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The average Nigerian doesn't even know this opportunity exists. Oyibo does, and he's building tech to help other oyibos profit from it.
Educate people about Nigeria's economy and you'll be labelled pro-BAT or APC. Tomorrow, when he builds a successful business, you'll scream colonialism.
We've always got to blame someone right? Because accountability requires looking in the mirror.
I spent the last year living between Lagos and Nairobi...
Nigeria in particular has one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Yet three years ago, its currency, the naira, lost more than half its value.
To defend it, Nigeria’s central bank pays 21% for people to hold naira, among the highest rates anywhere.
Until now, those yields have been hard for most people to reach
Numo is a futures market for currencies like the naira where businesses can buy dollars at a fixed rate and traders can buy naira.
We’re on a mission to make the world’s most volatile currencies stable.
Tes Tes retweeted
Wallahi, it is the Sunnah that taught me how to take care of my wife. Even during the hardest times of my life, I have never allowed my wife to experience the suffering that comes with my struggles.
If it were left to my natural personality alone, things might have been a
Tes Tes retweeted
Someone actually slid into my DM to ask me to stop posting beautiful places in Nigeria because, apparently, I am indirectly campaigning for APC and Tinubu. 🤣
So appreciating the beauty of your own country is now political campaigning? Nigeria, what have we not heard? 😂🇳🇬
Tes Tes retweeted
What's the earliest reasonable time/age to start introducing one's children to one's business?
Showing them how you run your business.
Making them understand your business. Seeing how you make decisions. Learning.
Business is not physical shop or trade, where they can sit down and watch activities daily.
The business involves managing people spread across different locations, meetings that are mostly virtual (& few physical), physical projects you yourself only see once in a month or once in three months.
If you choose an age below 16 or a class that's within secondary school education level, how do you balance this with revealing too much business information for children who may innocently say it elsewhere (eg in school) where it can have adverse effect?
Views?
Tes Tes retweeted
I will give you two good reasons why the ceasefire deal thing won't work and it should never be considered,no matter how much the Terrorists are begging.
ONE. What faction of BHTs are you going to negotiate with? If you have been to frontline you will understand the modus /1
Tes Tes retweeted
You will never go far in life if you always think people must be paid to network or relate with one another across different levels. Not everything is about money or getting paid.
Tes Tes retweeted
You guys are committing murder on camera to sell your candidate. Someone without a weapon to harm or harass you?.
A new Nigeria is never possible with anything obidient associated with it.
Y'all are mad and deranged.
