I'm so much appreciated about the rules on this forum as a newbie i need to learn more and understand the main reasons to be here and i found this rule 6,7,8 and 31 useful i hope to learn more about and understand alot here.

Chicken wey run way from borno go Ibadan go still end up inside  pot of soup
Cow wey dey in a hurry to go America go come back as corn beef
Akara and moin moin get the same parent na wetin dey pass tru make dem diffrent

Smoke indeed there is no gain in smoking it worsen the healthy of the system body.

You must have a well-defined plan in mind when you first start trading. A set of disciplines should be used when entering or exiting the market. Traders will gain confidence as a result of this discipline. Traders should carefully examine the technical and fundamental assessments of the companies they want to invest in. They can gather data from a variety of online sources, including trading websites.

I’m all for crypto staking
Crypto staking involves "locking up" a portion of your cryptocurrency for a period of time as a way of contributing to a blockchain network. In exchange, stakers can earn rewards, typically in the form of additional coins or tokens.
Is Staking profitable? In one word, yes. Staking is nearly as profitable as the mining or trading of cryptocurrencies, and without risk. All you have to do is stake (buy & hold) some coins in order to get added to the mining pool.

The primary benefit of staking is that you earn more crypto, and interest rates can be very generous. In some cases, you can earn more than 10% or 20% per year. It's potentially a very profitable way to invest your money. And, the only thing you need is crypto that uses the proof-of-stake model.

Because China Gov owns around 200,000 btc and this is a lot. More than US government. By reasoning, their voice is bigger compared to US government in cryptocurrency.

Should we take china words seriously? No. Because they been trying to ban since year 2013. Then they un-ban and then they ban again. History repeats.

In my country, they spend $134,430,716.00 (yeah, you read that right) in a scheme they call “school feeding program”, they said they’re feeding children in government primary schools across the country

Don’t get me wrong, feeding children is not a bad idea, but this is where it gets interesting

Most of these children

Wear rags as clothes
Will go home and start hawking on the streets
Sleep on mats when they get home
Don’t have reading or writing materials
To highlight but a few problems

And the teachers teaching them are;

Not well paid
Owed salaries
Not well trained
There is no infrastructure, most of them receive lectures under trees or uncompleted buildings

Money has no moral value: it is simply a medium of exchange. People may choose to do good or ill with the money which they have, but the money itself is completely blameless.
The larger problem lies in what people will do to acquire money which they do not yet have—including but not limited to lying, cheating, stealing, threatening, maiming and/or killing. Evil occurs when avaricious people value money more than they value other people’s rights.

Africans at large are not taking this ecosystem serious, the Philippinos are far ahead of us and are making a living out of it. Most Philippinos have taking play2earn gaming as a means of livelihood.
Games like Axie infinity is the future, because you're not only playing to have fun, you're also being paid to do so.

I myself is a bit late as I started playing last two months as a scholar (You play for someone who invested money and the proceeds gets shared 50/50 after every 14days)
But even as late as I am I have made up to 350$ in just two months without any risk of being rugpulled.
There are lots of games coming out, some of which you only need small capital to start playing and eventually make money.
This is a perfect side hustle. Its the future.

My love for Range Rover is unpredictable