₦airaland Forum

Throwback:
There you have it.

Is this why the losers have been fighting tooth and nail to have their greatest albatross disqualified by insisting even against the positive confirmation by the authorities, that what they claim as false must remain false, even when all evidence points to the contrary?

The below results are even further buttressed by the fact that only Tinubu won up to 3 regions out of 6.

Only Tinubu won a region outside of his own half of the country. Tinubu won NorthWest and North Central.

Atiku won no Southern region. Obi also did not win any Northern region.




Na Atiku I shame for pass.

After 7 attempts of being involved in presidential campaigns either as a party aspirant in 1992, 2010 and 2014, successful running mate in 1999 and 2003, unsuccessful candidate in 2007, 2019 and 2023, he still failed on his 8th and final attempt to forge a pathway to presidential victory.

This is what Tinubu achieved on his 1st attempt with pure political calculations.

Obi's body count of losses is now 2. 1st as an unsuccessful running mate in 2019, 2nd as a 3rd place loser in 2023 and soon to be totally zeroed due to disqualification by reason of illegitimate candidacy of a party he did not belong to.

raskymonojendor:
Mtchew

chokekachy:
https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2023/08/28/wikes-bulldozer-roars-in-abuja-first-unapproved-building-demolished/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

BreconHills:
You should have ensured the date of the newspaper was visible to add point to your contribution.

BTW proforce and IVM are not competing; they have two completely different business models. IVM is an automotive company that makes some defence vehicles; it therefore also has saloon vehicles, jeeps, buses etc. Proforce is a dedicated defence company. It makes only defence products. MRAP's APC's and drones, radar, low altitude satellites, and coastal naval vessels.

They are two completely different types of companies.

Islie:
The Federal Government has concluded plans to roll out 9000 autogas filling stations from the existing 10,000 retail outlets across the country under the National…

https://dailytrust.com/9000-autogas-filling-stations-take-off-in-6-months-fg/

lawani:
If you go to Exxon Mobil they will tell you their accountant was a woman and that woman was the late Iyaloja's daughter

lawani:
One Bola Tinubu may have graduated from CSU. Maybe the late Iyaloja's daughter. Just a possibility. In 1979, Tinubu must have had a teenage daughter by then in person of the current Iyaloja. The person in the picture does not look like who has a teenage daughter. It is probably an edited year book. If someone who was in his accounting class can come out to support him, he will be more believable but not someone in Mathematics who is like 75. The real Bola Tinubu will be around that age if still alive but obviously she is late. However a man that can lie boldfacedly that he went to GCI Ibadan that he never attended is most certainly lying about his CSU first class degree as well. Anyone should be able to see that. I mean it is a safe bet. Which other first class have you ever seen filling fake secondary school in a form?.

lawani:
FOOLS ARE BRAVE!. A full grown man taking up the identity of a woman who was management staff of a major US corporation then[b] killing a gentleman Engineer Funsho Williams four years later[/b]! They should leave him to serve two terms.

trutharena:
This thread is in response to some misguided people that are saying Bola Tinubu did not graduated from Chicago state and those asking for his class mates.

Below is the proof that he actually did Attended Chicago State University.

1. The photo Album for Chicago State University graduate of 1979

2. A video of one of Tinubu classmate "Tunde Badejo" stating that he attended Chicago State University with Tinubu

3. The photo of Tunde Badejo in the class of 1979 yearbook of Chicago State University

Video



Photo Album
Link showing President Bola Tinubu and Tunde Badejo. From the photalbum, you can see Tunde Badejo and Tinubu in the link below. Check page 75 for Tinubu and page 57 for Tunde Badejo.

https://archive.org/details/emblem1__1980chic/page/74/mode/1up

dre11:
https://dailytrust.com/multinational-companies-exit-nigeria-amid-high-operating-cost/

SpartaOfLagos:
https://punchng.com/video-you-have-eight-days-to-leave-or-else-ilorin-alfa-threatens-isese-adherent/?amp

AImiron:
Source

Vijuchoco:
Thanks for the compliments..

From my observation, the young guy is doing well for himself and so, I think he would be able to afford any form of treatment that could help him regain proper penile functions.

As for my weight loss journey, I work more with diet.
Herbal tea or supplement is a no for me and then I stopped going to the gym a long time ago. I'm in good shape anyway, thanks to heredity

obembet:
Here are the Billion Dollar Startups Founded by Nigerians and their worth

1. Cityblock Health ($5 billion) | Primary HealthcareCo-founded by Toyin Ajayi


Dr. Toyin Ajayi, our CEO and co-founder, has spent her whole career serving Medicaid patients. Here, she explains what we do, why we do what we do, and what compassionate care is all about.

2• Calendly ($3 billion) | Scheduling

Tope Awotona is the founder and CEO of Calendly, the modern scheduling platform for high-performing teams and individuals accelerating business forward. Tope founded Calendly in 2013 with the vision of simplifying scheduling for everyone without the back-and-forth emails

3• Flutterwave ($3 billion) | Fintech Founded by Olugbenga Agboola and Iyinoluwa Aboyeji

Flutterwave is a post Series A payments technology company headquartered in San Francisco with operations and offices across Africa and Europe. Flutterwave was launched over two years ago with the goal to build digital payments infrastructure for Africa and enable businesses receive or make any payments across Africa and globally. In two years of operations, Flutterwave has processed over $2B across all product platforms and has been the recipient of several prestigious awards including the "Best Technology Platform" as awarded by The Asian Banker, the "Top 100 Fintech Firms" among others.

4• Andela ($1.5 billion) | Software Engineering Place Network

Iyinoluwa Aboyeji was born in Lagos on March 28, 1991, to Reverend (Mr) and Reverend (Mrs) Aboyeji. He is a Nigerian native of Isin LGA in Kwara State. Heattended Primary School at St Saviour’s Primary School Ebute-Metta, Lagos. After earning his secondary school certificate from the Loyola Jesuit College in Abuja in 2007, he continued to the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada, where he received his Bachelor of Arts in Legal Studies.
Iyinoluwa is currently the CEO and General Partner of Fund for Africa’s Future (popularly known as Future Africa), Africa’s largest seed stage investor which has invested millions of dollars into over hundred startups across Africa. Prior to that he co-founded Flutterwave, a billion-dollar global payments platform connecting African businesses and individuals to the global economy and served as its Founding CEO from May 2, 2016, to October 5, 2018. In those years, he led thecompany to become one of the fastest growing payments technology businesses of all time, processing over $2 billion across over 50 million transactions.
In May 2014, Iyinoluwa co-founded Andela, Africa’s largest engineering organization that provides training for African software engineers which has provided training and jobs for over 100,000 African software and tech professionals. The company has received investments from Mark Zuckerberg and Google Ventures, amongst others. Iyinoluwa has also served his country as the youngest member of Nigeria’s Presidential Council on Industrial Policy and Competitiveness and as the Deputy Director General for Madam Obiageli Ezekwesili Campaign for President in 2019. He has been recognized as a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader and a Forbes 30 under 30 honoree amongst other awards and fellowships


5• InterSwitch ($1 billion) | Fintech company Founded by Mitchell Elegbe

Before establishing Interswitch in 2002, Mitchell worked with TELNET as the Group Head for Business Development after an impactful time as a Wireline Engineer at Schlumberger.

An alumnus of the IESE/Wharton/CEIBS Global CEO Program, Mitchell is a Bishop Desmond Tutu fellow of the African Leadership Institute. Building a remarkable career on his background as an Electrical/Electronic Engineering graduate from the University of Benin, Nigeria, he has won several awards, including the CNBC/Forbes All African Business Leader (AABLA) for West Africa, and Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award.

Mitchell currently serves as a Board Member at Endeavor and is reputed as a High Impact Entrepreneurship Enabler.

6• Esusu ($1 billion) | Software company Co-founded by Wemimo Abbey

Esusu, a Nigerian fintech firm, has secured a $130 million Series B funding round to help build the racial wealth gap.

The company announced this on Thursday, breaking the $1 billion valuation barrier as one of the few startups with a black founder to reach unicorn status.

The funding round was led by Softbank, Vision Fund 2 with participation from Jones Feliciano Family Office, Lauder Zinterhofer Family Office, Schusterman Foundation, SoftBank Opportunity Fund, Related Companies, and Wilshire Lane Capital.

The firm said the fund would be used to scale its team and drive growth through product innovation while building the most comprehensive financial health platform in the market.
Abbey Wemimo, the founder of Esusu, said the company was established because of his financial exclusion experience while growing up in an immigrant home.

“We founded Esusu with the vision of using data to bridge the racial wealth gap and create more equitable financial opportunities for low-to-moderate-income households in this country,” Wemimo said.

“By establishing and improving credit scores, we are strengthening financial identities while empowering individuals, families, and communities to meet their long-term financial goals.”

7- Paystack by Shola Akinlade

In 2015, Paystack was co-founded by Shola Akinlade and Ezra Olubi. The two entrepreneurs founded Paystack which becomes a popular Fintech company in Africa. This platform allows payments to be made online.

Shola Akinlade is a software engineer and a technology expert. He is popularly known for being the CEO of Paystack and was born in Lagos State, Nigeria.

Before he co-founded Paystack, he worked from November 2007 to April 2009 as a database manager for Heineken, a brewing company in Nigeria.

Source: https://twitter.com/AfricaFactsZone/status/1692638083001270505?t=JhigUAXpttLZjSDEg4E3Xw&s=19[/quote]Impressive!

That's really mad cool.

Vijuchoco:
I'm doing just fine and I hope you are good as well.
I work in a Healthcare facility. As for the young man, I didn't do any follow up even though I've seen him like thrice after discharge. I really hope and pray he'll be alright.

.... And then I chose this moniker because at the time I opened this account, I really loved the drink but not anymore because I'm on a weight loss journey and I think the taste is different from what it used to be.

Have a blessed day

sukkot:
ok so here we go, yes BRICS and 6 countries just happened as well as the supposed crash and death a few hours after I posted. It’s called astrological seasons , I make my posts during the appropriate astrological seasons but I don’t want to bore you astrological Mumbo jumbo but let me just say in that particular day the 23rd the sun made and entrance into Virgo and mercury started retrograde in Virgo on same day. That means a lot. And without boring you with the meanings , that is why that post was created in the day. Something of that nature or similar was bound to happen on that day. The day spells an accelerated removal of the west from power which also explains the 6 New BRICS nations added in that day. And yes Sir as you rightly said only the deep will perceive or understand the deep and I love how you put it THE FINAL INBTERPRETATION OF THE SEQUENCE OF EVENTS IS ALL THAT WAS LEFT

OH yeah it’s all part of decoding the universal energy’s and sequence of events is how I already knew that tinubu would win it . It’s a universal sequence that once you know it you can decode. There is nothing new under the sun, that which hath being is that which shall be. It’s the same cycles and 1000 years from now it would still be the same cycle

Yeah it appears tinubus head is very strong lol. He took prigozhins matter to Awon iya oshoronga and they brought his plane down lmaooo but best believe another prigozhin will emerge and this one would be just as efficient in the anti-west exploits in Africa .

And Wagner is touted as a private mercenary group but we all know no such thing can exist in Russia. It’s the arm of the Russian government that they use to do their dirty work without directly appearing to get their hands dirty

As per mad Islamist groups seizing countries ? That’s impossible. These are not mad Islamist groups , these are freedom fighters . It’s the astrological season for Africa to be extracted from the jaws of parasitic superpowers. That’s the wave you are seeing

As far as USA Babylon? It’s their time to fall. The time is here. And getting away from the dollar would accelerate that fall. About 50 countries have just applied to join BRICS as we speak. The writing is on the wall lol . It is finished. Otilo 🤣

sukkot:
but on a side note let me say if prigozhin is truly dead then tinubu head is very strong. Tinubu carry hin matter go Awon iya oshoronga and they cook prigozhin name in fire and brimstone just how they cook Peter obi and atiku name for him lmaoo

sukkot:
hey Chief i will definitely get back to this post. its alot to unpack and its a busy day today. i will do it justice tomorrow

Explorers:
The body of a Soviet woman mummified in ice and looking like a 'wax doll' who died with six other climbers on Europe's highest peak 31 years ago has been found.

A rescue team brought mountaineer Elena Basykina's remains down from 18,510 ft Mount Elbrus in southern Russia.

Her relatives said today they had feared that she had been 'kidnapped or kept hostage' in the 'dangerous' Caucasus region but vowed to give her a proper burial.



Her body encased in ice was discovered by a group of tourists on the mountain, reported Russian news agencies.

She was 36 when she died.

Her cousin Evgeny said today that her mother had died after her health worsened when Elena disappeared.


He said: 'We have been waiting for Elena all these 30-plus years.

'We tried to guess what could have happened to her and feared perhaps that she was kidnapped or kept hostage somewhere.

'It is such a dangerous region.'



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6105897/Female-climber-mummified-ice-31-years-vanished-Russias-Mount-Elbrus.html

mayorall:
Behold the beauty of nature from the sky.

nextstep:
Yes, if he can earn 17M, 3 years from now, he will have earned 4M (17-13). Unfortunately, the balance sheet, today, shows a net worth of 7M, which is what JPM was stating, and I agree.

Assuming there's no other assets, etc: if you take a 10M loan to buy a 10M business, what's your net worth? Zero. I really don't see why CBN is trying to cloud this basic answer with talk about future earnings.

Banks fail routinely because somebody was doing fancy accounting.

Vijuchoco:
Oh God! Why did I find this your analogy funny

illicit:
The fruit is called òro or àbeje in Yoruba

The seed is known as àpòn

It is seasonal, it's on my grandmother's farm in Ekiti

It's a tall tree, u don't pluck the fruits, u let it fall

Uyomiya:
Do you know the name of this fruit?

In Igbo it is called ugiri and the seed is what is used to make ogbono soup you enjoy.

You can eat the back just like apple the the seed is dried and blended for ogbono soup.

Is God not wonderful?

Slimzjoe:
I've Run my own Barbing saloon before I put workers in it to manage and they ran the business to the ground.

The lessons I've learnt are many. One of which is that no one can handle your business like you can. You can't really tell your brother's motivation towards the business so here's what I'll advise.

Pay for the shop and furnish it well. Then ask him to pay you a certain amount of money every month. Could be 30,40 or 50k depending on your own close observation as to what you think the shop might be producing. This will encourage him to work hard to meet up to your pay and make enough for himself as well.
This is just what I think. You might have better ideas

adenigga:
Source: https://punchng.com/Naira-crumbles-to-920/$-fuel-marketers-push-for-fresh-price-hike

Raskimonojendor:

Same thing will happen to the majority of LP candidates including Peter Obi and GRV. They Joined the party through backdoor.

Jandor yesterday on twitter space said this was the reason he refused to step down for GRV in Lagos. He knew GRV's votes would be wasted.

FreeStuffsNG:
Tribunal Sacks Lagos LP Rep Sowunmi, Declares APC’s Ogunyemi Winner

The tribunal agreed with the petitioner that the candidate of the Labour Party was not qualified to contest the elections.





https://www.channelstv.com/2023/08/24/tribunal-sacks-lagos-lp-rep-sowunmi-declares-apcs-ogunyemi-winner/

ecolime:
At just 30 years old, he leads a company with over 3000 employees, establishing himself as a prominent figure in Nigeria's business landscape.



Na so we dey hail Invictus Obi then.

Forbes 30 under 30.. lol

StoriesUpdate:
Ezenwa:Meet 30 Year Old Nigerian Who has Employed over 3000 in his Company.

Architect Chukwudi Ezenwa, popularly known as Chuky GSS, is a visionary entrepreneur who has captured the attention and admiration of many with his remarkable achievements.

At just 30 years old, he leads a company with over 3000 employees, establishing himself as a prominent figure in Nigeria's business landscape. As the Chairman and CEO of GSS Group, a conglomerate with a vast interest in real estate investment, private security, construction, and entertainment, Ezenwa has demonstrated unparalleled leadership qualities and entrepreneurial prowess.

Ezenwa's journey began with humble roots. Born and raised in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, he developed a passion for architecture at a young age. Encouraged by his family's constant support, he pursued his goals and has bagged both Bachelors and Masters degree in Architecture from Nnamdi Azikiwe University.

Ezenwa started his entrepreneurial path armed with expertise, passion, and an unwavering drive to become successful and impact others.

Ezenwa launched GSS Group with a thorough understanding of the Nigerian real estate business. The business quickly became well-known for its dedication to perfection, exceptional quality, and creative designs. Architect Ezenwa is a developer and co-founder of the Dubai estate Awka, which is the biggest privately developed estate in Anambra state. In addition to this, his award-winning company has been in the business of constructing both residential and commercial buildings and changing the look of Nigeria's skylines.

Ezenwa's success is not limited to the field of Architecture alone. Branching out into the private security sector, GSS Security company offers state-of-the-art security solutions to clients across industries. This diversification has proved to be a prudent business move, expanding the company's reach and solidifying its position as a a leading private security company in Nigeria and largest in the South East. Initially starting off in Port Harcourt, Rivers state, and with over 3000 young people under his payroll, Ezenwa has moved to conquering the private security business in Nigeria with headquarters in Anambra state. The company has branches across different states of the Federation which include Abuja, Lagos, Owerri, Enugu and Portharcourt.

Ezenwa's ability to build a highly competent and motivated workforce is a crucial factor in his success. He understands the value of human capital as the leader of a conglomerate with over 3000 young people and makes investments in the training of his workforce. Ezenwa supports a culture of excellence and innovation within the GSS Security by fostering a favorable work environment and providing competitive pay.

Ezenwa predicts global expansion in the future as he is determined to establish GSS Security as a global and leading digital security firm in the world with cutting edge tech services. Ezenwa continues to drive the expansion of his business and establish new standards of success by utilizing his business acumen and unmatched tenacity.

Ezenwa's uncompromising commitment to corporate social responsibility sets him apart from his contemporaries. He actively works to have a positive impact on society because he recognizes the value of giving back. The GSS Group has embarked on initiatives that seek to improve education, entrepreneurship, healthcare, and social welfare in underprivileged communities, with most young Nigerians across ethnic and religious lines benefitting massively. His dedication to improving the lives of young people in society has won him a great deal of respect and admiration. Recently, Ezenwa funded the inaugural cash prize of N500,000 for the Aguata Best Student Challenge, a competition for secondary school students organized by the Transition Chairman of the Aguata Local Government Area.

Ezenwa's achievements have not gone unnoticed, as he has received several prestigious awards and accolades. The series of awards and accolades conferred on Ezenwa across Nigeria further highlights his unique ability to navigate challenges and emerge victorious, establishing him as a role model for aspiring young entrepreneurs across the country, and globally.

Architect Chukwudi Ezenwa's story is a testament to the power of passion, perseverance, and determination. Through his remarkable achievements, he has not only transformed the Nigerian business landscape but also serves as an inspiration to individuals both young and old worldwide. As he continues to defy conventional norms and expand horizons, Ezenwa exemplifies what it means to be a visionary entrepreneur, leaving an indelible mark on the world of business.

Racoon:
The Tragic Crash of Air France Supersonic Concorde Flight 4590

https://blog.rebellionresearch.com/blog/crash-of-air-france-supersonic-concorde-flight-4590?fbclid=IwAR3KwFh1iQK_wP2iShuNclHdtc7dcxynf2grbmV3nT8oHUOnI3bGQ-XRj0I_aem_AQapO04O-OGWSIXwc3LSznXvcR1zWQuNX4De7_IXYvFJN8OVv6gWPDF8qslUXwDyaDtrHjXd4eEOZtiYP84SS9jQ


-Picture 1: In a photo taken from on board a nearby 747, Concorde can be seen taking off in flames. (Toshihiko Sato/AP)

-Picture 2: F-BTSC, the aircraft involved in the accident. (Michel Gilliand)

nisai:
No. I mean all these insurgent groups from the North to the South may take advantage of that to recoup and attack. Remember Russia will do anything to distract Nigeria from Niger. And our military is already "stretched out" like they say.