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birdsview:
What are the remaining 160million still waiting for

still using 2go

#SpeakUpNowAgainstSlaveryInLibya

I've always suspected Nigeria's population numbers are fishy!

A population of 180+ million

Let's say 160m are adults

Let's say 80m use phones (atleast this is close to NCC numbers)

Let's say half of this use FB (40m)

So with all the fake FB accounts, duplicate accounts and all . . . The real number is just 22million?

Compare this to FB numbers in smaller countries like Malaysia, Kenya, South Africa, even small states in the US easily have 22million people.

. . . Point is FaceBook just exposes the fact that Nigeria's population is just an inflated Fraud!!!

We have never genuinely taken a proper census. No data, nothing, just manipulated numbers up and dan!

birdsview:
What are the remaining 160million still waiting for

Omo you dey sure say we reach 100 million sef, with our corrupt practices

BruncleZuma:
Only 22 million?

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Shey you know the question wey produce that meme ?

Should we now fry beans ?

handsomebanana:
Shey you know the question wey produce that meme ?

Do you jérk off?

KayDEAN:
like half are fraudsters

believe it or not total fraudsters I'm Nigeria are not up to 1m

Gradually Facebook isn't as captivating as it used to be.

MORE THAN THE POPULATION OF SOME COUNTRIES, EVEN IF YOU SHOULD MERGE SOME TOGETHER!

edunwablog:
Popular social media platform, Facebook, has disclosed that over 22 million Nigerians now use its space every month, with 87 per cent of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) utilising it for digital skills and more.

This was disclosed recently by the public policy director, Facebook Africa, Ebele Okobi, during the launch of its Nigerian initiative to reinforce its commitment and investment in the country, and across the continent.

According to her, Facebook’s mission was to give people the power to build community and bring the world closer together. And this demonstrates that the power of digital skills to aid economic growth and development has never been more important.

“Our investments and commitments announced in Lagos today further reflect our intent to partner with Nigeria’s policymakers and its vibrant tech and entrepreneurial eco-system to create economic opportunity and independence in Nigeria and across Africa,” she said.

Okobi disclosed that Facebook plans to launch a hub intiative early next year.

“Facebook believes that, for it to be relevant and people to be connected, everyone needs to collaborate to actualise a closer community. Facebook’s vision of fostering a close community would result in the hub training over 50,000 people across Nigeria in Abuja, Port Harcourt, Kaduna and Lagos,” she said.

The multi-faceted creative hub would be In partnership with CC Hub, and it is expected to connect and bring together developers, start-ups and the wider community to collaborate, learn and share ideas. The “ng-hub” will also host a start-up incubator programme, as well as bespoke training, guest speakers and a dedicated event space, with an intent of attracting the best talent and driving innovation in Nigeria’s tech ecosystem.

Also, head of platform partnerships, Middle East and Africa, Emeka Afigbo, said, “Nigeria is producing a new generation of exciting start-ups that have incredible potential.


“We understand the important role Facebook plays here in Nigeria with developers and start-ups and are invested in helping these communities build for the next billion,” he said.

more details at http://www.akelicious.com/2017/11/22-million-nigerians-now-on-facebook.html

11 million na scam

BruncleZuma:
Do you jérk off?

This guy you don watch am

About 90percent wasting their time

Facebook and other social media apps which are highly used by youth and other folks shld start paying tax to our federal govt.

Abi Fg dey sleep on dis matter

I am not one of them

22 million Nigerians posting #FakeLives out there

hatchy:
That is where they live their fake life,posting all sorts of rubbish.

There's a lot of igbo culture being promoted in the Igbo-British community. Have a look at their channel, they are trying to keep the language alive..




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTyt1IqD6hk