Entrepreneur| Adventurer | co-founder @Rovingheights| @Acumen Global Fellow 2014 |
Abuja, Nigeria
Joined January 2011
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Their vision of empowering citizens is dispensing inconsequential tokens to beleaguered citizens every election cycle. One day Nigeria will be free from these venal elites.
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Raise taxes like the Biblical Zaccheus, borrow like the gambler in the Kenny Rogers song, and spend as the chairman would in an ówambe party — surely, there are better ways to run a government.
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Despite all of its challenges, Ethiopia managed to complete a national project - the Renaissance Dam, which will have a significant impact on its economic future.
What is our "national project"? The "Lagos Coastal Road"?
We don't take leadership seriously; some of believe that "Divine favour" will fully insulate us from the consequences of bad leadership. Even the Bible doesn't support that view - read Proverbs.
Get ready to vote, and vote wisely.
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Sales across all Tantalizer’s outlets (company-owned and franchised) for 9 months is ₦2.92bn. Do you think that the revenue is sufficient for a legacy company with franchise?
For context, we conducted a ballpark analysis of Amoke Oge’s business when she went viral following Chowdeck’s recognition. Our estimate was approximately ₦1 billion in annual revenue.
Lol. E ma pe aja lobo fun wa.
When Alwan Hassan Said Ministers Pay Billions to Be Appointed, He Was Not Speaking About the Current Administration; It Was in a Historical Context - Morka
His frame of thought was not talking about the present but the past. As a public commentator, you sometimes generalise without drawing lines.
Felix Morka, National Publicity Secretary, APC
Lol. Only in Nigeria.
President Tinubu to 'pray for Nigeria' during Saudi Arabia trip bbc.in/47HDdkZ
Baba kan yawo lo ni ti e. Buy now, Pay Later.
BREAKING: Tinubu asks Senate to approve $20.5bn, €1.04bn foreign loans
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They are so quick to talk about taxes but very cagey about accountability. They try to sidestep questions when citizens ask about opacity in public procurement and lavish spending by public officeholders. You want to tax like the first world but spend like some banana republic.
“Whenever we refuse to pay our taxes in an organised manner, we pay for it in economic chaos. It shows up by way of inflation when the government prints money to spend. It shows up by way of high interest rates.”
— Taiwo Oyedele, Minister of Finance, at the Nigeria Economic Summit on Monday in Abuja.
#CTVTweets
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What is the essence of successful reforms that enriches only the political elite rather than the populace, this is partly why the population don't even trust well planned polices meant for the well being of the society
More than minimum wage. Isn't creating a perverse incentive for
Ebola: NCDC to pay contacts N100,000 weekly
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A Yoruba sage once said: "When dem dey deceive you, no light candle join am"
2027: Forget About Social Media News, Nigerians Love Tinubu - Information Minister
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Courage To Start: The FoodCo Story by Sola Sun-Basorun
This inspiring book chronicles FoodCo's journey of over four decades from its foundation as a neighbourhood supermarket with less than 5 staff to its present position as the largest supermarket chain in Southwest Nigeria.
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Some of our "Technocrats" talk as if the whole point of "running the Nigerian Economy" - is "to attract foreign investors".
If you strip away their technocratic jargon, these people are total bereft of ideas of their own.
Given a choice between them and a young Nkrumah, I would choose Nkrumah three times daily; because Nkrumah had some ideas of his own - which these people totally lack.
In line with the renewed hope agenda.
Abuja Workers Turn To Pick-Up Trucks Amid Rising Transport Costs
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Awon alawada. For Pete's sake, you had three years.
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Pathways to Fertility is a practical and compassionate guide to the emotional, financial, and medical challenges of pursuing parenthood, offering advice and support across different fertility options.
When Time Runs Out examines the intersection of ambition, delayed motherhood, and fertility's biological timeline. Drawing on Adeola Olunloyo's IVF experience, it highlights fertility preservation, reproductive education, and cultural barriers while advocating for informed choices and equitable care.
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This volume, first published in 1921, contains that reconstructed edition. This pioneering volume brought together various oral and recorded accounts of Yoruba history, describing not only political history but also social customs, language and laws. Although recent analysis of the text revealed some inaccuracies, this volume remains the standard reference for the history of the yoruba people.
Price: NGN 100,000
