The share plunge erased $5 billion from the net worth of Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg
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Zuckerberg’s post at Facebook on Wednesday came after Trump accused the social network of bias in a morning tweet that read: “Facebook was always anti-Trump.The Networks were always anti-Trump hence,Fake News, @nytimes(apologized) & @WaPo were anti-Trump. Collusion?”
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The News Agency of Nigeria reports that FIN was founded in 2015 by Omolola, a movement of women focused on building compassion and providing support for one another, with the goal of having up to 1,000 members in the group
Zuckerberg said on his Facebook page on Wednesday that users increased by 18 per cent on a year-over-year basis
According to social networking site, LinkedIn, Omin, 28, landed in New York’s JFK airport last Sunday after a 24-hour flight from Nigeria
Cox made the disclosure at an interactive session with newsmen in Lagos on Monday
For future reference, someone ought to tell him that if you’re $54 billion Golden Goose you don’t go walk about in Yaba. The area boys there will jump you, mug you and kidnap you – bodyguards or not! But yet again nobody probably told him that if you’re a Tech Giant in Nigeria (do we have any?) you’re supposed to arrive in an entourage comprising of gun-toting policemen, bullet-proof 4X4s, a bevy of hanger-ons – and of course the full red carpet treatment
The way Nigeria is often painted abroad, and in those travel advisories that foreign ministries issue, you would think Nigeria is such an unsafe place where kidnappers are permanently on the prowl. Zuckerberg helped to show the rest of the world that Nigeria is not so bad at all, and that something really exciting is happening here among the country’s young population
Zuckerberg is in Nigeria this week to see first-hand how entrepreneurs in the country are creating the next wave of mobile innovation and to learn how Facebook can better support tech development and entrepreneurship in emerging markets
Zuckerberg is in Nigeria to listen and learn and take ideas back to California, United States of America on how Facebook can better support tech development and entrepreneurship across Africa
In 2009, Olalekan Elude, Ayodeji Adewunmi and Opeyemi Awoyemi started a site called Jobberman in their dorm to help connect people looking for work with companies looking to hire. Now Jobberman is one of the top 100 websites in Nigeria, and it gets 5,000 applications every day
Zuckerberg said his next goal was to make Internet services available to everyone in the world, for all to connect with the people and the things they care about.
I remember getting pizza with my friends one night in college shortly after opening Facebook. I told them I was excited to help connect our school community, but one day someone needed to connect the whole world
He said the summit is the coming together of young professionals in the Niger Delta to promote entrepreneurship, looking at economic challenges in the states and creating employment for the youths