MartinsD12:

Yes

africandollar:


Idiot! Do you have to quote all the story and take up all the space on the front page which could have been utilized by someone else?

Lovelife433:
and ppl will be using dis thief as a prayer point, making d real hard working guys our their look as if dey are lazy. Ogun will punish u, olo ri pelebe Eleribu omo ole. Bastard animal.

LadySarah:
If You know You have had enough of Obi click like

chronique:
This InvictusObi's case is one that further strengthens my belief that most of these under30 richest chaps in Africa and Nigeria most especially, should really be scrutinised before being celebrated. I'm not jealous of their successes but I'm often taken aback with the sudden meteoric rise of these chaps without a proven track record. These days, we read stories of young entrepreneurs aged 20-40 who are controlling millions and billions and they usually claim they made their money from I.T,"internet biz" and online merchandising but if you've ever gone through the route of entrepreneurship from the scratch, you'd always finding a missing puzzle in their stories. A lot of dirty money is being mixed with genuine craft/talent and eventually passed on as entrepreneurship in Nigeria today. If the FBI didn't arrest this chap for wire fraud now, he would have continued to be celebrated as a role model and now make people like us who are going the clean terrain, look like we don't know what we are doing. So bad that even Forbes magazine that put him on their cover page to celebrate him, couldn't do proper research on his background. There are so many of these chaps on social media springing up daily. My advice to everyone hustling genuinely and honestly, is that we do not measure our successes by what we see on social media. Run your race solo as legit as you can.

realestniggah:
They keep decieving Nigerian youths with their "Miraculous" success.... there are more of them roaming the face of the earth pretending to be reaping the fruits of hardwork.

He even gave a Tedx talk my God!

Everyday for the thief one day for the owner

chronique:
This InvictusObi's case is one that further strengthens my belief that most of these under30 richest chaps in Africa and Nigeria most especially, should really be scrutinised before being celebrated. I'm not jealous of their successes but I'm often taken aback with the sudden meteoric rise of these chaps without a proven track record. These days, we read stories of young entrepreneurs aged 20-40 who are controlling millions and billions and they usually claim they made their money from I.T,"internet biz" and online merchandising but if you've ever gone through the route of entrepreneurship from the scratch, you'd always finding a missing puzzle in their stories. A lot of dirty money is being mixed with genuine craft/talent and eventually passed on as entrepreneurship in Nigeria today. If the FBI didn't arrest this chap for wire fraud now, he would have continued to be celebrated as a role model and now make people like us who are going the clean terrain, look like we don't know what we are doing. So bad that even Forbes magazine that put him on their cover page to celebrate him, couldn't do proper research on his background. There are so many of these chaps on social media springing up daily. My advice to everyone hustling genuinely and honestly, is that we do not measure our successes by what we see on social media. Run your race solo as legit as you can.

emperorzz:
The Real Don Wanne!