@molOluwa_Pops@Anitadebaker Tbvh people can buy gucci and other brands but when it’s a Nigerian brand. It’s not worth the prices.
Allow people sell their market.
When it’s your turn put 2k 🤪
@MarkissLulu You get mind Dey give that babe wey no even fit speak English 200k.
Come which hospital them admit you again?
Person wey be weapon fashioned against you.
Thank God she done kuku breakup
In my early days, I ventured into various businesses – from fish trading to fashion designing to dabbling in crypto ventures. Yet, each endeavor seemed to end in failure. It wasn't until I found my niche in the world of tech that things finally clicked. Looking back, I realize that many of my failures stemmed from trying to emulate the success of others, rather than carving my own path.
Too often, we measure our worth against the perceived successes of others, blindly chasing their illusions of prosperity. But the truth is, life is far more complex than the carefully curated images we see online. Many businesses fail because we're too busy running someone else's race instead of our own.
It's a sobering reality check to remember that one day, we'll all meet our end, regardless of our material wealth or social status. That fancy phone or lavish lifestyle won't matter when we're six feet under. So while it's important to hustle and strive for success, let's not lose sight of what truly matters – living authentically, with purpose and integrity, beyond the facade of fleeting riches.
@Waspapping_ If only you know what these Fulanis have become in the southern parts of Nigeria. They have resorted to kidnapping and killing. Go ask about it in some parts of delta before you come to their defense.
@EPhilips5 The business has become very lucrative now that even some of the northerners who used to work on people’s farm in the southern part of Nigeria, Now goes on to kidnapping and killing of innocent people. Sad reality