@SayEntrepreneur We're not against y'all. We don't just want to tek your jobs by supporting your team😂
Remember it is your job to support your team.
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Israel Bankole
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Israel Bankole
@BankoleIsrael5
Holy Spirit Pal | MBA (Human Resource Management)|Recruitment Consultant | Talent Acquisition | Talent Sourcer | MANCHESTER UNITED FAN
Lagos, Nigeria Beigetreten Eylül 2019
256 Folgt172 Follower
The whole of Africa is against South Africa!
Come on Bafana Bafana silence them!!!!
#BafanaMexico #FWC2026
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@Iam_AbayomiKay Welcome to the club 😁
Congratulations my guy 🎉
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All my grades are now recorded, I officially completed my Masters degree today🥳🥳❤️
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For no reason, entrepreneurs have started dragging who suffer pass with 9-5ers.
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We’re Hiring: Wealth Manager
Work mode: Contract (Commission Based)
We're seeking a results-driven Wealth Manager to drive deposit growth and manage HNI relationships.
Apply: forms.gle/eCVUAXq1QwM1zb…
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Network is bad - 30 minutes meeting, you'll use 10 minutes to shout "can you hear me?"
Electricity is terrible! One can't make food. Beans wey I cook now, I dey beg God make e no spoil.
Fuel is now sold at #1000+/L
Who did we really offend in this country?
Omooooooooooo ehnn
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Hiring!
Role: Marketing/Partnership Lead – Nightlife
Location: Lagos (Hybrid)
Our Product - Pedivel provides POS, QR ordering, analytics, and inventory tools for clubs and bars
Requirements: 3 years in nightlife marketing/BD
If qualified, you can apply here hizzyhub@gmail.com
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Massive Hiring!
🚀 We’re Hiring: Loan Sales Agent
💰 ₦100k salary + ₦30k allowance
📍 Yaba, Lagos (Hybrid)
Role:
• Source clients & process loans
• Manage loan portfolios
• Drive business growth
📩 Apply: hizzyhub@gmail.com
#lagosnigeria
#jobs59
#Lagosjobs
#SuperBowl
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Emeka was a good man. A religious man. He earned ₦100,000 working as a logistics officer. His wife, Tolu, was a Senior Dev at a Fintech company earning ₦1.2 million monthly.
The gap was wide, but Emeka wanted to be the Man of the House.
One Sunday, he heard a message from the pulpit: "If you earn ₦100k and she earns ₦1m, give her ₦50k. She will value your sacrifice more than her millions."
The congregation shouted "Amen!" Emeka shouted the loudest. He felt like God had given him the cheat code to secure his wife's submission.
So, the ritual began.
Every month, immediately the alert entered, Emeka sent ₦50,000 to Tolu with the narration: "For your hair and maintenance. Love you."
Tolu would smile, say "Aww, thanks baby," and use the money to buy one Uber Eats lunch for herself and her colleagues.
Meanwhile, Emeka was dying.
With only ₦50k left for himself, he turned into a magician.
He stopped taking bikes; he started trekking to save ₦200.
He stopped eating meat; he became a vegetarian by force.
He wore the same shoe for 2 years until the sole started talking.
He told himself, "I am building a home. She sees my sacrifice. She respects me."
For three years, Emeka gave her ₦1.8 million in total.
For three years, Tolu stacked her own ₦1.2 million monthly. She bought lands and treasury bills.
Emeka had nothing. No savings. No investments. Just the pride that he was "taking care" of his wife.
Then came the "Japa" conversation.
Tolu got a job offer in the UK. The relocation cost was heavy.
Emeka sat her down, chest pumped up. "Babe, how do we plan this? We need to pool funds."
Tolu looked at him with confusion. "We? Emeka, with all due respect, what funds do you have?"
Emeka stuttered. "I... I have been taking care of you. I have been sending you allowance..."
Tolu laughed. A dry, wicked laugh.
"Emeka, that ₦50k? That was data money. Do you want me to use data money to pay for Visa and NHS surcharge? Please, I have already paid for myself. You should try and sort yourself out."
Two months later, Tolu was at Heathrow. Emeka was at Murtala Muhammed Airport, waving goodbye to a wife who had outgrown him.
He went back to his empty self-contain. He checked his account balance: ₦4,200.
He sat on the floor and calculated.
If he had saved that ₦50k for 3 years, he would have nearly ₦2 million. He could have started a business. He could have invested.
Instead, he invested in "Gender Roles" that gave him zero ROI.
His wife didn't value the ₦50k more than her millions. She valued survival. And because she had millions, she survived. Because he gave his all, he was left behind.
CHUKS 🍥@ChuksEricE
"If your wife earns ₦1 million a month while you earn ₦100k, don’t expect her to use her ₦1 million to take care of the family. Instead, you can split your ₦100k and give her ₦50k, she will value your ₦50k more than her ₦1 million." — Pastor Paul Enenche
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Brahim Díaz aside, name an African who has played for Real Madrid.
You can’t
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@FellMentKE Was it LinkedIn that was joining the interviews?
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@fumzeeygold Answer is C
“Neither” is grammatically singular, even though it refers to two items.
Therefore, it takes a singular verb.
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