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TimJackJsm:
Sir/Ma,
How could you help me?
Am a struggling Yoruba Ibo student.

Why do we have an ibo man begging on this thread and falsifying his ethnicity?

Odilyn:
I'm sorry, I couldn't read all that gibberish you wrote. Stop quoting me
Done here. Bye

Isn't this a display of pure jealousy and low self-esteem? What has this thread go to do with inyamiris and hausas?
You think changing ID and putting a 'f' after your name will lessen the blow you'll get on this thread?

Ibo people sha, so full of anger and hatred.

Odilyn:
Coming from a deluded asshole, Ain't you ashamed of your miserable tribe? Malnourished oranguntang.
What you all are good at is making noises everywhere.
Bring a yourba man and Hausa in a combat, and watch the Yoruba fool shouting "Emi ah! Emi ah! ,while the Hausa man won't even say a word, all he's gonna do is to stab him dagger, and the battle is over. Y'all ofe mmanu are only good at cooking watery oil soup filled with pepper and making noises ! empty vessel! Pathetic gritter.

Emi ah emi ah!

Aint this Fineman = FK081 and all the other jealous Igbo moniker?

Reach Robotics closes $7.5M Series A for its augmented reality bots


Silas Adekunle, CEO of Reach Robotics

Reach Robotics’ first product, MekaMon, launched last fall. Today’s round comes after the company produced and sold an initial run of 500 of its four-legged, crab-like, bots. MekaMon fits into an emerging category of smartphone-enabled augmented reality toys like Anki.

https://techcrunch.com/2017/07/17/reach-robotics-closes-7-5m-series-a-for-its-augmented-reality-bots/?ncid=rss





[img]https://tctechcrunch2011.files./2016/11/team_foundertrio_wmekamon.jpg?w=738[/img]

https://www.gpalminvestments.com/img/logo/10.jpg


Flutterwave aims to unify Africa’s fragmented payment systems and empower small businesses


here’s no shortage of entrepreneurs in Africa, but their ambitions are often hampered by the lack in many countries of reliable and affordable digital payment systems. Moneywave, from Y Combinator-incubated Flutterwave, wants to empower individuals and small merchants to take part in the thriving digital economy by letting them accept payment however it’s offered, and receive it instantly in whatever form they choose. The company today announced official availability of the payments platform, and a stout funding round to help usher it into the world.

The problem the team aims to solve is plain to see, explained Moneywave CEO Iyinoluwa Aboyeji in an interview — there’s just no universally used and accepted payment system over there.

“The ecosystem for payments in Africa is heavily fragmented,” he said. “Anywhere in the west, you’re able to leverage your credit card to pay and get paid. If I’m a small business in Nigeria, I can’t accept cards, the overhead will kill me!”
Bank accounts, while common, are often empty, and merchants are frequently informal and not actual incorporated businesses, limiting the services banks will provide. As a consequence, card transactions make up less than one percent of the billion dollars or so changing hands digitally every day.

Cash is common, and more than a few person-to-person payment systems, like the popular mPesa in Kenya, have arisen to fill the gap — but fluidity is still a problem. Transactions can take days, and fees are common when transferring or withdrawing money. And there’s no guarantee that a merchant will be compatible with the service or bank in question — mPesa is barely used in Nigeria, for instance.

[img]http://tctechcrunch2011.files./2016/12/flutter_diag.png?w=1024&h=594[/img]




Conceptualized:

[img]http://tctechcrunch2011.files./2016/12/935c6a3c1a4d3054a761f7addd83e97b.png?w=1024&h=614[/img]




Read more here: https://techcrunch.com/2016/12/05/flutterwave-aims-to-unify-africas-fragmented-payment-systems-and-empower-small-businesses/

All our businesses are well branded and presentable. No dirty 2x2 stores all over the place

No other Nigerian ethnicity can compete with the Yoruba nation.


Has anyone posted about Flutterwave?

Whom God has blessed...

The Yoruba nation is truly blessed.

fuckerstard:
Afonja spectating

IslamicRebel:
Afonjas must be very angry now.

I expect to see more IPOD dullards calling "afonja" just to gain more views and likes.

I wonder how the Biafran would have been this popular amongst illiterates without a common hatred for the Yoruba man who simply doesn't give a Bleep about Ibos and their Northern masters.

So when you get your Biafra and there's no more Yoruba, what will uphold your unity? Once Yoruba is gone, will you be shouting "Flat head amambra", "Drug dealing Imolites" etc?

Na una sabi.

sorry1:
you are very dull my friend

You're even more dull. I can't befriend a flat head. Park well.

sorry1:
wetin make Yoruba own dey pain me be say them go borrow the thing wey them wan use for the show off. -

At least Yorubas pay the money back. Can flat heads pay back the life your drug dealing ways affected?

Afonjashapmouth:
its funny when a yahoo boy says i have been doing this before that..... with whose money abeg

Ibo drug lords suddenly acting holy.

sorry1:
afonja and showoff mtchwwe

Flat head and stupidity.

Ibos spraying ill-gotten drug money during weddings aren't showing off?

Never do business with a flat head

I pity flat heads

madridguy:
Mile 12 crisis was as result of battle of supremacy which some hoodlums took advantage to destroy people's properties. Bros, we should stop seeing ourselves as enemies. I believe if the touts treated the case with diplomacy it won't resolved to what we later have.

Yimuuuuuu.

Awon peace preachers don arrive. If na to yab Yorubas, dem no go remember that Jesus dey.

Luciferdevil:
I hav seen your comments so have nd i must say, i dnt really bargain words with Low-lifes especially demented people like you that see northerners as their lord nd master. Pls dnt qoute me again cos i will ignore d BS oozing from your dirty mouth thanks.

Gbenu soun jare. Lo fo eyin e.

madridguy:
Let unite to fight and speak against the old fool. There is never a winner in war. Let consider the children and women. Peace alone is what we need in Nigeria.

Yimuuuu.
Where's this sympathy for Mile 12.

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Luciferdevil:
I cant wait for the war to start. Time to teach the north that this is not 1966 anymore. Bring it on old fooool.

See this one. He thinks war is as easy as swallowing 40 condom wraps of drugs.

victorDanladi:
I'm Afonja to the bone.Junaid and Abdulah are the one giving north bad name.Since,Tinubu and co have silent Adamu ciroma.

No one can mistake that disgusting stench that comes from the typical flat head. Soon you will have to submit a visa application to even say the bolded.

dokiOloye:
U sound very angry, bitter and frustrated?
What is d problem?
Recession?

Try again. We know anger, bitterness and frustration are the emotions typical of an ipod

victorDanladi:
Junaid Muhammad and Prof Ango Abdulah are disgusting.

They are what the yorubas will call "Agbaaya"....I.e "A fool at 40".

Nice try, don't drag Yorubas into your fist fight. No sympathy for Igbos
We Yorubas call the two groups "awon eranko lasan lasan"

dokiOloye:
Lol,even children born yesterday know who are cowardly in Nigeria.

Yes, even children born today know of the cross dressing ivory coast bandit.

dokiOloye:
These ppl are beginning to sound like kidnappers.
Why do d sophisticated ones and abokkis keep equating secession wt war,must there be a fight?
Are we lower animals that settle dispute with fights?
So d components of d zoo cannot sit down and discuss modalities to separate?
Person say he no de do again, na by force?

What's your obsession with the sophisticated ones?
Face the North.
Don't be a coward.
You're lower animals that thinks making noise on social media equates to dispute resolution.

Why should FG waste resources keeping the same osus that threatened to kill Yorubas and Hausas safe?
If they spew hate to others, let them receive hate.