#Grateful 🙏🏾 • Onye Igbo • Professional Computer Presser • Patriarch
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Mufasa 🦁 retweeted
The biggest currency in global trade is trust.
A few years ago, trade conversations stalled under grey-list flags, currency volatility, and depleted reserves. Deliberate reforms by Governor Olayemi Cardoso and the @cenbank team have rebuilt external reserves, cleared FATF grey-list benchmarks, and restored FX stability.
With that foundation in place, the work turns to infrastructure. At @theflutterwave, we power this corridor from both ends, clearing trade payments into Asia and settling commercial revenues directly back into Nigeria.
To strengthen our commercial execution on the ground, Guo Songmei joins us as Regional Vice President of Sales and Partnerships for Greater China & Asia. Welcome to the team, Songmei! She and our Chief Compliance Officer, Mobolaji Bammeke, joined me in Beijing for the CBN bilateral engagements, ensuring commercial expansion is backed by compliance rigor.
On to the next chapter of Africa–Asia trade. 🚀
ALT CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso (R) and Flutterwave Founder and CEO, Olugbenga “GB” Agboola (L) at the CBN Investor Forum in Beijing, China
ALT Announcement introducing a new Regional VP of Sales and Partnerships for Greater China and Asia, featuring a headshot of a woman with long dark hair in a dark blazer on a peach and gray branded background with company logo, floral illustration, and the person’s name shown.
ALT Flutterwave Founder and CEO, Olugbenga “GB” Agboola speaking at a CBN engagement in Beijing, China
![L-R: Mobolaji “Mo” Bammeke, Chief Compliance Officer, Flutterwave; Guo Songmei, newly appointed Regional VP of Sales and Partnerships, Greater China and Asia, Flutterwave; and Olugbenga “GB” Agboola, Flutterwave Founder and CEO during a CBN forum in Beijing, China [Picture by Flutterwave].](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HVpBEBjXYAA4Ns3.jpg?name=orig)
ALT L-R: Mobolaji “Mo” Bammeke, Chief Compliance Officer, Flutterwave; Guo Songmei, newly appointed Regional VP of Sales and Partnerships, Greater China and Asia, Flutterwave; and Olugbenga “GB” Agboola, Flutterwave Founder and CEO during a CBN forum in Beijing, China [Picture by Flutterwave].
Mufasa 🦁 retweeted
She doesn't give a damn about Igbo men; it’s all about growing her page; Igbo serves that end game.
The same way Bukky, Oyinda, German-based woman et al have been using Yoruba love to grow their page.
They don't care about anything; growing their brand using the prevailing cultural war is a means to an end for them.
They have no principles; they are just here to grow their pages.
In a few years when Tinubu and Co are out, they'll gi back to default; time will reveal it all.
The same way some folks used activism and social issues to grow their brand, they are also doing it.
Don't die in their war.
Mufasa 🦁 retweeted
It has been "Nigerian culture" since two incidents involving widows, in the past 3 years.
God sees every injustice and bias. 😬
Mufasa 🦁 retweeted
As a Nigerian, I just beg you to 2:35 and watch this video, fact check them and ask yourself once again, “HOW WICKED CAN THE APC GET!!!!!!!
Mufasa 🦁 retweeted
Obsessive public sharing syndrome is what is wrong with social media today. Even grief, intimacy and vulnerability has become opportunities for engagement these days
Mufasa 🦁 retweeted
Toluwa or whatever saga is going on would have been generalised if they were Igbo.
Mufasa 🦁 retweeted
To those asking what happened and why I have now declared my hope in Peter Obi, let me explain…
I casually said to my father that Peter Obi, Tinubu and every other politician were all the same. I honestly believed there was no real difference between them.
My father spent almost an hour explaining the political situation under Tinubu and what governance was like in Anambra State under Peter Obi. That conversation opened my eyes to something I had failed to understand.
I realised that while no politician is perfect, not all leaders are the same. There is a difference in their priorities, their approach to leadership and the importance they place on the lives of ordinary people.
Sometimes, like me, many make the mistake of saying “they are all the same” because we have been disappointed too many times. But after the talk with my father, I began to understand that the differences can be much deeper than we think.
For me, Peter Obi represents a different kind of hope. I am not saying he is perfect or that he has all the answers. I am saying that, based on what I have come to understand, I see a meaningful difference between his record in Anambra and what Nigerians are experiencing under Tinubu.
And that difference matters!!!
When people are struggling to eat, when families can barely survive and when ordinary Nigerians are losing hope, leadership is no longer just about politics, it is about humanity and about whether the people in power truly understand the suffering of the people they lead.
That is why I no longer believe that all politicians are the same!!! And I hope that you do too!!!
I would rather support a leader I believe offers a better path than be extreme and believe that every option is equally bad!!!
Peter Obi may not be perfect, but in the eyes of any objective person, he represents a far lesser evil than Tinubu. And sometimes, in a country that has suffered so much, recognising the difference between two choices is the beginning of hope!!!
That is what changed my mind and that is why I have chosen to believe again.
A better Nigeria is POssible!!!!
Mufasa 🦁 retweeted
You see, everyone is mentioning "Nigerian culture" in that Toluwa death saga with his wife and family?
Guess what would've happened if it were Igbo? They would've been everywhere with "Igbo misogyny," and those without self-awareness would be championing it in the name of feminism.
Mufasa 🦁 retweeted
It’s surprising that Igbo women who are usually at the forefront of calling out societal ills and tagging every form of oppression that happens in their families and Nigeria “Igbo culture” haven’t said anything about the happenings surrounding the death of the young man whose widow and his father are at disagreement.
Interesting.
Mufasa 🦁 retweeted
Yes he was poor.
They were just our neighbors at our house at 60 Emordi street, Olodi Apapa Lagos.
They actually didn’t have no money before Kcee went to Startrek with Presh and won the competition that year.
Mufasa 🦁 retweeted
The South East is taking a major step towards strengthening its energy infrastructure and accelerating industrial growth.
The South East Development Commission (SEDC), through the South East Investment Company (SEIC), in partnership with Gas Sync and NNPC Gas Marketing Limited (NNPC NGML), invites the public to the launch of the South East Gas Distribution Pipeline Infrastructure Project.
The proposed 400km pipeline network will connect the ANOH Gas Processing Plant in Imo State to major industrial and commercial centres across the five South East states, supporting energy access, investment and regional economic growth.
Watch the event live via our YouTube Channel
@ South East Development Commission
#SEDC #SEIC #SouthEastDevelopment #EnergyInfrastructure #RenewedHopeAgenda
Mufasa 🦁 retweeted
Folks see news like this but turn around to argue Igbo men are misogynists, despite Igbo women being one of the most educated and most empowered women in all of Africa, even more successful than most men on the continent.
Meanwhile Hausa women can't even own a TikTok account. 😄
BREAKING:
Kano Hisbah Arrests Popular TikT0ker Amani Ishaq, Two Other Women Over Alleged ‘Immoral’ Dance Videos
The Kano State Hisbah Board has arrested popular TikToker Amani Ishaq and two other women over allegations of sharing dance videos on social media that allegedly violate moral standards.
The Deputy Commander of the board, Dr Mujahid Aminuddeen, confirmed the arrests in a statement on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
The three women were identified as Amani Ishaq, Hauwa Khamis and Sa'adatu Muhammad.
According to the statement, the suspects were arraigned before Magistrate Court No. 5 on Court Road, Kano.
The board specifically accused Amani Ishaq of posting TikT0k dance videos allegedly considered contrary to proper upbringing and the teachings of Islam.
Hisbah said the videos were offensive to public morality and inconsistent with the values it enforces in Kano State.
The case is ongoing, with investigations continuing to determine the next course of action.
Swipe to see the video clip.
Mufasa 🦁 retweeted
Vote Peter Obi.
Peter Obi as President, Zekeri Idris will not use state resources to buy Prado for his friends.
Peter Obi as President, Esther Umoh will not use state resources to buy Prado for her friends.
Vote Peter Obi.
Peter Obi is not a thief.
Mufasa 🦁 retweeted
Peter obi and former President Obasanjo in Bauchi state… Peter obi told him not to stand but he still stood up to greet him anyways 🥹👏
Mufasa 🦁 retweeted
An average MRI machine cost $250,000 (375,000,000).
Dayo Israel shared 7 brand new 2026 Prado SUVs at the cost of 165 million per unit which cost 1.1 billion ($825,000).
Dayo Israel is the Chairman, federal medical center in Abeokuta, which is a specialist hospital with ZERO MRI machine. None at all.
The 7 SUVs can purchase 3 MRI machines. Please vote out these wasteful losers in 2027!!
I thought Engr. Professor Umahi said nobody in the South-East elders are supporting Peter Obi & he didn't do any consultations?
A smart man!
Using the opportunity to build up his base ahead of when Anambra governorship rotates to Anambra North Senatorial Zone for the 2030 elections.
After Obi wins in Anambra, he'd be a more widely known name.
As Anambra State Coordinator of the NDC PCC, I met with His Excellency, Mr. Peter Obi, the Party’s Presidential candidate, for a closed-door breakfast meeting.
We engaged in strategic discussions ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
#IfeanyichukwuIbezi