ICYMI, catch the previous edition here
1.. Before they use me, I go use my sense.
2.. Between Sir J and E
Hmmm
3.. E go get use to the weather.
AI generated shege, but with 2.65 million.
4.. Uncle Dare no fit drink water drop cup
Skrimmm at the last line.
5.. This story is one of the greatest Heist I’ve seen in the tech space. Someone said “I can't believe how bad the quality of their most recent audited statements is. These auditors are asleep at the wheel”
I just dey shout Omo up and down
This was last year between
E say na low quality, what if we don’t like stressing investigators.
Someone said maybe Tingo are shy or dem be introvert
Lmaoo or just say your head dinno like noise.
6.. I don’t want to imagine what the meeting will look like
7.. Sigh, with at the last comment I am tempted to open a form where you will seek opinion (anonymous message) before taking some steps. But what do I know?
8.. Gen Z tech twitter was kinda different this week
Ohh
9.. Connecting 2 + 2. Well, I’m kind of impressed.
10.. Why is this so funny and not funny at the same time 😂😂😂
11.. Lmaoo, AbokiFx don dey lose guard o
Aboki Fx abeg now, no punch a falling man abi what is that proverb again?
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Official News
Helium Health, a Nigerian health tech company, has secured $30 million in Series B funding this week. The funding round was led by AXA IM Alts.
Shortly after assuming office, Nigeria's President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has suspended Godwin Emefiele, the governor of the country's apex bank.
Chipper Cash, in its latest round of layoffs, made the decision to terminate more employees, including its COO. This marks the third round of staff reductions for the fintech company, which has already let go of over 150 employees as part of its restructuring and emphasis on core products.
According to a circular issued by Nigeria's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Binance Nigeria Limited has been directed to cease soliciting Nigerian investors in any manner. The SEC's directive indicates that Binance's activities are considered illegal in Nigeria.
Web3 startup Mara has undergone its second round of layoffs, resulting in the termination of its staff. This recent wave of layoffs occurred six months after the company previously laid off almost half of its workforce last year.
Lovely! Keep up the good work.