Olomitutu-Olowe

God first... Humanity over Tribalism Proudly Manchester United Politically Neutral

[Olomitutu-Olowe @dotlikethat]

@BigbadEricc @mc_lively_ Man Utd don’t sell players to Liverpool and City. They consider them as rivals and vice-versa

[Olomitutu-Olowe @dotlikethat]

@BigbadEricc @mc_lively_ What about Man Utd and Liverpool or Man City?

[Olomitutu-Olowe @dotlikethat]

@HonShield None of the above

[Olomitutu-Olowe @dotlikethat]

@ose_anenih @DejiAdesogan This your take makes me rmb jack bauer in the 24 film series. He's an agent activated to stop terrorist from killing millions of people, and you don't think he will stop them at all cost? At a point he has to go bring the mother of one suicide bomber & threatened him with his mom

[Olomitutu-Olowe @dotlikethat]

@ose_anenih @DejiAdesogan Do you think terrorist or bandits play by the rule of fair engagement?

[Olomitutu-Olowe @dotlikethat]

@arojinle1 Just another example. When Manchester United transfer listed Rashford, the put a buy clause on him, and they made it clear that the price is not for Man City and Liverpoo in particular. They see them as their rival that are not to be strengthen.

[BSAT Properties @BSAT_Properties]

My candid advice:

Before you rush to China in a bid to start a business, go to the big markets in Nigeria. Markets like Balogun, Trade Fair, Onitsha Main Market, etc. and check the prices of the things you are going to buy and ship from China. Then see if that trip to China is really worth it.

China is the land of MOQ. When I say MOQ, I mean MOQs running into tens of thousands. I priced a particular bottle in China, and the MOQ was 10,000 pieces. The company was going to produce them for me at the rate of ₦200 each. Meanwhile, for an MOQ of 2,000 pieces, those same bottles were ₦650 each. So, I opted to buy 2,000 pieces.

Guess what? By the time the bottles got to Nigeria and I paid for shipping and clearing, they amounted to ₦1,100 each.

Now let me tell you the more interesting part. I entered the market in Nigeria and saw bottle suppliers selling those same bottles for ₦950 each. Meanwhile, I had tied down my money for four months, waiting for my shipment to arrive from China, only to stroll into the market and realise I had wasted my money and my time. I could have bought those bottles in Nigeria and turned over that money ten times within those four months.

I learned a hard lesson.

China is also the land of dup£s. They can do you the "more you look, the less you see." Except they know you are a customer who buys in hundreds of millions from them, they won't be scared to lose you.

You cannot be running your business with ₦20 million and people's pre-order money and hope to compete with the big importers in the market who are running the same business with over ₦500 million, people who open 40ft containers every two months.

The item that China will give to you for ₦5,000, China will give to them for ₦500 and still add hundreds of extras on top to entice them to keep coming back.

You can't go to ordinary stores in China to pick items and expect to make a profit. You need serious millions to access the actual manufacturers. Some of them will tell you to send them $100,000 before they can produce for you. Do you have it? 🤔

But guess what... Igbo traders in the market can make that transfer without blinking.

I will always advise that before you go to China and start stressing yourself buying market for people there, it is better to enter the big markets in Nigeria, patiently go round the market, even if it takes one week and look for importers you can buy from to resell or even dropship from.

It will save you the stress, cost you less money, and you may even make more profit than spending hundreds of thousands on a visa, paying exorbitant flight tickets to China, staying in hotels, spending money on food and drinks, only to buy an item for ₦5,000 in China that suppliers will give to you in Nigeria for ₦4,500.

My own is to give you people my candid advice. It's now left for you to take it or leave it.

But hey... don't let me deter you from going to dropship in China.

© Lolo Nneka Obani

[Olomitutu-Olowe @dotlikethat]

@Omoolajide @OloriSports @Cristiano @selecaoportugal They are both goats

[Daddy D.O🇳🇬 @DOlusegun]

ONSA appreciation post 🙏🏿

[Olomitutu-Olowe @dotlikethat]

@OloriSports I be think say na only me ooo... I don wack eba (yesterday one o) and ila-alasepo this early mọmọ

[Olomitutu-Olowe @dotlikethat]

@Olawale_ynwa @SirDavidBent @iamobire Amen!

[Olomitutu-Olowe @dotlikethat]

@HonShield @iam_stilljoe How?

[Olomitutu-Olowe @dotlikethat]

@Elkrosmediahub A whole presidential candidate parking illegally.

[Olomitutu-Olowe @dotlikethat]

@Sddj_ @Agidigbo887FM Okay

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@Sddj_ @Agidigbo887FM Any which way... We are just happy and grateful that they are out.

[Olomitutu-Olowe @dotlikethat]

@Mz_Tosyn Oluwaseun ooo

[Tadé Makinwa @MackOmotade]

It’s so funny to see that people are genuinely angry that we are celebrating the safe return of the kidnapped children.

Like… were you expecting to hear that they had been killed so you could score some cheap political points? Were you looking for another campaign material? Or what exactly were you waiting for?

We are thanking God, thanking the Federal Government, and appreciating the security personnel for bringing these children back safely, yet some of you are still fuming. Y’all will surely fume more. Go and look for another point to campaign with because this one, God has already shut your mouths.

For weeks, you people were counting days.

“It’s been 30 days.”
“It’s been 40 days.”
“It’s been 50 days.”

Every day came with another countdown and another round of outrage.

Now the children are back alive, and you are still angry.

Some are asking, “Who rescued them?”
“How did they come back?” “Are we sure these are the children” “Why are they smiling?” “Where are the bandits?” Some are even questioning why we are happy or grateful in the first place.

If the reverse had happened, social media would have been on fire by now with calls for the President to resign.

Now some of you are asking why we are thanking the President and not the governor, as though when the news of the kidnapping first broke, it wasn’t the President you blamed, abused, and held responsible.

So when it was time to apportion blame, his name was everywhere. But now that the children have returned safely, suddenly his name should not be mentioned?

Something is truly working many of you in the head.

Once again, we are genuinely happy that these children and their teachers have returned home safely to their families.

And to those who are unhappy because this did not end the way you hoped, may the sadness you have chosen remain with you forever.

And before I forget, fem your gutter mouth.

#Tadé

[Olomitutu-Olowe @dotlikethat]

We appreciate you immensely. God bless you and all yours.

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Argentina just beat Spain at the 2026 World Cup final, 3-2.

[Aderonke Adesola ( Ibadan Camavinga) @OloriSports]

The rescue of the abducted Orire teachers and students is the best news I’ve received this year

Thank You GOD !!!! Omooo ‘!!! O lagbara o