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Village people don de find this one

My problem is that we are borrowing with nothing to show for it all

Hnmm

Great piece of info

Won't be surprised if he's also doing some other deal.

Straight to the point Because you all already knows the controversial figure.

Bobrisky is a businessman from Ogun State, who now resides in Lekki, Lagos. He deals majorly on whitening cream and plans to be a big competition of Dencia Whitenicious according to him.

On one occasion, Bobrisky self-declared his net worth; he boasts of having N40 million in two of his active bank accounts and still hustling to become a billionaire before the age of 30. He also said his cosmetic store is worth N30 million.

As for his early beginning, Bob was once a choreographer, taught people dances and earned money on the side while in the University. He also attended various dance events.

He also capitalised on his sense of fashion and got involved in buying and selling clothes.

He would apply modest facial makeup in his years in the university and wear women’s attire and deceived men in clubs and bars, but always decline when an admirer expressed a desire for intimacy.

He received the title of Best Dressed Male at his faculty and the University of Lagos and soon became the star of the campus.

Part of his business strategy was to dress unusually to attract mostly female customers to his store. What a dramatic way to get some coins into your pocket.

This man keeps quoting himself out of context at all time. Even when he have something good to say.

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The Federal Government says as the nation heads into year 2020, “the successful commercialisation of the Creative industry” will be its number one priority.

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, disclosed this in Lagos at the 6th All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA).

AFRIMA is an annual awards event established by the International Committee of AFRIMA in collaboration with African Union to reward and celebrate musical works, talents and creativity around the continent.

The minister said creative industry commercialisation would create jobs, reduce crime, be a major source of foreign exchange and reduce the nation’s dependence on oil.

Mohammed added that it would rebrand the country internationally and boost Gross Domestic Product.

“We in government are tackling all impediments to the industry from thriving.

“We are making cheaper and longer term financing available for the industry, especially for infrastructural projects, like Concert halls across the six geo-political zones of the country.

“This was recently announced by the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

“The collecting society issues that have plagued collective administrations have now been put on the front burner by the Attorney General.

“People who use music must pay for it, no more excuses,” he said.

Mohammed said that the government would also pay prioritise the commercialisation of the digital economy.

He said that besides making data cheaper, it would ensure that owners of content make more money from the use of their works.

Mohammed said government would clean up the advertising industry and ensure that proper measurement of content exist and are collated.

This promises to add at least N50bn annually to the Creative Sector,” he said.

He assured that government would continue to play its role in making sure the business of music works for those who engage in it.

The minister welcomed participants and critical stakeholders in the entertainment industry across Africa that gathered at the event.

He congratulated the organisers of AFRIMA on another successful hosting of the prestigious awards as well as all nominees and awardees.

“A lot goes into making an industry.

“For the Creative industry, it is the artistes, the managers, platforms, agents, marketers, investors and of course the event organisers, which include Award events and concerts.

“So, thank you, AFRIMA, for playing your role in the explosion, development and success of first, our Afrobeat, and African Music in general,” he said.

This man keeps quoting himself out of context at all all time. Even when he have something good to say.

Hnmm

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Hnmm

They are not picking.

There's much we do not know in this country. Thank God they're washing their dirty linen in a a market Square.
What tickles me is how these guy play games with other people's life

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