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Maybe 100%+ before Q2 ENDS🙃🌚
#BambooGains @investbamboo
Since that thread blew up, the one question that kept coming was "how do I even get money to invest?"
This one is for everyone trying to start with little to nothing.
Here's the exact system. 🧵
Five Bamboo investors will walk away with $100 each paid straight into their wallets.
To enter, invest in U.S. or NG stocks on Bamboo, share your all-time portfolio gains and post the screenshot with #BambooGains while tagging @investbamboo.
Winners will be announced at the end of May. Download the Bamboo app to get started. 💚
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I nearly forget my matric number 😔😔
OAU very funny school btw, 2021 matric number go still valid Till 2027
Nigerian students can qualify for 10 free Dangote Refinery shares from the Aliko Dangote Foundation when they buy at least 10 units themselves. Bamboo is one of the brokers taking applications. Update the app, and if you refer a friend who does the same, Bamboo says you get ₦1,000. The offer runs till 27 October 2026.
You pay for at least 10 shares in your own name. ADF may then fund 10 more in your name, at no cost to you. The price is still ₦525 a share, so your minimum is ₦5,250. The extra 10 is free if you get it.
You must be at least 18 and currently enrolled as an undergraduate at a recognised Nigerian tertiary school. Postgraduate does not qualify. You also need to pass student verification and your broker’s KYC. Those are two different checks.
On Bamboo, opt in, enter your school and matric number exactly as on your ID, and subscribe. ADF verifies after you submit and makes the final call. Opting in does not guarantee the extra 10. Each student can get the grant only once.
If you already subscribed, you can still opt in by topping up before the close. Non-students can subscribe as normal. They just do not get the grant.
Do not pay anyone who says they can “help you get it.” It is free. Apply only in the official app. And do not enter just because of a post. Read the official offer document, or ask your broker to explain it first.
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Nigerian students can qualify for 10 free Dangote Refinery shares from the Aliko Dangote Foundation when they buy at least 10 units themselves. Bamboo is one of the brokers taking applications. Update the app, and if you refer a friend who does the same, Bamboo says you get ₦1,000. The offer runs till 27 October 2026.
You pay for at least 10 shares in your own name. ADF may then fund 10 more in your name, at no cost to you. The price is still ₦525 a share, so your minimum is ₦5,250. The extra 10 is free if you get it.
You must be at least 18 and currently enrolled as an undergraduate at a recognised Nigerian tertiary school. Postgraduate does not qualify. You also need to pass student verification and your broker’s KYC. Those are two different checks.
On Bamboo, opt in, enter your school and matric number exactly as on your ID, and subscribe. ADF verifies after you submit and makes the final call. Opting in does not guarantee the extra 10. Each student can get the grant only once.
If you already subscribed, you can still opt in by topping up before the close. Non-students can subscribe as normal. They just do not get the grant.
Do not pay anyone who says they can “help you get it.” It is free. Apply only in the official app. And do not enter just because of a post. Read the official offer document, or ask your broker to explain it first.
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People saw the extra days and said Dangote IPO never full yet.🤣
That is not what the extra days are for.
The offer has had strong demand. The push for more time is so more people, including outside Nigeria, can still enter. The target that has been reported is about 10 million investors.
Why chase that many?
A company with 10 million shareholders is not a company you can quietly squeeze. If a policy will hurt the owners, it will hurt a lot of ordinary people at once. That is a different conversation in Abuja.
More hands on the register is the point. Not “they never got enough money.”
The form rule has not changed. ₦525 a share. Minimum 10. Then multiples of 10. Closes 27 October.
Do not enter because my posts said so. Read the official offer document first, or ask your broker to explain it.
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“Procrastination is a form of fear, and it is difficult to acknowledge fear… but the truth is you cannot create anything of value without both self doubt… and self believe…”
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Like I said, fair business 🤝
I just knew the lending business is so lucrative, cos the amount they spend on marketing it alone is crazy!!
I get calls like back to back non stop everyday
Imagine opay collect over 100% interest yearly from like 1% of their users? Mind you at least 1 out of 5 Nigerians use the platform
Good business tho 🫵🏻🫶
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Hmmm
Human Capital Development crisis
❝Nigerians are one of the brightest people in the world. There is something we have in this country that I have not seen anywhere else—our grit and drive for success... Now, we have a human capital development crisis in our hands that either we like it or not, we need to acknowledge...❞
— Tosin Eniolorunda, Moniepoint CEO
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I just knew the lending business is so lucrative, cos the amount they spend on marketing it alone is crazy!!
I get calls like back to back non stop everyday
Imagine opay collect over 100% interest yearly from like 1% of their users? Mind you at least 1 out of 5 Nigerians use the platform
Good business tho 🫵🏻🫶
This lending business must really be paying yall
Cos tell me why you suddenly want to help me ease my financial burden😒
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The order book is just people naming prices. Buys are what buyers want to pay. Sells are what sellers want to receive.
A market order takes the first price sitting there. A limit order is you writing your own number and waiting.
If the gap between the two sides is wide, market can cost you more than you planned. Limit lets you sit at the price you actually like.
You are not late because you waited. You are early if you paid the first number the app showed you(can be risky tho)
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You didn’t consider Nigerian roads ? 🤦♂️🤦♂️ @elonmusk
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Na joke oo 😭😭😂
Took a little risk early this year with part of half of my school fees when I heard a new CEO was in town for one company
Here we’re today 😭😂
Don’t ask me how I survived the semester tho🙏 and don’t try to be like me. You go cry !
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What was I doing in 2019 tho 🤔🤔
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AROOLAMBOO retweeted
Today I turn 43.
My first salary was ₦60,000 a month. I lived on half and invested for my future.
Over 20 years later, my portfolio can fund my family’s lifestyle if needed.
To the young person making financial projections and wondering, “Can this really happen?”
Let me share my journey. A thread…
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