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16/11/2025

What the banking institution needs to implement..

16/11/2025

15/11/2025

See Nigeria Through Smek’s Lens — A Conversation You Cannot Afford to Miss! 🇳🇬✨

On this week’s episode of The AfriOne Show, we dive deep into Nigeria from Smek’s point of view — raw, insightful, honest, and brilliantly disruptive.

Together, we explore the soul of Nigeria:

The mindset that shapes Nigerians

The opportunities and possibilities hidden in plain sight

Governance and politics from a citizen’s angle

Lifestyle, business, insurance, medical systems, and relationship dynamics

What investors MUST understand before entering Nigeria

And how Africans in the diaspora can reconnect with a renewed perspective

Smek Uwakina opens a dimension many overlook — a way of seeing Nigeria that brings clarity, context, and truth. This episode will reshape how you see the nation and its people.

Whether you are:

An investor planning an entry into Nigeria,

A diaspora Nigerian preparing to return home, or

A continental African seeking to understand Nigeria’s role in Africa’s future…

This is a MUST-WATCH conversation.

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15/11/2025

When you watch this you will know more about what your bank can do for you.

14/11/2025

Africa’s banks hold more than vaults of money — they hold the possibility of transformation.
The question is, will they use that power to uplift people or just enrich shareholders?
At The AfriOne Network, we believe in a new kind of economy — where finance meets purpose,
where every African — whether at home or abroad — has access to opportunity, innovation, and dignity.
Let’s demand more from our institutions. Let’s make banking human again.

13/11/2025

Gen Z is rebellious, unserious, or entitled — but the truth is this; Gen Z is not the problem; they are the product of a world that changed faster than the older generation prepared for.

They are bold, digital, expressive, impatient for results — and that energy is exactly what Africa needs.

To bridge generations, we must do three things:

1. Understand Each Other, Not Judge Each Other

Elders bring wisdom and history.
Gen Z brings innovation and speed.
When both sides stop stereotyping, collaboration becomes possible.

2. Create Shared Purpose

When the goal is clear — a better Nigeria, a united Africa, real opportunity — generations stop competing and start contributing.

3. Connect Through Dialogue and Mentorship

Elders must mentor without controlling.
Gen Z must learn without dismissing.
Mutual respect turns generational tension into generational power.

Bridging generations is not about choosing sides — it’s about aligning strengths. Wisdom + Innovation = The Africa we want.

The Afropolitan Apostle

12/11/2025

🌍 TONIGHT at 7PM — LIVE on The AfriOne Show 🎙️(All Things Banking)

How many of us truly understand what our banks can do for us — beyond holding our money or lending it out? 💭

Can banks become drivers of national progress — helping us build wealth, shape inclusion, and unlock opportunities across Africa?

Join The Afropolitan Apostle tonight for an eye-opening live conversation that challenges how we see banking and nation-building. 💡

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🔖 Theme: Beyond Money — What Your Bank Can Do for You

10/11/2025

INDIA–NIGERIA: A WAKE-UP CALL FOR PARTNERSHIP, NOT DEPENDENCE

It’s remarkable how many Indian companies have built thriving enterprises across Nigeria—spanning energy, manufacturing, food, steel, telecoms, insurance, and retail. From Indomie to Airtel, Bajaj to Olam, their footprints prove one thing clearly: Nigeria is a fertile ground for enterprise and innovation.

Yet, when you look the other way, what Nigerian institutions are flourishing in India? Mostly churches.
That is not a rebuke of faith—it is a reminder of imbalance.
While we export religion, others export industries.
While they create jobs, we create congregations.
And both have value—but one feeds the spirit while the other feeds the nation.

The AfriOne Lens

AfriOne does not see this as a blame game; we see it as a blueprint for collaboration.
We believe Africa must open itself as a marketplace of equal exchange—where faith meets function, spirituality meets structure, and belief produces productivity.

India has shown the power of organized enterprise, global networks, and institutional discipline. Nigeria and Africa have shown the power of creativity, spirituality, and human resilience. When we merge these strengths, we can birth an economy that heals and builds.

What AfriOne Proposes

1. A Fair Playing Field:
Let trade between Africa and Asia be balanced. African products—agro-based, creative, and technological—should also occupy shelves in Mumbai, Delhi, and beyond.

2. AfriOne Industrial Partnerships:
We invite Indian investors to joint-venture with African entrepreneurs under AfriOne’s collaborative hubs—where ownership, profit, and knowledge are shared.

3. Institution Building:
Faith should not only build churches; it must build schools, hospitals, farms, factories, and fintechs.
AfriOne is creating a network where every act of faith becomes a seed for innovation.

4. Diaspora and South–South Cooperation:
Let the Nigerian in London, the Indian in Lagos, and the Ghanaian in Nairobi work as a borderless tribe under one digital and economic ecosystem—AfriOne Nation.

5. Re-engineering the Narrative:
We no longer lament foreign presence; we leverage it.
Every partnership must now include technology transfer, local capacity building, and community investment—not just profit extraction.

The New Mandate

Nigeria must rise from being a consumer nation to a co-creator in global markets.
Our politicians must protect common wealth, not personal wealth.
Our citizens must trade prayers for plans, and faith for frameworks.
And our entrepreneurs must see Africa, not the West, as their first market.

In the Spirit of AfriOne

This is not about India versus Nigeria.
It is about a new global order—where Africans negotiate as partners, not subordinates; where every handshake translates into shared growth.

We will build systems that honour God and empower people,
raise altars of prayer and factories of production,
export culture and create capital.

That is the AfriOne vision:
United. Innovative. Borderless. Prosperous.

The Afropolitan Apostle

10/11/2025

UNBELIEVABLE! India Companies operating in Nigeria.

1 Nipco
2 Conoil
3 Seven-Up Bottling Company Plc
4 Emel Group
5 Atlantic Shrimpers Limited
6 Royal Salt
7 Kewalram Chanrai Group
8 Chellarams Plc
9 Tata Africa Services
10 Far East Mercantile Co Ltd
11 Dana Group
12 Park n shop - Aarti Group
13 Milan Group
14 JAWA Group
15 MACE Group Lagos
16 Mecure- Lekki
17 Airtel
18 Lacasera
19 Olam Nigeria Limited
20 Roomans Eneliye
21 Sunflag
22 Indomie/Dufil Prima Food
23 Tower Aluminum (Nigeria) PLC
24 Aarti Steel
25 Chi Limited
26 Bajaj Auto
27 Springfield Agro Ltd.
28 PANAR Group
29 SIMBA group
30 Parco
31 Bhojsons & Co (Nig) Ltd,
32 Tech Mahindra
33 Prestige insurance
34 Sterling Bank Plc
35 Churchgate
36 Primlaks Nig Ltd
37 Contec Global
38 Hyundai Motors Nigeria Ltd
39 Oando Plc
40 Dan Group.
41 Emjays
42 Veepee Industry Ltd.
43 Somotex
44 Stallion Commodities
45 Dana Holdings
46 Nagode Industries Ltd
47 Pure Chem
48 Banarli Nigeria Limited
49 SKIPPER T&D Corp
50 Tech Mahindra Africa
51 Godrej Nigeria Ltd.
52 Shree Steel
53 Sterling Global
54 Lagos Free Trade Zone
55 Spectra net
56 Afprint Nigeria
57 Samstar Nig Ltd
58 EnPee Nig
59 Satguru Travels
60 Metro polotan Ind
61 GeePee Group
62 Chanrai Nig Ltd
63 Sunola Food Ltd
64 Sapoonji Pala Ji
65 MBH Power
66 Sam Pharmaceutical Ltd
67 Cumberland Hotel
68 Ranbaxy
69 Spintex
70 Amri Global
71 Agro Allied
72 Contec Nig
73 Metro plotitan Ind
74 Amri Global
75 AI Ticks
76 GTA - Ikorodu
77 C-way water.
78 New Castle Hotel.

Nigeria Companies operating in India

1 Redeemed Christian Church of God.
2 Christ Embassy
3 Mountain of Fire & Miracle
4 Lords Chosen Church
5 Winners Chapel

That's why we are a poor nation.

Do your findings Nigeria is 2nd religious nation in the world and among the poorest in the world.

Nigerian Politians are looting our common reserves, and the Indians are busy creating wealth in a country that everyone is lamenting of economic hardship and developing their economy