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Joined February 2023
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Building tech solutions and strategies that drive business growth and innovation.
Here’s a quick look at my journey, expertise, and the impact I bring to brands and businesses.
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Paraguay's President Santiago Peña impeached and arrested bbc.in/4839WBm
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We are looking to hire lawyers to do legal and policy research on the laws that structure the economy, from banking law, administrative law, and antimonopoly laws, to state and municipal authorities. Excavating the full range of public economic laws will be a key component of delivering major economic change.
Apply here to come work with us: law-and-economy.law.columbia…
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Earning $100,000 a year is now considered lower-middle-class income in 12 U.S. states.
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Pray before you plan.
Ask God what He wants for today, then go and do it.
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Champion Breweries Plc is set to manufacture and distribute Bature Brewery’s craft beers across Nigeria under a new partnership that gives it an option to acquire three of the brewery’s brands.
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China sent $132 billion worth of clean technology and investment to developing countries in 2025
Its solar panels, electric vehicles and other exports could prevent 257 million tonnes of CO₂ emissions annually once deployed
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You people don't know that there are some states where suffering has been normalized and if you like sub to Jerry Eze channel, if you don't leave, your life and destiny will be truncated.
I grew up in Kogi state. My dad worked at the steel company at the time so as poor as we were, to other first class poorer people in Ajaokuta, we dey GRA.
A much younger friend at the time once told me that his father who was a junior staff at Ajaokuta steel company told him, "Joseph, I need you to be serious when you get to university, so you can be able to afford a car like me after working for 30 years."
Imagine that being your reality. As a fellow poor person, but just in a different rung of poor, I had to tell him that buying a car out there isn't something you work for 30 years to achieve. It's not a retirement benefit. There are people still there who hold this view. By the way, Joseph is now a big boy.
I'm saying, there are people who have worked for 25-30 years with 30k salary. Pension na like 2k per month. Where you wan from start life?
See, if people recount episodes, you'll wake up and be cursing our leaders from the inception of this nation along with, most especially, these APC locusts whose goal is only to steal, kill and destroy.
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One outstanding edifice at the Hand of God Cathedral is the alter.
Bruh that alter is massiveeeeeeeeee
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God truly restores the years that the locust ate and when He does it , He does it in abundance. Nothing is ever lost in Christ.
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You go to a place like Ikoyi, one of the most expensive areas in Lagos, and you find an office in an apartment inside one of those big ass buildings in the district. The yearly rent for these apartments runs into millions of naira.
What does this office do? They’re head office for a business that supplies Arabian tea. The office has just 6 employees, and they all pull up to work in GLE, Gwagons and Lexus SUVs. You could spend 12 months in that building and only six people would ever walk into this office for business.
Or you go to a mall in VI, where the yearly rent for some shops runs into millions of naira. What’s this particular shop selling? Fancy kitchen utensils.
Every single time you visit the mall, you never find a customer in that shop. Yet, year after year, you find the shop still operating, with fancy attendants earning big bucks every month. No customers.
Then you start asking yourself: how are these businesses affording the rent when it’s clear they aren’t selling anything?
The maths won’t be mathing because you likely don’t know what’s going on. 👇
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This might be an unpopular opinion, but some villains were more interesting than the heroes. Which movie villain were you secretly supporting?
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When it comes to wealth creation, location plays a vital role. Where you live can determine your access to opportunities and how far you can go financially. I don’t dispute that God can bless you anywhere but economic positioning can accelerate your transition into wealth. Even in Scripture, God instructed Abraham, Isaac and Jacob to relocate. Sometimes, the blessing is not just about what God gives you but also where He positions you to access it. Think about it for a few seconds and absorb it.
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🚨APPLY: If you're in Onitsha | Nnewi | Yenagoa | Aba | Asaba | Benin | Uyo | Abuja or open to relocating there,
Nova Bank is recruiting for the below roles:
- Business Manager
- Business Operations Manager
- Cash Officer
- Relationship Manager
- Tellers
- Customer Service Officers
Link: novabank.ng/careers/nova-ban…
You must close the year with a job. Good luck.
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Paid this guy for a car document since August and he’d been airing my messages. Reported the transaction on OPay and they restricted his account. The animal called me and asked me to tell OPay we had sorted it and I told him to refund me and I’ll let OPay know he has paid. He refunded me immediately and now he wants to call me to glory because I’ve refused to tell OPay anything. I’ll let him suffer for a month before I open that account. Where his own madness stopped is where mine begins.
Nigerians are wicked and sometimes, you need to match their wickedness 😌
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Electric cars were already popular more than 100 years ago
Around 1900, they accounted for roughly a third of vehicles on American roads, long before petrol cars took over
