Car dealer/car breaker|| entrepreneur || Optimistic || Always jovial😂😂 DM is open for business nafimbi fimbi /Founder/CEO MUTONYO
Lusaka, Zambia
Joined June 2017
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Uncle Small Small retweeted
Goood afternoon zed x i am actively looking for a job as a receptionist,customer service or admin assistant
Uncle Small Small retweeted
Life is really interesting.
This is Elon Musk in a small room in 2008, a year he almost went bankrupt, pitching his cars to people.
Look at how people were disrupting his pitch, but he kept going, I am sure at this point, people didn’t even think he’d be as wealthy as he is today.
There are few lessons here.
Yes, life sometimes hammers us real hard but you have to keep moving forward. Secondly, no one is coming to save you, you have to do it yourself, if others help, count that as a bonus!
#motivation
Manje why bantu benangu progress has to be slow no matter how hard they try?
They do everything right but progress yeve ili slow
Uncle Small Small retweeted
African countries that have been renamed during banter.
Nigeria 🇳🇬 Abegistan
South Africa 🇿🇦 The Anus Of Africa
Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 International Orphans
51⏳️
Uncle Small Small retweeted
In 1960 when Whites refused to integrate with Zambians & refused to let them enter their shops to buy goods, we called it segregation.
In 2026 when Somalis refuse to rent their houses to Zambians & only want their fellow muslims, we say its Joseph who is wrong for calling it out
Uncle Small Small retweeted
When a colleague wins, they have won a battle against poverty, not against you.
Slow down on the hurt, jealousy, envy and learn to celebrate other people’s success without feeling threatened. There is room for everyone to win.
Happy new week!
Uncle Small Small retweeted
Shawarma Machine for sale
2 burner shawarma machine works with gas.
K8,000 let me know if you're interested....serious business only 🙏🏽👍🏽
Uncle Small Small retweeted
Some years ago, a Zambian Arab/Muslim came on here and spoke on his people’s perception and interactions with indigenous Zambians. His take was largely in line with what Kalimbwe has said.
You agreed with the lad then but are disagreeing with Kalimbwe today.
Interesting.
