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@chef_amakaa you people spewing hate are not Yoruba than the rest of us. the name displayed at the beginning of the video, background song and reference to ijebu people is not enough?
Ask him to address the nation when commanding officers of the army die on duty like this, you’ll never see him.
It’s only when it comes to politics and self glorification.
It depends. Early in your career, move a lot. In fact, you can do 4 in a few years. Hopping is a tested way to improve your income.
But mid-level up, the benefit to that strategy diminishes. At senior levels, excessive hopping has a reputation risk.
Just got my CFA level 3 result. I passed! 🥳🥳🥳
And just like that, I’ve passed all 3 levels of the CFA program 😊 All it took was 1,100 hours of study to answer 356 exam questions over 16.5 hours of exam time 😅
I’m ecstatic! Like a room without a roof! 😃
I was raised with no religion.
About a year ago, I ordered a Bible off of Amazon. Started reading 4 pages every day no matter what.
My life has changed forever.
He is risen.
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Duolingo has over 100 million users, but less than 10 percent of them pay for premium. That small percentage is still enough to scale the company and keep it profitable. They understand that if they aggressively force everyone into premium,(mind you the most active premium users are from the US they have a better buying power) they would lose a large portion of their user base. So they keep the core product free, build habits, and monetize a fraction.
Now bring that to Nigeria.
Nigeria has low buying power and one of the poorest in the world. Disposable income is limited. If you price software like you are targeting the US or Europe, conversion will naturally be low. It is not that people do not want to pay. It is that the pricing must match economic reality. Affordable tiers, localized pricing, and flexible plans make more sense in a low-income market.
The second issue is marketing.
Many founders treat marketing as just posting ads or pushing content. Marketing is deeper than that. It includes positioning, branding, tone of voice, user experience, and how people emotionally connect with the product. If users do not relate to your product, they will not pay for it.
There is also the customer journey. From awareness to onboarding to engagement to retention to conversion. Founders need to understand lifetime value, retention rates, churn, and how to nurture users over time. Without lifecycle marketing, you are just launching an app and hoping for miracles.
If you do not understand pricing strategy, branding, user journey, and lifetime value, you risk building a product that only you use.
Lifecycle marketing isn’t just sending emails—it’s managing the full customer journey: Awareness → Acquisition → Activation → Engagement → Retention → Monetization → Advocacy.
It boosts retention, increases lifetime value, reduces churn, drives paid conversions, and encourages word of mouth. Nigerian startups often ignore this, focusing only on downloads, which makes scaling and monetization much harder.
We are still behind, when the economy is better your app will grow and convert better.
People will pay. But pricing must fit the market, value must be clear, and marketing must be intentional.
For a founder in Nigeria to survive
He needs a
Good marketing team
Good sales team
Good business development team.
That understands the Nigerian market.
Thanks 🙏🏾