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@MrKish01

Chief Sales Officer @IPROMobileng

Abuja, Nigeria Katılım Haziran 2023
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Victor@MrKish01·
Check out these amazing moblie phones, very affordable, durable and tech savvy. To purchase DM or @ipromobileng
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Victor@MrKish01·
@teefehbaby Women know each other deeply and hate each other.
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Pressy🥰❤️@teefehbaby·
How come we never see Father-in-law and Husband fighting, why is it always wife and Mother-in-law?
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Victor@MrKish01·
@Dr_MoodX I don't think your no4 is for every woman. Some women like it more when they know you had and can still pull women. They feel better that they're the chosed one amidst many.
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Dr. Mood
Dr. Mood@Dr_MoodX·
1. Most women know exactly what a guy is implying they just act innocent. 2. When a woman behaves playfully like a child, she's with someone she deeply loves. 3. Women fall for the person who fulfills their deepest psychological needs. 4. One thing almost every woman dislikes is hearing a man talk about another woman. 5. A woman will often test boundaries, not to push you away, but to confirm your strength and consistency. 6. Complimenting her mind leaves a deeper mark than complimenting her looks - but only if it's genuine. 7. Many women notice micro-details about you (tone, scent, energy) long before they notice what you're wearing.
Bambulu@Bqmbulu

Uncomfortable truths about women nature every man should know

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HONITEL👑
HONITEL👑@HonitelHQ·
Asake btw. He dropped an album this month, which means his team is still promoting the project. Yet, in the same month his album is making waves, he cleared an incredible verse for his guy, Blaqbonez. They shot the video and right now, Toki and some Giran team members are even promoting the song on their socials. Again, this is the same month he dropped M$NEY. This is what friendship is all about. Showing up for your guys when they need you the most. They go way back from OAU, and Blaq has never stopped singing his praises from day 1. He was one of the first people who believed Asake was going to be a superstar. Some of you will make it and all of a sudden, you become too busy for your friends. I hope everyone learns a thing or two about friendship from Asake.
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Ceecee@RealCeecee·
@Wizarab10 You people have started again ooo. I thought you people said the olden days women didn't cheat. You all said they were the best. Where is this coming from?
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Victor@MrKish01·
@chioma_sznn @iamvictor_ec She wanted to fuck him if not it wouldn't have happened. Women control sex, men control commitment.
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Big Oma😈@chioma_sznn·
@iamvictor_ec So in a nutshell you took advantage of her? Because she was vulnerable and had nobody to run to you helped her after helping her you then thought she's so attractive and she's your type of a sudden.
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iamvictor EC@iamvictor_ec·
My neighbor’s wife already has five children, and she is currently breastfeeding her youngest child. Even with the demands of caring for a large family, she remains patient, attentive, and deeply committed to her children’s wellbeing. Her days are filled with constant responsibility, but she continues to care for them with strength. One day she has family issues with her husband, the issues get worst the husband leave her and the children and run away,many weeks later the woman struggled to feed the family, she is not doing anything that could help financially to be able to take good care of the family, When I noticed that, I supported her by buying her and the family 1 bag of rice and even supported them with a cash of 200,000 naira
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EMPIRE NATIØN👑@ItzEmpireKing

Ever had Sex it your neighbor what led to it😁

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JRG_BZ@R3DB0N3Z·
@Callme_BigV @KennyCloud This is some feminine shit right here. You either pick em to marry or don’t date.
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BLXCK@Callme_BigV·
Too real
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Victor@MrKish01·
God please put me on 🙏
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Victor@MrKish01·
Well done is better than well said.
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Victor@MrKish01·
@LegitWearss @avrilamaka What's the "God will do yours for you" is she telling you that God will take care of you? 😂
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Legit Wears
Legit Wears@LegitWearss·
@avrilamaka She wants baby girl treatment while I keep telling her there’s nothing like having her own money
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Avril Amaka@avrilamaka·
I haven't listened to this video with sound on, it unfortunately came onto my timeline, but it made me realize, the way some women present themselves, the way they speak, how they use their hands is enough for me to determine I would prefer to go deaf before I absorb anything they have to say. You are irrelevant before I even press play. Next.
ChukwuNonso✍️@Mazi_Chinonso1

No girl likes a broke man, if you don’t have money na only your mom will love you as a man — lady claims

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Sabi Pharmacist💊@SabiPharmacist1·
@instablog9ja Men gradually taking themselves out of responsibility, Una no wan be ODOGWU or Kabiyesi again. Now u want partnership for finance. So no head of house again o, Everyone has a role to play as each heads of house.
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Instablog9ja@instablog9ja·
In marriage every income you earn is for the family; who earns more is irrelevant— Writer Dickson
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Victor@MrKish01·
@sidney_sbm I will just snub her to hell. You're a better human than I am bro. 😅
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Sidney
Sidney@sidney_sbm·
This girl wanted to test me with 800k billing… Just 5 days after we met at the gym and exchanged contact. The audacity is out of this world.
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Some Girls have m@d Audacity… Damn

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Victor@MrKish01·
You mean he can't earn more? She can't loose that job? Guy, there are other values more important than money and you don't seem to know them. If your self worth is tied to your current financial earnings you're worthless.
Ghost Writer ✍️@Prezain_LJ

Am I the only one who doesn’t see anything wrong in what she did? Ooh, maybe I’m a realist and I don’t get beclouded by emotions. That man is a red flag because every other man knows you should be ahead of your woman in certain key areas. Financially and intellectually, she should be able to look up to you as her leader and mentor. Men naturally demand respect and submission. You cannot expect that from a woman who earns more than you, who may even be smarter, and who has a career edge over you. Look at how Veekee James, at every slight opportunity, lets the world know that she is the one paying the bills and not Femi. How many men would tolerate that? Money carries authority and command. It takes great effort for a woman to earn more than you and still remain submissive. As a man, I can never marry a woman who is financially better than me. If I am earning 250k, I will marry a woman who earns the same or less. Someone may ask what happens in marriage if she grows and eventually earns more than you. That is different. At least she grew under my leadership. I must have played a role in her growth, and that is still to my credit. Always ensure you are financially steps ahead of your woman. He who pays the piper, to a great extent, dictates the tune. On the lady’s part, women are hypergamous by nature. She was honest with herself. When it comes to marriage and relationship decisions, women can be ruthless, as they should be. This kind of salary arrangement often leads to a 50/50 dynamic, or it results in issues such as her constantly explaining financial decisions or being pressured to support him financially. She knows the man more than we “online in-laws” do. Who knows how financially reckless he might be? He could be the type who constantly monitors a woman’s finances. As the higher earner, no matter how we sugarcoat it, even if the man insists on running the home with his modest salary, given the economic realities of the country, she will still carry a heavy financial burden. Many women do not want that. I like to be honest and blunt with myself. If this scenario involved my daughter or sister, would I encourage her to marry a man who is less financially stable than she is at the start of the marriage? Absolutely not. In the future, many of us will become fathers, and you will understand. When you visit prospective in-laws to say you want to marry their daughter, the first question is, “What do you do for a living?” Then imagine discovering that your daughter earns more than her husband-to-be. Ask yourself honestly whether you would still encourage that marriage.

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Victor@MrKish01·
And if you say that the man will be insecure since the woman is earning more, then you're saying that the women experiencing DV in their marriages cos they ain't earning as the man doesn't deserve pity. So if you ain't earning equally, you deserve to suffer.
blessing Ailen@ib_Ailen

My cousin just turned down a proposal because the guy earns 250k monthly and she earns 480k. Her words: “I don’t want to start explaining every financial decision for the rest of my life.” Now the whole family is calling her proud. Lol

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MAJ@maryam_Jidayi·
Nigerians are some of the dumbest set of Africans when it comes to understanding international politics.
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Seunfunmi T. Fash@Seunfunmi_mi·
Make sure you marry a woman that loves money, he get why.
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Victor@MrKish01·
@UgochukwuCFR You're totally wrong! Everything you said is trash and biased. If you ask that kind of question, you will get that kind of reply. That journalist is dumb.
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Ugochukwu Madu
Ugochukwu Madu@UgochukwuCFR·
I’ve been studying, practicing, and teaching journalism in the last 13 years (since 2013) and I have these to say: 1. Journalists are not trained to massage your ego as a governor; they’re trained to ask tough questions while being ethical and socially responsible - and these qualities were exhibited by the journalist. 2. In fact, IMPACT is one of the factors for measuring NEWSWORTHINESS in journalism. You called for a media chat to tell journalists what your administration has been up to. Therefore, it’s the job of the journalists to interrogate the newsworthiness (impact) of your economic, social, infrastructural, and institutional policies, and the governor is in the best position to answer. 3. Otti’s attack on the journalist was unwarranted. 4. Otti asking the journalist to assess the impact of the government’s policies through his own lived experience is absolutely wrong. Journalists are trained to be OBJECTIVE and BALANCED. Otti is pushing the journalist to be SUBJECTIVE, which is UNETHICAL. 5. I like that the journalist didn’t apologize. Instead, he boldly repeated the question. From his age, you can tell he’s been practicing journalism for a decade or two. You don’t apologize for doing your job. 6. I’m a huge fan of Otti’s works in Abia, but this one, he goofed big time. 7. Lastly, there’s been a social behavioral scholarly debate going on for a long time about whether we can directly and accurately measure intention or not. The winning side of the debate has successfully argued that intent is difficult if not impossible to measure because the variable is latent in nature, self-report can be unreliable, existence of intention-behavior gap (TPB), language doesn’t equal cognition, and measurement validity issues. This means that we might misjudge in an attempt to predict or interpret intention. So, the assumption by people that maybe the journalist was paid by opposition to ask that question might be wrong.
CHUKS 🍥@ChuksEricE

WATCH as Governor Alex Otti Clashes with Journalist Over “Measurable Impact” at February Media Chat with Abia people. The journalist; “Your administration has received praise for visible infrastructure projects and reforms, but critics say that measurable impact, transparency and inclusive governance need improvement.” “Can you provide verifiable data showing how your policies have directly improved the economic and living conditions of ordinary Abians beyond infrastructural development?” Alex otti;....

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Victor@MrKish01·
Just being an Igbo man can make a tribal bigoted pedophile to hate you! 😭
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Street Professor
Street Professor@street_proff·
Stop molesting 4-year-olds Stop molesting 4-year-olds Stop molesting 4-year-olds Stop molesting 4-year-olds Stop molesting 4-year-olds Stop molesting 4-year-olds Tag Simi and retweet
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Osaretin Victor Asemota
Osaretin Victor Asemota@asemota·
A Nigerian banking license in the 90s was 20 million Naira. Setting up a cheap branch then was about 340k Naira. I know this because I was actively involved in developing the business plan and obtaining the Oceanic Bank license. How could a 34-year-old manager at one of the biggest banks in the country at the time (All States Trust Bank) raise 20 million Naira? You need to be able to use your imagination to realize that things were not only much easier to do at the time, but that relationships built over your career also mattered. There were two main gigs at heavily deregulated period of Nigerian financial services: 1. Building your own finance house with a lesser license or... 2. Building a bank with very little capital. Many finance houses and banks were established, but many didn't survive, as they were only vehicles for FX round-tripping at a time when the gap between the official and parallel exchange rates was wide, due to the economic chaos created by the Structural Adjustment Program (SAP). Some of my family members started KMC (Keneth Michael and Co), a finance house that failed, and later learned from that experience that it was better to acquire a bank. They boldly went for the biggest, as the government was also divesting from the banking sector, as mandated by the foreign lenders. They acquired UBA with around $12m Dollars raised in private placements. Others followed other paths. Jim Ovia started one from scratch using the same fundraising mechanism others used in an era of market frothiness, when fortunes were being made from FX trading. Tony Elumelu chose to acquire a smaller bank that was almost insolvent and undercapitalized. He turned it around, and it became the fastest-growing bank in Nigeria's history. They went after the segment most people ignored, the young and the poor. While account opening balances at other banks were high, they went lower. They practically owned the student market and were growing fast. Fast forward to an era in which deregulation was halted due to high failure rates among banks and finance houses. There was a forced consolidation of banks, and it was a game of being bought or buying others. UBA faced significant internal turmoil, and the Central Bank removed the Chairman. Standard Trust Bank moved in to merge with UBA in a strategic acquisition move that was unheard of in the industry. I still remember a 10-hour closed-door meeting with stakeholders before the deal was sealed. One person most people have forgotten about, who was the architect of this deal, was the late Albert Egba Okumagba, the CEO of BGL Securities at the time. He was the architect of Tony's first and second acquisitions. The Capital market and the financial services sector were much more intertwined at the time. Young men like the late Egba Okumagba and late Osaze Osifo shaped much of what we now know as today's behemoths through brilliant financial engineering and collaborative relationships. It is better for you to look for what you can build, like they did today, instead of peddling rumors on Twitter.
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