@aedcelectricity What exactly is happening that we can't recharge our meter. Since yesterday!!!!!!???
I've been trying since yesterday but to no avail. Must everything be difficult??
How can a whole company even in the main office you can't get your prepaid there...
It’s time to apply!
Sometimes, the one thing that changes your career is being given the opportunity to step up. At Cowrywise, we believe in creating that opportunity, and trusting people who show up, stay consistent, and do good work.
That’s how Tolulope Alade grew into her AVP role. In 2022, Tolu joined Cowrywise as Head of Compliance. At the time, Legal and Compliance were separate teams. But in 2023, both functions were merged, and she was asked to lead them.
She was pregnant at the time, still, the opportunity was offered to her and she stepped up. She didn't have everything figured out, but she was willing to show up, ask for support where needed, and keep doing the work well. She led both teams successfully.
Then came another opportunity; to become one of Cowrywise’s first Associate Vice Presidents. She took it. Today, she serves as an AVP.
This is what Give to Gain looks like. It is when opportunity is given, taken seriously, and multiplied into impact, for the individual and for everyone around them.
In this month of March, we want to extend that same opportunity outward.
We’re launching a one-month paid internship, where selected women will learn directly from our female AVPs across Product management, CX, Legal & compliance, and Portfolio management, gaining exposure, experience, and the tools to scale their careers.
#IWD2026
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Since I was physically present at this service, this is for whoever cares to read.
The sermon centered on caring for the poor and less privileged around us. A reminder that loving Jesus means showing love to people who may not be as fortunate as we are.
Each of us was encouraged to have a legacy project, something tangible through which we touch lives. It doesn’t have to be grand. Maybe paying one person’s school fees, buying someone lunch, or simply doing something that makes a difference.
A reminder that in scriptures Jesus says, “I was hungry and you fed me,” and people ask, “When were you hungry?” He responds, “When you refused to feed one of these little ones, you refused me.”
The message was that we cannot claim to love God, whom we have not seen, if we don’t love our neighbor, whom we see every day. Love must be practical. When someone is hungry, you don’t just tell them, “Go, your faith has made you whole.” You feed them.
The sermon then took a turn toward the state of our nation, particularly the government and security forces. It was a bold reminder that much of the suffering and violence we see in Nigeria could be addressed if there were genuine will. Too often, when ordinary citizens are victims of crime, nothing is done. But when someone from a wealthy or influential family is affected, the authorities suddenly spring into action with full force.
Our infrastructure and systems could protect lives and property if there was genuine concern. The problem is not necessarily capacity but indifference. The message condemned this wickedness and inequality within our security system, where the worth of a life seems to depend on one’s financial standing.
And sadly, that is the truth.
Oh… I won’t end without saying you bloggers who intentionally cut out excerpts for misinterpretation are evil, and you go meet am for front.
Though I stand corrected, I have never seen my gender host a podcast with meaningful conversations just like these men did. If any female host a podcast, it is always centered around "Broke-shaming men". Why???