Johnbosco77:
"who u EPP"

Bifwoli:

If he was a Nigerian he'd be flashy with expensive clothes,have a collection of cars and a string of women.

I like that he's always a T-shirt kind of guy and very modest.

Sirwallace:


You are the biggest ignoramus if you think Nigeria is not the destination for business in Africa.
Our population alone is the biggest for any market to strive. We are the biggest user of internet in Africa if your hatred for the country doesn't open your clueless mind to this.
Why do you think China, america, UK, US, Germany and other major worl power voluntarily offer help to our defence system when book boys just broke out.

That aside, why do you think famous american musicians and celebrities see Nigeria as home to promote their music in Africa?

I agree we have our woes, but this country is the best thing that could happen to any human being if her full potential is harnessed.

denkyw:
If only Buhari can get half the brain of this guy

Jengem:
Great dude

Unlike some entrepreneurs who support trribalism and ban ppl for no reason

denkyw:
If only Buhari can get half the brain of this guy

abbey621:
Do you know how many people are in Nigeria with talents like Zuckerberg's? The only difference is that they chose monetary value over passion. Case in point: Founder of Nairaland. In case you people hardly noticed, Nairaland has been stagnant for the past 3 years in terms of unique visitors and content with the main reason being the lack of passion. Instead what we have now is unregulated content on the homepage(Anybody can get published on the homepage by shouting out to moderators). what we have is a banning system which cripples creativity or heated discussions. I'm looking forward to the day when people can come on Nairaland and chat via video messaging or play games. A day when you can run monetary transactions through Nairaland and build a true social media ecosystem. The potential for success is there, if only the owner can rediscover his initial passion!

jamesibor:


Shut your trap mate! Nigeria is a damn poor country.

How much money is there to be made from Nigeria?

manando1:
See how shameful Africans can be the guy has made it clear that he's there to learn , tomorrow he will put what he has learn for your country to charge you on this Facebook but yall busy praising him , the guy is doing what he do because he knows he will benefit from it , why he didn't go to Ethipio if he was a cheerful giver but he came to Nigeria , he knew Nigerians has lot of information when it comes to Internet , coding , IT etc so he could learn from them to me this guy is just another crook acting holy

danosky91:
guy go ur rich country go build ur own forumland no come hr dey bleep us bside we av gat d richest persons in africa duh!!

StArusi:
Nigeria no end for Lagos. Mark, ur next stop suppose b Nnewi or Aba if u serious abt meeting innovative minds buh I no go talkam before dem label me a tribalist. Stop wherever u like. Quote me and claim ur generational curse.

topstory:
Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg has said that he is in Nigeria to learn about the startup ecosystem in the country.

He disclosed this via his verified Facebook account.



guy yahoo boys account wey u don block plenty,dy go kidnap u oo
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10103069173957581&id=4&refid=17&_ft_=top_level_post_id.10103069173957581%3Atl_objid.10103069173957581%3Athid.4%3A306061129499414%3A2%3A0%3A1472713199%3A7737166601418964704&__tn__=%2As

pxjosh:


[b][dhbside we av gat d richest persons in africa duh!![\b] no offense bro you just sound like a small child

manando1:
See how shameful Africans can be the guy has made it clear that he's there to learn , tomorrow he will put what he has learn for your country to charge you on this Facebook but yall busy praising him , the guy is doing what he do because he knows he will benefit from it , why he didn't go to Ethipio if he was a cheerful giver but he came to Nigeria , he knew Nigerians has lot of information when it comes to Internet , coding , IT etc so he could learn from them to me this guy is just another crook acting holy

denkyw:
If only Buhari can get half the brain of this guy

StArusi:
Nigeria no end for Lagos. Mark, ur next stop suppose b Nnewi or Aba if u serious abt meeting innovative minds buh I no go talkam before dem label me a tribalist. Stop wherever u like. Quote me and claim ur generational curse.

abbey621:
Do you know how many people are in Nigeria with talents like Zuckerberg's? The only difference is that they chose monetary value over passion. Case in point: Founder of Nairaland. In case you people hardly noticed, Nairaland has been stagnant for the past 3 years in terms of unique visitors and content with the main reason being the lack of passion. Instead what we have now is unregulated content on the homepage(Anybody can get published on the homepage by shouting out to moderators). what we have is a banning system which cripples creativity or heated discussions. I'm looking forward to the day when people can come on Nairaland and chat via video messaging or play games. A day when you can run monetary transactions through Nairaland and build a true social media ecosystem. The potential for success is there, if only the owner can rediscover his initial passion!

ireneony:
My mentor

ireneony:
My mentor

BABANGBALI:
Mark pls come and adopt me as your Sun,my parent deaded since 1954. I am their only surfifing children.

Jengem:
Great dude

Unlike some entrepreneurs who support trribalism and ban ppl for no reason