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See Assistant God talking. You that knows tomorrow Ikaeniyan0: |
Please when will the Tenure of this woman expires? Man102: |
You are so obsolete and myopic bluefilm: |
What an awkward twist! Se what my society is rewarding.... When there are hardworking women backing their children hawking pure water in the traffic. You buy from them and still wait for your change. Gistmedia10: |
Why not use your glasses? That's less than 1.1m duduade: |
They will get back their new minimum wage Morbeta11: |
If some of them put the same strength they use in tapping on a profitable business, they would have make it.... Pluto33: |
She just named her price. She doesn't take anything less than N1B Newlymarried: |
I laugh in Swahili ExAngel007: |
They came to Nigeria in 1988 and OP said they have spent 40years... I don't understand dtnaira3: |
Mother of Lagos testimony is next jesusjnr2020: |
I don't blame them.... So they won't end up becoming mathematics teacher or class room teacher here dominique: |
He should repair the car he spoiled Leemzyy: |
They used to tell us that during Osun Osogbo festival rain falls for 7days none stop. 66ungs: |
If you have assets in your name, when you die who takes it over?. Same person should bear your liability also |
See the irony of life . Some of them left their marriage because their husband has side chick, now they have become side chick to another husbandofficialwdhtvv: |
Like how many days does it take to get to heaven please? Babangidapikin: |
You better work hard and build your own house.... And forget what is gone prestige257: |
It is the fool that says there is no God Unclebayo: |
See how dumb you are! Was he sacked by RCCG? How was he used and dumped? Is it wrong for the church to take disciplinary actions? Kingsley67: |
One of the reasonable contents I've seen on NL today. Thank you tobore4u: |
Hey! Stop it there.... The same Church and Mosque your parents always go to pray for you to succeed in life. Now that you can afford data subscription, you are here blabbing. Church or Mosque was never a problem, it is people like you who after benefited from the same organization goes online to discredit it. Righthussle: |
I bought 580 per litre in NNPC this morning nkemjacob2: |
What concerns Religion about this now? It wasn't a church or mosque that put them on the boat without life jackets. Must you always attribute Nigeria problems to Religion? edenex: |
A conjoined twins are trending online because one of them got married. The two ladies are 34, and they share the same body, including some organs. One of them has married her lover, and a video shows how she danced with him. https://www.legit.ng/people/1585809-abby-brittany-hensel-conjoined-twin-married-army-veteran-dance-video-viral/
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my lifestyle has always be different from public opinion... And you are asking the public for their opinion. You are not serious Bullfallo: |
You lack relational character... Go and be eating your data you hear. money121: |
The best gift you can give those kids is to reconcile with their mother. oliverwrites: |
But you don't see anything wrong in giving biscuits to your in-laws to be. As if they are children. PuZZyNegro: |
People still buy cars but more of Nigerian used cars Michael547: |
You mean Billion Dollar Startups Founded By Yorubas?[quote author=obembet post=125207897]Here are the Billion Dollar Startups Founded by Nigerians and their worth 1. Cityblock Health ($5 billion) | Primary HealthcareCo-founded by Toyin Ajayi Dr. Toyin Ajayi, our CEO and co-founder, has spent her whole career serving Medicaid patients. Here, she explains what we do, why we do what we do, and what compassionate care is all about. 2• Calendly ($3 billion) | Scheduling Tope Awotona is the founder and CEO of Calendly, the modern scheduling platform for high-performing teams and individuals accelerating business forward. Tope founded Calendly in 2013 with the vision of simplifying scheduling for everyone without the back-and-forth emails 3• Flutterwave ($3 billion) | Fintech Founded by Olugbenga Agboola and Iyinoluwa Aboyeji Flutterwave is a post Series A payments technology company headquartered in San Francisco with operations and offices across Africa and Europe. Flutterwave was launched over two years ago with the goal to build digital payments infrastructure for Africa and enable businesses receive or make any payments across Africa and globally. In two years of operations, Flutterwave has processed over $2B across all product platforms and has been the recipient of several prestigious awards including the "Best Technology Platform" as awarded by The Asian Banker, the "Top 100 Fintech Firms" among others. 4• Andela ($1.5 billion) | Software Engineering Place Network Iyinoluwa Aboyeji was born in Lagos on March 28, 1991, to Reverend (Mr) and Reverend (Mrs) Aboyeji. He is a Nigerian native of Isin LGA in Kwara State. Heattended Primary School at St Saviour’s Primary School Ebute-Metta, Lagos. After earning his secondary school certificate from the Loyola Jesuit College in Abuja in 2007, he continued to the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada, where he received his Bachelor of Arts in Legal Studies. Iyinoluwa is currently the CEO and General Partner of Fund for Africa’s Future (popularly known as Future Africa), Africa’s largest seed stage investor which has invested millions of dollars into over hundred startups across Africa. Prior to that he co-founded Flutterwave, a billion-dollar global payments platform connecting African businesses and individuals to the global economy and served as its Founding CEO from May 2, 2016, to October 5, 2018. In those years, he led thecompany to become one of the fastest growing payments technology businesses of all time, processing over $2 billion across over 50 million transactions. In May 2014, Iyinoluwa co-founded Andela, Africa’s largest engineering organization that provides training for African software engineers which has provided training and jobs for over 100,000 African software and tech professionals. The company has received investments from Mark Zuckerberg and Google Ventures, amongst others. Iyinoluwa has also served his country as the youngest member of Nigeria’s Presidential Council on Industrial Policy and Competitiveness and as the Deputy Director General for Madam Obiageli Ezekwesili Campaign for President in 2019. He has been recognized as a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader and a Forbes 30 under 30 honoree amongst other awards and fellowships 5• InterSwitch ($1 billion) | Fintech company Founded by Mitchell Elegbe Before establishing Interswitch in 2002, Mitchell worked with TELNET as the Group Head for Business Development after an impactful time as a Wireline Engineer at Schlumberger. An alumnus of the IESE/Wharton/CEIBS Global CEO Program, Mitchell is a Bishop Desmond Tutu fellow of the African Leadership Institute. Building a remarkable career on his background as an Electrical/Electronic Engineering graduate from the University of Benin, Nigeria, he has won several awards, including the CNBC/Forbes All African Business Leader (AABLA) for West Africa, and Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award. Mitchell currently serves as a Board Member at Endeavor and is reputed as a High Impact Entrepreneurship Enabler. 6• Esusu ($1 billion) | Software company Co-founded by Wemimo Abbey Esusu, a Nigerian fintech firm, has secured a $130 million Series B funding round to help build the racial wealth gap. The company announced this on Thursday, breaking the $1 billion valuation barrier as one of the few startups with a black founder to reach unicorn status. The funding round was led by Softbank, Vision Fund 2 with participation from Jones Feliciano Family Office, Lauder Zinterhofer Family Office, Schusterman Foundation, SoftBank Opportunity Fund, Related Companies, and Wilshire Lane Capital. The firm said the fund would be used to scale its team and drive growth through product innovation while building the most comprehensive financial health platform in the market. Abbey Wemimo, the founder of Esusu, said the company was established because of his financial exclusion experience while growing up in an immigrant home. “We founded Esusu with the vision of using data to bridge the racial wealth gap and create more equitable financial opportunities for low-to-moderate-income households in this country,” Wemimo said. “By establishing and improving credit scores, we are strengthening financial identities while empowering individuals, families, and communities to meet their long-term financial goals.” 7- Paystack by Shola Akinlade In 2015, Paystack was co-founded by Shola Akinlade and Ezra Olubi. The two entrepreneurs founded Paystack which becomes a popular Fintech company in Africa. This platform allows payments to be made online. Shola Akinlade is a software engineer and a technology expert. He is popularly known for being the CEO of Paystack and was born in Lagos State, Nigeria. Before he co-founded Paystack, he worked from November 2007 to April 2009 as a database manager for Heineken, a brewing company in Nigeria. Source: https://twitter.com/AfricaFactsZone/status/1692638083001270505?t=JhigUAXpttLZjSDEg4E3Xw&s=19[/quote] |

,thats very good for him
biko no one should help him up
. Some of them left their marriage because their husband has side chick, now they have become side chick to another husband