I spent 24 hours with Nigeria's self-acclaimed Tech Billionaire at 26

In today's Episode I spent 24 Hours with Blord, Nigeria's youngest Tech Billionaire with controversies surrounding his source of wealth. This episode revealed his daily life and how he makes money.

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[StevenNdukwu]

Hi Fam, regarding the $100 giveaway, this is my real Facebook page Link you should follow..


I will post the names of the selected people there in a few days from now

[CeciliaLola]

The part when he said “you can make money in Nigeria because Nigeria has the numbers”. I am making a covenant with myself that I can never be poor.

[jafarbello]

Smart boy, showing off male staff will portray the yahoo spirit.

[davidhyginus]

My takeaways are:
1. Don’t let anyone tell you hardwork don’t pay
2. When you are blessed, remember to be a blessing
3. Family and community is key to a person’s success
4. Learn to take risk; calculated risk

[asomamongajoel]

I love how humble he is despite having that money. Money spent to uplift the community always comes double-double in your pocket

[ty_rogue]

Simon from Kenya here . What I've taken away from this is that if you can envision your dreams and ideas and make them as clear as day in your mind then work towards them smartly and tirelessly, they will inevitably come to be . We are the authors of our own reality.

[anthonysailor]

I love the fact that he is very transparent, honest, and a very simple person. He said he doesn't club, he spend his money giving, and most of it is scholarships, what a generosity.. if we have billionaires with this mindsets. Nigeria is a better place.. God bless and preserve you and your family IJN

[Chioma.Malife]

One low key business insight from this video- OUTSOURCING- You can outsource the talent or skill that you need. Being an entrepreneur doesn’t mean you must have all the technical expertise. Outsource.

[carolinemarvy]

“The government loves me here, I’m from Anambra.” He says it all 💯

[onabuchisamuel]

This guy is so real..he is not faking anything for camera or glam or anything....I Samuel I must be this rich and this wealthy in the next 1 year...and also be able to bless more lives in my community

[Ukastyles]

One of the numerous things I learnt from this video is that
(1) With a reasonable and tangible idea and service one can make it in Nigeria due to our large population.
(2) Givers never lack.

[AnjorinStevenOlawale]

The fact that he is rich and does not misbehave. I love his humility. More success B.Lord

[omonuahdestiny]

This guy is probably the most transparent billionaire in Nigeria

[Jodijus]

I really enjoyed this video for many reasons. I'm originally from Jamaica, but I currently work in the U.S. tech industry. I was pleased to see that there were many women working in the tech field in the video. I've also visited Nigeria and can attest that the people there are just as friendly and welcoming as they appeared in the video. This individual has achieved a lot for himself and it's great to see that he is continuing to make progress.

[everydaynigerianbyebitimi]

1.He has mastered the art of patience, he thought through the billpoint idea when it was first initiated
2. He's very futuristic in his planning and execution.
3. He's smart and has leveraged greatly on social media and is using that impact to push his businesses.
4. He's the first and most influential influencer of his businesses.
5. He's deliberate, the act of showing female staffs only is mainly to create a media buzz around his employing of females staffs only, thereby bringing him in the news again and he'll be pushing his products, smart advertising.

[ChuksRich]

"I'm from Anambra, where I'm being valued, where no one can just come and shut down my office.... Wisdom

[angiehaku]

How humble is this guy... breakfast out of the packet and a cup of tea. Love it

[didymario]

He has that Childlike carefree attitude that encourages risk taking and it works for him. Kudos!

[faithosakwe]

He is so down to earth, humble and very relatable. I love his personality may God continue to bless him.

[DemianOnyeje]

Nwafor Igbo has passed a message to all Igbo's son's and daughter's. I'm in my state, where no one can just shut down my business as a result of envy and jealousy. You can't tax him anyhow, he's in a place where he is valued and respected, and above all, making it there.