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6/13/2025, 7:25:28 AM

NewsFlash: Dangote Refineries to be listed on the Stock Market soon with it's IPO.

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6/4/2025, 6:39:35 AM

The TWO-WAY CHECK The struggle continues when; 🔥 *You are doing ithe RIGHT thing the WRONG way*. (You are traveling on the wrong road, you can't get to destination) OR 🔥 *You are doing the WRONG thing the RIGHT way.* .(If your opportunity is in Lagos and you found your way to Kano, you loose). Re-EVALUTE #GrowtHub

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5/31/2025, 1:11:30 AM

The clip bears a strong import on the potential of partnerships. Business partnerships hold significant potential for driving growth, innovation, and sustainability. By combining resources, skills, and networks, partners can achieve more than they might individually. Partnerships allow for risk-sharing, cost reduction, and access to new markets or customer bases. They also promote idea exchange, enhance operational efficiency, and foster mutual support in tackling challenges. When built on trust, transparency, and shared goals, business partnerships can be a powerful tool for long-term success. To.mention a few examples of global and local (Nigerian) companies that were built on partnerships: Global Companies Built on Partnerships 1. Google – Founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin as a research project at Stanford University. Their partnership turned Google into one of the most powerful tech companies in the world. 2. Microsoft – Started by Bill Gates and Paul Allen, who combined their technical skills and business acumen to create one of the most successful software companies globally. 3. Apple Inc. – Co-founded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne. The partnership between Jobs and Wozniak was particularly key to the early success of Apple. 4. Unilever – Formed through the partnership between British soap maker Lever Brothers and Dutch margarine producer Margarine Unie, creating a multinational consumer goods giant. 5. Procter & Gamble (P&G) – A partnership between William Procter (a candle maker) and James Gamble (a soap maker), which evolved into a global household brand. Local (Nigerian) Companies Built on Partnerships 1. GTBank (now GTCO) – Started by a group of visionary bankers including Tayo Aderinokun and Fola Adeola, whose partnership laid the foundation for one of Nigeria’s most respected banks. 2. Andela – Co-founded by Iyinoluwa Aboyeji, Jeremy Johnson, and others. Their partnership brought together global and local expertise to train and connect African tech talent with global companies. 3. Flutterwave – A fintech company co-founded by Iyinoluwa Aboyeji and Olugbenga Agboola, among others. Their partnership helped build one of Africa’s leading payment technology companies. 4. Paystack – Co-founded by Shola Akinlade and Ezra Olubi, whose technical and business collaboration led to its acquisition by Stripe for over $200 million. 5. Jobberman – Started by Ayodeji Adewunmi, Opeyemi Awoyemi, and Olalekan Olude. Their partnership helped solve employment challenges in Nigeria through an online job portal. #GrowtHub

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5/26/2025, 9:56:55 AM

Its said, _"if you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go with others"_ So if you want to go FAR and FAST, work with the others @your level and while doing so, aim to catchup with the others ahead!!!

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5/31/2025, 1:18:16 AM

*The BIG question is, How?* Building a solid business partnership in Nigeria isn’t just about contracts and boardrooms — it’s about trust, connection, and shared ambition. Here’s how to do it the smart (and social) way: --- 1. Be Clear About What You Want Before teaming up, talk about what you're both trying to achieve. Are you building to scale? Solving a big problem? Whatever it is, make sure your goals match. Partnerships work best when you're both running in the same direction. --- 2. Partner With People Who Complement You It’s not about finding someone just like you — it’s about finding someone who brings something different but useful to the table. Maybe you’re the idea person and they’re the operations guru. That combo can be magic. --- 3. Put It in Writing (Seriously) Even if you're partnering with a close friend, don’t skip the paperwork. Draft a proper agreement that covers who does what, how profits are shared, and what happens if things go sideways. This protects the friendship and the business. --- 4. Talk Often and Honestly Regular, open communication is key. Whether it’s weekly check-ins or casual catchups, keep the conversations flowing. Be upfront about challenges and wins — no one likes surprises (unless it's profits!). --- 5. Use Your Strengths Together If one partner has the network and the other has the know-how, combine forces. Nigeria is all about who you know and what you can do — use both to your advantage. --- 6. Stay Real with the Environment Nigeria’s business terrain has its own rhythm. Understand how things work locally — from market habits to government policies. Adapt quickly, move smart, and stay legit. --- 7. Keep Checking In Every few months, sit down and ask, “How’s this partnership going?” Celebrate the wins, address what’s not working, and keep evolving. The best partnerships grow with time and feedback. --- At the end of the day, great partnerships in Nigeria are built on shared vision, mutual respect, and a willingness to grow together. Keep it real, stay professional, and don’t forget to enjoy the journey!

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6/3/2025, 9:46:31 AM

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5/20/2025, 12:46:08 PM

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6/7/2025, 6:56:14 PM

*A Deep Peek: REALITY CHECK* Remember When Elon Musk Bought Twitter For 44 Billion? Obviously No One Has That Kind Of Money Just Sitting In The Bank. So He Took A Loan & Used His Company (Tesla) As Leverage. Now That Tesla’s Stock Is Declining. This Directly Affects His Situation With The Bank Regarding The 44 Billion Loan He Took. The More Tesla Loses Value. The More Pressure He Faces. That’s Why He Was On Fox News The Other Day Close To Tears. Being “Rich” Doesn’t Mean You Are Swimming In Cash. It Simply Means You Have High Value Assets You Could Use As Leverage. The Problem Starts When Those Assets Lose Value. This Is When Companies Fail. No One Has Billions In Their Bank Account. Networth Is An Estimate Of All Your Assets Put Together. Elon Will Probably Bounce Back. But For Now He Is Going Through The Most. Nobody Has Problems Like Rich People. Rich People Have Rich Problems. #copied #GrowtHub

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6/7/2025, 7:07:13 AM

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5/24/2025, 4:23:53 PM

You might wana take this seriously.. starting now!!! https://youtu.be/5sRu9zX6hR8?si=0F-q5dz7PFxhcdz8