Filipus Nghinananye

P1: Those who have not crossed the river yet, should not laugh at those who are drowning.

Entrepreneurship will try to destroy you mentally before rewarding you financially. Only the strongest minds will win.

A very serious life lesson I’ve learned and I want to be open about is; You can’t really outfight a boss that doesn’t like you. You can be as hotheaded as you wish but it works against you in the end Managing upwards is a skill and I wish I had learned this earlier

Northern Namibia is blessed with horrible drivers. An old man just sways into your lane from the opposite site and when you hoot, stop and ask he says “Mona wange, ame op’ eike haidi opo (pointing…). Nand’ upule aanhu aveshe mom’kund’ amu. Uumbo lange olelii” 💔

The older I get, I completely understand why some people go off the grid and live their lives in private.

Never quit your job because of bullies, eye for an eye... bullies are weak

Don’t talk to coworkers like they are your BFF.. they could possibly throw you under the bus anytime to save themself Keep your distance Keep your peace

As a man, don't hide at home. Step out, build connections, face the world, take risks, and embrace every challenge. If you fail, rise and move on. If things end, rest in peace.

Smart people NEVERRRR tell anyone what’s going on in their career or personal life. Privacy is part of the luxury.

BREAKING NEWS: Coworkers are NOT your friends. Do your job and hit the gate. Period!

Sometimes you bring problems upon yourself by becoming friends with people you should simply greet and pass by.

The cleaners and security guards at your workplace are also your colleagues, respect them.

One thing I learned long ago, PLAN YOUR OWN BIRTHDAY! Even if it’s just you celebrating alone. Don’t let nobody stop your shine on your day!!

Imported cars from Japan aren’t lower quality. Same brands, same engines, same build standards. They’re cheaper because Japan replaces cars early, not because they’re worse. The negativity? Old Mindset. Truth is, a clean import is better looked after than a local car.

Guys, don’t be like that man. Give the security guards the WiFi password smh

We’re hiring! MEIYSAC invites qualified and passionate individuals to apply for exciting vacant positions. Be part of a team committed to shaping the future of MEIYSAC. Apply now and make a meaningful impact. #MEIYSAC #NowHiring #PublicService #NamibiaJobs #JoinOurTeam

Meet your SanlamAllianz Coastal Marathon Bus drivers 🏃‍♂️💨 The ones setting the pace, keeping you on track, and pushing you to that finish line. Trust the process, trust your pacers! #sanlamallianznamibia #WindhoekCityRunnersClub #sanlamallianzcoastalmarathon

Men celebrate things they tried soo hard to achieve. Birthday is not one of them.

Congratulations to the Graduates. Be open minded, the economy is tough, bartend if you must, apply for the police vacancies, use your knowledge to save yourself because the government will not save you.

The Bank of Namibia is pleased to announce a number of senior leadership promotions, appointments and re-designations as part of its continued commitment to institutional strength, continuity and agility. The changes reflect a forward-looking approach to building a resilient institution with broad-based expertise to serve Namibia’s evolving economic and financial landscape. The Bank extends it congratulations to: Promotions / Appointments ▪️Ms Moudi Hangula — appointed to Director: Legal, Governance, Risk and Compliance ▪️Ms Anthea Angermund — appointed to Director of Financial Markets ▪️Ms Helvi Fillipus — appointed to Economic Advisor in the Governor’s Office ▪️Mr Petrus Shifotoka — seconded as Head of the Namibia Deposit Guarantee Authority Re-designations ▪️Ms Ancois Plaatje — re-designated to Director: Financial Stability and Macroprudential Oversight ▪️Ms Magreth Tjongarero — re-designated to Director: Banking Supervision We wish them every success as they take up these important responsibilities in advancing the Bank’s mandate and contributing to Namibia’s economic progress.

Not to be missed.