Mr Ambrose

Founder, Bubu Browser (Africa’s cultural discovery platform) & Ifo (stories that move). Creating tech shaped by our culture, built for our future.

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@dre4rheal @dammiedammie35 Most people don't know there are levels to this thing. Must people aren't even aware that the UK is tierd cultural country, and that curiosity and class awareness govern everything. They eat mashed potatoes without understanding the cultural story around it.

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@PremiumTimesng It's worth it . Until you get involved with someone with whom you are unaligned and everything comes crashing down. When you sit in that room, you become intentional, you do your reading up, you get a narrowed focus, far away from the noise. It's worth it by far.

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@SaharaReporters We need to understand that that's his product and he's got his pricing model. If you think you can do one better, create your own product and compete with him. Let's give the Man a break; his church members can afford it more or less.

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@eluckki Guys enough of this. Now it's time for politics and every politics is local. You guys should be looking towards your wards. Politics is won at the wards and not online. To everyman his ward

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@IkukuomaC He's got that regal ambience, that royal carriage, that grace and presence that you feel immediately. He's a gift for our times

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@DeleMomodu We need you writing boss. That's what you've always done. You inspired the whole lot of us, many of us have never met you in person, but you writing set us off on our journeys. You inspired the generative work we are doing at Bubu Browser, your writing made it possible

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@Kene_Nnewi Context people. Balanced reportage is important, tell us more, what's happened, how did it happen, when and where did it happen? And then you can make your inference and provide solutions. Your platform's reach will rise above the noise and you'll be the authority in your niche

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@GodfreyIOnah That generation have an intimate memory of the Nigerian-Biafra war. Though the rest of the country has moved on, they've still got the memories, it's intimate, it was their life, it's how's they see the worldm

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@PhtEmmanuelO Bros go back to school and go take modules in religion. You'll understand that no religion exist in isolation. Context is everything, we must avoid the danger of the single story. A simple research into Roman Catholic practices will answer your query.

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@instablog9ja There's an affordable housing emergency in Nigeria especially in urban centers. People are curious and won't always resist the urge to go for what they can afford. Innovators and entrepreneurs need to step in to fulfill the glaring need in this market. I understand it's not easy

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@PremiumTimesng (4) Sustain Magazine Nigeria previously published a powerful piece on how subsidy gains didn’t trickle down well enough. It’s thoughtful, well‑researched, and adds real clarity to the conversation. You can track the full story on Sustain Magazine Nigeria.

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@PremiumTimesng (3) I’m sure HE Atiku’s intentions are good. He’s simply pointing out that the gains didn’t trickle down well enough. His comments shouldn’t be misinterpreted — he means well for Nigerians.

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@PremiumTimesng (2) PBAT removed it — a difficult, politically costly move — but one he still went ahead with. Bringing it back now feels backward and raises more questions than answers. What we need instead is a new benefits framework that actually improves today’s cost‑of‑living realities.

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@PremiumTimesng (1) The subsidy regime was one of Nigeria’s most impactful policies for improving cost‑of‑living outcomes. It genuinely helped people, but it was poorly managed — opaque, abused, and ultimately subsidised neighbouring countries instead of Nigerians.

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@SavvyRinu (2) But instead of blaming her, I think the real issue is the curriculum — they clearly haven’t been taught basic corporate etiquette. Moments like this show how important proper training is. I’m sure the UBA Academy will reflect and make the necessary adjustments going forward.

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@SavvyRinu (1) It was a UBA event, and the young lady should’ve followed the existing protocol. In that setting, he was the Group Chairman and should’ve been addressed as Chairman Tony unless stated otherwise.

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@AsakyGRN Come on Asaky, there's nothing like freedom. May we not have our freedom taken away from us. Amen. We take it for granted though, but freedom is a gift, after life I think I think freedom comes second.

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@eddy_chuks Awesome, now you see how FiFA keeps their brand alive, righting wrongs and improving their appeal. Jay Jay was a force in his days. I'm glad to see him thriving in good health

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@it_Rutie The real winner here is the company that produces that flask. This is the best PR one can ever pray for. No advertising comes close. At Bubu Browser I tell our advertisers to focus on the reels section. That's where the magic is. Pay for PR not advertising I always tell people

[Mr Ambrose @able_ebu]

@sirlablu He's saying the truth, Tinibu's legacy took a big dent with his apparent underwelming presidency given his demonstrated strides in developmental politics in an emerging democracy. Excuse his Abuja epoch & focus on his legend before Abuja & learn from it. There's so much to learn