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[binnie @bin_nnie]

@bube_d_ Congratulations !!!

[binnie @bin_nnie]

@bube_d_ Congratulations my bro

[B$🎖️ @bube_d_]

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[binnie @bin_nnie]

😂😂😂 The next 4 years would be hilarious.

[binnie @bin_nnie]

@judahmartins Congratulations

[binnie @bin_nnie]

Free at last 🙏

[Sky Sports Premier League @SkySportsPL]

BREAKING: Manchester United have sacked Erik ten Hag with immediate effect. 🚨

[binnie @bin_nnie]

@thepreciousokon Congratulations precious

[binnie @bin_nnie]

😂😂😂they will be fun to watch.

[Legion Hoops @LegionHoops]

LeBron to Bronny: “Man you’re a rookie anyways.” 💀

(via @SpectrumSN)

[binnie @bin_nnie]

Lol inside the profit dey another profit

[NNPC Limited @nnpclimited]

PRESS RELEASE

NNPC Ltd Faces Financial Strain Due to PMS Supply Costs, Impacting Supply Sustainability

NNPC Ltd. has acknowledged recent reports in national newspapers regarding the company's significant debt to petrol suppliers. This financial strain has placed considerable pressure on the Company and poses a threat to the sustainability of fuel supply.

In line with the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA), NNPC Ltd. remains dedicated to its role as the supplier of last resort, ensuring national energy security. We are actively collaborating with relevant government agencies and other stakeholders to maintain a consistent supply of petroleum products nationwide.

Olufemi Soneye
Chief Corporate Communications Officer
NNPC Ltd.
Abuja

1st September, 2024

[B$🎖️ @bube_d_]

Here again 🤧

[B$🎖️ @bube_d_]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[B$🎖️ @bube_d_]

Hey #TechTwitter! My brother is an aspiring Cybersecurity Analyst looking for a 6-month internship for SIWES. He's skilled in network security, Linux, and data analysis. He is also ICS2 and Google certified. Know of any opportunities? Please share or help RT

[binnie @bin_nnie]

@bube_d_ You would also need clear boundaries. No dey mix personal finance with company finance.

[Osaretin Victor Asemota @asemota]

The reason you have an MTN in Africa today is not because a poor boy from South Africa got VC funding and became a billionaire. I know some others try to force a similar narrative but it is not true.

People gained experience, put together plans, and then got investors. No magic. Each base station was built one site acquisition and equipment deployment at a time. Financing was tough but they hired the best to get it.

You just have to work or create work. It is in the creating work that we end up building the things that likely become venture scale. Scale builds upon scale and we have very few things already at scale. Scale is not built upon dreams and wishes but upon solid ground first.

I remember my observations the first time I visited America. My cofounder Salil previously told me that America runs like a well oiled machine. Femi Edun also told me that they build scale by dumbing things down to the basics. I saw that both descriptions were true. The infrastructure exists to sell at scale and you dumb things down to sell more.

According to Ogilvy “we sell or else.” America always sells or else it is not America anymore. To be able to sell, there has to be a market to sell to. They created that market in many ways. Infrastructure, education, and advertising.

You can’t sell when you haven’t built. Prospecting for gold in California led to the great railroads. Mining solid minerals in Congo and Nigeria have only led to wars and terrorism.

In Africa, we build, or else…

Let us build and then sell. We can’t sell what we haven’t built yet. Building on cloud infrastructure far away and trying to provide services to those who don’t have access isn’t building.

The day it dawned on me that payments in Africa wasn’t a startup opportunity but an infrastructure play was the day the scales fell from my eyes. PayPal got licenses in 50 American states and not 50 countries before it started making a lot of money.

One African country will not deliver our version of PayPal without our version of EBay which can only happen because we have our version of UPS or FedEx and the logistics that support it. That is further built on universities and a prosperous middle class.

We don’t have to follow the same trajectory but one truth is evident. Scale builds upon scale. Let’s build scale carefully. We have wasted so much time and effort on trying to create magic on a continent where illusions lead to hunger and despair.

[AJEBO HUSTLERS @Ajebo_Hustlers]

Bad Boy Etiquette 102: Continuous Assessment out next Friday, 3rd of May! #BBE102
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[feyisayo 💸 @feyiszn]

People with childlike excitement, I hope you never lose your sparkle.

[JH @FishBowlOfWine]

@Veektaw A thief is a thief and not a farmer. One naira at hand is worth more than 10 naira in the bush.

[Editi Effiòng @EditiEffiong]

@mrmautin The biggest platform Nollywood can have is a growing economy to allow Nigerians watch films and allow investments be profitable of a more sustainable scale.

Disposable income is the enemy. Everything else is jara.

[binnie @bin_nnie]

Economics has to be a compulsory subject in secondary schools.

[Olúwaṣínà Zacchs 🇳🇬 @GuvnorAde]

When dollar was N1900 a bag of sugar was N75000
Today dollar is 1525 yet a bag of Sugar is N87000

Is Dollar the real problem??

[binnie @bin_nnie]

💔

[TheCableIndex @thecableindex]

BREAKING: Herbert Wigwe, the group chief executive officer of Access Holdings Plc, was involved in a helicopter crash in the United States, on Friday, TheCable understands.

Wigwe, his wife and son were in the helicopter when it crashed in California near the Nevada border, as well as Abimbola Ogunbanjo, the former group chairman of Nigerian Exchange Group Plc (NGX Group).

Six passengers were onboard, however, no survivors found so far.

#TheCableIndex