Oluwadara

[BKR Capital @BKRCapital]

w/ @darakunle & Nancy Bonyong (@theFarmties), Colin Bérubé & Ismaïla Ndiaye, (Fonds Afro-Entrepreneurs), Kathryn Lawrence (@Nobellum_E), David Eboh (@RBCx), @TakuMurahwi (@OMERSVentures), Dinar Ahmed (@BDC_ca)

[Afropolitan 🅰️🌶 @afropolitan]

There are rules to investing in Africa.

Break them and the continent will break you.

Andrew Alli @afalli learned this deploying billions. New episode of the @afropolitan podcast.

[Oluwadara @darakunle]

Episode 100: From Crops to Containers: Unlocking Africa’s Agribusiness Export Potential with Oluwadara Adekunle https://t.co/BF82f9WT2Q #simplesharebuttons

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

My 14-year-old son, Saxon, said he feels like 2021 will be a good year. I agree. Let us all make it so.

[Jimohdavidart @BlissJimoh]

Happy birthday @cuppymusic
Keep going higher
Much love💖💖
Pls retweet my drawing of @cuppymusic till she sees it🙏🙏

[The Journey To Significance @TheJ2S]

Everything becomes easy when you have a plan.
#success #significance #2020 #plan #finance #motivationalquotes

[Oluwadara @darakunle]

@tundealfred Ope o! After 10 years 🎉🎉🎉

[‘Tunde Omotoye @TundeTASH]

Dear Young Professional

It is okay to start your day with a little prayer before going to work.

[Mastercard Arabia @MastercardMENA]

We believe SMEs are vital for sustainable & inclusive growth which is why we're excited to announce our virtual #MastercardSMEMasterclass in partnership with influential industry experts from Nigeria.

[FtF Nigeria Agribusiness Investment Activity @FtF_AgInvest]

Accessing finance is still a major constraint for SME agribusiness in Nigeria.

Join the conversation as we discuss loan application for SME agribusinesses.

Date: Thurs Aug 27 @ 11am WAT

Interested? Register here: https://t.co/wxpBUBEgpb

#accesstofinance #agribusiness @CNFA

[I can Draw @ICanDrawAfrica]

“I never paint dreams or nightmares. I paint my own reality.” – Frida Kahlo

#quotes #artistsoninstagram #art #icandrawafrica #wearenigeriancreatives https://t.co/IEivCdushB

[I can Draw @ICanDrawAfrica]

Enjoy this Virtual Art Exhibition https://t.co/AXvGzcA7TF don't forget to subscribe #icandrawafrica #COVID19 #MondayMotivaton #MondayMorning #wearenigeriancreatives #3D #artistsontwitter #artgalleryofontario #artgallery #artga #visualart #animation

[Sam Adeyemi @sam_adeyemi]

9. Some leaders create a life of excellence for themselves, while their followers wallow in mediocrity. However, great leaders focus on empowering their followers to succeed. The success of their followers ultimately defines theirs. (End).

[Sam Adeyemi @sam_adeyemi]

8. Mediocrity is costly, for individuals, organizations and nations. Excellence doesn’t cost, like many think. Rather, it pays. We should not pursue excellence for greedy reasons. We need to love others enough to serve them with the best quality.

[Sam Adeyemi @sam_adeyemi]

7. Start in your imagination and create a new you that will be your reality 5 years from now. Don’t worry. How to achieve it will come to you soon. Excellence is a journey, not a destination.

[Sam Adeyemi @sam_adeyemi]

6. Where do we start? You and I need to value excellence. Our capacity to compete is grossly depleted without it. We need to get rid of low self-esteem and the belief that a terribly low quality of life is our destiny.

[Sam Adeyemi @sam_adeyemi]

5. When people realize that they also deserve what they assumed was normal only for a special class of people, they experience a “holy rebellion”. Their self-image changes. They treat themselves better and expect to be treated better.

[Sam Adeyemi @sam_adeyemi]

4. A leader needs to communicate and educate people to shift their beliefs and values till they have a new normal. Then policies need to be created and resources provided to empower people to radically improve their quality of life.

[Sam Adeyemi @sam_adeyemi]

3. Our expectations are so low leaders get away with anything. Even a good leader can’t achieve anything meaningful with such people, especially in a democracy. This is why the vision of a beautiful future is a critical need in leadership.

[Sam Adeyemi @sam_adeyemi]

2. When we are raised in an environment where low quality living is the norm, (which happens in both rich and poor countries), we develop unconscious bias for mediocrity. Our normal is terribly abnormal but we don’t know.