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Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by bigcasava1(m): 7:22pm On Apr 14, 2021 |
This oyibo people get sense. They know that nigeria is cursed 1 Like |
Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by plaindealer: 7:28pm On Apr 14, 2021 |
bigcasava1: Oyinbo people know that Nigeria is cursed, but the same Oyinbo can not stop making TECH investment in Nigeria. Oyinbo people know that Nigeria is cursed, but they still made sure that Nigeria so far this year collected more TECH investment than the whole of last year, more than SA and Kenya. SA collected $111 last year, but in just one month this year alone, we collected over $200 million, more than what SA collected in one year. So who is cursed, Nigeria that is making all the TECH money of SA and Kenya or even Ghana that's not even part of the top 10 in Africa. Hatred and bitterness just won't let you people make sense.. |
Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by plaindealer: 7:30pm On Apr 14, 2021 |
www.nairaland.com/attachments/13395141_111_png7269932fdd7f8ba760b50d8a119a60c0 If being cursed means 3 out of the best and the richest startups in Africa are Nigerian companies, it is definitely good to be cursed. The joke is on you hateful and bitter unpatriotic losers. |
Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by plaindealer: 7:42pm On Apr 14, 2021 |
2020 also showed the Big Four countries’ preponderance in terms of investment destination, at least in two out of the three reports. Do you see that? The dynamics remain unchanged Nigeria is still the VC investment destination. Now, let's put this in perspective, this report came out last year, but so far this year, we've cemented our lead with more TECH funding than the rest of the big 4 and the year is barely halfway over. This is how big and massive we are getting, this is more like a TECH monopoly. |
Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by plaindealer: 7:44pm On Apr 14, 2021 |
You hateful and bitter people are free to keep bringing out your hatred and rubbish, but just know that I'm here to keep embarrassing and ridiculing you with facts and knowledge.
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Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by plaindealer: 7:48pm On Apr 14, 2021 |
2020 also showed the Big Four countries’ preponderance in terms of investment destination, at least in two out of the three reports. |
Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by plaindealer: 7:50pm On Apr 14, 2021 |
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ |
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Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by plaindealer: 8:17pm On Apr 14, 2021 |
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Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by plaindealer: 8:47pm On Apr 14, 2021 |
So funny... When the bigest TECH conglomerates like Google, Microsoft and Facebook land Nigeria, we did not hear shitt from these haters and losers, but small Twitter rent office in Ghana and everybody and their mama dey run mad like lunatics.. |
Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by Casper21: 10:31pm On Apr 14, 2021 |
Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by DedeNkem: 11:38pm On Apr 14, 2021 |
This is what happens when you have criminals as "leaders"! |
Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by plaindealer: 11:56pm On Apr 14, 2021 |
DedeNkem: 2020 also showed the Big Four countries’ preponderance in terms of investment destination, at least in two out of the three reports. Thank God for the criminals because we are the best and the most powerful TECH GIANT in Africa. To God be the glory.
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Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by Rossphinki: 12:04am On Apr 15, 2021 |
Outside Accra, what is in Ghana? NOTHING. Even the Accra sef, outside their city center, it's just basic environment. Nothing special. Many many streets in that city are untarred. Their second city, Kumasi, is around the same level of development as Aba. Go there and see. Why won't they have constant light (sort of), when they only have one or two cities to power? Abeg make we hear something. 1 Like |
Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by DedeNkem: 9:35am On Apr 15, 2021 |
plaindealer: You're either clueless or delusional. You thought the useless analogue "leaders" we have made it happen? |
Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by Stargate254: 1:13pm On Apr 15, 2021 |
plaindealer:And I can bet there are 1000 more articles from the same US practitioners condemning NIgeria for undemocratic practices. So just because Ghana isn't 100% doesn't mean they are not more democratic than Nigeria... And BTW Twiiter's market is a niche of its own, Those that use Twitter use it for a different function than Facebook or Instagram (Its not like Telegram VS Whatsapp who provide the same functionality) ... So twitter is not in competition with them... And for Microsoft and Google, these are enablers of twitter so these companies are not in competition with twitter. Infact, Google and Microsoft probably want you to use Twitter cause they know you have to go through them to get to Twitter. Whether you like it or not, Ghana is one of if not the most democratic country in Africa, And twitter said this was their main reason for setting up their African base there, Now you can go on and on about Nigeria being a Tech giant, and yes, Even twitter says it will be targeting Nigeria for that reason, but there is a big difference between Setting up your physical HQ and targeting a market which brings the most profits through online/virtual means. Twitter could still target the Nigerian market from the US , they don't need to be in Nigeria for that.... But for twitter to make a long time investment in physical presence, they need stable electricity, High speed internet, Political stability, Ease of starting a business , Investor friendly laws.... Things that Ghana far outpaces Nigeria. Don't think the Nigerian government was not mad with Twitter over the #EndSARS global campaign, Infact, it is said the Nigerian government was successful in pressuring Facebook and Instagram to suppress the hashtags but on twitter, the hashtag ran wild. So while Twitter loves the Nigerian fans, they are not ready to have the government of the day try to muzzle them everytime some hashtag doesn't please the government. So they chose a country that doesn't make much noise with things like these. |
Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by plaindealer: 1:26pm On Apr 15, 2021 |
DedeNkem: 2020 also showed the Big Four countries’ preponderance in terms of investment destination, at least in two out of the three reports. Thank God to analog leaders because we are the best and the most powerful TECH GIANT in Africa. To God be the glory.
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Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by plaindealer: 1:30pm On Apr 15, 2021 |
[s] Stargate254:[/s] 2020 also showed the Big Four countries’ preponderance in terms of investment destination, at least in two out of the three reports. Your pointless and meaningless hateful and bitter essay did not and can not alter the fact that Nigeria is the TECH GIANT in Africa, not Ghana, Ghana is not even 1 million miles near Nigeria. When Ghana reaches the top 100, then come back and write another silly eppistle. To God be the glory. |
Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by plaindealer: 1:33pm On Apr 15, 2021 |
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Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by plaindealer: 1:34pm On Apr 15, 2021 |
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ So, who is analog and who is digital.?
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Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by Wizzzzmike: 1:43pm On Apr 15, 2021 |
BlackFlamefromP: You and ur ppl can cry a river we don't give a fvck lol |
Re: Twitter: Why We Chose Ghana Over Nigeria, Others by plaindealer: 2:53pm On Apr 15, 2021 |
BlackFlamefromP: Twitter actually made a good and strategic business decision though not for the reasons their ignorant supporters are yelling all over the place. 1. Google as the main TECH giant in the world is already in Nigeria with their African HUB. 2. Facebook another TECH giant is already in Nigeria with their NG HUB. 3. Microsoft is already in Nigeria with its own regional dedicated office. 4. The Nigerian market place and ecosystem is already occupied with little or no room for Twitter to stick out or compete with the TECH giants already present in Nigeria so they decided to establish a very limited footprint in Ghana by renting an office with 11 people which in the real TECH world is almost insignificant. 5. Reading Twitter's press release, they clearly let the cat out of the bag by publicly announcing their true intentions, according to Twitter, their main goal is Nigeria and the Nigerian marketplace and not necessarily Ghana. Ghana is not a real or serious player when it comes to TECH in Africa. Nigeria is still the TECH leader in Africa. Renting an office in Ghana and hiring 11 people looks more temporary than a serious move or assertive presence. 6. Nigeria is the end beneficiary of Twitter's actions and market strategy, even their CEO requirement says you must be able to speak Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo. There is little or no room for Twitter to stand out in Nigeria, but Nigeria remains its one and only key to regional or continental survival in AFRICA, the other TECH giants saw it and I'm sure Twitter is not blind. 1 Like |
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