Umoru Ibrahim
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Umoru Ibrahim
@umoruibm
online education | Marketing | Tech
West side Africa Katılım Temmuz 2012
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22M views as at the time of writing. If you sell lingerie, you should be taking lessons on how to present your product to the male gender
Timeless Praise™🤴@First_alphas
Best attire for date night 🌚
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@omo_Akinbile This was me during my last eye exam 😂😂. I was using the medical term to describe my problems
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@AskMichaelTaiwo This reminds of a podcasts i listened to recently. Steve Jobs name came up and it was about how the first iPod design was inspired by a pocket radio. You could even argue he blatantly just copied it. See attached pic.

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Apt. Seth Godin, one of the biggest names in marketing, has said for years about how the obsession with a "new idea" is overrated.
People. Many people. Stall at the ideation phase because they're thinking, searching and looking for something that has never existed. That one special thing.
I understand them tho, but that thinking can be a trap.
Almost everything you want to build already exists in some form.
Google wasn't the first search engine.
Facebook wasn't the first social network.
iPhone wasn't the first smartphone.
What each of them did was take something existing and execute it better, cleaner, or for a different audience.
Now, that's a big deal on its own.
When I started immigration consulting, the market felt crowded. Consultants everywhere, same services, etc.
I saw all of it and went in anyway.
Anyone can offer Green Card consulting.
Not everyone runs a structured, client-first process that makes something as overwhelming as U.S. immigration feel manageable.
Differentiation in execution and consistency in results delivery matters and I made sure to stand out there.
How I execute. The results I bring. The service delivery. All these and many more sets me apart from the noise.
Truth is, the idea is rarely the edge. How you show up is.
Adewuyi Tamilore@TamiloreAdewuyi
Just copy what works! This strategy works every single time, you don’t have to try to be innovative every time. Look at a lot of startups out there, they are all just copying themselves with their own unique touch. Stop overthinking things! The sky is big enough for you to fly
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I’m fond of looking up businesses that blow me away with their products or services. I just always want to know the captain steering the ship.
Last night, I partied at this beach club in Ikoyi. Everything from the ambiance, staff, music, choice of location was just perfect. I had a great time.
Whilst in the midst of oblee, my curiosity got the better of me so I did my usual. Lo and behold, a Lebanese man at the helm of affairs.
These guys are just everywhere in Lagos.
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If you’re African, develop a habit of reading research papers in your domain, especially now in the AI era.
Courses are great and all but you get to a point you start to see patterns emerge, things become cyclical and repetitive especially if you’re like me and you care more about the knowledge.
Research papers show you what people are experimenting with and what their results are.
They show you where the industry is headed and the pieces being figured out and if you’re lucky or simply just badass enough, you’ll see a connection that nobody else has seen and you just might be positioned to act on it faster or in a better way than most since it’s in your domain anyways.
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@JnrSapele @MisterEriki @martialgrind @PrincewiIIChuka You test with small money and see if people pay
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@martialgrind @PrincewiIIChuka “Once you have your hands on a product like this, keep shut and milk the hell out of it.” I have a few, can’t share until I milk it very well
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I look at the comments and the quotes, and I laugh. They don't know who Sam is they think he works for Nairametrics.
Samson Esemuede CFA.
He is perhaps the best asset manager in Nigeria, His Magna Equity Fund delivered 71% last year, 3rd highest in the entire country.
Nairametrics@Nairametrics
“Oil at $120 isn’t expensive — and here’s the shocking reason why.” Everyone keeps waiting for crude prices to “return to normal”… but what if this is the new normal? 👉 Watch the full conversation on YouTube @nairametrics.tv youtu.be/NpiRLzE0dnI?si…
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