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Joined November 2023
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A man has been arrested by Akatta security operatives for allegedly killing his brother, identified as Sky, in Akatta, Oru East LGA, Imo State. This is heartbreaking. 😔💔 What could possibly make someone take the life of his own blood? I thought they said blood is thicker than water. What changed? How did we get to this point?
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Ibadan started as a war camp and became the largest indigenous city in West Africa. Yoruba people have never needed a comfortable Monday to build something great. Go and build this week.
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Nigerians would soon resort to xenophobia just dey watch, in 5-10 years they would start asking Chinese to leave. 1) Nigerian Enterprises Promotion Decree (1972) (researchgate.net/publication…) President Gowon’s regime reserved certain businesses (retail, bakeries, haulage, advertising, etc.) exclusively for Nigerians, and required at least 40% Nigerian ownership in others. (rpublc.com/august-september-…) Thousands of foreign-owned small and medium businesses, especially Lebanese, Indian, and Greek-owned ones, had to sell out or shut down. 2) Second Indigenization Decree (1977) Under Obasanjo’s military government, this went much further. It created three schedules; some sectors became 100% Nigerian, others required 60% Nigerian equity (including banking, insurance, and manufacturing). (yawboadu.substack.com/p/nige…) Lastly, the most technical sectors like oil servicing required 40% Nigerian ownership. Foreign giants like Barclays and Standard Bank had to sell majority stakes, becoming Union Bank and First Bank as we know them. 3) Nationalization of BP (1979): Obasanjo seized British Petroleum’s Nigerian assets (which became African Petroleum, later Forte Oil/Ardova) partly to punish Britain over its stance on apartheid South Africa and Rhodesia. (proquest.com/scholarly-journ…) 4) Shagari did Ghana must go in 1983, about 2 million foreigners, mostly Ghanaians, were expelled. (atavist.mg.co.za/ghana-must-…)
If you import goods from China, I need you to pay attention to what is happening now. More than ever before, more Chinese marketers are coming to Naija to set up warehouses. This is happening at a scale never seen before. I will tell you a short story. A big industrialist in Onitsha once shared the story of a man who offloads tens of containers weekly from China containing shovels, pans and other building components. Recently, one of the women he sources goods from in China opened a retail warehouse in Asaba and sells at a cheaper price. The man's import dropped drastically. They are directly trying to cut off the middlemen right here at home. They are using content creators and influencers to push their warehouses and service centres. Once they capture the retail import market, next will be to establish the factories themselves to produce those items here. This is already happening in Ogun and parts of Oyo and Osun states. Many lands in these areas have been purchased by the Chinese for construction of factories in the near future. If you have the money now and can afford to invest for the long term, start thinking of producing here or find a part of that value chain you can support the production. I am not just giving empty advice. I have invested in prime land and I'm currently studying their business approach to figure out how to tap into this emerging market and the sector I'll understand better. Soon, "Obyno & Sons Ltd, importers and exporters" will become a thing of the past. The Chinese have the deep pockets to win this market. Instead of fighting them, find a value chain connection so we can all create wealth and employment for our people.
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This rubbish has to stop. Make Ogun no kill that Muhammad and jesus combined o. There's only one God and he is not Allah neither is he jesus. Arresting someone over religion that is not yours is madness
BREAKING: Police officers allegedly arrived in Ibadan from Ilorin this morning to arrest Tani Olohun over alleged abuse of the Islamic religion. Was said that the arrest was unsuccessful after residents reportedly resisted, fearing he would be taken to Ilorin. The Olubadan Palace and Chief Sunday Igboho were contacted, with Igboho reportedly calling the Commissioner of Police over the matter. 📍👀
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I will get that car. I will get the house. I will get the life I want
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Take risk to make it in life.
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If you want it badly enough, you will find a way.🏌‍♂️🦅
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a nigga wakes up with nothing but faith and ambition
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if you dey compare your life with everything wey you dey see for internet, you fit no see genuine happiness till you die.
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I withdraw every negative statement I’ve made about my future. I speak favor, purpose and blessings over my life. Amen
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Did the problem go away after sharing it? No worry, you go still wise 🧏🏾‍♂️😂
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na when person broke e dey get appetite pass
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brick by brick, i’ll build my shit.
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a smart nigga knows drugs ain’t the answer.
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Anything wey make you bounce back , no forget to use your head
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if you’re in your 20s and things no dey move well for you, better panic, time no dey again
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Niggas out here retiring thier parents . Me soon
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Omo. I dey down gan.
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This is Enugu road, Nsukka this morning. Another flood has taken over Enugu road following the rain last night.
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Home of Peace and Tourism 📍Jos, Plateau State
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