Rotimi Olawale

Founder, & budding Documentary Film-Maker and @malalafund Education Champion

[-valar morghulis- @eldivine]

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).

[Rotimi Olawale @rotexonline]

@byte_l0rd @eldivine You're quoting countries that planned and ruthlessly implemented the plans. They didn't start planning when they become wealthy, they actually planned their way to wealth

[Rotimi Olawale @rotexonline]

@byte_l0rd @eldivine Doesn't matter that airlines are largely an unprofitable venture. Capital intensive and very slim profit margins plus inefficiency that most states have operated in forever. States with no functional ambulance service are setting up an airline

[Rotimi Olawale @rotexonline]

@byte_l0rd @eldivine It's not automatic.
How do you become a rich country? More revenue? See what's happening in SA? Wide inequalities Rich doesn't solve maternal mortality on its own. States have earned significantly more revenue since '23, what have they used it for, five states now have airlines

[Rotimi Olawale @rotexonline]

@byte_l0rd @eldivine I don't understand

[Rotimi Olawale @rotexonline]

@asemota Most large hotels are not optimised for corporate clients. Many hotel owners build with walk in guest in mind. Corporate clients are looking for 40/50 rooms, a conference centre, break out meeting rooms and a board room. While franchises are expensive, they help with standards

[Rotimi Olawale @rotexonline]

@EngeesBishop It's not a preference, made it to international architecture magazines. It's a statement piece

[Rotimi Olawale @rotexonline]

@EngeesBishop I won't go far, the Calabar International conference centre has a better design

[Rotimi Olawale @rotexonline]

@EngeesBishop The moment you have turned this into an ethnic sentiment, you've lost me. 🙂 Cheers

[Rotimi Olawale @rotexonline]

@asemota I feel that travel also exposes you to different cultures and experiences, doesn't make you better, sometimes the impact are subtle, you notice the difference over time. Some of the things I used to hold as constant, I now see that it's as a result of where I was born and grew up

[Refuge of Life Foundation, RelFondNigeria. @RelFondNigeria]

This soul searching program is coming up tomorrow. The Boy-Child and Young Men need to be taught the new norm of positive Masculinity. @menagainstgbv is intentional about this.

@ImpactBolarinwa @dudubody @henfes2010 @Adexconsult @rotexonline

[Rotimi Olawale @rotexonline]

@Nairametrics Mr Biggs

[Rotimi Olawale @rotexonline]

@sxdiqcarter_ @Wizarab10 Lols. Until an Abeokuta man cannot understand Ijesa, Owo and Ekiti languages. Be there claiming slight variation

[Rotimi Olawale @rotexonline]

@TheoAbuAgada The question most people are not asking is, how did he get his 194M, and then to lock it away. He has a business that's minting money that can afford him to lock this amount. I am sure this is also spreading risk and perhaps a stable income to cover day to day operating cost

[Rotimi Olawale @rotexonline]

@Babajiide @eldivine Laughing in Spanish, my TSLA is up 69%. It's not down 😂

[Rotimi Olawale @rotexonline]

I have one small annoying thing about the @investbamboo app, for instance, this ROKU stock, I have sold it more than a year ago, and it still remains on my stock list. I can't find a way to delete it, and keep wondering why it's there. I hope they fix it soon

[Rotimi Olawale @rotexonline]

@nwoko_greg62705 @toluogunlesi @radionigeriahq Dr. Christopher Kolade,. May his soul rest in peace. A fine gentleman and elder statesman

[Rotimi Olawale @rotexonline]

@SuleJacobs What industry? At what period in Africa? What year frame? Some companies thrived during COVID while others struggled. There was a period where a lot of manufacture closed down in Nigeria for instance. It was an ecosystem thing and not just one company

[Rotimi Olawale @rotexonline]

@SuleJacobs There's context to this thing sha. What institutional support were available to him that wasn't available to the person who took charge? What metrics were they using to measure performance that they couldn't fire him before he ran it down?