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Between 2023 and November 2026.
Here are some notable companies that left Nigeria:
GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) - 2023
Procter & Gamble (P&G) - 2023
Bolt Food - 2023
Jumia Food - 2023
Unilever (selected product lines) - 2023
Sanofi - 2024
Kimberly-Clark - 2024
Equinor - 2024
Pick n Pay - 2024
Diageo (Guinness Nigeria stake) - 2024
Holcim (Lafarge Africa stake) - 2024–2025
Shell (onshore assets) - 2025
Shoprite (Nigerian franchise) - 2026
Uber - 2026
For example, GSK had operated in Nigeria for over 50 years before ending its direct operations in 2023.
What makes a company that has operated in a country for 30, 50 or even 80 years decide that its existing business model is no longer sustainable in Nigeria?
These companies survived military governments, economic recessions, political transitions and several currency crises and yet remain until after 2023.
Think deeply about what this means.
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That kin pain; when you’re not Yoruba 😭😭😭
We all know that Esu is the devil. There's no amount of white-washing that can change that fact. Even in Yoruba, Esu is evil.
We have seen how people are worshipping the devil from ages, it didn't start today. Some have come out to openly worship Lucifer in today's world.
This post right here tells you how the devil is actually in control of the world.
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It’s not tragedy. It won’t trend…
REDEMPTION IS HERE.
For 22 years, retirees under the Contributory Pension Scheme were paid in promises.
2004: A Minimum Pension Guarantee written into law. Never implemented.
2007: 15% pension increase approved. Unpaid.
2010: 33% pension increase approved. Unpaid.
2014: A Pension Protection Fund created in law. Operators paid in. The Federal Government's share never came.
2014: 100% of salary promised in law as pension for retired professors. Unpaid.
2019: 9% to 59% consequential adjustment approved. Unpaid.
Then came President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
He did not inherit these promises and pass them on. He paid them.
The Pension Revolution 2.0 Scorecard:
• ₦758 billion in federal legacy obligations. Cleared
• 37% to 157% pension increase. First ever payment
• 22% Pension Boost 1.0. First ever
• 1,173% average NSITF pension increase. First in 21 years
• ₦52,500 minimum pension. First ever
• Professors: 100% of salary as pension. Implemented
• Exit benefit: 100% of annual pay. First ever
• About 30,000 retirees with health coverage. First ever
• Benefits processed in 48 hours, down from 21 months
• Accrued rights: from 21 months in arrears to 41 months in surplus
• Pension Protection Fund: ₦38.53 billion to ₦400 billion+ with FGN funding
• ₦7.3 billion+ in the PenCare healthcare fund
• ₦40 billion recovered from employers, up from ₦28.6 billion
• About ₦1.07 trillion in State legacy pensions paid
• ₦32.21 trillion in pension assets, up 55%
• $250 million committed to infrastructure
Thank you, Mr President. You remembered those this country had forgotten, and you paid what others only promised.
Redemption is here. The scorecard speaks for itself.
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Smh 🤦🏾♂️
Restoring fuel subsidies and bringing petrol back to atleast N160 per litre may be the most direct way to ease Nigeria’s economic hardship.
Palliative and loans cannot compensate for the collapse of purchasing power. When the cost of living rises far beyond incomes, poverty deepens.
You cannot borrow your way out of a cost-of-living crisis.
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Instead of blaming the individual for the ordeal. They will blame the whole country if ban is placed on Nigeria.
These Ppl of a Particular Concern don't care about Nigeria and any out come of the Damages. Na we Still care about the country..
Their actions around the world and even within Nigeria is like collective agreement within themselves that we must spoil this country wherever we are
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