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Very soon a seed law in Nigeria as they have done in Kenya with another monkey president leading there: William Ruto . He will not be in Benin for his agenda before we phase him out . Bill Gates now a tax consultant in Nigeria. That is how others perceive Africans as subhumans Nigeria faces deep-rooted challenges, such as corruption, poverty, and low productivity, despite its large population and abundant resources. While Bill Gates’ initiative to improve Nigeria’s digital tax system may be well-intentioned, it's concerning when placed against the backdrop of more pressing economic issues, like widespread poverty and inflation exceeding 60%. With a GDP per capita below $3,000 and over 100 million Nigerians living in extreme poverty, the priority should be on increasing productivity and reducing corruption, not just enhancing tax efficiency. Many Nigerians thrive abroad, yet these internal issues remain unsolved. The tendency to rely on external figures, like Bill Gates, to address domestic problems reflects a broader mindset where African countries often look to outsiders for solutions rather than leveraging their own talent. Historical and political factors contribute to this reliance on external influence, but the need for locally driven strategies is clear. The stark contrast between Nigerians’ success overseas and the struggles within the country highlights critical gaps in governance and resource management. For Nigeria to move forward, it must prioritize homegrown solutions and focus on building a productive, self-sustaining economy.

Please listen up: 1) Total Control, must be obtained 2) Depopulation 3) Financial & monetary control 4) Food control 5) Medication control 6) Seed control These folks will stop at nothing. All part of the new wave of CONTROL.

#philanthrocapitalism The term appears as early as February 2006 in The Economist, and was popularized by #Matthew_Bishop & #Michael_Green in their 2008 book "Philanthrocapitalism: How the Rich Can Save The World." Across the universe, meanwhile, a very different form of philanthropy is taking shape. Nicknamed “philanthrocapitalism” by journalist Matthew Bishop, its followers believe that business thinking and market methods will save the world—and make some of us a fortune along the way. #Criticism. There are many criticisms of philanthrocapitalism beginning with the limited transparency and accountability involved. There are also concerns that private philanthropy erodes support for governmental spending on public services.

Dear African Leaders, How much of Bill Gates do you know or are you blinded by the color of a mere fiat currency called Dollar? Have you now reduced all of your African values to dollars and cents that your children will eventually sniff away in drugs when you are no more? Have you ever thought about the consequences of making your own kids cerebrally redundant because you have left them cash and assets they never worked for or needed ? Please have pity on yourselves and your children by rejecting the offers from the Eugenicist, Bill Gates. You will agree with me that no African knows Bill Gates like the notable speaker in this video, Robert Kennedy Jnr. Why then do you trust Bill Gates if all of these is said about him? Many of the European tribesmen who know Bill Gates are wondering what is wrong with you African Leaders. Are you hypnotized or something? His Dollar is not good for you please reject it. Even though it’s a known fact that you are careless about the Citizens you govern, have pity on yourself and your Children. #africa #africanunion #au #gmo #saynotogmos #vaccine #mpox #blacklivesmatter

Check out the article in todays issue with profiles for all the fantastic honorees for the San Antonio Business Journal's 40 Under 40*. Beyond excited to have been selected with this years class of exceptional individuals. #RaymondJames #40Under40 #SanAntonio #WealthManagement #SA40Under40 *The San Antonio Business Journal's 40 Under 40 Awards are presented to professionals under 40 years old who have demonstrated excellence in business, leadership, and community involvement. To be eligible, the nominees must be under the age of 40 as of 1/1/24, live and work in the San Antonio area, and cannot be a past 40 Under 40 honoree. Over 200 nominees were considered and 40 were recognized. The nominations are read and vetted by an internal group of editors and reporters at San Antonio Business Journal. This ranking is based upon the period from 01/01/2023 to 12/31/2023 and was released on 1/22/2024. This ranking is not based in any way on the individual's abilities in regard to providing investment advice or management. The ranking may not be representative of any one client's experience, is not an endorsement, and is not indicative of an advisor's future performance. Neither Raymond James nor any of its Financial Advisors pay a fee in exchange for this award/rating. San Antonio Business Journal is not affiliated with Raymond James.

Being Clear and Concise - Joseph Paris Getting your point across. Sometimes less is more. Do you go into more detail then need be? #ContinuousImprovement #Education #Leadership https://lnkd.in/eJdqjcu

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It's a sad day today watching Bill Belichick part ways with the Patriots. His impact stretches far beyond the football field, embodying a standard of excellence. Among his many memorable moments, one stands out: the "On to Cincinnati" press conference following the deflategate incident. This phrase, fortuitously coined by Belichick, symbolizes more than just a response to a controversy; it represents a mindset. Faced with adversity, his reply was simple yet profound: "On to Cincinnati". It's a philosophy about looking ahead, not getting mired in past mistakes or setbacks. This approach is vital not just in sports, but in every aspect of life. Encountered a problem with a colleague? Address it, then move on to your own "Cincinnati". Faced a personal failure? Learn from it, and then direct your focus forward. Embracing this attitude is crucial for success. We all face challenges and failures, but dwelling on them only leads to more losses. By focusing on what's ahead, we give ourselves the best chance to succeed in the next endeavor. In the spirit of Belichick, let's tackle our challenges and say 'On to Cincinnati'.

Even presidents know that great leadership means making good decisions not just for your country, but for your loved ones as well. Learn which U.S. presidents have been New York Life policy owners, and reach out when you're ready to be the commander in chief of your family's financial future. #PresidentsDay