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Melagros:
COMRADES, please this is not news, please disregard it, if the Britain is serious, let repatriate all the looted Nigerian/ African money stash in England

Onlinetutor7:
She is fully confident that her Husband is in Paradise and the Holy Ghost is there to Comfort her.

I think the key questions to ask are:

1. Does Elon Musk himself go to church?
2. Is he even a practicing Christian ✝️?

Elon Musk is a serial philanderer, and keeps a harem of women in a multi building estate. He impregnates them on a continuous basis to produce children to further his agenda of boosting white population. He is not legally married to those women. All are baby mamas.
Women being who they are, just like our own Regina Nwoko, are OK with the arrangement because of guaranteed comfortable live and unlimited supply of money.

There is nothing Christian-like about the lives of these people, starting with the founder and spiritual head of the MAGA movement, Donald Trump himself. He never goes to church, except occasional photo-op visits. Let's not go into his Epstein link and philandering ways. They just pander to and adopt extreme right wing and evangelical agenda into the MAGA umbrella so they can win elections and hold onto power.

Let us not be sucked into American political and cultural war. That is what is going on right now in America.

We have already elevated Charlie Kirk to the status of a saint. Let us not create another emergency political saint; St Elon Musk.

At the end of the day it's all about grabbing and retaining political and economic power.

That was how he was attacking and demarketing Twitter until he bought it and changed an excellent social media platform into a cesspool of conspiracy theorists and scammers on overdrive. His ultimate goal is to turn it into an omnibus payment platform and make enormous wealth from it since he couldn't take back control of PayPal.

Elon Musk is waging a personal vendetta against Netflix as a personal revenge on his own son changed his gender to a girl without his consent.

Don't be surprised that in near future Elon Musk will launch a rival media company to Netflix.

Nobody should mistake my views to mean I support the gender and LGBTQ indoctrination being perpetrated by mainstream American media companies. Disney is the worst of them. I don't know which of you monitor what your kids are watching on Disney Channel, Cartoon Network and Boomerang. If you tune to those channels you will be shocked at the cartoons they are showing to your children. It's downright disgusting.

However, these MAGA political vultures are simply feeding on the carrion for thier political and economic gains.

NaijaphiliaBlog:
SOURCE
https://x.com/NaijaphiliaBlog/status/1974000741514608765

Red Lobster’s 36-year-old CEO got the company out of bankruptcy. Now he’s plotting the ‘greatest comeback in the history of the restaurant industry’

Red Lobster entered bankruptcy last year, but quickly clawed its way out in just about three months. The once-struggling 57-year-old seafood chain had endured an $11 million endless-shrimp fiasco among other mistakes made.

But under the leadership of Damola Adamolekun, 36, who was previously the CEO of P.F. Chang’s, Red Lobster has officially turned the ship around. As the company continues to recover from bankruptcy, the chain expects positive net income in fiscal 2026, and adjusted Ebitda is expected to grow 43% from fiscal 2025 to 2027.

“I think this is going to be the greatest comeback in the history of the restaurant industry,” Adamolekun recently told Fortune’s Ruth Umoh in her new vodcast series, The CEO Playbook. “Of course it’s risky; I took over a company that’s bankrupt and had a lot of problems.”

But Adamolekun, who was featured on Fortune’s inaugural 100 Most Powerful People in Business list, knows about taking risks. He led P.F. Chang’s, an Asian-fusion chain, through the COVID pandemic, returned the company to profitability, and drove major operational and strategic change at the company. Under his leadership, P.F. Chang’s started generating revenues of about $1 billion, according to the National Restaurant Association.

That was “a crazy feat on its face, given the challenges the restaurant and hospitality industry is recovering from: the worst pandemic in 100 years, supply-chain challenges, a shallow labor pool, and a still-uncertain economy,” according to the National Restaurant Association.


But for Adamolekun, a former Goldman Sachs investment banker, that reward was worth the risk—and it could be the same at Red Lobster.

“Investing is the business of risk assessment, and I think you should manage your career the same way,” he told Fortune’s Umoh. “Risk on its own isn’t something to avoid. You just need adequate return.”

Red Lobster’s 36-year-old CEO got the company out of bankruptcy. Now he’s plotting the ‘greatest comeback in the history of the restaurant industry’

Red Lobster entered bankruptcy last year, but quickly clawed its way out in just about three months. The once-struggling 57-year-old seafood chain had endured an $11 million endless-shrimp fiasco among other mistakes made.

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But under the leadership of Damola Adamolekun, 36, who was previously the CEO of P.F. Chang’s, Red Lobster has officially turned the ship around. As the company continues to recover from bankruptcy, the chain expects positive net income in fiscal 2026, and adjusted Ebitda is expected to grow 43% from fiscal 2025 to 2027.

“I think this is going to be the greatest comeback in the history of the restaurant industry,” Adamolekun recently told Fortune’s Ruth Umoh in her new vodcast series, The CEO Playbook. “Of course it’s risky; I took over a company that’s bankrupt and had a lot of problems.”


But Adamolekun, who was featured on Fortune’s inaugural 100 Most Powerful People in Business list, knows about taking risks. He led P.F. Chang’s, an Asian-fusion chain, through the COVID pandemic, returned the company to profitability, and drove major operational and strategic change at the company. Under his leadership, P.F. Chang’s started generating revenues of about $1 billion, according to the National Restaurant Association.

That was “a crazy feat on its face, given the challenges the restaurant and hospitality industry is recovering from: the worst pandemic in 100 years, supply-chain challenges, a shallow labor pool, and a still-uncertain economy,” according to the National Restaurant Association.


But for Adamolekun, a former Goldman Sachs investment banker, that reward was worth the risk—and it could be the same at Red Lobster.

“Investing is the business of risk assessment, and I think you should manage your career the same way,” he told Fortune’s Umoh. “Risk on its own isn’t something to avoid. You just need adequate return.”

What Damola Adamolekun has planned for Red Lobster
Similar to his P.F. Chang’s playbook, Adamolekun is laser-focused on shattering inefficiencies at Red Lobster. Namely, he said he’d never bring back the endless-shrimp promotion, one of the factors that propelled Red Lobster into bankruptcy in the first place.


It’s “because I know how to do math,” Adamolekun said plainly during an interview with Today last November. While the $20 endless shrimp deal made quite a splash with customers, the company suffered millions in operating losses.

Adamolekun is also spearheading the company’s $60 million plan to keep the seafood chain afloat by stacking his C-suite with restaurant-industry veterans. His vision is to “inject more energy” into the restaurant locations, Adamolekun told Today, through new lighting, music, and decor.


That’s in an effort to improve and renovate current locations, while also fixing broken HVAC systems, torn carpets and chairs, and ensuring more locations don’t close in the future. During bankruptcy, Red Lobster shuttered dozens of locations. Now the chain operates about 500.

Adamolekun has also said he wants to “lower the check” for customers, making it more affordable to dine there.

shoodboi2:
Israel had two years to destroy Hamas and has failed to do so. Even the Israeli military states that Hamas still has the same number of fighters as it did at the beginning of the war. Some estimates even say that Hamas now has more fighters than it did before 2023.

All Israel has done is to bomb schools, hospitals, and civilians in order to ethnically cleanse Gaza. Even that too has failed as Palestinians continue to show their resilience. Israel and Trump should take a backseat. There is nothing Israel can do that it hasn't done already. And it failed badly at it.

LeoThaGreat:
This is why many oil companies chose Lagos as their headquarters, and barely anywhere in the South South.

I can't even imagine Badagry youths terrorizing oil workers at Folawiyo's company. The whole Badagry will stand up against it.

People really need to learn how treat investors then watch as more investment stream in. Human resources trumps natural resources always

Onegai:
Nobody in their right mind should buy a house in Lekki for the next 20 years. The whole area is sinking, bad drainage, dredging has messed up the natural protection it had and sea levels are rising.

Your kids won't see that house as adults.

Either go to Ajah or move to the mainland.

Real estate developers should start making estates like the ones they have in Lekki (fully serviced, 24-hr light and water with gated security) in Gbagada, Ikeja and Surulere and more businesses should move there (though a lot of businesses have left Lekki).

Lekki is nothing. Surulere is cleaner, Gbagada more central, Ikeja has better roads. If I were their LG chairman, I'd offer tax incentives to businesses and real estate developers in Lekki (to attract high income earners) to move to my area, all the roads will be tarred and I'll drive the area boys to Lekki (there are more beggars in Lekki than anywhere else in Lagos).

There's nothing in Lekki anymore. All the people who have money are running from there to Ikoyi and VI.

PigTormentor:
This is not true and it doesn't give with reality.
One of the reasons why Igbos hate Buhari was simply because he introduced death penalty for drug traffickers at that time, most of the people caught were Igbos. I think some were executed, and since then their hatred for Buhari is unmatched.

Decree 20: In 1984, the Buhari regime promulgated the Special Tribunal (Miscellaneous Offences) Decree 20, which made drug possession and trafficking offenses punishable by death via firing squad.

The Igbos saw this decree as a plot against them while the rest of the country where ok with it

Fighting corruption knows no borders or limits on accountability. Even when high-profile individuals engage in corruption, they can be barred from receiving U.S. Visas.

See the gaslighting lie-lie by US Embassy in Nigeria. They actively enable and encourage curroption in Africa. They help our curropt political office holders and politically exposed persons (PEP) to launder proceeds from massive looting of thier countries. And then turn around to mock the poor masses.

The list is long.....

1. Tinubu's daughter and son Seyi bought several million dollar mansions in cash in USA.

2. Musiliu Akinsanya (aka, MC Oluomo), a known brutish thug and political enforcer, bought huge mansions in the name of his children in Georgia USA. He was even received like a diplomat by current governor of Georgia Brian Kemp and wife Marty in Georgia state house in April 2020. MC Oluomo gets his visa renewed all the time and visits USA freely. He is a PEP.

3. Huge funds are funneled to MC Oluomo children who live like royalty in USA. On just graduated from US military academy.

4. Ex Rivers state governor, now cabinet minister in current Tinubu administration, Nyesom Wike bought millions of dollars in mansions in Florida. When it blew open, he hurriedly transferred it to his children's name

5. Ex-Gov of Anambra Willie Obiano bought multiple properties in Texas. He lives in luxury in Texas, USA.

MrIcredible:
Everything about Tilunbu is
TAX
TAX
TAX

WHAT AN UNFORTUNATE MAN!

Just in 2-3 years, inflation has risen by nothing less than 300% on every commodity.

-No meaningful progress or development
-Insecurity is the order of the day
-Minimum wage is just 70k and some governors are still owing till date.

JONATHAN WAS RECKLESS ARE CARELESS
BUHARI WAS CARELESS AND USELESS

NOW TINUBU!

Omoawoke:
Terrrosits, kidnappers, killers coming out in broad daylight, smiling and taking pictures being treated like heroes
the leaders of Nigeria have failed.

This started with the amnesty granted to Niger delta militants…. Displayed in broad daylight and televised for the whole world to see militants and enemies of the state smiling and shaking hands with the president GEJ
A dangerous precedent was set that day and it gave everyone the audacity that they can commit crimes and come out one day to be celebrated and granted amnesty

HRTOFAKNG:
I still believe that the 2023 presidential election was systematically rigged in favor of the ruling party. The so called INEC sold a dummy inform of IReV portal to the opposition party. They made them believed that the election results was going to be online realtime, but at end what did we get? Even if the presidential election was not rigged in the first place, that singular act of failed IReV during the transmission of the presidential election result alone made a lot of people believes the election was rigged!

naijacalifornia:
It’s wrong calling someone a criminal if they have not been convicted in a court of law. The president can sue him for defamation

CoronaVirusPro:
😆😆😆😆😆


Why do Anambra Governors love FAKE suspension bridges.


What are this cables actually suspending? 😆😆😆😆😆

Obiano built same.

The architect and chief engineer need to be arrested and jailed. This is the peak of unprofessionalism.

babzlim:
Very soon una go start to pay tax for borehole...very very soon.

phemray:
But does democracy means to talk anyhow? U can pass your message without creating problems for others. Freedom of speech is not absolute anywhere in the world.