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There is no better time to build products that seek to address real-world problems in our clime.
This is why I spent about 7 months researching the Nigerian online shopping space, the pain points, and possible solutions to change the experience. The result of this experience led us to build @glowvyhq (glowvy.beauty).
This is our 15th day after launch and we are positive about the numerous years we'll provide not just a solution for the Nigerian e-commerce space, but a standard for every other similar entity to follow until every Nigerian can confidently shop for products online.
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Another 4 years of this govt would be massive genocide on Nigerians. Even Hitler in his grave would be shocked by the numbers.
Btw, this will be the worst election in our history. I traveled 5 hours to vote in 2023 and will do the same in January but I have zero trust on the process. We all failed!
No! And I blame us, Nigerians. The 2023 elections were a joke. We had all that time to force INEC to make the right amendments to foster the integrity of the process but many of you started fighting tribal wars. Reactive as always, a typical Nigerian thing.
Very soon we will have a hard conversation about how having options as Nigerians is one of the reasons for prevailing bad governance.
Might be unpopular, but I find this advise a breeder of irresponsibility. Feel free to save yourself and run away if that works for you, but truth remains that this ideology is as insidious to the collective good of the nation as bad governance is.
Iddy_E retweeted
The worst thing they’ve “found” is a nationwide loan that he did not access or use and that’s what their dolts are using to call him a liar.
I find it so amusing.
Peter Obi for President!
I've said this many times, if Peter Obi had any skeletons in his cupboard or was corrupt like many other politicians, this APC-led administration would have seized the opportunity to arrest him, lock him up and keep him behind bars until after the election, especially as an opposition figure.
This is precisely why the corrupt political elites are so disturbed by him. They know that, no matter how hard they try, there is no credible wrongdoing they can pin on him.
They cannot find the kind of dirt they are accustomed to using against politicians, and that is what makes him a major threat to their corrupt establishment.
And many clowns were forcing the narrative that the economy is stabilizing. How can an economy be stable when you have cost of businesses spiking by high percentages due to power outages?! How can any business make long-term plans or investments in such an economy?
Iddy_E retweeted
2026 and there's no electricity in Nigeria.
Some of you fools are trying to force that ugly failure on us.
9.2M spent to cover govt's failure! PIT is ~25%, WHT is 10%, CIT is ~25-30%, VAT is 7.5%. What do we actually get in return for these taxes?
Iddy_E retweeted
tinubu went off grid while the entire country is in darkness. that ugly old man is actually satan.
Such a fool. It's a curse to allow idiots run and occupy political offices.
The govt wants citizens to exercise civic duties like paying taxes but they err at making commensurate efforts to power what drives the economy. Electricity can't be an individual's responsibility. The Tinubu govt and the APC are failures!
I have been in Lagos for over a week. Lagos is the commercial capital of Nigeria. Lagos is the richest state in Nigeria. Lagos is the most cosmopolitan state in Nigeria. Most things start in Lagos and then trickle down to other states.
If the power supply is this bad in Lagos, how then is it in other states? There has been no light since last night. I pay a lot in taxes in this country only to face a challenge that most countries solved decades or even centuries ago.
Why are Nigerians behaving as if it is okay not to have a steady power supply in 2026? It seems that most Nigerians have a cultural tendency to tolerate discomfort. That is why we are where we are.
Many years ago, the Nigerian dream was to get an education & become great in life. Many who missed out on that opportunity still regret it today. Presently, we only do not need to resuscitate that, we need to expand the Nigerian dream to widen the opportunities net for everyone.
