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Believers 💚, Do you want to learn how to use Quidax in Nigeria? Whether you’re new to crypto or just looking for a simple walkthrough, this tutorial takes you through the basics of using @QuidaxGlobal step by step. Watch the full tutorial:

$ABEG: PRESERVING A CULTURE, BUILDING A MOVEMENT, SOLVING REAL PROBLEMS. By Godspower Odok | Connect The Dot Global There are words that communicate meaning, and there are words that carry the identity of a people. $ABEG represents both. In Nigeria, “abeg” is more than a word. It is part of our everyday conversations, our humour, our relationships, our negotiations, and our expressions of compassion. From the streets of Lagos to homes across Nigeria, from informal conversations among friends to serious requests for assistance, abeg has become a familiar expression in our social vocabulary. We say it when we need help. We say it when we want someone to reconsider a decision. We say it when we are appealing for understanding. Sometimes, we use it playfully. At other times, it carries the weight of a genuine need. Abeg is a cultural expression that connects people through the language of appeal, humanity, and shared experience. And this presents us with a question: What if we could build something meaningful around a word that millions of people already understand? WHY $ABEG DESERVES SOMETHING UNIQUE Cultures are not preserved merely by remembering their words. They are preserved when people find new, meaningful ways to express them across generations. We live in a world where technology is changing how people communicate, transact, organize, and solve problems. Blockchain introduces another opportunity: the ability to build digital communities and coordinate resources around shared ideas. But the real opportunity is not simply to turn a popular word into a token. The opportunity is to transform cultural familiarity into practical value. Imagine a community built around $ABEG where the spirit behind the word inspires organized charitable giving, support for vulnerable families, educational assistance, food relief, and initiatives that help communities respond to real needs. Imagine a digital community where people do not merely recognize a cultural expression but actively participate in the values it represents. Imagine a project that takes a familiar Nigerian word and gives it a purpose that can travel beyond Nigeria, across Southern Africa, and eventually into the wider world. That is the kind of uniqueness worth pursuing. FROM A CULTURAL EXPRESSION TO A SOCIAL MISSION The strength of $ABEG should not be measured only by how many people recognize the word or how much attention the token receives. Its long-term significance should also be reflected in what its community accomplishes. Cultural preservation: Keep a familiar part of Nigerian expression alive in a changing digital world. *Charitable impact: Create transparent, accountable initiatives that direct resources toward people who genuinely need help. Community participation: Give holders, supporters, and partners meaningful opportunities to contribute beyond speculation. Regional expansion: Introduce the story to new communities while respecting their cultures and needs. *Real-world solutions: Develop measurable programs around food, education, welfare, and other clearly identified community challenges. These ambitions require more than a compelling narrative. They require sound leadership, responsible financial management, transparent reporting, strategic partnerships, and consistent execution. Good intentions must become organized action before they can produce lasting impact. MAY WE NOT ALLOW THIS CULTURE TO DIE. A generation that fails to preserve its cultural expressions risks losing pieces of its collective identity. But preservation does not mean refusing to evolve. It means carrying the meaning of what we have inherited into new spaces, new technologies, and new possibilities.

🎙️ The Sujal Show Ep. 21: @EowynChen "What Happens If Binance Gets Hacked Tomorrow" @binance CMO & former @TrustWallet CEO Eowyn Chen reveals 3 things to check before joining an exchange, the hardest scams for exchanges to stop, why self-custody isn't for 90% of beginners, & Binance's roadmap to 1 billion users We discussed on @TheSujalShow: - Her journey: joining crypto in 2018, at the bear market bottom - Why Binance is betting big on India 🇮🇳 - India’s 30% crypto tax problem - India vs PAK vs UAE vs Nigeria: Biggest crypto superpower? - What happens to your money if Binance ever gets hacked - How Binance responded to its own 2019 hack - Lessons from the FTX collapse - The hardest scams for any exchange to actually stop - Inside the Gujarat case: $24M traced, 14 arrests made - $1 test that can save your entire portfolio - Exchange or self-custody? Her honest answer - Binance’s vision for 3 billion users - Gold vs Bitcoin, what Indians will hold in 10 years - 1 life advice for making it big in crypto Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 02:11 Who Is Eowyn Chen? 03:09 Why Is Binance Betting Big on India? 06:24 Binance’s Future in India 10:20 3 Things to Check Before Investing 14:06 What Happens If Binance Fails? 16:00 How Does Binance Stop Crypto Scams? 21:37 How to Avoid Crypto Scams 24:30 Exchange vs Self-Custody: What’s Safer? 29:42 Why Should Indians Care About Tokenization? 35:45 Can AI Make Crypto Traders Richer? 41:39 How to Protect Yourself From AI Deepfakes 45:34 Rapid Fire 48:35 Outro She's led growth at both Binance and Trust Wallet. Here's her real playbook for staying safe in crypto. Watch Now 👇

🇳🇬❤️ HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, NIGERIA! 🐾 Today we celebrate the strength, unity, hope, and dreams of our great nation. 🇳🇬✨ $INNOCENT CAT stands for hope, compassion, and a simple message: Every child deserves a chance. ❤️🐱 Happy Independence Day, Nigeria! 🇳🇬🎉 #INNOCENTCAT# #Nigeria# #IndependenceDay# #BNB# #MemeCoin#

Some people’s mentality in Nigeria<<< If you’re young and you have money, they automatically assume you’re into fraud, even the police sometimes. Some people think that if you have money at a young age you must be doing something illegal.

We can now attribute over $13B in stablecoin deposits to Nigerian venues across @afriflux_xyz. We’ve been going deeper into the books, separating retail and B2B flows and building out our coverage using our own methodology. It’s really starting to take shape as we map more African venues. Looking good 👀 Take a look:

BREAKING: Federal law enforcement sources confirm to @FoxNews that the suspect arrested for stabbing two UMass Dartmouth football players over the weekend, killing one, is a Nigerian national who had been in the U.S. illegally as a B-2 visa overstay, but was shielded from deportation by the Biden administration in 2022 when they granted his request for “deferred action” (a discretionary choice by the U.S. government to delay deportation). He then applied for deferred action again in 2025, and the Trump administration approved it and again shielded him from deportation. Chukwunonso Uzoma David Uzoma Eze was taken into custody by police in Providence, RI after the stabbings, which happened in the parking lot of a lounge, and he is now charged with murder. Full immigration history, courtesy of DHS source: “Chukwunonso Uzoma David Uzoma Eze, a Nigerian national first entered the United States on March 18, 2015, at Boston Logan International Airport on a B-2 visitor visa. He later obtained two approved extensions of that nonimmigrant status: one filed Sept. 17, 2015, and approved Feb. 5, 2016; and another filed March 18, 2016, and approved June 8, 2016. He applied for deferred action, which was approved Sept. 21, 2022.   On Aug. 24, 2023, he applied for employment authorization. That request was rejected Sept. 25, 2023. On Feb. 10, 2025, he filed two applications: one for employment authorization based on deferred action, which remains pending; and another for deferred action, which was approved Oct. 8, 2025, and is set to expire Oct. 7, 2027. On Sept. 21, 2026, the Bristol County Sheriff’s Department in Massachusetts arrested him on a fugitive-from-justice warrant.”

EXCLUSIVE: A Nigerian chieftain billed Medicaid more than $36 million, then snapped up luxury properties in California and built a magnificent palace in Abatete, Nigeria—including a golden statue of himself. The experts told us it has all the red flags for fraud.