“Why do you want to join our company?” You, why did you join the company? 🌚

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1.. Someone said, “What do you mean? We will drag them on Twitter.”

2.. As seen on the TL, the story is long, but you can read it here

Context 1

3.. Thank God ke???

4.. He said, “As long as the phrase ends in "hire". I don't really mind.”

5.. The game is the game.

6.. As seen on the TL

7.. He said you are an angel. The investor is just silent

Joseph PLEASEEE!

As per one way, dunno enter the market

8.. And then proceed to look left and right for the thief!

9.. So Maya shared this recent update from there company, and there was a lot of opinion. The tweet was later deleted as well.

He said for me, this is A1

Another POV

10.. A deleted post by Mark

Babajide said, let’s not do this

11.. Why is this so funny???

12.. Advise from Brother Bernard

Hmmm

13.. As seen by Dr Ismail, the quote says it all

Someone said, “How can you creatively insult someone without insulting them???”

14.. A later deleted tweet by Charles

Wait, what???

15.. This is the job title by a tweep user named MT that caused a lot of Kasala, it got to Reddit and I think they are planning to sue.

Well, IYKYK

16.. I can explain

Official News

1. A Kenyan high court has reportedly unfrozen $3 million belonging to Flutterwave and two of its associates, ending a legal dispute that began in 2022. The funds had been withheld despite a court order to release them in November 2023. In July 2023, Kenya’s Assets Recovery Agency sought court approval to withdraw money laundering charges against Flutterwave, but the judge denied the request. The charge was eventually withdrawn in November 2023, allowing Flutterwave to regain access to the remaining $3 million.

2. Kenyan-based cooling solutions provider, InspiraFarms Cooling, has secured a $1.09 million investment from various investors, including the Foundation for Clean Energy and Energy Inclusion for Africa (CEI Africa), KawiSafi, and Factor[e].

3. As part of policy reforms to enhance liquidity in Nigeria's foreign exchange (FX) market, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has decided that banks will no longer be permitted to conduct international money transfer operations.

4. Senegalese B2B commerce startup ProXalys has secured $500,000 in a funding round led by 216 Capital, a seed fund based in Tunisia. The round also saw participation from Haskè Ventures and Digital Africa through its FUZE program.

5. Kippa, the Nigerian fintech startup, is undergoing a pivot to edtech. The company is shifting its focus to an AI-powered platform that creates and delivers courses via messaging apps. This move comes after Kippa closed its agency banking business in October 2023 due to unprofitability, resulting in the layoff of 40 employees.