Olukat:



Now we can see why GEJ is our best ever.
He never allocated any to his friends, familyetc

Narldon:


See my fellow Woman stumbling upon Oil Block by Faith...

MeanWhile the Only thing I stumbled upon by Faith was the leftover Plantain remained by my Daddy...

Lord, Please Change my Story!

gypsey:
you just confirmed that you are a lawyer a minute ago! how's that an assumptions? Chai!

it appears you are very well learned in IT, i am still wondering why you have chosen to be a lawyer rather. that's all.

BushWickBill:

Nothing more to add.

Alakija hasn't told us the true story of that oil field gift and her relationship with one of the most corrupt individuals this country has ever seen.

Until then daft Nigerians will be blinded and muted and deafened as long as an issue has religious tint attached to it.

As for the lazy Nigerians, it's simply the product of a dead society. One foòl on a pulpit with a microphone has told us he can pray credit alert into our phones. Another told us he drove from Asaba to Ore with an empty tank. The other slaps witches as a hobby. I'm sure you know where this is going.

ggoldmine:
While others made their wealth by doing something spectacular; cc Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, Jeff Besos, Jack Ma, Aliko Dangote, Mark Zuckerberg, she made hers by faith!…doing something unembellished and still competing with these men. Well, it's for those that have regards for her wealth Coz I don't. She doesn't even deserve to be counted among the richest women in Africa, a title she didn't work for. Imagine comparing her with the likes of Oprah Winfrey…naa, she doesn't deserve it.

MrMcJay:


Law permeates every sector.

I'm a lawyer and as part of my practice, I represent tech companies and startups. So, I'm pretty familiar with the structural, regulatory, advisory and business side of tech. So, while the techies come up with the idea, mine is to make sure that idea gives rise to a successful technology company.

Mind you, I have some colleagues who are lawyers and also code.

Desyner:
I don't blame her because some oil blocks are not so economically viable to attract any skilled or experienced owners. If everyone was avoiding a oil block, then is says something important about that oil block perceived profitability.

MyPWisINCORRECT:
Oil block don become wetin dem dey share like Biscuit

nex:



Okay, let them dash me one of those oil blocks which are not so economically viable.

naijastoryz:
Choi! Richest woman in Nigeria dragged on Twitter after saying she accepted her oil well 'by faith'
olorunso Alakija is a Nigerian businesswoman, one of the richest African women andalso one of the richest black women in the world.

source-https://www.metrodailies.com/news/choi-richest-woman-nigeria-dragged-twitter-saying-accepted-oil-well-faith/

ziggy1702:
that's the story of almost half of Nigerian billionaires, nothing inspirational of how hard work and good thinking pays but how they stumbled into overnight success. that's why u hardly see them writing their autobiography cos it's never inspiring

Icon4s:


I believe the Woman's story. It takes Faith to accept a Green block when you are not sure whether you'll strike oil or not.

michlins:
Be deceiving yourself and think you are doing us. Why has faith not made Nigeria become China or Indonesia. I remember hearing your story growing up how Miriam helped you through her husband Babangida. Obasanjo has also come out to tell us how he personally made you a billionaire so cut the crap

Toks2008:


Exactly what I believe she was expressing here but Nigerians have no chill...they twisted it as people usually twist my write ups on nairaland. ..lol!

ziggy1702:
that's the story of almost half of Nigerian billionaires, nothing inspirational of how hard work and good thinking pays but how they stumbled into overnight success. that's why u hardly see them writing their autobiography cos it's never inspiring

FarahAideed:
A certified herpes carrying loser like Ogundamisi that has always survived of other has nothing to tell Alakija who Know what it is to be a believer and persist on till a dream comes to fruition , something losers like Ogundamisi can never know about ... you think it's easy to accept an oil block in deep deep offshore where no company was will to go or even had the expertise to go as at then.

Icon4s:


She didn't say she accepted any Well. She accepted a block!

Wells are drilled after several Exploration activities, and several field development plans have been carried out.

It is a very tedious process that involves expertise, time and very importantly money.

Even that Kayode is just talking like an illiterate. Cos from his statement he doesn't know the difference between a Well and a block.

I believe the Woman's story. It takes Faith to accept a Green block when you are not sure whether you'll strike oil or not.

But what she didn't tell us the source of funding the project.

adadike281:
I will be back

adadike281:
I will be back

Desyner:
I don't blame her because some oil blocks are not so economically viable to attract any skilled or experienced owners. If everyone was avoiding a oil block, then is says something important about that oil block perceived profitability.

Narldon:


See my fellow Woman stumbling upon Oil Block by Faith...


MeanWhile the Only thing I stumbled upon by Faith was the leftover Plantain remained by my Daddy...









Lord, Please Change my Story!

SnowJay92:


Broda oil blocks are not meant to be dashed out by drunk military dictators, that's the point.

WaffenSS:
People don't seem to understand. She means she accepted it ON faith. Faith that it was gonna yield since no one else wanted it.

Trust nigerians to conflate everything to religious faith.

MrMcJay:
Forget oil wells, IT is the new oil well in town.

Instead of crying and lamenting over these expired beings that contribute nothing to humanity, get yourself together and get IT knowledge.