Now that the Ikorodu frozen-food shop brouhaha has died down, how can someone who wasn't rich before and is starting from scratch aspire to make $1m in Nigeria and remain liquid without going broke?
Two parts to this. Making money and maintaining a consistent level of wealth.
Everyone is complaining about how to raise money. Please, if you want to raise money as a Nigerian business and you have between N100m and N1B in revenue, you're profitable, and have at least 3 years of financial records please send an email to [email protected]
We would like to speak to you.
In your email include the name of your company, the location and what it does.
We have many people in Nigeria and diaspora willing to give you money.
Don't say we never did anything for you.
(Please retweet for reach. Thank you).
I’ve spent the past couple of weeks building Looters: a public archive of Nigerian political corruption since the 1990s.
Governors, ministers, shell companies, Swiss accounts, the Jersey trusts, — one searchable graph.
You too can connect the dots: https://t.co/faIfzWfAIp
If you know any young person that wrote JAMB(UTME) this year and scored upto 220...tell him/her to apply for Mastercard Foundation scholarship at Pan-Atlantic University! Deadline is May 22nd!
https://t.co/SoQrb1XNPU
Resharing, someone needs it.
I’ve suggested we create an independent remote communications group. product/brand designers, copywriters, brand communicators, strategists, voiceover talents, R&D, data analysts, video editors, and motion graphics designers. Our objective will be to flood the digital space with materials that inspire massive voter turnout for NDC. Because that’s the sure way out in a three horse race. The battle ahead will be really fierce. We do not need to wait for them. This is independent, organic and pro bono. The earlier it starts, the better. I’m game whenever everyone is ready.
@Solomon5266@FemiOlaloku@fimiletoks I can bet everything I have that you do not have a business. It’s becoming increasingly difficult to be civil with you lot.
🎓 If you are a student, staff member, alumnus, parent, or simply interested in the story of University of Nigeria, Nsukka hostels, come closer.
Did you know that beyond the N44,000 hostel accommodation and allocation fee reportedly paid by each student, the Federal Government also disbursed a total of N594.6m between 2022–2025 for hostel-related projects in the university, largely for rehabilitation and a few construction works?
In 2025 alone, a total sum of N125.79m was paid for the same purpose. This is aside from other allocations made to the institution for different needs.
With an average of four students to a room in many cases, students and other stakehoders deserve to know:
🏠 Which hostels were rehabilitated?
🏠 What exact work was done?
🏠 Which contractors received these funds?
🏠 Were the projects completed to standard?
🏠 Why are accommodation pressures still common?
Public education funds must translate into decent living conditions, safe hostels, and better welfare for students. We are publishing the list below so stakeholders can see who got what and for what purpose.
If Nigeria must work, public institutions must answer questions and public money must show results.
#publicfundsmustworkforthegoodofthepeople
@teflony@Tobi_olafeso@Joe_brendan_@exhibit_studio No, the problem as at TODAY is generation. We can’t even generate enough to distribute. Nigerians currently manage 43% of electricity generated in November 2025. Blame it on gas shortages and inability to pay the GENCOs. So yes, our primary problem is generation.
@Celeste86985641@AyWoFa@ThisIsAgam So, effectively, only TWO managers (both R Madrid managers) have won more than one UCL trophies since Pep’s time at City?