BABANGBALI:
Mark pls come and adopt me as your Sun,my parent deaded since 1954. I am their only surfifing children.

StArusi:
Nigeria no end for Lagos. Mark, ur next stop suppose b Nnewi or Aba if u serious abt meeting innovative minds buh I no go talkam before dem label me a tribalist. Stop wherever u like. Quote me and claim ur generational curse.

henrydadon:
to give us what buhari cant give us..
his he our new messiahs

topstory:
Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg has said that he is in Nigeria to learn about the startup ecosystem in the country.

He disclosed this via his verified Facebook account.




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jamesibor:


Shut your trap mate! Nigeria is a damn poor country.

How much money is there to be made from Nigeria?

LarrySun:
He is dressed as modestly as the owner of Nairaland.

frank4t:
my source from United States says beneath this visit, there is a program by the Nigerian govt. to use Facebook to catch those that are against govt policies. something about social media clean up.

Jengem:
Great dude

Unlike some entrepreneurs who support trribalism and ban ppl for no reason

BABANGBALI:
Mark pls come and adopt me as your Sun,my parent deaded since 1954. I am their only surfifing children.I can also be useful to you as a children by banning bad people like funjosh eleko1 Seun lala vickyrotex aminat508 freeglobe msglobalwonder rokiatu prettythicksme edwife mukina2 osusumustflow and others for you on our Facebook

BABANGBALI:
Mark pls come and adopt me as your Sun,my parent deaded since 1954. I am their only surfifing children.I can also be useful to you as a children by banning bad people like funjosh eleko1 Seun lala vickyrotex aminat508 freeglobe msglobalwonder rokiatu prettythicksme edwife mukina2 osusumustflow and others for you on our Facebook

frank4t:
my source from United States says beneath this visit, there is a program by the Nigerian govt. to use Facebook to catch those that are against govt policies. something about social media clean up.

Jengem:
Great dude

Unlike some entrepreneurs who support trribalism and ban ppl for no reason

Jengem:
Great dude

Unlike some entrepreneurs who support trribalism and ban ppl for no reason

Kwamecron:
Any rich individuals has is success story linkin to nigerians or nigeria .... Hes here to make more money from nigeria in disguess

frank4t:
my source from United States says beneath this visit, there is a program by the Nigerian govt. to use Facebook to catch those that are against govt policies. something about social media clean up.

Jengem:
Great dude

Unlike some entrepreneurs who support trribalism and ban ppl for no reason

abbey621:
Do you know how many people are in Nigeria with talents like Zuckerberg's? The only difference is that they chose monetary value over passion. Case in point: Founder of Nairaland. In case you people hardly noticed, Nairaland has been stagnant for the past 3 years in terms of unique visitors and content with the main reason being the lack of passion. Instead what we have now is unregulated content on the homepage(Anybody can get published on the homepage by shouting out to moderators). what we have is a banning system which cripples creativity or heated discussions. I'm looking forward to the day when people can come on Nairaland and chat via video messaging or play games. A day when you can run monetary transactions through Nairaland and build a true social media ecosystem. The potential for success is there, if only the owner can rediscover his initial passion!

Jengem:
Great dude, Unlike some entrepreneurs who ban ppl for no reason

AgricSalt:


Don't mind Seun. I found it disgusting that Seun cannot ban tribalistic words. Instead he even encourages it by having his mods push "6 Nigerians arrested in China over drug". Etc. topics he knows are primarily sourced to cause tribal wars.

Seun should go and learn, not even from Facebook, but Twitter.

abbey621:
Do you know how many people are in Nigeria with talents like Zuckerberg's? The only difference is that they chose monetary value over passion. Case in point: Founder of Nairaland. In case you people hardly noticed, Nairaland has been stagnant for the past 3 years in terms of unique visitors and content with the main reason being the lack of passion. Instead what we have now is unregulated content on the homepage(Anybody can get published on the homepage by shouting out to moderators). what we have is a banning system which cripples creativity or heated discussions. I'm looking forward to the day when people can come on Nairaland and chat via video messaging or play games. A day when you can run monetary transactions through Nairaland and build a true social media ecosystem. The potential for success is there, if only the owner can rediscover his initial passion!