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SpaceX was less than 10 people back then. We didn’t even have office furniture.
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SpaceX started with a mariachi band party in 2002.
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List of Major Industrial Companies That Have Collapsed or Become Inactive in Northern Nigeria…
•Nigerian Paper Mill, Jebba
The company collapsed in 2005
•Lafiagi Sugar Company, Kwara
The company collapsed in 2003
•Bacita Sugar Company
The company collapsed in 2002
•Arewa Breweries, Kano
The company collapsed in 2000
•Northern Oil & Allied Products
The company collapsed in 1999
•Kano Mattress Factory
The company collapsed in 2000
•Kano Plastic Company
The company collapsed in 2000
•Nigeria Bottling Company
The company collapsed in 2004
•Goldline Biscuit Factory, Kano
The company collapsed in 2009
•Arewa Metal Containers (AMECO)
The company collapsed in 1998
•Durbar Hotel (Kaduna/Kano)
The company collapsed in 2000
•Kano Tanneries (mills)
The company collapsed in 1990
•Kaduna Fertilizer Company (KFC)
The company collapsed in 2002
•Nigerian Romanian Wood Factory
The company collapsed in 2000
•Nigerian Tanneries Limited
The company collapsed in 2000
Some Other Companies:
1. KADUNA STATE
•Kaduna Textile Limited (KTL) — collapsed in 2002
•Arewa Textiles — collapsed in 1996
•Finetex Nigeria, Kaduna — collapsed in 2003
•Supertex — collapsed in 2000
•Unitex / United Nigerian Textiles — collapsed in 2005
•Nortex Textile — collapsed in 2001
•Nigerian-German Chemicals, Kaduna — collapsed in 2004
•Peugeot Automobile Nigeria (PAN) — collapsed in 2007
•Premier Breweries — collapsed in 2000
2. KANO STATE
•Kano Textile Printing (KTP) — collapsed in 1998
•Bagauda Textile — collapsed in 1995
•Chedi Textile — collapsed in 1997
•Chalawa Textile Mills — collapsed in 1998
•Gaskiya Textile Mills — collapsed in 1999
•Kano Spinning and Weaving — collapsed in 1990
•Daula Textiles — collapsed in 2000
•SuperTextile — collapsed in 2004
•Hajara Textiles — collapsed in 2002
•Nigeria Oil Mills (NOM) — collapsed in 1999
•Bayero Pharmaceutical — collapsed in 2000
•Dala Foods — collapsed in 2008
•Tofa Textile — collapsed in 2001
•Mambayya Textile — collapsed in 1990
•ANCON Textile — collapsed in 2000
3. KATSINA STATE
•Funtua Textiles — collapsed in 2005
•Daura Textiles — collapsed in 2000
•Kankara Kaolin Processing — collapsed in 2000
4. SOKOTO & ZAMFARA STATES
•Gusau Textile — collapsed in 1999
•Zamfara Textiles — collapsed in 2004
•Sokoto Textile — collapsed in 1993
•Sokoto Ceramic Tiles Factory — collapsed in 2005
5. BAUCHI, GOMBE & NORTH EAST
•Bauchi Furniture Company — collapsed in 2000
•Bauchi Meat Factory — collapsed in 2003
•Steyr Nigeria (Bauchi – tractors) — collapsed in 2007
•Gombe Oil Mills — collapsed in 2001
•Ashaka Textile — collapsed in 1990


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While I bring a close to the "@moniepointng crusades," because this week is going to be really busy for me, just want to say I've contributed my mettle to the "talent gap" and related issues, in Nigeria, both as a trainer, an advocate, and a manager, and I know what I've seen in terms of quality of talent within the Nigerian talent ecosystem.
In the first cohort of the Microsoft Leap program, I saw ladies who came in as noobs and studied unrelated topics like Biochemistry, arguing Network Subnetting by the 3rd week of training.
Within 2 years, most of them were made Leads and Seniors in the companies they were placed at. Several of them relocated outside the country obviously because employers here didn't see or value their worth.
Whether you have a huge following or not, but especially if you do, understand that being the pillar and ladder to those coming after you is the lowest hanging fruit to cement your name in the annals of posterity.
I'm not expecting Tosin to apologize, but I'm hoping he reconsiders his statements, and I hope every other Technical Leader in this country have the mindset to elevate young minds and talents who are not the cause of their present predicaments, but use their existing platforms and resources to prune and elevate perhaps unpolished diamonds in the ecosystem.
Ciao!


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GLOBAL SODA INEQUALITY : NIGERIA SUGAR LEVELS TOP 🇬🇧 UK AND SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦

gst@wearegst
Coke in Nigeria is unsafe.
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The pesticides in Nigerian beans are not safe for humans.
They have been banned from sale in the EU for over a decade.
Your organs don’t just fail in a day. They break down quietly. Then we crowdfund transplants or call it “sudden death.”




Michael Paul@thegabejamie
Our beans are banned from Europe because they contain levels of pesticide deemed unsafe by the EU.
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Say no more.
Nigerian babies are fed sugar-packed Cerelac while European babies get the same brand with zero added sugar.
The same culprit? Nestlé.
Ultimately, NAFDAC is to be held responsible. Their mandate is to protect the health of Nigerians and they are failing at it.




Fẹrànmi@pherado
If you want to live a life free of constant hospital visits & crushing hospital bills, avoid any product by Nestlé. Their entire company has always been built of profit before people. Do your research on their controversies in Africa, if you doubt me
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Under the EU's Common Market Organisation rules, it is illegal to market FFMP as milk.
They are classified as dairy "ingredient," not food. But in Nigeria, it's sold like the real thing, with no pushback from regulators.
These things are not “milk”.




A.@bigdaddy_4x4
If you can donate to these guys, please do. No amount is too small, and they are doing excellent work documenting what we go through in this country. wearegst.com
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According to independent laboratory tests, Nigeria’s Fanta contains EU banned synthetic dyes (Carmoisine E122 or Allura Red E129).
They were found in Fanta Strawberry, Fanta Orange variants, and other local soft drinks.

Hef or YS@HEF_LGA
On this topic, this is why Nigerian Fanta is so loved. #Unregulated smh
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When they move abroad as immigrants - they make friends based on visa categories. They don't even date below their visa categories. 😂
When they're on Twitter, the reiterate that stratification. small accounts vs big accounts. 💀
I reflect a lot on our ideological design, as a people. Nigerians are morally bankrupt, culturally deficient and rooted in faux elitism.
This is why some markets exist for us, because they can take advantage of that shameless insecurity - and I genuinely don't think the reason is poverty.
I've visited other poor countries. These countries do not see cars beyond what they are, a means a transportation. They don't see restaurants beyond what they are. They don't see dates beyond what they are.
Something fundamentally is wrong with us.
For us, it isn't even enough that we succeed - it is important that other fail, or don't succeed as much as we do. It is important for us to have an edge other others. It is such a sick attitude.
Person A has one house. Person B has two houses. It isn't enough that they both have roof over their heads - Person B innately subclasses Person A.
You should also to hear from a Nigerian gym goer that you're not "man enough" because you don't bench as much as he does. 💀
As segwayed as these analogies are, they are rooted in the same proportionality. It points to the same mental illness.
Who did this to us?
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