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In 1997, a thirty-one-year-old engineer resigned his thirty-thousand-naira-a-month job. Today, he owns one of the largest indigenous oil companies in Nigeria. The Gabriel Ogbechie story — founder of Rainoil. #savvynigerian

In 1997, a thirty-one-year-old engineer resigned his thirty-thousand-naira-a-month job. Today, he owns one of the largest indigenous oil companies in Nigeria. The Gabriel Ogbechie story — founder of Rainoil. #savvynigerian

36,626 views • 3 months ago

The Falade twins control $17 billion of Nigeria's energy industry. Two brothers. One upbringing. The Falade brothers' story is one for the books. #savvynigerian #aradel #NLNG

The Falade twins control $17 billion of Nigeria's energy industry. Two brothers. One upbringing. The Falade brothers' story is one for the books. #savvynigerian #aradel #NLNG

44,647 views • 4 months ago

One phone call almost stopped Nigeria from going digital. What happened next built MTN, Glo, Airtel — and every fintech that came after. #SavvyNigerian

One phone call almost stopped Nigeria from going digital. What happened next built MTN, Glo, Airtel — and every fintech that came after. #SavvyNigerian

33,203 views • 3 months ago

Ibukun Awosika wanted to be a doctor. Then an architect. Then a lawyer. Then an accountant. She studied Chemistry. Hated it. Took a job at a furniture company "just to kill time." 30 years later, that kill-time decision built one of West Africa's largest furniture empires — and put her at the chair of Nigeria's oldest bank. Sometimes purpose finds you. #IbukunAwosika #savvynigerian #FounderStory

Ibukun Awosika wanted to be a doctor. Then an architect. Then a lawyer. Then an accountant. She studied Chemistry. Hated it. Took a job at a furniture company "just to kill time." 30 years later, that kill-time decision built one of West Africa's largest furniture empires — and put her at the chair of Nigeria's oldest bank. Sometimes purpose finds you. #IbukunAwosika #savvynigerian #FounderStory

10,079 views • 4 months ago

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