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Northerners are truly reserve, imagine if Dangote is from South East or West! chest beating for plenty on social media by now |
?poor picture qualities. OP should have waited for Drone Taken pictures from the photographer present in that ceremony. Anyways, i wish them happy celebration. We must continually promote our culture. It is our identity to the world. |
For her mind now she is making sense! has she met Nigeria Girls? |
Layi Wasabi triumph over them |
You are making mad sense. Kudos Sire jpmoriarti: |
He has come this far therefore he will overcome the turbulent. His spirit is stronger than anything. Nigerians are with you with prayers |
I agreed with you. Mandate1: |
Giving it to her does not make sense to me honestly |
Congrats Girls. A well deserved accolade. Now Bring Afrobasket 5th peat home |
History is sweet to read. Thanks OP for updating we wey no dey this life that time. |
ActiveFarms:7,000 cobs |
You may not like Reno Omokri style of doing things but you cant deny the fact that he is saying the truth here except you want to deceive yourself |
Resigning is not a norm in Nigeria |
See as this man they chop Yoruba chants like the Nigeria Yorubas UncleAyo: |
Thank God Peace has return to South East hallelluya May Violent never happen in the land of the Rising Sun Again Amen |
Well done OP. |
See where we find ourselves in Nigeria.. the youths are behaving like someone without no path |
I was there when Pen Cinema was commissioned. |
Can STI cause constant re-occurring boil in the body? |
Gbam Gbammer Gbammest Gbammsolutely BluntCrazeMan: |
China spent $100M on the 2008 Olympics opening ceremony & everyone thought it was a waste. But China saw something no one else did. 15 years later, it's considered the greatest investment in Olympic history. Everyone needs to understand why it worked: First, some context: The 2008 Beijing Olympics were China's moment to showcase itself to the world. At $100M, it was the most expensive opening ceremony in Olympic history at the time. But China had a vision that went far beyond just one night: The scale was unprecedented: • 15,000 performers • A giant 147m x 22m LED screen on the stadium floor • 29 giant firework "footprints" traveling across Beijing • 3,000 LED beanbags creating a "human" LED display But the real genius was in the storytelling... Here's why: The show presented 5,000 years of Chinese history in just over 4 hours. From the invention of paper to the Silk Road, to modern achievements. But this wasn't just entertainment. It was branding — on a massive scale. The message was clear: China was no longer just the "world's factory." It was a modern, technologically advanced nation. One with a rich cultural heritage and global ambitions. And the world was watching. The numbers were staggering: An estimated 2 billion people worldwide watched the ceremony (nearly 30% of the world's population at the time. In the US alone, 34.2 million viewers tuned in. And that's despite it airing in the morning due to time differences. The impact: Global perceptions of China shifted. A BBC World Service poll found improved views of China in 17 out of 21 countries surveyed. Tourism to China surged, with Beijing seeing an increase in international visitors in 2009. But it wasn't just about impressing foreigners. The ceremony was a source of immense national pride for Chinese citizens. It united the country behind a common achievement. This domestic impact was perhaps even more valuable than the international one. And the business world took note: In the years following, many multinational companies expanded their presence in China. Foreign direct investment in China grew from $100 billion in 2008 to $126 billion in 2015. But the true genius was in the ROI... Consider this: The $100M spent on the ceremony was just 0.23% of the total $44 billion Olympics budget. Yet it generated an estimated billions in tourism revenue & investment for Beijing. Not to mention the value of improved global perceptions and national unity. The takeaway for you: Never underestimate the value of investing in your brand. Today, we're driven by ROIs and leads generated. But the value of a brand exceeds all that. Don't get me wrong: Building a brand WILL generate sales, investment, and new hires. But it's even bigger: A strong brand gives you authority. It positions you as a thought leader. An aspiration. As an individual, investment in your personal brand is one of the best investments you can make. Not for the ROI. But for the intangible benefits — just like China's did. It's up to you. lalasticlala mynd44 Obinoscopy Seun Nlfpmod
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This is the time for those who claims to love Nigerià must come out now and ensure that the system work better. No be to dey carry presidental election for head alone |
She don buy wrong market |
I hope this is not Pitobi 2.0? |
May God give her soul the rest she truly deserve, May heart goes out to the bereaved family. |
Well said Mr Dele Momodu, Thank you for speaking up.... |
I saw one video where she was celebrating with some Nigerians and i was like why cant she let this issue finished b4 |
Political runs man |
That's Precious Amukamara, she was awesome today ppogba: |
I watched the game from the beginning to the end in the Office today even though those niggress and fans of BBNaija almost swallow me in office today, It worth my time, I give it to the following players: Kalu Ezinne Amy Okonkwo Precious Amukamara Balogun Musa Ejiofor They are my star players I don set reminder against France on Thursday like this |