CNN and Dangote have entered a multi-year partnership that includes sponsorship of Africa Inc., a new programme hosted by Adefemi Akinsanya showcasing African companies competing on the global stage. https://t.co/1fMUDlbYqu
Former Governor Oyinlola complained to me that he doesn’t have a car, and I gave him a new car. He collected the new car, then he went to APM from APM to APC, saying he will not support me, he’s a paperweight
- Osun Governor Adeleke
When people say we are building new roads, is this 122KM from Kaduna to Birnin Gwari a new road? No, it’s not a new road. Is the 350KM from Sokoto to Zamfara to Funtua to Zaria a new road? That is what the president is doing. The 207KM by 2 from Enugu to Port Harcourt, which costs the president 350 billion, is not a new road.
- Minister of Works Dave Umahi
We cannot create the kind of jobs we want with all of us using foreign or imported goods. I look in this room, and I see suits from Europe, America, and China. If all us 247 million Nigerians wear only made-in-Nigeria, more than 10 million jobs will be created.
- Anambra State Governor, Prof. Charles Soludo
The Christian Association has woken up 👀
The President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, Bishop Francis Wale Oke, has spoken the truth to power…
Watch what this woman says about all the tribes in nigeria. Ibos, hausas and other tribes have properties businesses in yoruba land and are living peacefully, likewise in the north ibos, yorubas other tribes have properties and businesses and are living peacefully together also south south. But go to southeast no such things, who is marginalizing who
Professor Nasir Hassan Wagini is challenging the notion that academic excellence and entrepreneurship cannot go hand in hand.
Despite attaining the rank of professor, Wagini operates a stall where he sells soup ingredients, including tomatoes, peppers, onions, and other food items, demonstrating that there is dignity in every lawful means of earning a living.
His story has attracted widespread attention on social media, with many Nigerians praising his humility, work ethic, and willingness to engage in business regardless of his academic status.
Observers say his example sends a powerful message, particularly to young graduates, that entrepreneurship and self-reliance are honorable pursuits and that no legitimate job or business should be considered beneath one’s educational qualifications.
As conversations around unemployment and youth empowerment continue, Professor Wagini’s story serves as a reminder that education and enterprise can complement each other in building sustainable livelihoods.
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