@PoliceNG
This is the height of it.
My brother was harrassed some while ago even when he identified that he is a fashion designer.
They took my Samsung phone that was with him and left since he was recording how he was being harrassed. This has to stop
They saw me recording and came to the gate to shout at me to delete the footage, and I didn’t open the gate.
They fit come kill me later in case una hear say I die 🥲
@PoliceNG can never change 😤😤
Supporting them means investing in a brighter future, empowering young people with the tools they need to thrive, and helping break the cycle of poverty. Every contribution counts, and together we can keep their momentum going!
Let’s help them keep changing lives.
Hello Nathan.
I’m really excited about @giddy2school and think you should check them out. They’re making a huge difference for kids in Nigeria’s underserved communities by delivering high‑quality education and practical skills that actually lead to jobs.
It’s that time of the year again. I’ll be using the list I got last year, however if there are any additional NGOs with a profile in Benevity, I’ll consider them as well!
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Out in Atlanta today, visiting 10+ African stores to connect with customers and showcase Nigerian products.
When last did you speak directly with your customers? Let’s chat!
#ExportPromotion#SellInUSA#GlobalOpportunities
What a week!
Key insights:
1️⃣ Profit over patriotism—Caribbean products often edge out African goods 'cause of price .
2️⃣ Quality is a priority for store owners.
3️⃣ Warehouses > "ship on demand" for cost efficiency.
More to share soon! ✈️
#ExportTips#Business#SellInUSA
I’m completely exhausted!
It’s been an incredible week, traveling across Atlanta to visit African stores and explore how we can connect them with sellers from Nigeria.
After five days of going from one end of the city to the other, I’ve gained some valuable insights:
1. Profit Drives Business Decisions: African store owners are primarily motivated by profit. They are more likely to stock products from the Caribbean if those items are cheaper. As a result, many African stores get Caribbean products than those from their native Africa.
2. Quality Is a Major Concern: For most of these stores, quality is a key factor in product selection. They tend to prefer products that meet certain branding and quality standards—standards that many small African businesses can’t always meet.
3. Logistics and Restocking Is Important: Efficient logistics and the ability to easily restock are significant factors. Many still don’t understand the importance of keeping products in warehouses near their customers, opting instead for a “ship on demand” approach.
As I said, I’m really tired and will leave it at this for now—I can’t wait to board my flight. In upcoming posts, I’ll go into more details on the key challenges that are preventing many African businesses from breaking into the lucrative U.S. market.
#Business#Export#SellInUSA
Since my last YouTube video, so many people have been reaching out to me about FDA registration and how to get the licenses needed for export. That’s why I’m hosting a FREE webinar this SAT, Nov. 23rd, at 10 AM
Have you planned your next business move? This might just be it!
Are you shipping food products to the U.S.? Don’t miss this critical step!
Many small businesses make the mistake of thinking they don’t need FDA when exporting products to the U.S. But here’s the reality: if you’re shipping in commercial quantities, you MUST have it.
Are you shipping food products to the U.S.? Don’t miss this critical step!
Many small businesses make the mistake of thinking they don’t need FDA when exporting products to the U.S. But here’s the reality: if you’re shipping in commercial quantities, you MUST have it.