@UNnanwube @reubenmuhindi This is deeper than you think chief... A lot of forces do not like the fact that he (Dangote) has been able to make it (his refinery) work. They know that once most of the refineries start working, they won't be able to steal more money in the form of (subsidy). Think about it.
PayPal wants to quietly sneak back into Africa and Nigeria like nothing happened. I literally cried when PayPal closed an account we used in 2022 to collect Bet9ja and Betano ad revenue almost $1,000 gone just like that. A friend of mine lost $4,000.
Back then, I rejected a lot of gigs simply because PayPal was the only payment option. I would rather stay jobless than work and have PayPal eventually swallow the money.
You can’t treat us like garbage and then walk back into our lives as if nothing happened. Boycott PayPal. We don’t want them. We’ve moved on.
Another terrible platform is Payoneer. You receive funds, and then they start requesting documents that an average individual in Nigeria can’t easily obtain. In the end, you’re basically forced to leave the money stuck in the account.
Storytime!
A client once wanted to change their house design when we were already at roofing level. Yes, roofing!
It almost ruined the entire project.
Here’s how I managed it without losing my mind 🧵👇
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Quick site productivity tip:
Every morning, start with a simple checklist — your daily site tasks, materials needed, & pending issues.
10 minutes of planning can save you hours of correction.
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Artisan drama
Client wahala
Hidden costs
Government approvals
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Communication can make or break a project — silence is expensive. Always update your clients, your team, and artisans. If you’re new in this industry, save yourself stress and learn from this.
Clients will test your patience beyond limits. Some clients will change designs last minute, delay payments, or even blame you for their unrealistic expectations.
Never trust an artisan without supervision. One day of absence could cost you weeks of corrections.
Within 24hr of the video, she’s being threåtened by NYSC representatives for making the video criticizing Tinubu's government.😳😭
Wetyn Musa no go see for NYSC cam group 😭