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Chibuzo

@cheeboozo

Kpọọ m onye ndili⏳mana ekpere m bụ ubochiajonjo🙏🏾

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calendar_today23-06-2014 00:50:13

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Sgt Show (@horiyourme) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hello World. No one become wealthy off of their own sweat and time alone. That's why wealthy people leverage other people's time, think Dangote and Otedola. If anyone is "making wealth" from their business and they're calling you to come join by them teaching you the secret

Àgbà John Doe (@jon_d_doe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You people should not bother if women are taking my advise or not. I am documenting my advice for future references. So that whenever they come to my DM to cry, I can remind them of when I warned them. Women don't learn from history. They learn from their own misery. End.

Man's Rule (@imansrule) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Àgbà John Doe Listen up, ladies, because men see this and it hits like a cold punch of reality. A man spending on you does not equal love. Pussy and gifts are easy; respect and ambition are rare as fuck. If you’re swooning over his wallet while ignoring his lack of goals, you’re fucking

Àgbà John Doe (@jon_d_doe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I have close professional colleagues that are top execs in their various careers. Whenever we get the opportunity discuss family, few things are mostly common. 1. We are age grades 2. Our kids are age grades 3. They married before 35 4. Their wives are few years younger End.

Àgbà John Doe (@jon_d_doe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Asides greed and fight for political power by the political elites, the main problem with the northern part of Nigeria is high level of illiteracy, indiscriminate child bearing and poverty. Their elites do not want their citizens to be sensible & enlightened. End.

Sam Otigba (@samuelotigba) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“Men help another man” Challenge 🫱🏿‍🫲🏾 Men only; It’s International Men’s Day, and too many men, especially family men, rarely get their flowers. Quote/Comment one thing that would bring you joy today. Another man here might be able to help. Happy International Men’s Day. S.O 🖤

Nandi 💜🤍 (@pallnandi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Men don’t leave you for someone better or prettier. They leave you for someone easier to be with. The real work is becoming someone who brings peace, respect, and growth to the relationship.

Isaac Oladipupo (@theisaacola) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Refuse to be distracted. The world is full of noisemakers, naysayers, people full of pain. They may not be wicked people, just wounded and confused people hoping they can use your pain to find meaning for their lives. Don’t hate people. Excuse them from the lens of their

Isaac Oladipupo (@theisaacola) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Two founders can build the same product in Yaba or London. One becomes a millionaire, the other burns out. The difference isn’t only talent, it’s the numbers they knor or not. Let’s look at the 13 KPIs that quietly decide every founder’s fate.

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When I started my first business, I thought passion would carry me. But passion without the right numbers is like driving at night with no headlights. The day I learned these KPIs, clarity gave me consistent leverage.

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1. Net Revenue Retention (NNR) The KPI investors respect alot. It tells you if customers love you enough to stay, pay more, and expand. If it’s above 100%, you’re building a machine. Below 60% means customers are running from something.

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2. Lifetime Value (LTV) How much one customer is worth over time. If a customer brings you ₦50k but costs ₦40k to acquire, there’s not much there. Strong founders think in value, not vanity metrics.

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3. Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) This number can embarrass a whole business. It’s how much it takes to bring customers in. If it costs you ₦10,000 to acquire one ₦5,000 customer, you’re not building a loss, not a business. Healthy CAC means oxygen for growth.

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4. LTV:CAC Ratio This is where investors remove their glasses. 3:1 is powerful. If one ₦1 brings back ₦3, you’re building abundance. If it brings less than ₦1, you’re funding stress. That’s how growth becomes profitable, not painful.

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5. Stickiness | 6. Churn | 7. Burn Multiple Stickiness is how often people use your product Churn tells how fast do they leave? Burn multiple means your discipline with money. A sticky product grows. A low-churn product survives. A good burn multiple earns investor respect.

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8. EBITDA | 9. Operating Cash Flow | 10. Retention Rate EBITDA shows if your business is making money after expenses. OCF tells if cash is truly entering your account or if your “success” is only on paper. Retention shows how many customers stay with you over time. Without these,

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11. Growth Rate | 12. AI Search Visibility | 13. Runway Growth proves more people are using, buying your product each month. AI Search tells if AI tools can recognise, recommend, and bring customers to you. Runway proves how long your business can survive with the cash you have

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To build to last with these numbers Track them monthly (Google Sheets or Notion etc). Set targets and monitor leaks. Improve one KPI every 30 days. In 30 days, your clarity will shock you. Small improvements become atomic progress over time.