Good

Truly the light of the nation.

LegendHero:
Nice one.

But I think the Nigeria media need some schooling in their reporting.

The $100m Facebook grant will be shared among multiple business and infact there are over 30,000 business or so that can qualify when Facebook announced the grant last year.

So these EscrowLock guys will get the cash & ad grant not even up to $10k at maximum but this report make it look like it’s $100m for a single company.

Imagine giving $100m each to 30,000 small businesses, how much is even Zuckerberg worth to start with?

In the USA here I think the grant is $4000 for small businesses ($2500 in cash and $1500 in optional ad credits). I don’t know the actual amount for Africa.

Okay are you done?

No one asked for this explanation we all know what a grant is

Igbo amaka
Boko is what
Afonja is what

LegendHero:
Nice one.

But I think the Nigeria media need some schooling in their reporting.

The $100m Facebook grant will be shared among multiple business and infact there are over 30,000 business or so that can qualify when Facebook announced the grant last year.

So these EscrowLock guys will get the cash & ad grant not even up to $10k at maximum but this report make it look like it’s $100m for a single company.

Imagine giving $100m each to 30,000 small businesses, how much is even Zuckerberg worth to start with?

In the USA here I think the grant is $4000 for small businesses ($2500 in cash and $1500 in optional ad credits). I don’t know the actual amount for Africa.

This is more detailed. Great info.

Congratulations to all winners

Very misleading news. They didn't win $100m grant. They are part of the thousands of winners. $100m in cash + free advert credit shared among the thousands of successful applicants. Make una dey lie small small abeg

Anambra amaka

I'm currently part of a programme of $5000 seed capital now. I will come back and testify. Please wish me good luck

The koko is that they are based in a village not even Awka or Onitsha. Success can come anywhere

Pierocash:
Very young guy

Yes just like starboy Dominic Joshua Ngene.

Nice! Yes, this is an area a 21 years old guy can do excellently well. They know the tricks of fraudsters; so, they step in as the escrow.

Kidnapping in the mind of some fake asss niggass

This is a message to yahoo Boys, you can make clean money by turning your computer knowledge to learn coding. You'll get peaceful money

Onyeedum:
Na publicity strategy, Nigerians respect when dy hear big money. Congratulations to them

Yeah it’s a nice publicity for the company.

na joke be dis ?
a grant of one hundred millions Dollars ??

Congratulations. Bravo

See money, God please pick my own call also

Please beware of Kidnappers

Belial06:


Okay are you done?

No one asked for this explanation we all know what a grant is

I’m not doing it on the part of bad belle but just trying to set the record straight.

Congrats to them.

A Senior Executive of the firm, Mr Deji Akinbode, revealed that the firm will by next month begin to accept applications from Nigerians who are interested in working as online affiliates for its marketplace.

Good news here we hope more young Nigerians will be employed by the company.

LegendHero:
Nice one.

But I think the Nigeria media need some schooling in their reporting.

The $100m Facebook grant will be shared among multiple business and infact there are over 30,000 business or so that can qualify when Facebook announced the grant last year.

So these EscrowLock guys will get the cash & ad grant not even up to $10k at maximum but this report make it look like it’s $100m for a single company.

Imagine giving $100m each to 30,000 small businesses, how much is even Zuckerberg worth to start with?

In the USA here I think the grant is $4000 for small businesses ($2500 in cash and $1500 in optional ad credits). I don’t know the actual amount for Africa.

Now I understand what the news is all about. Thanks to you

Southerners doing great things while the useless Fulani cows re looking for who will give them free land in the South to graze

Inception:
CBN right now...

get your facts right... This is poor reporting by our media

Some people will come and tell you Igbos don't do tech because their ijebu-ode newspaper said so.

Igbo amaka

franugo:


I'll be banned for what exactly?

The mods shall decide

To think that this guys went to a village in Anambra state,though most villages in Anambra are semi urban and focused in their set goals and achieved it,is truly a great fit. Where most Nigeria youths of their age are only thinking of how to travel abroad...May God continue to bless their efforts.

Nice