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seunmsg:Thanks for educating me. Now it make more sense. |
The former Director-General of the Labour Party Presidential Campaign Organisation, Doyin Okupe has resigned his membership in the party.https://politicsnigeria.com/breaking-doyin-okupe-resigns-from-labour-party-gives-reason-photo/
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RockHard:We go meet for court. |
The top 10 startups that got the biggest funds in 2023 cut across different sectors of the ecosystem. From fintech to mobility, health-tech to e-commerce, these startups stood out in the year as they were able to squeeze out millions from investors amid scarcity. 10. OnePipe ($4.8 million) OnePipe secured a $4.8 million credit facility from TLG Capital in March 2023. The company said it would use the facility to provide inventory finance to small shops. Launched in August 2019, OnePipe aggregates APIs from banks and fintechs into a standardized gateway that is easy to integrate and makes partnerships seamless. The startup raised US$3.5 million in seed funding in November 2021. 9. FairMoney ($5.39 million) MyCredit Investments Limited, operating as FairMoney Nigeria, announced in June that it had raised N2.5 billion ($5.39M) in a Series 1 Commercial Paper Issuance. According to the fintech company, the CP program received tremendous interest from qualified institutional investors, with total demand exceeding the issue size by almost 100%. 8. Traction ($6 million) Merchant solution platform, Traction, raised a $6 million seed round in August this year. According to the startup, the funding was to drive expansion, accelerate growth, and strengthen its team. 7. Shekel Mobility ($9.15 million) YC-backed Nigerian startup, Shekel Mobility, in November 2023, raised $7.2 million in a seed round comprising $3.2 million in equity and over $4 million in debt. 6. Remedial Health ($12 million) Remedial Health, a Nigerian startup digitizing pharmacies and bringing efficiency to the pharmaceutical value chain, raised $12 million in Series A equity-debt funding to scale operations in Nigeria. The total package comprises $8 million equity and $4 million debt. 5. Nomba’s ($30 million) In May, Nigerian fintech startup, Nomba, closed a $30 million pre-Series B round led by Base 10 Partners. Helios Digital Ventures, Shopify, Partech, and Khosla Ventures are the other investors in this round. 4. Helium Health ($30 million) In June, Nigerian e-health startup Helium Health raised US$30 million in Series B funding to help it expand the reach of its fintech product HeliumCredit. 3. LemFi ($33 million) LemFi, a fintech startup that is transforming financial services for immigrants, announced a $33 million Series A round led by Left Lane Capital in August. Global Founders Capital, Zrosk, Y Combinator, and Olive Tree are the other investors in the round. 2. Sabi ($38 million) Nigerian B2B e-commerce platform providing digital commerce infrastructure to Africa’s informal economy, Sabi, raised $38 million in Series B funding at a valuation of $300 million in May. 1. Moove led with $76 million In August, Nigerian-born mobility fintech company, Moove, announced it had raised $76 million in new funding to build the largest tech-driven financial services platform for mobility entrepreneurs. Source: https://nairametrics.com/2024/01/04/top-10-fundraising-by-nigerian-tech-startups-in-2023/
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cadmanspize:Aided Fulani on land grabbing? Where? |
Ozommadu:Ha I thought Kenya is better than Nigeria. Don’t you guy say Nigeria is the worst country in the world? So why won’t we celebrate when we are being compared to almighty Kenya? |
Kukutente23:Let me ask you one quick yes or no answer. Did GSK leave Nigeria because of Tinubu regime? Yes or No? |
Kukutente23:They’ve started this since 2018. Their business model got restructured. Twitter left Ghana when Elon Musk took over, was that because of cost benefit too? Why then are you people blaming Tinubu?
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Kukutente23:Illiterate read why they left. It was because of their own restructuring. In what appears to be a global restructuring of its business model, the company which produces prescription drugs and vaccines is set to adopt a distributor-led model to supply the country, a similar approach adopted in Nigeria in August. |
Kukutente23:You are the zombie. When GSK left Nigeria, una cry to heaven say na Tinubu pursue them. Now they are leaving Kenya, should we also blame Tinubu? |
Nigerian "Incompetent" politicians strike again! Pushes GSK out of Kenya. Elections have consequences. |
GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), a British pharmaceutical multinational, has quit Kenya four months after its market-shaking exit from Africa’s largest economy, Nigeria. In what appears to be a global restructuring of its business model, the company which produces prescription drugs and vaccines is set to adopt a distributor-led model to supply the country, a similar approach adopted in Nigeria in August. GSK hinted that the operation at Nairobi’s Industrial area plant will remain open under GSK’s stand-alone affiliate, Haleon. According to a local news outlet in Kenya, this consumer healthcare venture deals in products like Sensodyne and Panadol. GSK in July spun off the consumer healthcare business and listed it separately as Haleon in shake-up to focus on the lucrative prescription drugs and vaccines business, which has brands like Augmentin, Zentel and Ventolin. “The production facility in Kenya is a Haleon facility, and is not the subject of the update that GSK gave in Kenya this week,” GSK said. Read also GSK’s industrial exodus: Effects, lessons and solutions “We announced that for our GSK business, we would move to a direct distribution model. This means that instead of having a GSK commercial operation in the country we will supply our medicines and vaccines through a third party.” The exit of GSK comes as the firm races to overhaul its global business in shifts that led to the spin-off the consumer health unit. Source: https://businessday.ng/news/article/gsk-quits-kenya-4-months-after-nigerias-exit
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That if even linger this long is simply because people respect Akeredolu especially for his great contribution to the Yoruba people like you rightly outlined. But he is now very sick and governance must continue in that state. That is why even Tinubu himself has been careful in all this and there has now been a peaceful transfer of power. We will continue to wish him quick recovery. But until then, someone must be in the seat of power in Ondo as million of people depend on that. |
TruthsFM:Yes, he’s trying. Make he just make all Ibadan road to be like this Bodija beat one.
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A further update and pictures of the nearly completed dualisation of 7.3 km Agodi Gate-Old Ife Road-Adegbayi Junction with a spur to Alakia-Ibadan Airport (3.3 km), Ibadan which was re-awarded to Kopek Construction Ltd by the Oyo State Government. The project for the dualisation of Agodi Gate-Old Ife Road-Adegbayi Junction is scheduled to be commissioned in January 2024.Source: Oyo State Government Feedback
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Racoon:This is Nigeria democracy where everything goes. If Tinubu had not stepped in, the states would have been up in flames as they won’t be able to keep it one Where is the Nigeria constitution when that lunatic and murdered Peter Obi fail to allow LG chairman to do election for almost 7 years. Was that what the constitution said? To you now you’re sad that Tinubu waded in and solved the issue. If tomorrow, there is breakdown in law and order in Ondo, na still you go dey blame Tinubu for not acting. |
Sanwoolu is the one condoning this bad behavior. He should just refuse to meet any Ibo envoy trying to discuss nonsense with him. When they stay for 5 hours at the government house gate, they will crawl back to their erosion region. |
Irony1:Exactly, we are saying the same thing. Yoruba can’t even hurt a fly so how will they hurt cockroaches? |
outoftheworld:Yes just change the ride. Let’s say Yoruba have over 1 million people living in the Abia, schooling there, making a living there, having their business there, and etc. Then suddenly, Yoruba start shouting Abia is no man’s land. Then Yoruba shouted them must take Abia and they start launching an anti-Otti rhetorics to the extent that they imported over 50k people into Abia to take political power and always vote against Igbo interest. I am sure at that point, Igbo will be happy and love what Yoruba are doing since it’s a democracy. |
Ballmer:💯 |
chopnaira:Yes, Showumi self don join the Yoruba Ronu gang. He is even now more vocal than us at this point. |
Onuimo1:I thought Yoruba are cow-wards they can’t do anything. Continue abusing them on their land or even invade their king palace. They won’t do anything jare my brother. Infact if you go to Alahusa and overthrow Sanwoolu in IPOB gang style, declare Kanu the governor, and appoint Igwe of Lagos, they won’t do anything. So please don’t advise your kinsmen to tone down, let them continue the abuse on Yoruba soil. Even if tomorrow, there is a replay of 1966 progom in the SW this time around, I am sure it won’t be by Yoruba but by Zulu people in Lagos. |
chopnaira:Lol Him and his PDP guys are now the ambassador of YORUBA RONU! |
See Bode George, same PDP gang that has consistently have the Ibos the lifeline to propagate Yoruba hate and courted them to overthrow main Yoruba interest in Yorubaland. Well it’s good that Yoruba PDP are waking up now. Segun Showumi also did his own today and was vocal the Ibo act of trying to decide who governs Yorubaland. |
tsdarkside:Their cup is almost full. No one should tell them to stop. |
lol 😂 Follow me and laugh. Day just break for Baba Bode George. |
SoNature:Who get time for court. We are just pointing out the stupidity of the headless mob. Even on his WAEC certificate, the name Peter is not there. So when exactly did Obi start bearing the name Peter? He had pass in both English and Mathematics and yet he got admitted into UNN. That’s a mystery. |
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