Fans react to Mr. P, others on politics
Recently, Mr. P of Psquare has met backlash from fans and critics after rooting his support for Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi.
In his post, he described the candidate as the best opportunity to harness the country effectively. However, his message has raised reactions from fans and critics on the Twitter space.
"If they say we are only making noise on twitter and social media. Then how come everywhere dey scatter and going Gaga for PVC. E go shock dem … youths taking back their country. "
One user@detayo4 replies, "this road is road to PSquare family hous. PSquare and Peter Obi are from same state. Today, Psquare is living in Banana Island that Tinubu brought to Eko Atlantic in Lagos and he is telling Nigerians to give Nigeria to Peter Obi so that he can rule Nigeria like he ruled.
While, Stephen Precious rebuffs,
"This Lagos wey una dey hype, na the Lagos wey I dey stay abi which one abeg? The one over populated with no calculative measures to cub traffic? The one with bad drainage structure that flood happens even when it drizzles too much? The one that your 200k salary looks like 2k?"
@prexidor also opined,
"Northerners didn't love Buhari because he is their own. They love him because of their perception on his transparency and accountability, this raised their hopes for a better Nigeria though he failed them at last. Of d 3 candidates we have, only Peter Obi has that bragging right."
Lagos Leather Fair 5th anniversary holds in style
The Balmoral Convention Center of the Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island witnessed the troop of leather enthusiasts, fashion lovers and fun-seekers at the venue of the 5th Edition of the Lagos Leather Fair.
One activity which stood out was the interactive sessions.
The first session for the day had the topic titled “The Journey Ahead for Intra-African Trade: Spotlight on Creatives and the AfCFTA” which focused on the role of the AfCFTA in aiding intra-African trade for SMEs and how brands can benefit from it. The panellists included representatives from the Trade Policy and Business Environment, Banks, Insurance, E-Commerce and Consultancy firms.
The second session titled, Navigating the Challenges of Payment Gateways: What’s the way out for SMEs and Achieving Social Impact in the Creative Space. The idea of doing good while doing business were leading conversations during the master classes.
These discussions addressed the issues of cross-border payments faced by SMEs and the need to employ digital payments to ease cross-border transactions. The conversations also showcased the importance of businesses to contribute to the socio-economic growth of society.
Speakers were able to share insights on ways that businesses can drive social change and impact. The day was indeed more interesting than envisaged and all who were in attendance found it worth every second of their time.
The atmosphere was serene as everyone had a swell day.