If you invested $100 into Luna in January 2020, by April 2022 it was worth $10k+, but today it’s worth nothing.

$10k worth of Luna in 2022 is less than $100 today.

There are people who believe this should not be digitalized because the man doing this will lose his job; that's how a lot of people see new tech.

In 2020, invested $100 in Tatcoin, today it’s worth nothing.

Dorgu is a negative.

Like you, your parents also invested $1m in Société Générale Bank in Nigeria, today it’s worth $0.

Between 2015-2023, many investment companies in the real estate and agricultural sectors came up in Nigeria promising a return of investment every 1-3 months, many people lost their money. One of the biggest was Chinmark, the ignorant education gap is the reason why people

If you invested $2k into Oando stocks in 2005, after 20 years, which is today, it would be worth. $205.74. You bought when Naira was less than N130, adjusted for inflation, you lost it all.

In 2002, Union Bank Nigeria had a Market Cap of N42.5b, if you invested $10k, today it would be worth less than $10. The owners 👇

1 ounce of gold in 2005 was $445-500, today it’s $3600. Ijebu mothers after buying (Panpa) Ice from their Hausa and Saudi dealers while holding since 2005. Ijebu mothers using their golds as toothpicks on their first son’s wedding party when they have a point to prove to the

70% of Forex investors lose their money. MBA forex to forex investors. 👇

Kols telling Baby boomers who lost their money in Skye Bank, Oando, and Union Bank to invest in BTC. Them to the Kol👇

Hakuna Matata.

Obasanjo owns one of the biggest farms in West Africa, he doesn't guarantee a ROI every 3 months, I am not even sure if he does such. A new fish farm is promising you ROI every month. That's impossible. ROI( Return on Investment).

theroaming_crafty Farmer David🇳🇬🚜🌱🌾🌿 If your parents bought landed property, did they really become rich from it? A lot of the time, you need to be rich to make money from real estate. No one gets rich by getting a land or building boys' quarters, you have to get your skin in the game and have it at large.

A Nigerian startup got $1m from foreign investors at N300 per $1. Today, $1 is $1500, they've made a profit of N1B, but they can't pay back the money. They are valued at over $1m, but they are at a negative. Companies hiding from investors...👇