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edoairways:
A woman can still conceive at old age.

Definitely. But the chances of that happening is slim

Those pushing Tinubu to the seat of power regardless of his health concerns are no different from RITUALISTS.

They're willing to sacrifice their Papa just to amass generational wealth for themselves!

If he were my father, he wouldn't be contesting. At least not this time. No ambition is ever worth the health of any man.

The honour of a Kingmaker lies in his abilities to make kings. Not battling for kingship with his proteges. Let the Kingmaker remain a kingmaker!

oloshun:
Thanks for bringing this up. I used to to think Kyari was smart; no, he is dullest. Even without the dramas he is involved with in Nigeria, every smart dirty person knows that when the US is on your trail, you must go hiding for years because then will never get off your hook. Now, that he has awaken the slightly sleeping dogs- FBI, I swear, na how to put oil for him fire remain. You don't invite FBI to your case by causing further trouble in your home country.

Exactly!

AngelDo:
Na script.... nothing like that at all...
Need to avoid extradition by all means

How sure are you of that?

jamesbridget13:
in my case, it's not a new account but the 2nd batch. We were called but not paid before

Alright

The text messages are they for newly created survival funds accounts or for those of us whose workers have been paid before?

Happy New Year everyone.

May we all make money this year

Angelfrost:
Nah... You are missing the point.

Remove his ministry today, that man will still grow financially and materially!!!

He is not that different from some wealth creators across the globe!

I'm not a member of that church, but I can tell smart and wise leaders when I see them. This is beyond church and religion! Baba Oyedepo knows the pure rudiments of business and financial growth.

If we had such men as leaders of this nation, this country would have been far ahead by now. He is in the class and level of Rockefella, Gate, Abu Dhabi, etc... People that can turn resources to massive financial structures.

Bull's eye

lexy2014:
I think if u read the article and understood, u will realise that it will be difficult to sustain certain with just money. Living faith isn't what it is because of money. It is what it is because d man at d helm is adept at proper management & organisation.

On point!

Angelfrost:
Get real please...

Yes, he is spirit filled. That still doesn't deny the fact that the man is ridiculously wealthy in terms of material assets.

The point of this post is to learn the simple and proven basics of wealth creation:

1. Planning
2. Organization
3. Discipline
4. Diligence
5. Networking
6. Smart and Profitable Investments
Etc...

If your Nigerian leaders since 1960 knew and applied these into the business of governance at federal and state levels, this nation would be on the same level as Abu Dhabi by now.

I duff my hat for you! You really captured the whole point of the post

Kdon2:
His riches has no place before God! Lobatan. Vanity, the preacher says; all is vanity! Asan Lori asan

Lol. You probably missed the point of the post

Shiloh 2021: Why David Oyedepo Will Continue To Be The Richest Pastor In Nigeria Till Death

The recently concluded Shiloh 2021 brought out a whole lot of things about the richest pastor in Nigeria, Bishop David Oyedepo, that got the internet talking. Especially on Facebook, Twitter and other social media platforms.

According to what I saw (and I believe other social media users who followed the program keenly also did), everything that happened there all point to why Bishop David Oyedepo can NEVER be poor in this life and will continue to top the list of the wealthiest clergymen in Nigeria.

Without wasting much more of your time, here are the things I observed about the richest pastor in Nigeria and I will like every young man or woman out there to take a hint from here.

What I Observed About Oyedepo And His Massive Wealth While Watching His Church Program, Shiloh 2021

1. The Man Is Very Organized

One of the things that shocked me most while watching the program online as a non member of his church was when he brought out different boxes bearing his personal notebooks since the 1980's. No, I didn't say books he has read since the 80's. I mean the ones he jotted down every single plan, pattern and ideas that govern his life, church and wealth creation.

That part really me got me thinking. I mean how on earth do you jot every single money making ideas, administrative systems and all you believed you were created or meant to do?

I started asking myself, when was the last time I ever jotted down a powerful business idea that crossed my mind, let alone the simple but life changing ones? When was the last time I ever brought out pen and paper and try to organize the next 1 year of my life, let alone follow it through?

This man has consistently organized everything about his life for over 30 years now and we wonder why he is as rich as he is today! See, nobi by prayer, claiming and fasting alone o! He said so himself. The way the program flowed seamlessly for days is actually a proof of this. How can such a man ever be poor? If that doesn't get you thinking, I wonder what will?

2. Bishop David Oyedepo Never Rules Out Anyone Regardless Of Public Opinion. He Never Takes Relationship Lightly

Did any of you notice Pastor Fatoyibo of COZA at the forefront listening and learning from the man? How about the C and S lady pastor and others that came to him for prayers which he anointed?

With Oyedepo, everyone has a chance to rise from their ashes. He did it with Enenche, Ibiyomie, Abioye and several others that are living proofs today. Even if things were to go wrong with him financially tomorrow, these people within his circle of influence will always remember and be there for him.

When was the last time you actually accepted anyone who didn't fit into your class of ballers. Some of us have left friends stranded, neighbours disappointed and strangers in tears because of public opinion or irrelevant, minor disagreements.

Make it a practice to always be there for your "squad" and be sure every "member" of it will always gat your back too.

3. He Doesn't Confine His Reach To A Particular Location

Who would believe that with all the pandemic and travel restrictions, people will travel from 48 Nations to Ota in Ogun State to hear another man. Well, he's not just another man, you may say. I agree. But I'm sure you understand where I'm heading to.

Oyedepo has so much spread his tentacles across the Nations that those in need of what he has wouldn't mind coming to Ota to get it. But you, "ordinary to post what you do or sell on Facebook, Instagram or Whatsapp, you dey shame. Because people wey no dey feed you fit talk. Sapa neva hold you yet."

I have a made up my mind, you see this coming year 2022, I'm so much going to market myself and my products so well both online and offline that those around me won't have any choice than to patronize me. If I have you on my contacts and I cannot post my products or services online because of you, I will delete you sharp sharp make I kukuma have peace. Unless you are ready to be bankrolling me. What's the point of being broke and 'saving face'? "Eji afufu anya isi?"

Final Words On The Richest Pastor In Nigeria

There are many other points I actually observed like his value for Excellence but I don't have time to talk about them all here. I personally believe all of these I observed about Bishop David Oyedepo from this Shiloh 2021 contribute to why the man will continue to be the richest pastor in Nigeria till he dies. Regardless of how old he lives.

Let me stop here for now and allow you guys to contribute. What do you think is the major reason he is so rich? What have you observed about him?

Interestingly, he's not the only one taking tithes and offerings in churches every Sunday. Why is he so rich? See source for more.

Source

Zidoh:
This is interesting.......you seem lile minded

You dont mind we exchange contact??

I don't mind at all. I just went through the post on your signature. An amazing work you are doing Zidoh. Glad to see you are functioning in the Fintech industry in your own little way. Keep it up.

If you can, consider creating a mobile app or website for your services and gradually move your clients to the platform make it more professional and start gaining the attention of big players in the industry.

With time, you can even apply for a venture capital or startup grant to expand your business. See how you can study Patricia App business module closely. I think they are in the same line with you.

If I ever need your services, trust that I wouldn't hesitate to reach out to you. The number of positive reviews you have on that thread alone is very encouraging.

Keep up the good work!

I so much love this

Ayo081:
Isn't fintech over flogged?

How do you mean?

Lalasticlala, Mynd44, Seun. I think this conversation is needed

I came across a question that was asked on Nairaland, Nigeria's most popular forum, regarding business ideas that needs funding. I was so interested in this that I took time to go through lots of comments on that post.

One of the things that struck me was that out of all the comments, not one business idea has anything to do with the booming Financial technology industry in Nigeria. Which brings me to my question, "why are Nigerian youths not investing heavily in the Fintech industry?"

The Profitability Of The Financial Technology Industry

During the last Big Brother Naija edition (Season 6: Shine Ya Eye), Abeg App shocked everyone when the company was announced as one of the major sponsors of the popular reality TV show.

Just a few months ago, Paystack (another Fintech startup by two young Nigerians) was reportedly purchased by Stripe for over $200M. Yes, you read that right, $200M!

In just a few years of operation, Patricia App has proven there's so much to be done and gained in this industry. It currently has offices scattered around Asian, Europe and America, and their customer base keeps growing on a daily basis, with over half a million users presently.

These are just a few Nigerian startups that are currently making waves beyond the African continent. The industry is so unsaturated that there's still enough space for more. I mean only Nigeria alone has over 200 Million people, out of which a large number performs one financial transaction or the other daily. Think of what happens when your app or startup starts gaining international recognitions.

The good news is that the Fintech industry has several niches in it for everyone. For instance cryptocurrency, local payments processing, international payments processing, foreign exchange, digital banks, Fintech security, micro credits (short and long term lending) etc. Each of these can function effectively as mobile apps on Android and iOS devices, as well as on the web through phone and computer browsers.

Why are we leaving everything for foreigners to create, set their own policies and milk us dry? Especially in the instant lending or micro credits department. A lot of the lending apps causing commotions in our country today are owned by the Chinese. From Opay to Easymoni, Palmcredit, Sokoloan etc. Majority of them are not owned by Nigerians. Our youths are merely working there.

Why are we not creating our own apps in any of these niches and functioning there? Why are we not setting our own policies and partaking of the huge profits in this industry?

Could It Be The Capital Required To Start?

This is often the number 1 reason people say have prevented them from investing in the financial technology industry. But that's not always the case. In a previous post, I highlighted about 10 global venture capital funding available for Fintech startups in Nigeria and Africa as a whole. You can check it out and see for yourself what you are missing.

For me, I think it's the problem of knowledge. Not many people know about the opportunities that abound in this industry and how to take advantage of them. Th is can easily be solved through proper research and awareness programs.

Then there's the issue of government policies, the activities of Yahoo boys and so many others.

What's your take on this?

Would you invest in Fintech in Nigeria if you had the money?

Let's discuss.

Source: https://www.internetbankinghelp.com/why-are-nigerian-youths-not-investing-in-the-fintech-industry/

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