WesternOligarch:


Nigeria or black people generally aren't matured or can be trusted with anything nuclear. They'd turn the continent to a chernobyl.

adecz:



Southerners are using their
education & knowledge to create
create fabulous wealth & content.☑️☑️☑️

Northerners are there, burning down
schools, positioning themselves for
government jobs where they can embezzle
billions to maintain 4 wives & 21 children
or trying to search for routes cows will
use to go and feed on people's farms.❌❌❌

North & south are different peoples
that shouldn't be one country.☹️☹️☹️
for how to bring

Southerners are using their
education & knowledge to create
create fabulous wealth & content.☑️☑️

Northerners are there, burning down
schools, positioning themselves for
government jobs where they can embezzle
billions to maintain 4 wives & 21 children
or trying to search for routes cows will
use to go and feed on people's farms

North & south are different peoples
that shouldn't be one country.☹️☹️☹️
for how to bring

Eriokanmi:
Dem no fit. Its a global tech company. They don't need CBN to operate rather, they operate like CBN because clients pay through their platforms to third parties. Each time payment is made to face book for instance, flutterwave collects and remits to Facebook just the way we have remita in naija. CBN doesn't have power on this.

kennethfranc:
Nice development

Second FTC this week... Oluwa abeg make goodies reach my hand � �

PapaNnamdi:
Like this now , my foodstuff don finish
And this is just the middle of the month,


What is happening in this life,money wey de carry 1and af month foodstuff,

Shey na only me de go through this abi all of una de here de pretend

Eriokanmi:
So, if you pay for Facebook subscription, twitter subscription, etc does the cbn stop you? When you pay for your hotel reservations abroad, does cbn stop you from making such payment on booking.com...and where did you hear of crypto as part of flutterwaves clients or partners in this news post? The only power the cbn has is limit your spend on your card. They can't stop you from paying with your card( either credit or debit ) online. The virtual visa and MS Cards to be introduced would even facilitate all these payments. Stop thinking upside down

Oduduwa707:
But why are they seeking fresh funding from investors when they can organically grow over the course of time? They need to be proven over a time period of which 1 yr is too minimal to be adequately measured.

I don't think it's gonna be a sustainable move. A year of growth isn't enough to command another investment funding request, maybe 3-5 years is more reasonable.

PeaceJoyLove:

Let Facebook mess up like Twitter, just one blow will knock it out. And all these grammar you are blowing will be like dreams. Donyou know what people said about Twitter that govt cannot ban it? And today, what has happened?

Do you know how govt has been checking crypto? Oga, let us be sincere, who moves money abroad from Nigeria? If you allow me analysed this issue for you...eh..you go just dey look. Who uses crypto? Why did govt ban crypto. You should know na. If you know how much politician and civil servants are embezzling daily..mehn! So, these same people cannot use crypto again...and Fluttereave wants to partner with paypal. See eh! I know this is going south before they even start. Forget it. The way PayPal will clamp it down when Nigerians start laundering with it. When FG starts bombarding Paypay and then starts running after Flutterwave.

How much is in Nigeria legally sef that they are talking of 3 billion dollars? Ok ooo. Make we dey see. When govt wants all dollars pass through them so they wont manipulate it again?

Na person wey no understand or wey no get sense will rush into this. Let me be honest with you...Flutterwave is about to make govt clamp down all means of e commerce. Mark this post. Na money laundering they are gonna do more. Where is the money? Show me? Wetin dey out economy now?

It's time I checked out of Naija before it gets too late. I can see danger ahead.

PeaceJoyLove:

It's a choice we must make. To sit down and make sure we are matured. Nigeria manages viral epidemic more than most developed nations. What I know is that when Nigeria knows there is death in something, Nigeria takes it serious. The former top Epidemic management boss has been picked by UN for a bigger role.

And if we choose to not do it, we cannot make it. There is no way we can generate enough electric with renewable. I know someone will come up wirh solar, wind, bla bla bla. It cannot. And we have seen how hydro fails.

The options we have are gas and coal. Australia has the biggest coal to power systems, but she has stopped every damn thing. So, Enugu coal is a waste. And gas is going to be obsolete soon. It will soon be obsolete like coal. When coal was used to power trains and to generate electricity was when Naija should have entered.

Things are getting so expensive. The only way we can turn thing around is to start exporting. If Nigeria can start a nuclear program, bro...all the industries in the west will make Nigeria their headquarters. Its power we need. And it's only nuclear that can do it. All those black Americans who have traced their roots to Africa will move permanently to Nigeria.

The thing is this....Nigeria should create industrial zones nuclear power should supply electricity and there should be first class management system. We can do it.

If I was the president, this would be my agenda. The road to nuclear energy. Period!

gambojimeta:
Big boys codedly doing big tins. If na "some people", we no go here word. Instagram would be full of pictures of "some people" oppressing other people in their village

Tunar18:
I'm sorry for asking this. Just for information only coz I don't know.

Is there a reward for FTC?

PeaceJoyLove:






Agric will eventually pick up; though, I know arms and weapons sell well.

What we should even think of is nuclear. We are giants of Africa. At least we use it to power our homes and industries so we can start exporting. Our population is getting too high. Really, most Nigerians are illiterates whether they go to school or not. Cos you find even so called middle age educated couples with 3 girls and they are still trying to get a boy. I dont know why we are like this. And the population in Lagos is just "three" much.

gambojimeta:
Big boys codedly doing big tins. If na "some people", we no go here word. Instagram would be full of pictures of "some people" oppressing other people in their village

Eriokanmi:
Dem no fit. Its a global tech company. They don't need CBN to operate rather, they operate like CBN because clients pay through their platforms to third parties. Each time payment is made to face book for instance, flutterwave collects and remits to Facebook just the way we have remita in naija. CBN doesn't have power on this.

gambojimeta:
Big boys codedly doing big tins. If na "some people", we no go here word. Instagram would be full of pictures of "some people" oppressing other people in their village

PeaceJoyLove:

Let Facebook mess up like Twitter, just one blow will knock it out. And all these grammar you are blowing will be like dreams. Donyou know what people said about Twitter that govt cannot ban it? And today, what has happened?

Do you know how govt has been checking crypto? Oga, let us be sincere, who moves money abroad from Nigeria? If you allow me analysed this issue for you...eh..you go just dey look. Who uses crypto? Why did govt ban crypto. You should know na. If you know how much politician and civil servants are embezzling daily..mehn! So, these same people cannot use crypto again...and Fluttereave wants to partner with paypal. See eh! I know this is going south before they even start. Forget it. The way PayPal will clamp it down when Nigerians start laundering with it. When FG starts bombarding Paypay and then starts running after Flutterwave.

How much is in Nigeria legally sef that they are talking of 3 billion dollars? Ok ooo. Make we dey see. When govt wants all dollars pass through them so they wont manipulate it again?

Na person wey no understand or wey no get sense will rush into this. Let me be honest with you...Flutterwave is about to make govt clamp down all means of e commerce. Mark this post. Na money laundering they are gonna do more. Where is the money? Show me? Wetin dey out economy now?

It's time I checked out of Naija before it gets too late. I can see danger ahead.

Ibkhaleel01:
The most Criminal region is yours... ritualists, cultists and thugs alike The north is the most productive region, they feed you and yet make no noice We are not happy sharing a country with a useless Criminal minorities that are the biggest beneficiaries of one nigeria yet the most ungrateful

Eriokanmi:
I kuku understand all you're saying. The crypto you mentioned isn't synonymous with flutterwaves please note and it was never mentioned in the newspost, that crypto was going to partner with them in anyway. The 3bn usd mentioned isn't for their Nigeria base alone. They render lots of services and one of it is online payments intermediaries for their clients , most of whom do not operate within the Nigerian space. Flutterwaves hq isn't in Nigeria too. Twitter, PayPal, Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, etc do not operate from Nigeria as well.

I repeat, in the case of flutterwaves, all what the government or the CBN can control is spending limit on debit/credit cards on online transactions and this is not peculiar to flutterwaves . For instance, the cbn could say, every card holder must not spend beyond 300usd in a month on online-based transactions. Even if the government clamps down on flutterwaves activities in Nigeria which is unlikely except they violate our laws or dent govt image like twitter, it's only going to have an insignificant effect on global transactions done on flutterwaves platforms because the tech company's scope is global.

Despite twitter ban, millions of Nigerias still access their twitter accounts everyday, except the VPNs isn't in operation again. If you have a serious business to do on twitter and its your source of living, there's no stopping you.

If you had said flutterwaves can be sanctioned by the CBN, should they violate the set rules or law of the land, if and only if they operate like remita, Paystack, specta, etc , which flutterwaves has interest in habdling locally, I'd say yes! But on online transactions which is as global as Facebook and other techs, no! The CBN or Nigeria govt can only limit spend by customers on their cards for online transitions which isn't only peculiar to flutterwaves and if they shut their local office due to any reasons, while Nigerians would still bypass govt sanctions, the rest of the world, including our neighbouring Benin Republic will still patronise them.

Eriokanmi:
Dem no fit. Its a global tech company. They don't need CBN to operate rather, they operate like CBN because clients pay through their platforms to third parties. Each time payment is made to face book for instance, flutterwave collects and remits to Facebook just the way we have remita in naija. CBN doesn't have power on this.

UniportAgbero:



The truth is you really struggled to sound Smart but in the end, you still don't. Your argument is deflating, and out of point. Take several seats back and learn.

SmartPolician:


How so? Please I want to learn how going to venture capitalists to borrow money is a nice development?

In my opinion, a Nigeria-based unicorn should be more interested in improving its service offerings, growing naturally, and repaying its existing investors. What do they need more money for?

One of the things they'd teach you in business school is that growth MUST planned in a way that it can be managed. If not, it becomes negative growth (a recipe for disaster) and can lead to the end of the company.

JimiJunji:


Why not agriculture, instead of building weapons of war why don't you build tools for growth.

PeaceJoyLove:

It's a choice we must make. To sit down and make sure we are matured. Nigeria manages viral epidemic more than most developed nations. What I know is that when Nigeria knows there is death in something, Nigeria takes it serious. The former top Epidemic management boss has been picked by UN for a bigger role.

And if we choose to not do it, we cannot make it. There is no way we can generate enough electric with renewable. I know someone will come up wirh solar, wind, bla bla bla. It cannot. And we have seen how hydro fails.

The options we have are gas and coal. Australia has the biggest coal to power systems, but she has stopped every damn thing. So, Enugu coal is a waste. And gas is going to be obsolete soon. It will soon be obsolete like coal. When coal was used to power trains and to generate electricity was when Naija should have entered.

Things are getting so expensive. The only way we can turn thing around is to start exporting. If Nigeria can start a nuclear program, bro...all the industries in the west will make Nigeria their headquarters. Its power we need. And it's only nuclear that can do it. All those black Americans who have traced their roots to Africa will move permanently to Nigeria.

The thing is this....Nigeria should create industrial zones nuclear power should supply electricity and there should be first class management system. We can do it.

If I was the president, this would be my agenda. The road to nuclear energy. Period!

ethicallyright:


Companies like that can be valued at $10 billion but consistently lose. I don't know if I'm archaic but I love the traditional business method of reinvesting part of the profit for expansion of a business.

Though the fintech startup has a Nigerian founder, the company is designed to enrich foreign investors.

I prefer organic growth to seeking funds that are not necessary from venture capitalists. The more the funds received from venture capitalists, the more the entrepreneur is pressured to make mistakes.

adecz:


⭕️⭕️⭕️⭕️⭕️⭕️⭕️⭕️⭕️

⏩Southern Nigeria is the richest region
in Africa.

⏩The northern farmers needs the southern market to sell their produce to survive.

⏩The main use of the north to Southerners
is source of cheap labor, boila boys, maiguards, wheelbarrow pushers &
shoeshiners.

⏩Since the south has the money, it can
buy food from any part of the world &
import through its ports to supplement what
it produces.

⏩Any negative global index that Nigeria
is mentioned in,( terrorism, kidnapping,
illiteracy, polio, beheadings small pikin marriage, VVF, out of school children, IDPs, almajiri ), is always from the North.

⏩The north has more thugs than
any other region in Africa, because
almajiri is the nursery for thugs & a
regular supply of children for secret
& Silent deadly rituals.

⏩❌You guys are just parasitic
humans who can't survive 2 years
without the resources from the south.

⏩✨⏩ Mention one single thing the Muslim
north exports to add wealth to
our country.. just one thing. Don't tell
us ginger or tin, since they are not from
the parasitic part of the north.


Allahuakbar❗️❗️❗️☪️☪️