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Silentscreamer:
Stunning beauty.. Light skinned ladies are d bomb.

true but when they get old, they become a bomb blast and the dark skin becomes the Bomb.

CC: Lalasticlala Mynd444

sirfee:
I don't think so,we shouldn't expect much from him because he cares more about his people(Americans) but he is not gullible.He's a businessman who knows what he's doing,don't mind the western media and their partners.I just don't like the way he talks sometimes(due to his bad temper).

I think he just like been controversial.

okwyee:
That ATM fact though.. Okkkkk
The man reason why i like this man is because he's a businessman and i think he'll aid in correcting the US dying economy.
Before you quote me, read Robert kiyosaki's books so you'll understand what I'm saying.

Exaxtly bro! His Cabinet is filled with CEO of different companies.

Paulpaulpaul:
His ancesteors looked better,



just trolling

hahaha. My siblings said the same thing.

Boleyndynasty2:
I just love TRUMP from the days i started watching Celebrity Apprentice

I never knew someone in Nigeria doe watch the apprentice. I really wanna watch it. I have read alot about it.

Justdulla:
I like the man. His a firm leader. But I just dislike the fact that his Gona be hard on Africa

yea you are right.

source:http://cresthub.com/trump-8-fascinating-fact/

cc: seun

Ranging from the way the media portray Trump, to what people say about him; you just cannot take it away from him. Trump is the man of the moment.

An Entrepreneur, a Real Estate mogul, the TV host of the popular Apprentice, less cannot be said of a man who broke all odds and obstacle to emerge the winner of the U.S presidential election.

One cannot easily write off his behavior, which include the controversial speeches he made, well to me I think it is just a marketing strategy which he used to draw the media attention to himself. Oh yes! He actually did it and he won.

In One sentence, I do say Donald Trump has got what it takes to lead the United States to glory. On that note, permit me to take you through some fascinating facts about the President Elect, Donald Trump

Do you know that?

>A writer named Gwenda Blair spent 12 years studying about Trump’s Family and later published a book titled “THE TRUMP: Three generations that built an Empire”

>Donald Trump does not have an ATM card; he has never used one throughout his life.

>Gwenda Blair, the writer who spent 12 years studying about Trump’s family said that one of Trump’s ancestors changed the family’s surname from DRUMF to Trump.

>Trump believes there should be no balance between work and Romance; He believes that Romance should simply propel you to work harder.

>The major types of suit worn by Trump are suits made by Brioni , they are popularly called Brioni Suits.

>Trump charges the sum of $250,000 per speech made at an event.

Source: [url]cresthub.com[/url]

ifyeez:
Nigerians can give a Bleep, even when they say they don't give a flying Bleep. Anyway it's none of my business

when you have actually made it your business by replying. SMH

Xensity:
The woman forgot to mention these:

Because you are a woman, a man is expected to pay for you when you both go out, while you just eat and enjoy.

Because you are a woman, a man is not expected to hit you.

Because you are a woman, it's expected of men to do the physically challenging and strenuous jobs, while you do the easy ones.

Because you are a woman, men are expected to protect you like they were your bodyguards.

Because you are a woman, a man is expected to provide for you and take care of you, even if you can provide and take care of yourself.

Because you are a woman, men are expected to defy their natural programming, take medications, do exercises and practice hard, just to spend an inordinate amount of time pleasing you during sex.

I despise posts like this. The writer is painting a hyperbolic picture of what women experience while demonizing men in the process. She is also victimizing her gender in such a dishonest way, and making it seem like all she said is a true representation of how majority of men view or treat women in our present day.

And I find it quite funny that the minority of women who are actually facing subjugation, like the ones in the Taliban aren't the one's creating this kind of post, it's these trend seeking, brazilian hair-wearing, face-painting, dress-slaying, gadjet-flaunting opportunists that know nothing about their world, and who have it easier than their Nigerian male counterparts, that are the ones passionately championing feminism on social media.

All you feminist apologists should just shut the fuuuck up. There has never been a better time for women in the history of human civilization than now. The world is getting better for your female gender. Fuuucking remove the ideological blindfolds from your eyes and see.

Op, why don't you borrow a time machine and take your disingenuous thread to 18th century Nigeria. That's where it would make sense.

I am sure the OP is not going to quote you. You just showed them the right path that they ignored.

Article Link : [url]cresthub.com/top-10-influential-entrepreneurs/[/url]

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2016 has been a heck of year for many Nigerian, especially for the entrepreneurs. There has been a lot of Ups and Downs with the latter been the major. The economic recession in Nigeria has left no stone unturned as, as both the corporate workers and the entrepreneurs received their own share from the unstable economy. Irrespective of the state of the economy, a quite number of entrepreneurs distinguished themselves from the crowd and such actions cannot go unnoticed.

Today, the Cresthub staffs have decided to compile a list of Top 10 Influential Entrepreneurs in Nigeria for the year 2016. Our standards for ranking them include;

The impact they make through their self created platforms or other available platform.
Social Media Presence: since the inception of Dot Com rush, internet credibility has become one of the necessary things an individual should possess.
The influence they wield in their respective sectors.
NB: it should be noted that this is not a list of the richest entrepreneurs in Nigeria, as our standard of ranking does not include their net worth.

10.SEUN OSEWA:

Seun is one of the top internet entrepreneurs in Nigeria. He is the founder of Nairaland, an online forum, which is considered the biggest forum in Africa. The influence his platform has over Nigeria, has earned him a spot on our list as the 10th most influential entrepreneur in Nigeria for the year 2016.

9. IFEANYI UBAH:
Ifeanyi Ubah is a business tycoon who hails from the commercial city of Nnewi, in Anambra state. He is the founder of Capital oil and gas which has its slogan as “The Nation’s Oil Giant”. He is no new name in Nigeria as his contribution to the football sector and oil sector in Nigeria has made headlines over the time. He is also the owner of the Authority News Paper.

8. STELLA CHINYERE OKOLI
Even the least person in Nigeria, when sick can afford N30 to purchase an Emzor paracetamol. This is made possible by the entrepreneurial nature of Stella who is the founder of Emzor Pharmaceuticals, a well known pharmaceutical company in Nigeria. She is among the few female in Nigeria that promotes entrepreneurship. Her program “Chike Okoli Centre for entrepreneurial studies, has presence in different universities in Nigeria including the famous Nnamdi Azikiwe University.

7.MR. RASHEED ADEJARE OLAOLUWA
Mr Olaoluwa is the current CEO/MD of the bank of industries. After graduating with first class in civil engineering from a Nigerian university, he went on to acquire an MBA degree from International Graduate School of Management Spain. The bank of industries under his administration launched a N10 billion youth entrepreneurship support scheme, aimed at boosting the entrepreneurship sector in Nigeria.

6. INNOSON CHUKWUMA:
Little cannot be said about the founder of Innoson Vehicle Motors. His company is regarded as the first indigenous motor manufacturing company in Nigeria. His company, the Innoson group has presence in different business sectors including ICT sector. The company is also regarded as the largest producer of plastics in West Africa. On 25th October 2016, the Innoson Group signed a Billion dollar deal with Chinese Investors, a deal which will foster the introduction of smart city in different cities in Nigeria.

5. Jason Chukwuma Njoku
A British Born Nigerian entrepreneur and a film magnate, Jason is the founder of iROKO Tv, which is the best Video-On-Demand movie platform for Nigerian Movies. He is also a startup investor. Iroko tv is his 11th attempt to startup a business. His has been awarded one of the “Fast company Top 1000 most creative people in Business. The influence and impact of his company in the distribution of Nollywood movies around Africa and the world at large earns a place on our list.

4. Mike Adeniyi Ishola Adenuga Jr
Mike Adenuga as he is popularly called is the second richest person in Nigeria. He is the founder of Globacom, the 2nd largest telecom operator in Nigeria. He also owns stakes in Equitorial Trust Bank and the oil exploration from conoil. His influence in the telecom sector has gotten our attention.

3.Linda Ikeji
Who doesn’t know the highest paid blogger in Nigeria? The former model is the owner of lindaikejis blog. She recently extended her entrepreneurial tentacles by launching her own social network named Linda Ikeji’s social, a social network which is rumored to have 50,000 sign ups on the first day of its launch. She also runs a nonprofit project themed “I do rather be self made; No thanks”, where she gave out the sum 10 million naira in the first phase of the project.

2.Benedict Bruce Murray
Ben Bruce is the founder of Silverbird Group. He is an active projector of made in Nigeria products. He is always seen showing off the pictures of Made in Nigeria Product in his social media account. He wields much influence in the media sector. He was once the director of NTA from 1999 to 2003 and also the host of the Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria Pageant which he began in 1986. His Philanthropic Nature, active support of made in Nigeria Product and his influence in the media makes him worthy to be our second influential entrepreneur in Nigeria.

1.Tony Onyemachi Elumelu
Tony Elumelu is the founder of Heir Holdings, the chairman of United Bank for Africa and the Transnational Corporation of Nigeria where he is a major shareholder. He has two degrees from a Nigerian university, a bachelor degree from Ambrose Ali University and a Master Degree from University of Lagos. He is also an Alumnus of Harvard Business School. After, he retired from UBA bank. He went on to open Tony Elumelu Foundation, an organization that aims to promote entrepreneurship in Nigeria and Africa at large. His foundation also empowers entrepreneurs who demonstrate leadership potential and credible business ideas. Tony Elumelu serves as a member of the Global Advisory Board of United Sustainable Energy for all Initiative and USAID’s private capital group for African Partners Forum. He is also the vice chairman of the national competitiveness council of Nigeria. Tony Elumelu’s influence in the business sector in Nigeria, the impact he renders through his Non Profit Organization has made him the Cresthub Number One Influential Entrepreneur in Nigeria 2016.

We at Cresthub nicknamed him “The Entrepreneur of Entrepreneurs”

Source: [url]Cresthub.com[/url]

kabayomi:
That's actually a common myth, 6 years ago probably true but there was an adjustment to the law enabling students to work in their free time from study

Thank you so much for the info.

kabayomi:
Yeah lots of Nigerians there, even the largest church is owned by a nigerian Pastor Adelaja so quite possible for you. What exactly do you have in mind?

I thought student are not allowed to work in Ukraine and Russia or is there any positive way to work ya way through?

Nice thread. Following!

Lizzyfroshey:
Who told you that public school has the best laboratory equipments, let me tell you something, I attended a private university ( first degree) and a public university for my masters , behold the private school I attended got a nice and gigantic laboratory equipments than the public school, before you post rubbish, nonsense and useless post, abeg kindly check your brain very well


Ode oshiiiii

I am sorry to say this, but your response does not depict that of someone that has a post graduate certificate. Why insult the OP? I believe what he wrote there is his opinion. You could have easily stated yours without insulting him. Thanks

We have heard enough of the money recovered. Tell us what they have been doing with the money.
Meanwhile check my signature.

Good to know. Meanwhile check out my signature.

Corrinthians:
Smh

I just detest the hypocrisy of the party supporters of both pdp and apc. Why are these people today acting as though they were treated like royalty when they won in the past?

Below were pictures of them in 2010 when Nigeria had all the money in the world! They were picked up from the airport in trailers transporters use to transport grains and livestock, especially cattle, when they coukd easily afford a double decke bus.

What would these pdp supporters say about this?

You all need to think about your lives and make something out of it rather than sit around the net all day cursing the hell out of one another.

My Brother, Half Bread is better than none. Had it been they were transported with the same ride this year, the critics wn't be much. Meanwhile even Keke na Pepe, dem no enter...

[quote author=fratermathy post=51873730][/quote]He is saying something.

I hope it do be a good visit that will project a bilateral agreement .
Meanwhile, check out my signature.

Nice rating but next time, try to get in touch with their managers before making such assesment. Meanwhile check my signature

awelekiti:
cramjones, thanks for this information but note this. Having bad political leaders doesn't make Nigeria a failed state. It's up to you and I to shun money politics and vote them out of the system, starting from our various states, to the national level. Another problem ailing us is selfishness and ethnic bigotry. This would say he's yoruba, another would say he's ibo. America has more ethic majority than Nigeria yet, they're as united as ever. We all need to change our orientation in this country and be patriotic....from politicians to the people they govern.

well said. *Thumbs up*

NaijaFutbol:
As in ?

spiritual falling.

vonn:
You must be a prophet.

My dear, you no deh lie .

vonn:
You must be a prophet.

My dear, you no deh lie .

Awesome!