@kudahelp_ng pls if you literally don't posses the necessary requisite to operate a bank pls close it. Made a payment through your platform for over hours and up till now dstvngr is yet to receive it
@davido My business idea is actually centered on education, I have graduated from the university with no job so I went into waec and jamb tutorials in Ekpoma here but unfortunately for the past years I have been unable get a location for myself here to start is big.
Country🇳🇬 hard right now sha ... let's give 20 m to 20 pple on Friday ... send in your business ideas or start up ideas ... more details shortly #Wrblo
@kudabank stop making life unbearable for humans, my 30,000 you guys withdraw and still yet to put it back into my account may be after you have been served by the court then the damages incurred ye shall pay
Happy birthday my sweetheart, @iamominini. Sharing life with you is such a blessing and a privilege. I pray this year brings you more joy and peace. May God continue to bless and keep you. Have an amazing day!
Nigerian youths and digital communications organisations earn a living from being able to use the platform to post communications on behalf of their clients.
Others who may not have physical stores also rely on Twitter to give visibility to their products and services.
We should also remember that Twitter has gone beyond a source of communication for many of our hardworking youths in Nigeria. It has become a source of livelihood for many, irrespective of their political affiliations or religious leanings.
Statement by Governor Seyi Makinde Regarding the Suspension of Twitter’s Operations in Nigeria by the Federal Government
It has become imperative for me to release a statement regarding the suspension of Twitter’s operations in Nigeria by the Federal Government.
As leaders, we should go beyond emotional reactions to issues and think about how our actions will affect the people we lead and our international ratings socially and economically.
Twitter has become the platform for young people and indeed all Nigerians to exercise their fundamental right to express and publish an opinion. They use the platform to complain, argue and give feedback to government and its agencies who in turn, use these to improve policies.
Now that you people are planning to change Nigeria’s name to United African Republic, What will I do with My Great nation song?!
Una Dey stress me too much.