₦airaland Forum

BinamRex:
Whenever I see any post about a beautiful Nigerian city, the first thing that comes to my mind is road, and I am always right.

Citizens of countries in Europe, Asia, and the Americas will never post pictures of roads and call it development. We no get shame for this country oh.

We have normalized bad governance to the point that roads are seen as development. Don't you guys see the skyline of cities in Asia, Europe and America? Don't you guys see pictures of Dubai. Here, flyover and road are our definitions of development. God forbid.

It's so bad, we are so used to mediocrity to the extent that we have grown complacent and not willing to improve.
Naija dey disappoint me on a daily basis.

Check Pictures of Western Countries and compare it to what you uploaded.

I don't celebrate mediocrity. It's not in my nature.

Sabadon:
Cryptocurrency is too volatile for my liking

Exactly I am surprised that many are blind to this.
This is why I can never trade or engage in cryptos.

Just give us constant light and affordable internet.

Reality paints a different picture. Nor be by to dey combine lists oh.

You aren't the only one
Watching football to me is stressful. .

Prompt response.
See how clean everywhere is.

Tufia

Tufia

Naija a country where dreams die easily.

edoairways:
Even though I experience bad network from MTN, I support your assertion

Thank you

I am an avid user of MTN, Honestly MTN serves me well and their data is very fair in terms of pricing and their 4G is extremely fast.
I was so impressed with their network services that I had to go on Twitter to send them a message telling them I appreciate their services, this was before the twitter ban.

So I don't support this at all. Nigeria economy is extremely difficult for doing business and MTN are really trying.

Reducing data isn't the issues, why not reduce fuel pump price, and let there be steady power supply and see how this economy would move fast.

MTN spend millions of naira to keep their services running imagine how much they would save in terms of operation costs if the price of fuel was reduced and there's constant light.

It's same for other business that rely on power.

I don't support this move at all.

kenzysmith:
. I dey shame for this country. U CAN'T FORCE Me To SMILE

Nigeria ehn . Tufia

You are comparing

Snapdragon and Mediatek

Why na ??

I am an infinix user.
But plz stop this blasphemy Biko.

Instead of me.to get fired or booted out of a company I started, I would plan hostile takeover.

That's what concerns me now.

Available247:
Only intelligent and business oriented people can be on this thread. It's quite informative, thanks OP. Now I know what to do when creating my own company

Indeed. That's why it's good to read constantly.
Most people don't read

phazotron:
As if privately held companies dont grow

Glo and chi na public company Abi? So many examples of private companies doing well

I prefer it like that because I know say my product go make sense

Investors go dey but no be say Dem go chance me on top my shares

If you like Kuku dash wetin u suppose give your children as Inheritance to outsiders.

I tire oh as if na by only to go public na company take dey grow.

Google "Cargill"

Hassanmaye:
Haha then your company will never grow

Have you heard about Cargill?

kayphyzee:
Think big Bro, think big. Going public gives the Company unlimited room for growth. After a while, you start thinking about sustainability. Building an entity that will outlive you.

NSE will require that at least 20% of the shareholding should be offered to the public. The big bank boys (Ovia, Elumelu, Late Aderinokun etc) still hold substantial shareholding in the banks (directly and indirectly) even though they no longer perform executive roles.

I have my reasons. Have you heard about Cargill?

Born2winnx:
Me am giving just 30% shares out to investors.

Wisdom. Me would only give out 10% if at all I want to go public.

Lanretoye:
I think it depends on the kind of company...ie can dangote group of companies fire dangote?,and there is this bank that the CBN asked a chairman to restore the CEO.
Public corporation is different from private corporation...I stand to be more enlightened.

This usually happens in a public company because only public companies are permitted to sell their stocks on the floor of the stock exchange

So if the founder has less shares they can be booted out of the company.
Most times via hostile takeover

Mandesz:
It's not possible. The owner of the company appoints director of be the cost. He can also fire them as well. He's likely to appoint relative or somebody loyal to him.

It's possible if it's a public company and the founder has less shares than the shareholders and investors

Premiumwriter2:
I'll personally draft and create a contract and get the very first investors to sign that at all times I'll own 60% of the shares.

All share sales and dilution will come from the remaining 40%. Can't come and form a company and then some modaf*ckers will push me out.

Exactly I hate that thing.

I can never make the silly mistake of taking my company public. Lie lie. Before some group of people in the name of shareholders come and start telling me how to run my company.

Umdigi A9 Pro

6GB RAM, 128GB ROM, 6000Mah Battery, 6.0 inch Screen.

I really don't understand what's the point of having two legislative houses. I don't see the point at all.

Please oh I have a question.

Assuming I wanted to learn how to create Mobile Apps,

Which Programming Language(s) is/are the best to master?