Olumide Adesina

Building state airports /Government House complex falls under infrastructure, unfortunately, they are liabilities in today's 🇳🇬. You hardly go wrong investing on human capital

The CBN is complaining 🇳🇬 populace don't read enough financial data, but the FG hasn't invested much on financial literacy. You can't give what you don't have

The easiest way to be successful is to copy successful people/countries. 🇳🇬 doesn't have the luxury to use untested economic strategies

RT @olumidecapital: China started with huge human capital investment before spending largely on infrastructure. 🇳🇬 is doing the opposi…

Know your audience. When writing, I noticed 🇺🇸 public often reward technical analysis, sarcasm while 🇳🇬 populace prefer simplicity or straight to the point

The cost of a Rolls Royce will build a local school that hosts hundreds of pupils in 🇳🇬 yearly. The average member of the 🇳🇬 political class rides on a luxury brand. An educated populace won't allow such waste

Investors exposed to 🇳🇬 energy index, suffered blackout, as Geregu Energy posted the highest daily loss

China started with huge human capital investment before spending largely on infrastructure. 🇳🇬 is doing the opposite

🇳🇬 has one of the world's youngest population, investing in education makes more sense than spending more on infrastructure and a massive political elite

When the markets beat too loud, something huge is about to die

The greatest social trait in this digital age is the ability to tame materialism, even when you can afford it

If 🇳🇬 populace was largely educated, economic consumption will be better than the norm . State airports won't work like a museum

If you want to learn the basics of personal finance all in a book , you might want to check out "Your Money or Your Life" by Vicki Robin and Joe Dominguez

Be patient with big dreams that are not yet within your control. Be impatient with short-term goals that you can already act on

Total transactions in 🇳🇬 stock market more than doubled, rising sharply from N509.47 billion in February to N1.115 trillion in March

RT @LeilaHormozi: Life bends for people who act, not for people who ask.

Microsoft sacked about 6,000 people, or 3% of its workforce. The global labor market is tightening with pain