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It is the bitter truth, but it is better to prepare your mind and know that the government does not care about you as much as you think they do, and if you must do better in society, it is your personal responsibility to strive for it and not wait for the government to come help you out. In most countries, the government is busy stealing public funds and does not care about the economy. If you happen to be in one of such countries and you keep blaming the government for your predicaments, you will never progress. Make it a personal responsibility to not be subject to the oppression of your government; emancipate yourself.

I really do like your point of view here. Possibly, if this idea is focused on the university students, it would be nice because at that stage, students are well matured and groomed enough to absorb useful information and knowledge and also knowing what to do with information gotten through knowledge. Explaining things of that nature to university students would not really burden them because they are vast and can easily assimilate information they get compared to secondary or primary school students. I think your points here are very much valid and acceptable.

It is reasonable to consider university students paying more mature to understand the dangers of gambling and the need for responsible gambling, but I think that early education matters a lot in life because people in secondary schools and even primary schools are being exposed to gambling, and if you wait until university before you start educating these people about responsible gambling, it may be too late.

I am still confused why the price is still going up upon all the dreams with Binance and other cryptocurrency exchanges in the country. Presently the price or the exchange rate is USD1 = NGN1564.71 even as this we are still praying for good Nigeria. Last week again President Tinubu said they should extend the Binance Staff detention until the needed information are given. And I don't think Binance is ready to release such vital information to Nigeria Government.

They will look for more people to arrest and more people to blame for their cluelessness, because by now it should be obvious to them that it was not binance or even the naira speculators that they blamed that is the cause of the problem of the naira. They are just chasing shadows and ignoring the real problem, like they do not know it.

It is very embarrassing that one of the detained binance executives is still in custody, it is a shame.

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Tyson Fury refuses a stare-down with Usyk, is this a sign that he is not confident that he could beat Usyk. Just weird though because this is the first i saw this scenario where a fighter refuses or does not engage in a stare-down.

I agree, that looked very odd.
But was he really afraid of staring Usyk face-to-face? I don't think so, probably was just an idea that popped up in his mind at that moment. Or maybe he's just trying to get into Usyk's head by ignoring his presence etc, and make Oleksandr approach the fight too emotionally.

That was unusual for Fury. It was the first time I'd seen him like this in a face-off when interviewed and asked about it, he just said Usyk is one scary-looking dude, I don't know if it is a mind game or he is intimidated by Usyk, this is not the Fury we've seen in his past face-off, it becomes very interesting now, is Usyk going on his head now or just a strategy to make Usyk thinks he is intimidated.

Fury wants to play the mind game and it is already working because, just as he has gotten us confused with why he acted that way, he also has gotten Usyk unsure of that action—was it out of fear or an action to deceive Usky that he was intimidated? It will be a very entertaining fight, that is what I expect, I still have no favorites, I just want to enjoy it, and I hope they both make the fight enjoyable.

As soon as you enter the twitter account then you can see hundreds of airdrop posts in front of you where there are promises to give many tokens for free. Do you think all these airdrops are true? I think all are false and from here there will be possibility of hacking to connect your personal wallet. So be careful and avoid fake/false airdrop.

Airdrops are not only on Twitter or social media platform X, but X is a good platform for them because of the very good traffic that it has and the number of crypto enthusiasts who are looking for updates about cryptocurrency. You have only like two out of every 10 airdrops that are legit, because most airdrops are fake and started only for you to work for the benefit of the people who created them, which is why you need to be extra careful.

Nigeria has a higher level of insecurities and violence. This has affected the country's economy and financial systems.

There is high crime rate and level of insecurity in Nigeria because of the very bad economic situation that our political leaders have put us in but insecurity and violence is not special or unique to only Nigeria there are many other countries in world that are experiencing levels of insecurity and violence even higher than that of Nigeria but because you have never been there, you would never know.

When the economic situation improves, insecurity and violence will decrease.

When Notcoin came out, ah people dey mined am serious and when di announcement came say dem want launched am for exchanges na there the real hustle start but at di end nothing come out and finally it is suspended till 16th of this month. I never mine and farm airdrop before.

It is all over X, the testimony of some people who claimed to have benefited from NOTcoin airdrops.

To all those people wey dey lucky to gain from the airdrop because nor be all airdrops dey legit, many na fake and waste of person time. I happy for them because e dun give dem small money wey dem fit use to start to invest in other better cryptocurrency wey dey.

Last week at the BIS Innovation Summit 2024, Israeli historian, philosopher, and bestselling author Yuval Noah Harari shared his views on bitcoin and electronic currency. During his presentation, Harari emphasized his disapproval of bitcoin, stating it is its money “built on distrust.”

I mostly pity those who pay attention to these people or see these people as mentors. Like I said before, these people have nothing to lose because they are already successful in their careers and have other forms of investment that are good for them. They can afford to miss the opportunity of investing in bitcoins, but can you?

This is why you need to always have an opinion of your own that is not formed from the opinion of another person. Before you form opinions, make sure they are backed by facts.