" Me and Denilson was the icons in our videos, people said we made Mark Angel comedy worth watching but Mark Angel was paying me Just 100k and he was making over $200k bi-weekly from our videos on YouTube back then. I invested my life for our skits and when it got to a point when we are at the top I had to start withdrawing because he wasn't treating me right. "
— Emmanuela
The federal government announced 10 steps to help alleviate the pains of the fuel price increase.
However sensationalist have taken a few of the announcements out of context to feed their ever gullible audience.
The 10 steps include:
1. Margin discount at NNPC stations
2. Forward sales of crude to local refineries.
3. Price Modulation
4. Removing illegal levies
5. More direct support. Conditional cash transfers.
6. Faster CNG roll out
7. Excess profit Tax (under consideration). This is targeted at businesses within the energy value chain exploiting consumers
8. Less red tape
9. National strategic fuel reserve.
10. Better traffic and Logistics.
Side note: My delivery wasn’t sharp.
I was angry and irritated while making the video but wanted it to be purely informative.
So I tried very hard not to speak a certain way. Cut out things a few times. 👍🏾
"... then I went to Covenant University. We were not trained to work for anybody. We are trained to build only. PayStack - Covenant, PiggyVest - Covenant..."
- BankHead
Bankhead lost a ₦2 billion business on a day’s notice when Landmark Beach was demolished.
But he says the loss “happened for a good cause.” It pushed him to start again.
Now, he has two new businesses he calls “blood money.”
When ancestral religion disappears, the loss can reach far beyond belief—it can take with it rituals, stories, symbols, and ways of understanding one’s place in the world. #fypシ゚
Imagine someone owing you ₦5 million for a year and a half and refusing to pick up your calls. When he eventually wants to pay, he mistakenly sends ₦50 million and starts calling you.
What would you do? 😂
Listen to what BankHead did when he found himself in that situation.
"... my brother, they had done over 1.6 million on yam alone. Do you know they recycle your oil for you with baking powder?"
Running a food business in Nigeria is not for the weak. Listen to BankHead share his experience.