Forex is a business many Nigerians are into. Pastor 
Ugochukwu talks about that: "If you do a search on Forex on the 
internet, maybe on google, you will discover that Nigeria likely has the
 highest number traders. This is because the exchange rate of the naira 
to the dollar. If you get a dollar, you are making N150, N160, so, a lot
 of Nigerian youths are into it, but unfortunately, they are also the 
highest loser. I will say because of greed. A lot of youths believe, 
because of the exchange rate, 500 or 1000 dollars give you a lot of 
money. So, they go into it with the appetite to make huge money. But 
Forex is something one has to be careful about. That is one. Two, you 
must take away greed. If you must make money in Forex, you must not be 
greedy; you must trade based on your capital, the amount of money you 
have rather than going for higher leverage because each of the brokers 
gives leverage outside the actual amount you have in your account. With a
 100 dollar account, with the leverage of the broker, you can trade as 
somebody who has 1000dollars. But the danger of it is that if you lose, 
you lose everything. That is a major problem. If you have a lot of 
money, you can take it one step at time, quietly and gently. But a lot 
of Nigerians want to go in and make huge amount at once. 
"As a result of inexperience…some go for a one day 
seminar and go in and believe they are gurus, they go in, pump their 
money in and end of losing money. Forex is something you need 
experience. That is why most of the platforms or brokers will give you 
what is called demo accounts to practise, that is trading visual money 
to horn your strategy. 
      It is a genuine and very lucrative business that Nigerians can go 
into. Many individuals and financial organisations in Nigeria are into 
it. With the right knowledge and money, with the right tools; also with 
the right brokers because some of the brokers are scammers, with all 
these an average Nigeria can go into the business even with as little as
 100 dollars, about N15,000.  
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