Afol1989

Arsenal Fan.
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[Afol1989 @AfolabiTemit]

@Waspapping_ Logistics business

[Afol1989 @AfolabiTemit]

@Sistaliano One of the most intelligent and insightful writeup and advice

[Afol1989 @AfolabiTemit]

@EleluAyoola 2

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@j_amaraee @mamatii001 I wish I can engage you in this conversation. Pls do an assessment move around ask people seeling akara, roasted corn or kulikuli if they would like to leave the business or they rather need support to expand the business you would be shocked at their response

[Afol1989 @AfolabiTemit]

@mamatii001 Why don't we do an assessment study and ask people doing this akara, roasted corn and kulikuli business. I can take you to a woman that pays a loan repayment of 25k perday from selling moimoi she has the one with fish,egg, or ordinary, tho she sells it from her house.

[Afol1989 @AfolabiTemit]

@mamatii001 People love to misinterprete words. If you know how much this akara and roasted corn seller are making. It will pay some whitecollar jobber salary.

[Afol1989 @AfolabiTemit]

@confindence24 90%

[Afol1989 @AfolabiTemit]

@senoritA_Nini_ @OgbeniDipo What choices are you even talking about. And they were able to train their children? There is dignity in labor. I would rather sell akara than been a fraudster, I would rather sell roasted corn than venture into any illegal or illegitimate thing

[Afol1989 @AfolabiTemit]

@OgbeniDipo Exactly oooo.

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@TheoAbuAgada I dont think the ruling party is scared of the opposition, rather be conversant with the electoral act and inec constitution

[Afol1989 @AfolabiTemit]

@confindence24 Better oooo

[Afol1989 @AfolabiTemit]

@Flohairs He should drop his presidential ambition and be the ambassador of Nigeria to either Argentina, Egypt, China or Singapore

[Afol1989 @AfolabiTemit]

@ennyola0015 The should be the president of Nigeria forever till his death

[Afol1989 @AfolabiTemit]

@abdullahayofel Lol. You don get tldem for mind before

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

Akara is reputed to have originated from Yoruba land.

It’s a recipe taken by millions of Nigerians with other food variety like bread and pap.

It has spread to many African countries and far beyond to Brazil.

The Akara market in Nigeria Alone is estimated to be around N2trillion.

Despite needing little Capital startup as low as N20,000.

There have been numerous Success story of Akara vendors who started small to become multi millionaires.

Akara business is estimated to employ over 2 million Nigerians.... making it one of Nigeria largest industry

Some of the notable success stories across Nigeria and beyond are Akaraboy Rivers State, Akara junction Aduwawa Benin, Guardian Newspaper documented the success stories of Roselyn Okereke and others in Lagos,

other big Akara industry players are Baba Akara ( Chibueze Damian) Lagos,
The Baianas de Acarajé in far away Brazil and thousands of others...

So it's no surprise seeing the wailing community taking to their usual trade in trying to rubbish this multi trillion Naira industry

Because most of them never believed in hardwork

For them.... every Nigerian must be a Yahoo boy....runs girls or money doubler

These wailing community is the worst thing to happen to any country on Earth.

In The US...so many global multi millionaires have emerge from small chops similar to Akara

Starting small innovating and becoming millionaires.

From Auntie Anne's, Mrs. Fields, SkinnyPop a billionaire, Siete Foods another billionaire

Unfortunately Nigeria is one of the most unproductive nation on Earth.

With some of the most unproductive citizens.

Those who studied Catering who should be refining the Akara industry to make it bigger Want to work in NNPCL, CBN, Ministry of works and others

Chinese, Lebanese, Indians, Togolese , Nigerians are now in Nigeria in hundreds of thousands doing what these lazy wailers are too lazy to do...

These unproductive wailing community are the reason why the Urhobos say...

It is better to born a thief than to born a mumu...

Proverbs are not for kids...
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[Afol1989 @AfolabiTemit]

@Onsogbu Exactly oooo. Nothing wey dey no fit use as excuse

[Afol1989 @AfolabiTemit]

@TheChiefMK Can everybody use Lamborghini. Oga get sense. Perfect healing

[Emerald 💚 هداية @Mz_Tosyn]

She Donated money to breast cancer, food manultrition, it’s in that same video but your focus is on kulikuli and akara.

[Afol1989 @AfolabiTemit]

@ayemojubar Day dreamer

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

The value of money depends on where you stand in life.

To some, ₦50,000 is just enough for airtime and data. To others, it’s the capital they need to start a small business.

To some, ₦1 million is weekend enjoyment; to others, it’s a life-changing opportunity.

That’s why when you hear that ₦50,000 grants were given to 50 people, your reaction may depend on your perspective.

If ₦50,000 seems insignificant to you, you may dismiss it. But for someone struggling to raise startup capital, it can be the beginning of financial independence.

Every successful business starts small. Many thriving entrepreneurs began with roadside businesses selling akara, puff-puff, or other everyday products. Honest work, no matter how modest it appears, can build wealth over time.

This is why some people have defended Mrs. Oluremi Tinubu’s comments about empowering women through small-scale businesses like frying akara or producing kulikuli. While others criticize the idea, many beneficiaries appreciate the opportunity because it provides a practical source of income.

Not every empowerment initiative has to fund a telecom company. Sometimes, meaningful change starts with helping people build sustainable livelihoods from where they are.

Never underestimate small beginnings, and don’t judge people’s success by their appearance. Some people in simple clothes and humble businesses own homes and live comfortably. Perspective matters.

[Afol1989 @AfolabiTemit]

@Knightopee_ @InibeheEffiong Except you are born with a silver spoon. Many of us understood the message of the first lady, many people were trained with this akara, roasted corn, roasted Yam, fried fish, peppered ponmo money oooo.