phileamon3:
awwnn...thats very nice...anyways today is ma birthday how many likes can i get

Turks:
Hope Buhari knows what to do with it

chysam:


Trust naija girls. For your mind now Na dream about how e fit possible make hin Bleep you.

salabscholar01:
Well done Mark. This is a historic visit to our country... At least there are so many countries he has not visited. That shows how important we are to him.. Long live Mark! I believe, before he leaves finally, we hope to hear some good news, on how we will benefit from his visiting us... God bless Nigeria

Qmerit:


This morning he's back to naija. To do the most important thing he planned to do here in naija! Yes as for the suit he told vp he wore it to show respect to the office of PMB.

ladyF:
The look on Buharis's face tho, like say he never see drone before

It's [size=15pt]LadyF[/size] again

kishimi8:


Yeah true was there also, the guy looked better on suit,
But he just talked for about a minute and left the stage

sexymoma:
i nor dey take fanta... i love chocolate alot..as in alot

ladyF:
The look on Buharis's face tho, like say he never see drone before

It's [size=15pt]LadyF[/size] again

saints2:
Just as he presented a piece to the pope in Italy, Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg has replicate the gesture by presenting the famous facebbok drone to the president in Aso Villa. Mark came back from Kenya to honour the country and also be a judge for the Aso Demo day in Abuja.


Source:
http://www.ajayiwrites.com/2016/09/mark-zuckerberg-presents-facbook-drone.htmljust negodi that suit me likey

chysam:


Noted, dream on,may be by fate it could become a reality.

riddler4real:

The young man sees money in Nigeria we have the largest market in Africa and he's a business man not a philanthropist. So dont think he's coming here to give u free candy.....
If only our leaders can encourage and manage the potentials of the youth we wont be so overwhelmed like this. All these overhyping is becoming irritating.

Nigeria and sycophancy is like 5 n 6

salabscholar01:
Well done Mark. This is a historic visit to our country... At least there are so many countries he has not visited. That shows how important we are to him.. Long live Mark! I believe, before he leaves finally, we hope to hear some good news, on how we will benefit from his visiting us... God bless Nigeria

TheGoodJoe:


Zuckerberg Is A Philanthropist.
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OVERVIEW: Zuckerberg has emerged as a major philanthropist, making a succession of large gifts in recent years. The couple are Giving Pledge signatories and more recently pledged to give 99 percent of their Facebook shares, presently valued at $45 million, to help “improve the world for the next generation.” Zuckerberg recently launched the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative whose initial focus areas will be "personalized learning, curing disease, connecting people and building strong communities."

ISSUES:

EDUCATION: Zuckerberg's first major philanthropic venture was in 2010, when during an appearance on the Oprah Winfrey Show, he announced a $100 million donation to the Newark, New Jersey, public school system. Zuckerberg has subsequently made an even larger education gift to improve schools in Silicon Valley, saying that he had learned important lessons from the Newark experience. Zuckerberg said in 2015 that personalized learning will the focus of his education giving, which is channeled through an organization he created, Startup:Education.

TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT: Back in 2010, Zuckerberg donated an undisclosed amount to Diaspora, a project that four students at New York University have been working on and that some have referred to as the anti-Facebook. It's an open source project in which users maintain control of their own data. This philosophy seems to fly in the face of Zuckerberg's plan with Facebook, which he claims is designed with an intent on "making the world more open." When asked why he donated to Diaspora through Kickstarter, Zuckerberg said he was motivated because he sees "a little of myself in them."

Zuckerberg and his wife were also among the tech luminaries who recently announced the Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences, which they envision as a competitor to the Nobel prize. The Prize rewards researchers with a $3 million grant for the development of cures for "intractable diseases." Six life sciences projects and one physics project will receive a $3 million prize annually, for a total of $21 million a year. For more information, see the Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences or the Fundamental Physics Prize.

HEALTHCARE: Through the Silicon Valley Community Foundation, Zuckerberg recently gave $75 million to San Francisco General Hospital, $25 million to the Centers for Disease Control. As well, $5 million recently went to Ravenswood Family Health Center. Zuckerberg's wife, Priscilla Chan, is a pediatrician. The couple also made a $25 million gift to combat the Ebola epidemic in 2014. One of the initial focus areas of the new Chan Zuckerberg Initiative will be on "curing disease." Zuckerberg writes that "most people die from five things -- heart disease, cancer, stroke, neurodegenerative and infectious diseases -- and we can make faster progress on these and other problems."[/b]

http://www.insidephilanthropy.com/guide-to-individual-donors/mark-zuckerberg.html

HomeOfMe:
IMO I appreciate his visit more than that of obama or any other president.

riddler4real:

The young man sees money in Nigeria we have the largest market in Africa and he's a business man not a philanthropist. So dont think he's coming here to give u free candy.....
If only our leaders can encourage and manage the potentials of the youth we wont be so overwhelmed like this. All these overhyping is becoming irritating.

Nigeria and sycophancy is like 5 n 6

riddler4real:


What I meant is his purpose here in Nigeria is business driven not philanthropy. How much does he worth? and from what you have listed it's just a mere scratch compared to his enormous wealth.....