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Ola said, “If I get to sit next to Aliko Dangote, I can never ask him for money. I’ll talk to him about how I can make things easier for his refinery.” He explained that he would also explore the possibility of becoming an ambassador for one of Dangote’s products.

The content creator added, “I will become an ambassador for his sugar or another product, then earn my percentage.”

Ola’s comment sparks conversation His remarks have drawn attention to his approach to opportunities, particularly his preference for seeking a potentially sustainable business arrangement rather than asking directly for money. The statement also reflects a broader conversation around how aspiring entrepreneurs and content creators can approach established business owners for opportunities.

Ola of Lagos has built a public profile through his online content, particularly videos and posts centred around cars and lifestyle. His comments about a hypothetical meeting with Dangote have since generated discussion among social media users, with attention focused on his proposed strategy for turning an encounter with the billionaire into a business opportunity.

Watch the video below… “If I sit next to Sir Aliko Dangote, I won’t bill him or ask for money.

I’ll talk to him about how I can make things easier for his refinery. I will become an ambassador for his sugar or another product, then earn my percentage.” —Ola of Lagos pic.twitter.com/ZWZE4YBwba — carter🌚 (@carter8f) September 21, 2026

Athens executed him for it at seventy, on a charge of corrupting the youth. He could have escaped; friends had bribed the guards. He stayed and drank the hemlock, because running would have contradicted everything he had spent his life saying.

Three things from him worth keeping:

1. Question your own beliefs before you go after anyone else's.

1. Education is not filling a head with answers. It is setting curiosity alight.
2. Contentment is the one form of wealth nobody can take from you.

What is one belief you held strongly for years, then realised you had never actually examined?

The police image-maker mentioned that preliminary investigations revealed that one Mr. Ikechukwu had parked his black Hyundai Santa vehicle while attending an appointment at a nearby office. Upon returning, he observed an unfamiliar individual inside the vehicle and raised an alarm, which attracted the attention of other persons in the vicinity.

Further investigations revealed that the suspect has previous records of arrest in two separate car theft incidents by Garki and Zuba Divisions.

He had also served time and was recently released from Keffi Prison in April 2026. Adeh said the suspect remains in custody and will be charged to court upon conclusion of investigations. The post Ex-convict arrested for attempted car theft in Abuja appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.

Despite campus security hiding her in a secure room, the mob overwhelmed guards, dragged her out, beat and stoned her, and set her body on fire.The Response: School authorities immediately closed the college, and the state government declared a temporary curfew following subsequent protests and unrest demanding the release of arrested suspects.

The brutal killing drew widespread national and international condemnation from both Christian and Muslim leaders.

Probably it's another Matter that has been completely swept under the Carpet of Forgetfulness..the Nigerian way .

Honestly why would a Governor fail or delay to sign a Callous Murderer DEATH SENTENCE ? Does Governors Benefits from this Acts?