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“Why I’m frustrated’ Comedian Woli Arole Cries Out

March 15, 2022March 15, 2022 - by Lovina - Leave a Comment

Nollywood actor Oluwatoyin Bayegun popularly called Woli Arole, has cried out about being frustrated following the current situation in Nigeria. In a video shared on her Instagram page, Woli Arole said the country’s situation is pretty unfair, from a total blackout to a hike in fuel and ASUU strike, which does not make sense. Woli Arole laments bitterly that the frustration in the country make it difficult for people to fulfil their destiny and dreams. The father of one added that he would get his PVC to ensure that Nigerians get the desired change they need because talking will not solve the problems. In his words: I think this is pretty unfair, very very unfair and its the truth, in the same season, total blackout, hike in fuel, ASUU strike, it does not make sense, that’s me, I will pour out my mind, Nigerians are frustrating us, do you want to be sucking each other’s blood? frustration is too much, to achieve a dream in this country is stressful, to fulfil destiny is stressful. I will go and get my PVC because talk, …

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Doing business in Nigeria Is Frustrating – Nollywood Actress Zainab Balogun Cries Out

January 5, 2022January 5, 2022 - by Lovina - Leave a Comment

Popular Nollywood actress, Zainab Balogun-Nwachukwu, has shown concern on how frustrated the harsh climate of Nigeria’s business environment can be. The Chief Daddy actress currently runs a hair salon, Wash and Go, with friend and TV presenter, Bolanle Olukanni. Balogun took to her Instagram stories on Tuesday to reveal the numerous problems that besieged her as a Nigerian business owner. She wrote, “Doing business in Nigeria is a horrible experience 99% of the time. If it is not a frustrating landlord, it’s subpar facility companies, NEPA deficiencies or fraudulent government agencies who want to punish you for making an honest living. You’ll dot all your i’s and t’s but it is not always enough.” Balogun further claimed that an educated accountant working with her company resigned because of their refusal to pay bribe to Lagos Inland Revenue service. “Can you imagine?” she continued. “We broke no law. Filing/audit was up to date but she was upset at our principles. She added that the problem was compounded with the need to satisfy customers no matter the circumstances.