
Like i said. He will be fine 100%, things are not always as bad as it seems, Forget what you read in the news paper.. Criminal/police and government makes deals...It's a white collar crime.. Even terrorist make deals with government not to even talk of white collar. i'm sure he will still have some money stashed away somewhere, he is also married to an American citizen and have his son is a usa citizen, i guess he can apply to stay if he wants to stay. Even though they take all his money.. He will still make millions when he comes out. Making money cant be hard for someone like that.. His main assest is his Brian not the money in his account.

Someone that is already used to defrauding people.. I don't think he will have any interest in doing a honest job that will pay him lesser than what he has been getting from fraud.
Meanwhile. I i can fund your Binance Alt coin wallet with incase u still need Alt coin. My WhatsApp number is 09022611124

Cashew:
Oh ok I understand, are you able to share your affiliate link so I and others interested can sign up through you.

Thanks.

U can't sign up through my link. i will have to register your email under me

sweetveek:
how much co.in do u want to sell?

50k worth of BNB

sweetveek:
will you send ur co.in first to me b4 i pay naira equivalent?

If u are trusted , then no problem

digi101:

Abeg this was not digi101 poster fell for a simple impersonation scam, a simple request for a quote on the thread would have been due diligence on the part of the poster

Yea, i thought as much, that was why i quoted him and dropped my number for him. If he had asked the said scammer to quote him here, it would have been avoidable. I hope he get his money back.

LiquidMer:
here is the person that scammed you he have many monikers

bulasene :
I don't trust this BNB the way it's moving. I want to dump mine incase u still need, chat me up on WhatsApp.
09022611124 this the scammer number too

I think u are truly insane. I dropped my number for him to chat me since he doesn't have his number on his signature and he reached out to me that someone has already scammed him before he saw my message and u came here opening your rotten mouth quoting me as though u are dull. Take your time before i swear for you. Stupid fool.

Why not go and get a driver's license and probably drive freely at any route whether at night or during the day or fix your AC and register on Uber to get more cash instead looking for backyard night shift that is not even safe.

Thane:


somebody chatted me up from this thread, it's been 40 minutes I sent him 30k to send me bnb but he is not picking my calls. why are Nigerians wicked like this. I evn told him it's my life savings and trusted him blindly. He said he is digi101.

Just came here to see your message

Wow, hope he's away for a reason. That's was why i quoted u here and dropped my number for u to chat me up whenever u see my quote. Let's just hope he's not about to scam u.
Mine is still available incase u still need more.

Thane:


let me just enter like that, who go sell for me

I don't trust this BNB the way it's moving. I want to dump mine incase u still need, chat me up on WhatsApp.
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Cashew:
Whats the name of the card, is there a website I can see to check it out, will appreciate a response

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Cashew:
What bank is issuing this, would i have to contact you everytime I want to reload.

Can you explain how it works here, others can also benefit

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