Just because someone is high up on the organisational ladder doesn't make them influential. If it did, top-down change projects would always succeed. There are other factors that create influence far more than status does https://t.co/Fi0Z7lsbB0 By @tnvora#100RepeatTweets no.35
@CelebrityBarMan The interesting thing is all these are from the £20 Nigerian government left for Igbos to start their lives afresh. Abeg e nor get where e reach. You guys are making us proud. 👌
Nigerian people deserve their freedom of speech & to be treated like normal human beings. All Twitter jokes aside, this is not right, I wish there was something we could do more to help, but I’m keeping you all in my prayers. May things change in the favor of the people 🙏🏼
@TundeTASH I'm not one of those people who make you feel like you're stupid for working a 9-5.
Working a 9-5 is cool
And you know the cooler thing?
Having a side business that also pays you multiple times in a month.
I have decided to give a free training where ...
@TundeTASH This might help you
Going through the bank statement of many Nigerians, you'll only find a credit alert once or twice in a month...every other thing na debit.
And it gets me wondering...
How do people survive getting paid just twice in a month?
Don't get me wrong
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@TundeTASH Wetin concern Nigerian govt with tech ecosystem. As long as cows are allowed to roam freely, there’s oil in the south and international countries/bodies to get loans from. They’re good.
The banning of Twitter in Nigeria will send a message to the tech ecosystem in Silicon Valley.
This might also affect the "friendly place to do business' indices.