Mobolaji Ayo retweeted
The Federal Government of Nigeria, through the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation (CREDICORP), has launched a new USSD credit platform called SPARK.
Key Details About SPARK:
- USSD Code: *347*333# on any mobile phone
- No Internet Required
- First-time borrowers and everyday Nigerians with limited or no formal credit history.
Responsible borrowing and timely repayment help users build a formal credit history to unlock larger financing options later.
Mobolaji Ayo retweeted
You have difficulty in manage your account, send DM let's manage it for you with a fee
Mobolaji Ayo retweeted
Please let's chil in what we have please. I am tempted in joining this cult at least they will donate for me.
Mobolaji Ayo retweeted
Very soon this one will say she want to marry oooh
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Mobolaji Ayo retweeted
The reason about my outrage on minimum wage is mainly because of private workers, we are more than public workers yet we are not on minimum wage set up by FG, yet market price is been determined by minimum wage set up by FG. So my advocate is for things to get balance in Nigeria, both private and public workers must at least receive minimum wage set up by law in Nigeria, if this is not settle and federal government raise his workers again then we in private sector will groan till eternity.
It's debate intellectually @ennyola0015 @MasterBolaji @Bolzy
Mobolaji Ayo retweeted
These are the kind of people our educational system produces? Sigh 😭
Mobolaji Ayo retweeted
okay @usefastlane, you've officially made me curious about what modern ad creation could look like.
🤝 Paid partnership
Mobolaji Ayo retweeted
wait, why does this actually look more useful than i expected?
🤝 Paid partnership
Today, we’re launching Fastlane 2.0.
We're also announcing a $3.5 million seed round.
The biggest problem that brands face when running ads is not having enough creatives to test and find winners from.
They don’t know what to test, they don’t test enough, and their winners fatigue in a week.
We built Fastlane to fix that. It learns your brand in minutes, makes ads based on what’s winning, and launches them.
It’s trained on hundreds of thousands of winning ads, and learns from all performance to get better every time.
Good marketing is now a solved problem.
Mobolaji Ayo retweeted
When Saudi Arabia and UAE need rain, they don't pray for it. They seed the sky. That's science.
When Israel need defence against missile, they don't pray, they made iron dome. That's science.
Don't rely on spirituality, what science would do.
Mobolaji Ayo retweeted
Replying to @Nurapost
Adeyemi is playing out of position here in Barca which make it hard for him to adapt and to perform to the expectations.
But Gordon is kind of confusing,maybe the shock of playing for Barcelona still holding him back.
But he really need to wake up and perform well,cos much is expected from him as a EPL product,we need him to bring space, agility and strength to our attacking side without letting tracking back out of equation.
Mobolaji Ayo retweeted
Have you noticed that the promoters of electoral violence are the Igbos.
Check the names and handles of those calling for violence under the pretence of free and fair election, you will discover that 99.9% of these people are Igbos and mostly from Anambra State.
Nobody is asking you not to defend your votes it is your civic duty to do so but the moment you start inciting violence and mayhem you have crossed the line.
I can only advise those of you presently residing in Lagos to be very careful and watchful of your utterances before and during the election in Lagos.
Do not misbehave with the mentality of Lagos is no man's land and it belongs to all of us, so we can do whatever we want by destroying infrastructure that took lagosians years to build, we will not tolerate any act of vandalism and chaos during the election, you are advised to come out and vote peacefully for your preferred candidate and accept the results respectfully.
You are warned ⚠️
OSB
Mobolaji Ayo retweeted
If not fake life, person wey suppose dey him warehouse dey sell spare parts, e wan prove wetin I no know, e don go break neck 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Mobolaji Ayo retweeted
Even on a difficult day, there is something worth being grateful for.
Perhaps the answer hasn't come. Perhaps the money is tight. Perhaps the opportunity you hoped for is taking longer than expected.
Acknowledge the struggle, but don't let it blind you to the good that remains.
You can be honest about what hurts and still be grateful for what you have. Both can exist in the same heart.
Blessed Sunday and happy new month.
























