Wilson Eric retweeted
Instead of running a business, most people prefer to depend on their 350K monthly salary
Not everyone is built for buying and selling and not everyone can bear the losses involved
Some 9-5 workers will perform terribly if you place them on business and vice versa
$15K to watch your entire life up until this moment, with your entire family, including close uncles and aunties. 👀
Wilson Eric retweeted
Start this business as a man and watch how you end up with an empty store after 6months!
How do you convince me as my fellow man to buy your power bank, when I know where to get an itel or Oraimo?
Invest silently, stack money and act broke. Have more than you show, and speak less than you know except the person is really willing to learn or add value.
Person go face hunger for morning, face hot sun for afternoon, come face darkness and heat for night. Una sure say na life we dey live for Nigeria? 😩😩
To become truly successful in business or whatever you do, you need to master the art of LEVERAGE. Learn how to use other people’s knowledge, skills, resources, networks and opportunities to multiply your results. You cannot do everything alone. Work smarter, not just harder. 💯
Wilson Eric retweeted
Someone is comparing Cape Town to London in terms of beauty LOL
Bro you’re not sure if Cape Town can compete with the beauty of Kigali 🇷🇼 Nairobi 🇰🇪 or Cairo 🇪🇬
you’re underrating most of these African Cities because you haven’t visited there before.
Wilson Eric retweeted
https://teapaw.org/t.co/jzBfr8L32e
This Gif is funny asf @grok how can I add it on WhatsApp?
Wilson Eric retweeted
Second time entering a flight, I’m counting it for you
Congratulations brother, but with their population they’re economy you could have used Bus 🚌 if you’re traveling within African countries
Wilson Eric retweeted
This one has promoted himself to farm manager! Always on top of the drinker, disturbing everybody and behaving like he owns the farm
Wilson Eric retweeted
Better use this month to purchase all your kids clothes and shoes for the festive season.
The mistake most parents make is that they always wait until December to start going to the market to buy clothes and shoes for their kids.
Once it’s December most businesses inflates their prices in other to make profits, going to the market at this time means you wish to spend X2 of the actual price and amount you should have spent.

















