
Mary Akinwande
@MaryAkinwande • 3,736 subscribers
Financial Advisor/Insurance agent, A progressive and A proud Nigerian.
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Kulikuli in 2026, try and go out or do research on social media, don't be a lazy youth.
Mary Akinwande161,947 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

This video raises serious questions about Obi’s past and his position on free and fair elections. It is interesting to see how strongly he now speaks on electoral integrity, despite the various allegations, claims, and videos that have circulated about past elections involving him. Whether one agrees with those claims or not, the internet has a long memory. Internet doesn't forget.
Mary Akinwande10,833 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

EndSARS started as a movement demanding an end to police brutal!t¥, with many youths seeing it as an avenue to communicate with the government and demand better governance. Unfortunately, certain elements with ulterior motives hijacked the protests and began burn!ng down Lagos, some acting on instructions from Nnamdi Kanu. Later on, the movement was further co-opted by "cashivists" who leveraged it to bargain for political positions from a desperate aspirant, Peter Obi. They essentially transformed the EndSARS movement into the Obidient movement. While some youths still fell for their li£s and propaganda, others eventually began to see the truth. Ultimately, the Obidient movement was created to att@ck President Tinubu because they knew he was the frontrunner most likely to win the 2023 election.
Mary Akinwande16,506 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Every great journey starts with a single step, and every great business idea begins with action. Rome was not built in a day. To the many Obidients wishing that my children and I become kuli-kuli sellers: honestly, you are not cursing me; you are actually praying for me. If my children ever show an interest in producing or selling kuli-kuli, I will fully encourage them. So, turn down your emotions.
Mary Akinwande14,173 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

The only two Nigerian billionaires who built their businesses abroad are of Yoruba descent: finance giant Adebayo Ogunlesi and tech founder Tope Awotona. They don't make noise or chase media fame they just focus on quiet, massive action and let their global success speak for them. You can't see them shouting, money na water or claimed to have developed someone else's land.
Mary Akinwande15,865 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад
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