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Savage Gentleman retweeted
We are having Maze & Xtreme over at the family house @CitiLounge on Friday for our anniversary party.
Side attractions will also be available 😁
Come around, let's have fun.
📍 9, Mabo Street, Surulere.
Savage Gentleman retweeted
Good governance, all Nigerians living in Nigeria have never witnessed it.
I can't point to one administration (democracy/military) that have totally achieved good governance.
Some are just better than the others.
Savage Gentleman retweeted
I deliver most of the cars I secure for clients myself especially if they live in Lagos and I always come with a nice bottle. 🌚
Remember the Chelsea fan that accused me of refusing to deliver his car on a Saturday because my team lost to his and I was avoiding banter? That was @kingcc_himself 😒
Savage Gentleman retweeted
Savage Gentleman retweeted
I got back to Lagos today from Ib and i have thrown out over 100k worth of cook and raw food.
Apparently they dint give us light since Wednesday and i travelled on Thursday
Today now now, i don fire gen with 20k fuel for a start. By night another 20k go don climb.
ITS NOT LIFE WE ARE LIVING IN THIS COUNTRY.
Savage Gentleman retweeted
As a vendor in Nigeria, you are one credit alert away from doing jail
A friend of mine got his first huge sale of 1m naira in 2016 by delivering smoked catfish to someone who paid him with fraudulent funds.
Tell me how he was supposed to know the money Beas fraudulent?
Doing business in Nigeria can be incredibly exhausting. How is a vendor supposed to know that a payment received for goods sold was made with stolen or fraudulent funds?
Now, the court is ordering the vendor to refund the money to the victim, even though the vendor had already released the goods in exchange for that payment.
So, the vendor loses both the goods and the money, all because of a money they had no knowledge was fraudulent. And somehow, a judge considers that a fair outcome?
How exactly is this fair to innocent business owners? Must vendors now become fraud investigators before accepting payments from customers?
