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[Akinkanju @Akikanju1568901]

Meet Billionaire Kabiru Ciroman Haske, Nigeria’s 30 years old Billionaire and Business Mogul from Adamawa state who flies to Saudi Arabia every week for Friday Prayers.

His company bought 51% of the 4 oil blocs formerly belonging to Addax Petroleum in the Niger Delta.

One of Haske's Companies, Etihad oil services Ltd is credited with finding & drilling oil at the Kolmani Oilfield in the Benue trough of Gombe & Bauchi states,

That oilfield holds 1 Billion Barrels of Crude oil & 500 Billion cubic feet of Gas.

This Jet is marked T7- ABH,
It's registered under KB Ciroman Haske's Company, Empire Aviation Ltd in San Marino,

He owns 2 others,
He alternates them as he flies them daily to his Business locations in Kano & Kaduna states.

Every Friday this Jet flies him to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia for Jumaat,
And brings him back on Saturdays.

Levels.... 🇳🇬

[Nath! @Nathanieldaf]

Betting companies ruin betting by their partnership with clubs and leagues

[Ariwodo @Ariwodo_]

The problem Dey pray for solution

[WarMonitor🇺🇦🇬🇧 @WarMonitor3]

BREAKING: Europe is under a massive widespread cyber attack right now Sweden, Belgium, Luxembourg, Estonia, Ireland the Netherlands and just now Finland are all experiencing disruptions to supermarket refrigeration systems causing food to go off.

The attack is spreading...

[BK Sports @bksportsaccount]

Odds are so low these days, you need to combine 50 games just to make 2 odds.

[Val @valorthodoxia]

I must admit, Muhammad is one of history's most successful con artists. He knew it wouldn't be that hard to sell his religion to 7th century Arab men. Promise them sex, wine, and eternal pleasure instead of some abstract spiritual ideal. Then wrap their fantasies in “divine revelation” and call it the word of God.

[teji🥀 @t_al0n]

Cardi B reacts to Offsets trending pictures of him and his new 25-years old girlfriend, an instagram model. Cardi B didn’t leave a single word out 💔😂

[Floxy @0xFloxy]

At 18 Vanessa Del Rio was programming computers. Then stole cars across America for two years, got arrested, ended up on the streets of New York as a prostitute, moved to strip clubs, shot her first adult film for $150 to cover rent. Over 100 films. One of the biggest names in the industry. Arrested for drugs. Did time. Quit when AIDS hit and producers still didn't care.

In the video below, she sits down for a rare 1986 TV interview - and says something nobody expected her to say.

The only real victims in p*rnography are the people in front of the camera.

She said you lose something of yourself. Said she didn't know how to love because she was channeling everything through the camera. Had to shut down certain emotions just to function - and didn't realize what that cost her until years later.

She grew up with violence at home. Father beat her. A relative made advances on her as a child. None of it came into focus until she was sitting in a jail cell after a drug arrest, looking at her life from the outside for the first time.

She started bodybuilding in jail. First decision she'd made purely for herself in years.

Retired at the peak. Not because the money stopped. Because she grew out of it.

Said the industry had gotten worse since she left. Women coming in by the truckload. One-day shoots. No budgets. Just a meat market.

She saw it clearly now because she was finally outside it.

Is Vanessa Del Rio proof that you can build an empire out of something and still walk away whole, or did she just get out before it finished taking what was left?

[AFRICAMUSTBEFREE!!!!!!! @engrICO2015]

If you think you know all about religion , this will shock you

[#SayNoToGambling @Sherifydeen]

The week has finally ended. How much did you win gambling? Zero. Stop wasting your hard earned money. It’s a rigged game

[Aamal Davis @Aamal_Davis]

7 SIGNS A MAN IS STRUGGLING MORE THAN HE LETS ON:

1. He starts avoiding people and isolating himself.

[DonAza @DonAzag]

Many years ago, we thought a revolution could only start from the South-West. The North has answered that call. If APC rigs this election, only God can predict what would happen in Nigeria. Times have changed.

[BOG @BOGER011]

If your plan to survive is through sports betting, you need to find something better to do with your life. Betting is a trap, and I’m speaking from painful experience.

Don't let the likes of Mr Banks or Moreetips fool you into thinking they have a secret formula. It is either luck or the fact that they have affiliate deals with the bookies. When they lose, they get taken care of.

Look at Mayor of Ekiti. When was the last time he showed a winning ticket? He stopped because he has made his money and didn't want the guilt or the curse of constantly making his followers go broke.

Betting is an illusion. Protect your mental health and find a real hustle.

[Coach Corey Wayne @CoachCoreyWayne]

Women want to be dominated.

[Oyindamola🙄 @dammiedammie35]

Yoruba language too sweet abeg 😂✨

[Locksmithereens @Locksmithereens]

@RubenUyi @dammiedammie35 Yeah… a ride on the bed. Not a plane. I can’t risk my life on that emotionally flippant gender

[Ajoke Alagbo 🍃☘️ @auntyajoke_]

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[Grat @PersonGratt]

50 Cent saw 2 gallons of water in the same supermarket aisle, 1 for $2.89 and 1 for 59 cents, and it ended in a $4.1B sale.

In the video below, he tells the story himself.

A gallon of water costs $2.89. Further down the aisle, another gallon of spring water costs 59 cents.

Pour them into 2 cups, he says, and he couldn’t tell you which spring either one came from. Poland Spring had just trained people to pay more for the name.

He goes back and tells his manager, Chris Lighty.
“I want to sell water.”
“What?”
“I want to sell water.”
“To who?”
“Everybody. Everybody need water.”
It might have been easier, he says, if he’d told him he wanted to sell liquor.
The bottle finds him later, at a gym on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles. He’s working out, sees a vitaminwater, and keeps the bottle.
He doesn’t buy the company. He ends up with almost 10% of it.
Then Coca-Cola buys vitaminwater for $4.1B.
The interviewer guesses he made $100M. He won’t give a number.

“But I could show you all my teeth.”

[Grat @PersonGratt]

Simon Sinek explains how Apple, Amazon and Netflix took trillions from 3 industries, and none of it came from better technology.

Publishers didn't build the Kindle. Hollywood didn't build streaming. Record labels didn't build iTunes. Outsiders did, and Sinek calls it embarrassing.

The music industry is the worst case, because it lost to 1 word.

People had moved from an album culture to a song culture, and the labels never noticed. They were still trying to get everyone to buy whole albums at Tower Records.

Apple saw it differently. "No, no, no, songs. People want to buy songs."

Then came Spotify and playlists built from single tracks. "Great album is not a thing," Sinek says. "Great song is a thing."

That's the 1 thing. Apple, Amazon and Netflix paid attention to the culture first, then asked how technology could fit into it.

The old industries were so hell-bent on protecting what got them there that they missed how the world had changed. Forget about the technology, Sinek says. They missed the people.

Tower Records sold albums. Apple sold songs.

Which industry is still selling albums right now?