Akinkanju
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This is Adedamola Adewale Rukayat, a super-talented Yoruba sister popularly known as Adedamola. She’s beautiful, smart, and incredibly witty. She’s also a wonderfully versatile content creator who effortlessly switches from a British accent to Yoruba, Hausa, and so much more. Her ability to embrace different cultures, languages, accents, and personalities with such ease is truly admirable. Beyond the talent and beauty, what stands out is her authenticity and creativity. She brings a unique energy to everything she does and represents the richness and versatility of the Nigerian/Yoruba identity in such a refreshing way. A big shout-out to this amazing Yoruba sister! Keep shining, keep creating, and keep making us proud. 🇳🇬❤️🌹🇳🇬
Akikanju1,079,646 次观看 • 1 个月前
When you are confidently ignorant. She said she didn't buy Dangote Refinery shares because one president might come along and shut the refinery down. She also asked why Dangote didn't offer shares in his sugar and cement companies. Personally, I own shares in both companies. Then she claimed that smart people like Otedola didn't buy shares in the Dangote Refinery, even though Otedola himself bought $100 million worth of the shares. She also said she didn't buy the shares because she had read the terms and conditions and concluded that they were "extortion." But when she was asked to highlight even one aspect of the terms and conditions that she found problematic, she couldn't. There is nothing wrong with choosing not to invest. But if you are going to confidently explain why an investment is bad, you should at least be able to explain the basis for your argument. She needs to stay away from microphones.
Akinkanju35,153 次观看 • 11 天前
This story is about a brilliant, hardworking, and intelligent Nigerian Harvard University graduate. On her graduation day, her mother's fellow market women and close community members showed up in full force to celebrate her achievement and demonstrate their love and support. Many of them traveled all the way from Nigeria, and their presence was a powerful reminder that genuine love, loyalty, and community know no distance. Their joy, pride, and energy filled the occasion and made the celebration even more meaningful. This is yet another reminder that our markets are much more than places of buying and selling. They are communities built on trust, kindness, shared experiences, and friendships that can last a lifetime. The relationships formed there often extend far beyond business, becoming a source of unwavering support through life's most important milestones. May this inspire us all to build meaningful relationships, nurture genuine connections, show kindness freely, and always be willing to support others whenever we can. The seeds of love and generosity we sow today often return to us in the most beautiful and unexpected ways.
Akinkanju85,108 次观看 • 2 个月前
