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@Fearles0011

Katılım Mart 2023
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fearless@Fearles0011·
@NecheXTech Inflation is definitely the bigger issue. Even if ₦150k looks decent on paper, its purchasing power keeps falling. Exporting is good, but reducing inflation and improving productivity should also be priorities.
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NecheX@NecheXTech·
Jobs that pays ₦150,000 with accommodations and subsidized meal tickets are considered a high paying job in Nigeria. And it should be if only that, inflation hasn't taken a big portion of it away. How do we usher in affordable living in Nigeria. I think as the Chinese continues to bring their expertise into the country, especially Igbo nation. Their competitive advantage will be on pricing. I'm definitely worried on the issue of inflation. It's reason Igbo manufacturers must think exports on the first day they set up their manufacturing plant.
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Polyglot adedeji Odulesi
Polyglot adedeji Odulesi@polyglotodulesi·
Emmanuel Kabir Iliya is a 100% Hausa man from Katsina State. He lived in Ananbra State where he schooled and later went into apprenticeship. His Oga settled him and sponsored him to Mozambique where he is into Spare parts business and he is doing well. While at school, (Sancta maria nursery and primary school, Adazi Nnukwu) he always came first in Igbo language and also represented his school in Igbo competition. He says anyone in doubt should verify at the school. He says where he is today is courtesy of God and Igbo people. We spoke Hausa, Igbo, English and Portuguese in the Interview. Travel broadens the mind.
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fearless@Fearles0011·
@winexviv Imagine him joining your school and you are still in ss1 😭
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Alex Onyia
Alex Onyia@winexviv·
Our star boy, Egejurum Onyedikachi, graduated from primary school today. He was the valedictorian.
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Abd.Qudus Ọlalẹƴẹ
Abd.Qudus Ọlalẹƴẹ@AbdulqudusO_·
@polyglotodulesi We’d love to connect and explore how we can make this vision a reality in Southwest,for Southwest student also
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Polyglot adedeji Odulesi@polyglotodulesi·
I was pleasantly surprised when a British woman sent me the picture of her son, Alex with two Nigerians. From their name tags, I can see that one is Yoruba and the other is Igbo. The excited son and mother do not know Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, Efik, Kanuri etc. What they know is Nigerians. I didn't know this Briton before now, she definitely follows me on FB and sent it to my DM to celebrate with our excellent performance at the just concluded STEM competition in Rome. She was glad that I posted it. Unfortunately, back home, we keep demarketing ourselves online and these potential investors are reading the room quietly. We can and should do better.
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Polyglot adedeji Odulesi@polyglotodulesi·
Nigerians have been chosen over the years to represent their colleagues in foreign institutions at graduation ceremonies for ages. When it was the turn of Nnabuike Chisom, he chose to do it differently. He recently brilliantly delivered a keynote graduation speech entirely in fluent Mandarin Chinese at his master's graduation ceremony at Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, China where nearly 4,000 people were present. After the speech, he also performed a traditional Chinese Kuaiban performance which is often described as a cross between storytelling, poetry recitation, and rhythmic performance. This excellent feat brought him international recognition. Everybody might have been doing something the same way and that makes it common. When it's your turn, do it differently and the world will notice you and honor you.
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StatiSense@StatiSense·
🌍 AFRICA’S WEALTHIEST CITIES (2025) By number of resident US dollar millionaires City — Number of millionaires(usd 1m+) 1 🇿🇦 Johannesburg — 11,700 2 🇿🇦 Cape Town — 8,500 3 🇪🇬 Cairo — 6,800 4 🇰🇪 Nairobi — 4,200 5 🇿🇦 Cape Winelands — 3,800 6 🇿🇦 Umhlanga & Ballito — 3,700 7 🇳🇬 Lagos — 3,600 8 🇿🇦 Garden Route — 3,200 9 🇲🇦 Casablanca — 2,900 10 🇿🇦 Pretoria — 2,300 #Statisense (Africa Wealth Report 2025)
Sheni Coker@sheni_coker

“There are 1 million people in Lagos who have $1m”. Lol. Nigeria is too poor for all these money conversations. Let’s be serious pls

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fearless@Fearles0011·
@Tommtalent @StatiSense But lagosians dey call their own foreigners and were even planning to chase them away 😭😂
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carter🌚
carter🌚@carter8f·
“We won the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, but Nigerians had no idea what we went through. The NFF didn’t pay for our hotel, our training bus was taken away, and we were eating rice for lunch and dinner every day. We had to use our own money for food and even rent a mini bus ourselves”😳 — Jay-Jay Okocha
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fearless@Fearles0011·
@Kiteliban It doesn't make sense since its same Nigeria just let separate take your nigeria and leave igbos alone 😭😭
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Blue Kites
Blue Kites@Kiteliban·
No one is fighting anyone. Both groups are merely ideologically incompatible. Yorubas are aware of this and focus on building their own region. You will rarely see them in Igboland. If Igbos adopt a similar approach and focus on building their own region too, all will be well.
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N.M.A@peculiarchichii

Igbos and Yorubas are two strong groups in Nigeria. Igbos are known for business and hard work. They trade everywhere. Yorubas are good at education, big cities, and running companies. Both love learning and making money. But will fighting each other really help?

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fearless@Fearles0011·
@AyomideRoman @nwaocheimarvel @peculiarchichii Emigration is not always driven by poverty. That's why I'll always say you guys are far from being the most educated. Anyways its not like its different countries its same Nigeria 😂😭
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N.M.A@peculiarchichii·
Igbos and Yorubas are two strong groups in Nigeria. Igbos are known for business and hard work. They trade everywhere. Yorubas are good at education, big cities, and running companies. Both love learning and making money. But will fighting each other really help?
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fearless@Fearles0011·
@HassanY78101751 @topeapoola @yabaleftonline Yes if the current government is not corrupt it wouldn't have been like that who will vote out a good government when you are not sure if the candidate will be better?
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YabaLeftOnline
YabaLeftOnline@yabaleftonline·
“Ghanaians are smarter than Nigerians. My greatest fear is raising my kids in Nigeria because there are too many dull people here” — Opeyemi Famakin
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Temitope@topeapoola·
@yabaleftonline Passion for success coupled with shamelessness is why Nigerians are often mistaken as intelligent globally. We are actually among the dumbest people in the world. We need to fix this - I mean look at the Obidients with their arguments. Shameful.
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MoCrown👸 Modupe Adeboye-Ayoroh
Get your facts right. While it is true that the Ghanaian government pays WAEC registration fees for eligible students enrolled in public schools, in Nigeria, whether your fees are paid depends on which state you live in Lagos, Delta, Borno, Kano, Yobe, Kwara, Kaduna, Kano, Kogi, Oyo, Ogun, Edo states pay for WAEC Now go and face your state government.
Alex Onyia@winexviv

I just learned that under Ghana’s Free Senior High School policy, the government pays the WASSCE registration fees for every student in public schools. Then I looked at Nigeria, where WAEC and NECO fees have just increased. I’m struggling to understand the logic. Nigeria has one of the largest populations of out-of-school children in the world. Thousands of children drop out every year because their families simply cannot keep up with the cost of education. Education is under attack in Nigeria and we have to fight back.

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Elochukwu Ohagi@ElochukwuOhagi·
Before you can go go for visa as an Igbo man, you must leave Igbo land to either the Northern land of Abuja or Yoruba land of Lagos. What tribalism is bigger than this?
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King Delmart | Lumina Minds
🇳🇬 From Ado-Ekiti to the global stage! Meet Adeolu Oluwadamilola, a brilliant spark from St. Lawrence Metropolitan College, Ekiti State, representing Nigeria 🇳🇬 at the Spelling Bee World Cup in Shanghai, China 🇨🇳. Her journey is proof that with grit, no dream is too far. ✨
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