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Introduction
In recent years, cryptocurrency has gained popularity in Nigeria, with many individuals investing in and trading digital assets. However, converting cryptocurrencies to Naira (NGN) can be a daunting task, especially for those new to the crypto space. This is where Moniex comes in – a user-friendly app designed to simplify the process of exchanging cryptocurrencies to Naira.

What is Moniex?
Moniex is a mobile app that allows users to exchange their cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), USDT, USDC, BNB, and others, for Naira. The app aims to provide a seamless and secure experience for Nigerians to cash out their digital assets.

Key Features:

✓ Easy Sign-up:
Users can quickly register on the app with their email address and phone number.

✓ Multiple Cryptocurrency Support:
Moniex supports a variety of cryptocurrencies, giving users flexibility in their exchange options.

✓ Competitive Exchange Rates:
The app offers competitive exchange rates, ensuring users get a fair deal.

✓ Fast Transaction Processing:
Moniex processes transactions quickly, allowing users to access their Naira funds in a timely manner.

✓ Secure Platform:
The app prioritizes user security, employing robust measures to protect transactions and personal data.

How to Use Moniex:

1. Download the Moniex app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.

2. Sign up with your email address.

3. Send your cryptocurrency to your moniex account using generated crypto address and get credited instantly in Naira.

4. Withdraw your Naira funds to your bank account.

Benefits:

- Convenience: Moniex offers a user-friendly interface, making it easy for anyone to exchange cryptocurrencies to Naira.

- Time-saving: The app's fast transaction processing saves users time and effort.

- Security: Moniex prioritizes user security, providing peace of mind.

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Basic123:

I dont understand them and some mumu yorubas

In the same lagos ,Peter OBI won...and PDP won Osun state.

The only tribe that gave all their votes to their son is the same IGBO!

No yoruba should allow biafrans to use REVERSE psychology on them.I think they realized that yorubas can be easily manipulated.

1.Only OBI won among his tribe overwhelmingly
2.The highest votes for Tinubu was not even from yorubas but from hausa Fulanïs
3.Anambra that has had a taste of Peter OBI is not different from other worst states in the country.

So why the cry of Tribalism when you are the tribalists,while blackmailing people for voting Tinubu when Anambra your own candidate governed remain the same!

See them, very foolish human beings. The woman is talking about the sufferings her and her likes and going through. But here you are doing region and tribe again. The same tool used by politicians to divide and win elections after which they tie everybody in a bunch to receive the same treatment. Una be goats

This boy

Tgis boy

Vote reasonable person, them say no. Them think say them dey do person.

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Between used cars for taxi and new tricycles(KEKE) which is better to give out for hire purchase? Which has a better ROI?

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Bro go to mechanic around if you don't have money to buy new gen, tell them to find you small gen, you will see for small money, put fuel in the gen for times like this, you fire the gen up. Don't put your hope in nepa even for one day especially when you have something serious to do.

Putindbutt:
Ibos🤣🤣
The next wailing phase is to keep scavenging Twitter for anonymous or sponsored sources.
These Obi diots are fond of saying " you asked Obi to go to court, he is in court and APC are still afraid". Meanwhile, Obi is in court and this allegation is part of his case file yet you won't stop disturbing us about a case that is already before the court, it is either you're making treasonable comments about Tinubu's swearing-in or keep wailing about a case that is subjudice. And when opposition replies you in the language you understand, you would begin to headbutt the wall. The Presidency of Tinubu has come to stay and there is nothing the fasicistic movement of an headless mob can do about it.

When you have nothing reasonable to say, you turn to foolish tribalism. Face the issue and defend your druggie shamelessly.

Uberfacts known to post about factual events from around the globe with over 13M followers made a post about Tinubu's drug case in the US. The post was made just about an hour after they made a post about Pablo Escobar, a notorious Columbian drug lord.

https://twitter.com/UberFacts/status/1645200055102582785?t=JsBlLZI3r0vzLRVSaxGYhQ&s=19

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cocolacec:
Our Brazilian brothers and sisters can replace nyanmirins when they relocate to the East in Yorubaland.
Yorubaland must be great.

So you are nothing without non indigenes? Pathetic

truthCoder:
After seeing the gaslighting attempt of the OP against airsaylongcome, I feel I owe it to members of this forum to give full disclosures about what I know about this 'acclaimed investor'.

TLDR: He claims to be a pre-seed investor and has access to UK VCs. He is just a hawk looking to fleece tech newbs off their ideas and prototypes, asking for 80% of equity for the pittance he is offering (if offering anything at all) so the person can either walk away or if dumb, be a slave to him all for nothing.

I saw one of his claims last year and I contacted him.

I have a fintech project which I am working on. Project is not generic as generic would not work in the region I intended to launch. I was on NL one day and saw his post, so I decided to contact him.

My mistake was that I assumed he was a passionate tech funder so I went into the conversation telling him bits and pieces of the project and some bits about the USPs. I did not request for details of his company, I did not sign an explicit NDA. I did not even see or know his authorisation to have such conversations on behalf of whomever he claims to be representing. He offered no legitimacy and I was dumb enough not to ask. The only 'credence' he had was a +44 WhatsApp number.

He claimed to have a team of coders ready to churn out any project at short notice. The only thing remaining was ideas.

He was interested in my project and straight-away wanted to know the 'nitty-gritty' of the idea. He was asking so many questions so I told him I would only be able to continue if we had an explicit agreement on our business relationship. If he liked my idea, he should tell me and we should discuss how the relationship would be. He said he liked the idea and is ready to be a part but can I answer just this other question.... He tried to prod around this but when I was insistent, he gave me his offer.

He proposed an agreement that takes over 80% of my company at pre-seed, with me handing over ownership and existing codes in return for him spending an undisclosed amount on getting more people interested in the business. I would still be in the company of course, pouring out my efforts into making the project work. He told me the 80% was his final offer.

It was not a buy-out. It was me simply signing away 80% of my company to a stranger who says he doesn't know how much he would spend but it is 'a lot' and I get nothing on day 1.

If I hand over 80% at pre-seed, please what will I hand over when the real VCs arrive? 80%!!!

I tried to reason with this 'investor' o but he was adamant, so I told him to move on. I saw my folly. The guy don play me street. I understood the 'catch-22' situation. No sensible person will give out 80% of a company for nothing. So he has a clean path to walk out and he leaves with the ideas you just discussed with hm. If you are dumb enough to accept, then you will be dumb enough to wait till a potential VC comes along who will take equity from his own 80% or do a buy out of the remaining 20% for chicken change.

I was lucky though, I did not share any code with him nor shared more than necessary. Some people would not be so lucky.

Now, don't get me wrong. He has a right not to like my project. He has a right to walk away. But he owes it to the the other party to say he was not interested. But asking for 80% of the company for no exact amount (which could range from cost of printing and photocopying the dumb agreement to nothing), it was an easy scam.

I moved on and was lucky enough to get real investors with proper structures from other areas and we would be launching soon. No serious investor asks for 80% for an undisclosed amount. Heck. I got $20,000 and a free USA company registration for 2% of another company.

When a girl is raped, most times she keeps quiet and the rapist feels more confident to rape another girl. When all raped girls come out to identify their abuser, maybe he would stop, maybe he won't, but other girls would know what they are entering if he invites them to his room.

NB: He opened this NL account and the email strictly for this. He is not on LinkedIn nor is associated with any company of repute in the UK or anywhere else. He is a ghost.

The same person I contacted on a post he made. DO NOT WASTE TIME WITH HIM. Just as said here after he has asked you so many questions about your startup and how it works and every nitty gritty, he will give you a ridiculous offer that is no different from literally handing the start up over to him and making you an employee. I was so mad when he made his offer I stopped replying him and deleted his number. If you have anything reasonable going on, don't bother engaging him, you will regret it.

Some of the ridiculous nonsense he proposed is that

He is going be a co-founder

He will take 70% of the company. When I told him this is ridiculous, he later came up with there will be multiple co-founders not just him that will share the 70%

His team of "world class engineers" will take over. If you so have a team of world class engineers, why don't you put them together in a room and have them build your ideas for you instead of looking for who to fleece.

No specific amount proposed, just that after signing he will spend money on marketing. That can as well be a reasonable figure to less than nothing after you've handed the startup to him.

He will change the name of the startup. Etc.

I couldn't stomach any more of the nonsense, I just stopped replying him.

ahiboilandgas:
by their behaviours and action. There is a proverb action speak louder than voice. So by igbo people action it justified . You abused your host verbally and your votes against there interest . You open brotels ,sell fake drugs in their community .you are too loud for a visitor not only in Lagos but abuja,South Africa . You voted L.P in Abuja Senate against there own indigene

I opened the thread for matured analysis of the issue raised. I don't have strength for your meaningless assertions. Feel free to open a different thread for it. Thanks

Thedon22:

Look brother, when this hatred from Igbos were brewing one of the wisest politician in the SE , Soludo , warned you people to stop doing Nsobu, Nsobu politics. He foresaw what was about to happen. You people attacked everything Yoruba in other to promote your candidate Obi. You cut your noses to spite your face. Since time immemorial Yorubas had been the most accommodating tribe in Nigeria but you disrespected them. You people need to apologize to the Yorubas and let bygones be bygones. Igbos did same in South Africa, India, even at Obigbo in Rivers and Wike came ruthless. Igbos need to apologize for the insults.

Igbos attacked yorubas to promote obi. Align your thoughts properly sir. LP was never an igbo movement and you know it. Politicians only tried to make it look so. In aggregate they are way more non igbos supporting LP from plateau to even Lagos.

Franzinni:
thank you for this write up, and yes my pain is with the way it sounds when I hear it ... In my mind I try to say the same of any state in Nigeria and It refuses to click. No body can swallow such a statement... And why I am vocal against it irrespective of who is saying it is that ... It's an idea! And if it's not uprooted early it becomes something even greater!!! I have said it many times here, my wife is an Igbo woman ... From IMO state and my kids are coke and fanta ... So I say this to mean I have no hate for igbos ... Infact I can say it anywhere that IGBOS helped grow Lagos state into the business hub that it is today, it is indisputable. But when it starts to look like the Yoruba people that welcomed others into thier lands and opened various avenues to accelerate the growth of hard working business men and women are taken for granted I think its wise for them to speak up and set the record straight... That being said, it doesn't give anyone the right to start to attack anyone, on that I don't support. I only am expressing my irritation to the posture of some Igbo people who are of the misguided notion that Lagos is a no man's land.

You do realize there is actually no proof of this right or atleast I have not seen any from any sociocultural igbo group whatsoever and at that what exactly is the end benefit of it for an igbo man in lagos? The real threat to the yorubas the last time I checked are herdsmen and bandits that led to the formation of amotekun.

Anyway just like the poster above said, this is just politicians setting citizens against themselves for their own gain. At the end they really don't give a fvck about all of us as a bunch. We will still be back buying dollars at N750+ and facing other sh!ts together regardless of tribe. Peace.

Franzinni:
ok I would explain ... From you assertion, you noticed this conflict last week but I have told you there has been seeds planted and watered for a while now...if your claim is true, then I would say you are just seeing the germination process ... Now to answer your question, the mere fact that some IGBOS can even have the notion that Lagos belongs to nobody is a blatant disrespect to thier host regardless of your understanding that it's an old saying... Do you know how near impossible for a Yoruba man to buy land on Igbo soil ? You will harldy find anyone to sell to you but we as Yoruba people having gone past tribalism, happily accommodate any and all people as long as you abide by the rules of the land to now come and hear your guests saying your land is no man's land ... You won't take it on Igbo soil so don't behave that way in a land where respect,kindness and gratefulness is held to high esteem. ... It's not a matter of dragging business or land or woman or anything ... We really have nothing to drag... I am only saying, you don't insult your host and expect nothing to happen...

I did not notice a conflict last week, it became a conflict last week that led to attacks, I understand you are trying to prove your point but some objectivity will be great. I live in Rivers state, when I moved into my current area, I thought it was a yoruba community. The three major tribes have large communities in every state where they stay and do business and socialize.

You talked about difficulty buying land but you and I know when it comes to business, nobody gives a sh!t about tribe. I am not going to sell my land for 8m to an igbo man when a yoruba man is offering me 8.5m, neither will I give my product on credit to an unreliable igbo man when I am sure of getting my money from a yoruba man. Nobody gives a sh!t about tribe when money is to be made so your argument falls flat on its face.

Franzinni:
do you remember sometimes ago when we had the Lagoon speech by that oba? That was when I first heard the IGBOS saying Lagos is no man's land and in my mind I was shocked that guests will have the effrontery to even deduce such fallacy... But let's even say it was an old saying that predates many adults today as you point out, do you think the meaning is that Lagos is not a part of Yoruba land ?

Becasue everytime I hear a person from another part say such especially in tense atmosphere, what it means for me is that there is a potential challenge for the ownership of the land ... And boooy !!! We are ready for that fight any time and any day... We are peaceful people anywhere you find us, to the point that alot of you have confused out tolerance for cowardice... But we only look that way because we know how to play the long game... Lagos is a land of opportunity open to all but make no mistake ... Lagos belongs to AWON OMO OODUA!!! Period !!!

Since the beginning of this issue last week, I have refused to make a generalization of yorubas. Because I've been on twitter and I have watched tweets of yorubas on both sides of this issue even those that have led to insults between them. Now let's go with your viewpoint and analyse it. Please let me know because I don't know. WHAT EXACTLY ARE IGBOS DRAGGING WITH YORUBAS? Are they taking businesses away from yorubas? Are they forcefully collecting your lands? Are they dragging political posts with you? Are they raping your women like herdsmen and killing your youth? Are their livestock encroaching on your properties and causing damaged? Have they taken over all top positions and taxing you to death?

You said you are going to fight. Why the hell are you fighting?

Franzinni:
Lagos is no man's land is a foolish deduction ... Let me buy into you perspective for a second and say becasue you go to a market in Kano to buy and sell means the market in Kano belongs to nobody?? ... Common you have a working brain I will assume ... You mean to say in aba, there are no hausas engaging in successful trade or Yorubas too ? But it will be stupid and arrogant for those Yorubas in aba to begin to open thier mouth and say aba is no man's land ...

There is no other tribe in Nigeria that is as accommodating as the Yoruba people but you people take it as a form of weakness to the point that you now deem it fit to be dragging Yoruba land with your host ... Aye yin fe baje ni?

What you won't dare as an anambara man in imo or any other part of Igbo land, you will be trying in Lagos ... And when you get the back hand, you will be crying to Hague and ICPC ... The Yorubas are the most united people in Africa and it's becasue we value our culture first!!!!! before religion or any other thing. That is why despite all the afonja and Yoruba Muslim chant that IGBOS have tried to use to compartmentalize us ... We band together at the drop of a hat ... Like we did in Lagos yesterday and like we did nationally .... I am a proud omoluabi!

You've missed every point of the post just to prove a non issue. Lagos is a no man's land has it's root absolutely different from what is currently being propagated politically. It is a saying that has existed longer than some adults and was never tied to any ethnic group, people understood what it meant and it was never an issue up until last week. You are just making me repeat myself, kindly go through the post, you don't have to rush to comment.

There is something I don't really understand about all these happening in Lagos, I even find it funny. Please when did igbos claim Lagos?

Right from when I was growing up, when we started watching Nollywood. Two things were said about Lagos.

One which is "Lagos is a no man's land" which has it's root in the fact that Lagos is a city of commerce where people from multiple ethnicity converge to do some sort of business due to lagos being a point of contact to Nigeria for many business people bringing goods into the country. This was never an issue.

Secondly it is said when you are entering lagos you see "This is lagos" unlike other places where you see "Welcome to xyz". Never been to lagos, don't know how true this is but this saying was popular because Lagos is seen as a place you have to be "sharp" to make it.

Fast forward to the general election 2023. Election in Lagos involving two Yoruba Lagos indigenes. No position from house of assembly to the governorship election has an igbo man contesting.

I've been trying to put two and two together and it is still not making any sense. When did igbos claim Lagos all of a sudden last week? So much that it warranted an attack? The saying Lagos is a no man's land is older than some people that will reply to this post. Why do people easily play into the hands of politicians. The same people overseeing their suffering. Who are the main benefactors of this chaos? Is it you supporting this chaos because I am damn sure it is not. After the election, you and those you are attacking both verbally and physically will go back to suffering the same consequences of bad governance.

FarmTech:

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Somehow yes. But values are eroding very fast as we try to copy their bad.

No they are not. Blacks are the most vile, corrupt, inhumane set of human beings. Slavary was successful because it was a trade, blacks were selling off blacks. Whites obey rules more, are more better behaved, white neighborhoods are more safer than black neighborhoods. Whites contribute more to the greater good, are more eager to respond to distress of other humans. This is not white worshipping, just observation.

Blacks are just good at one thing, HYPOCRISY

FarmTech:
Wetin man no go read! Whites are just too much when it comes to sci-tech! Just that they are morally mad .

Are blacks morally better?

Goodlady:

Isn't it people like you that started the abuses. That goat that you made his screenshot has a daft president that's wiser than your Obi.
Get ready to worship your new master.
He ll do well.
I can see some boys I v been seeing crying since morning. Fahdiga and co, your cries aren't loud. Increase the volume pls.

Try shame small.

Wetin be this?🤣 Person need extra citizenship o to wedge these insults