Ði'Òtun™ Strut®

Public Relations Manager | Creative Hustler | Global Citizen

[Ði'Òtun™ Strut® @diotun]

Dear Chefs and Restaurant Owners,
Stop chasing record-breaking stunts. They bring attention. But not sustainable positioning.
Visibility must be engineered.

That’s what Cooking Up Success teaches.

#CookingUpSuccess #visibility

[Ði'Òtun™ Strut® @diotun]

Please see your DM @FBN_help

[Ði'Òtun™ Strut® @diotun]

@folasanwo Robots will replace them in the nearest future

[IYAMETO😍 Food & Events 🔌 @Mosopemi]

Ewooooooo! I jjst fainted, and I'm yet to get up!
Someone just told me she bought our sauce last Friday because she liked the "branding works"
PS: she bought 4 litres of ayamashe sauce from us! 👇👇👇 💃💃💃

[iyametoskitchen & ModeSeven Events @iyametoskitchen]

Happy Father's Day to all amazing Fathers pulling the strings and steadying the ships behind the scenes. We see you and we celebrate you.

With Love from Iyameto's Kitchen!

#fathersday #iyametoskichen #happyfathersday2026

[Ði'Òtun™ Strut® @diotun]

@FBN_help good morning, please see your DM.

[Ði'Òtun™ Strut® @diotun]

@FBN_help Hello,

I recently made a payment for a Canva subscription, and my account was successfully debited. However, the subscription has not been activated on my Canva account.

Could you please look into this issue and assist with resolving it?

[iyametoskitchen & ModeSeven Events @iyametoskitchen]

FRIDAY'S OFADA IS BACK! 🔥

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🥘 2L Bowl – ₦40,000
🥘 4L Bowl – ₦60,000
Minimum order: 5 packs or a 2L bowl.

Don't miss out on that authentic Ofada taste every Friday.

Place your orders vis Whatsapp: [phone]

#FridaysOfada #OfadaRice #PreOrderNow

[Ði'Òtun™ Strut® @diotun]

@OpeyemiDrift They are adjusting to the market 😕

[Ði'Òtun™ Strut® @diotun]

@IamEriOluwa Government doesn't have business building more houses, what they can do is provide and enforce regulations. The current rent and real estate is just based off speculations . We need regulations

[iyametoskitchen & ModeSeven Events @iyametoskitchen]

Celebrating the joy, hope, laughter, and endless possibilities that children bring into our world today and always.

Happy Children’s Day to all the amazing boys, girls, and the young-at-heart!

With love from Iyameto’s Kitchen!

#happychildrensday #iyametoskitchen

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Samsung is paying 78,000 chip workers a $340,000 bonus each. Not their salary. The bonus. The total bill is $26.6 billion, which equals 1.4% of South Korea's entire economy, going to less than 0.3% of the country's workforce.

The average Korean earns roughly $32,000 a year. So each Samsung chip worker is pocketing about a decade of normal pay in one go. Memory-division employees may collect closer to $396,000.

The cash comes straight out of Samsung's chip profits, which are projected to hit 330 trillion won (around $218 billion) this year. It's seven times higher than just a few years ago, driven by the AI boom. The deal gives workers 12% of those profits: 10.5% as company stock, the other 1.5% in cash. And not just this year. The setup repeats every year for the next decade, as long as profit targets get hit.

KDI, South Korea's main economic think tank, just raised its 2026 growth forecast from 1.9% to 2.5%, thanks entirely to the chip boom. The extra growth works out to about $48 billion in new GDP. More than half of that is now landing in the bank accounts of 78,000 workers at one company.

Real estate noticed early. In the first three months of 2026, before the contract was even signed, apartment sales in Dongtan, the suburb next to Samsung's main Hwaseong campus, more than doubled compared to a year earlier. Up 128.9%. Pyeongtaek climbed 36.8%. Yeongtong, where Samsung's headquarters sits, rose 28.7%. Local agents told the Seoul Economic Daily the buying began the moment bonus talks leaked.

The tax bill is even bigger than the bonus. The Korean government expects to collect roughly 100 trillion won, around $67 billion, in extra tax revenue from the chip sector this year alone. The presidential office has openly floated a "national dividend," a direct cash payment to every Korean citizen, to redistribute the gains.

Other industries are paying attention. SK Hynix locked in a similar 10% profit-share deal last September. Hyundai's union has reportedly asked for the same arrangement. Trouble is, cars and batteries don't run chip-level margins, and Korea's main business lobby has warned that copying this deal across the country's big family-owned conglomerates (the chaebol world) could blow up wage talks everywhere.

Samsung's group of companies already account for around 22% of South Korean GDP. Whether 2026 ends up a good or a great year for Korea now mostly depends on a single number: how many memory chips Samsung and SK Hynix can ship to AI data centers from California to the Middle East.

Forty trillion won, going to 78,000 people clustered in three cities south of Seoul. Korea's wealth map is being redrawn around the chip belt.

[Karigwe (Prophet of Thoughts) @Karigwe]

Well, this is exactly why I don’t rate many of these people who carry philanthropy on their head like a moral crown.

You have zero interest in Nigerian politics? Very convenient.

If bad politics had not destroyed our education system, how many of these children would be depending on your philanthropy in the first place? If governance was working, how many “saviours” would still have this much relevance?

You say you care about the development of the south east, but you have no interest in the same politics that controls education, roads, jobs, security, infrastructure, business growth, and public policy in the south east.

So what exactly do you want to develop? The symptoms, while avoiding the disease?

This is the same model Nigerian pastors use. Keep people suffering, then appear with charity, prayers, scholarships, food packs, and motivational speeches. The broken system gives them relevance, so they never truly fight the system that keeps producing the victims they claim to help.

There is no difference between this type of philanthropy and Oga chess lord’s style of saviour complex. Bad governance creates the suffering, then some people build their brand from “helping” the victims of that same bad governance.

You cannot claim to love society while staying neutral about the politics destroying it.

You cannot claim to care about education while pretending politics has nothing to do with why education is dead.

You cannot claim to want the south east developed while refusing to confront the political failure that has kept it underdeveloped.

Neutrality in a collapsing country is not wisdom. It is self-preservation. And sometimes, it is business strategy.

Oga, you do not want the south east to develop. You want the south east to remain broken enough for your philanthropy to keep looking important.

[Soar Africa! @SSE_NGA]

Kelechi Iheanacho's brilliant goal off the bench for Celtic in the Scottish Cup.

That composure �

[Ex-Grammaton Cleric @OtunbaBrickz]

Relax A Nigerian that will come and argue the value proposition of this compared to a mansion in banana island or a flat in Eko Atlantic” will soon be assigned to you.

[Dopemedia Technologies @DopemediaT9433]

Whether you need a standout logo, creative packaging ideas for your products, or high-quality banners and flyers for your business we’ve got you covered.

#printing #branding #dmt

[Ði'Òtun™ Strut® @diotun]

But one thing is needful.

[Ði'Òtun™ Strut® @diotun]

@Tutsy22 Happy birthday to you!!! Age with grace!

[Ði'Òtun™ Strut® @diotun]

"Generosity begets generosity. Stinginess impoverishes.”

[Dr. Kenon @drkenon2]

Imagine an ex-governor receiving a salary of N500M-N700M annually, all because they were governors for 4-8 years aside from other benefits. Why? This is what Peter Obi rejected; the only ex-governor that rejected pensions & other benefits. We desperately need Peter Obi

[Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1]

All three Nigerian banks remain heavily reliant on Interest Income (82–86% of total income). This is driven by high interest rates on loans and heavy investment in government securities (T-bills & bonds).

Non-Interest Income (fees, commissions, FX trading, investment banking) is growing but still secondary for all three.