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29/10/2025

What is your take on this and please be honest.

24/10/2025

Partnership is the fuel that multiplies potential and accelerates progress. No great vision thrives in isolation — it grows through collaboration. The power of partnership lies in shared strength, diverse perspective, and collective ex*****on.

When people or organizations unite around a common purpose, they create synergy — a force that produces results far greater than what each could achieve alone.

Key Advantages of Partnership:

Shared Strengths: Each partner brings unique skills, ideas, and resources to the table.

Risk and Cost Sharing: Challenges are easier to bear when shared.

Access to New Markets: Partnerships open doors to new audiences, territories, and opportunities.

Faster Growth: Collaboration accelerates innovation and expansion.

Credibility and Influence: Partnering with trusted brands or individuals boosts reputation and impact.

Sustainability: Partnerships create systems that outlive individuals and strengthen resilience.

In simple terms — partnership turns potential into performance and relationships into results.

Together, we go farther, faster, and stronger.

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23/10/2025

The Highest Paid CEOs In Nigeria

Roger Brown, the CEO of Seplat Energy Plc, is the highest-paid CEO in Nigeria, earning an annual salary of approximately $2.54 million (around 3.9 billion Nigerian Naira). His compensation is largely attributed to Seplat's strategic position in the oil and gas sector, its international profile, and the strong performance-based incentives tied to the company's growth and production targets.

Roger Brown: (Seplat Energy Plc): Approximately 3.9 billion Naira).
Karl Toriola: (MTN Nigeria Plc): Approximately 3.14 billion Naira.
Adegbite Falade: (Aradel Holdings Plc): Approximately 2.44 billion Naira).
Arvind Pathak: (Dangote Cement): Approximately 1.58 billion Naira.

The AfriOne Network Updates

22/10/2025

AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA AND THE CHIEF OF ARMY STAFF

By The Afropolitan Apostle (Darlington Steve)
Founder, The AfriOne Network – Voice of the New Tribe

Your Excellency, Mr. President,
Your Honor, the Chief of Army Staff,

I write not to accuse, nor to condemn, but to awaken the conscience of leadership — to remind you of the sacred trust placed in your hands over the soul and destiny of this nation we all love.

Today, October 20th, is not just a date; it is a mirror — a mirror reflecting pain, questions, and unhealed wounds. The echoes of 2020 still linger — the cries of the innocent, the confusion of the youth, the silence of institutions, and the weight of a moment that altered our collective confidence in justice.

But I write today not to reopen wounds, but to seek redemption. Let this day, October 22nd, 2025, mark the rebirth of conscience in governance. Let the mistakes of yesterday become the wisdom of today. Let restraint triumph over rage, and reason over reaction.

Your Excellency, true leadership is not measured by the volume of force but by the depth of empathy. A protest is not rebellion; it is hope in motion — a sign that the people still believe dialogue is possible and that their leaders still have hearts that can feel and ears that can hear.

Our youth are not the enemies of the state; they are the architects of its tomorrow. Their passion is not a threat — it is a plea for a nation that works: for fairness, justice, opportunity, and dignity.

As The Afropolitan Apostle and founder of The AfriOne Network, I speak for a generation determined to build bridges, not barricades; to birth innovation, not anarchy. We believe Nigeria can rise again — not through bullets and bitterness, but through bold reforms, accountability, and unity of purpose.

It will be a great honor to sit with the Chief of Defense Staff for a heartfelt conversation — one that speaks not only to the mind but to the soul — on how Nigerians can protect themselves when the very institutions meant to safeguard lives and property appear silent. Leadership must not only command obedience; it must earn trust. And trust is built through transparency, compassion, and truth. Can Nigeria have General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, a South African law enforcer, who will just say the truth?

To our diaspora community, I make this heartfelt appeal: please lend your voice, do not be silent. I know what it means to be far from this chaotic scenario called Nigeria — to watch from a distance and wonder if home can still be healed. But this is still your country of birth. Like Nehemiah, it is time to return in heart, in action, and in advocacy to rebuild our walls and restore dignity. The future of Nigeria depends not only on those who stayed but also on those who left with hope still burning.

Your Excellency, power is transient, but legacy is eternal. History will not only record what happened under your watch — it will remember what you allowed, what you ignored, and what you redeemed.

May wisdom guide your decisions.
May peace dwell in our streets.
May justice and mercy embrace in our nation.
And may Nigeria find healing — not through silence, but through sincere leadership and shared responsibility.

With faith in God and love for our land,
Darlington Steve (The Afropolitan Apostle)
Founder, The AfriOne Network
Unite. Innovate. Elevate.

📧 [email protected] | 🌐 www.afrione.africa

18/10/2025

Be Usable

If you are not used to it, you cannot be useful.
But the most important question is — who is using you?

Many people misunderstand this truth. Being used doesn’t always mean being taken advantage of. It can mean being stretched, sharpened, and positioned to fulfill your true potential.

Your usability determines your usefulness.
If you cannot be used, no value will ever flow out of you. So, ask yourself — am I usable?

Now, let me be clear: I’m not talking about exploitation. When people take advantage of you, it only exposes their weakness, not yours.

I have been used — willingly. Because I understand that to be usable in society, I must make myself available for purpose. Every time I’m used, I grow. It sharpens my mind, pulls out the best in me, strengthens my character, and opens doors I never imagined stepping into.

So, don’t resist being used — just make sure it’s for the right purpose, by the right people, and toward the right vision.

Be usable — and you’ll see growth happen faster than you ever imagined.

The Afropolitan Apostle

17/10/2025

“Partnership is not about finding people who think like you — it’s about finding people who complete what you lack.
Africa’s future belongs not to the independent, but to the interdependent.
Alone, we can build. Together, we can transform.” “The Dynamics of Partnership and Collaboration — What Works, What Doesn’t, and How to Build Synergy Across Differences.”

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17/10/2025

Mid-Morning Show — Live at 11AM! Across all our social media platforms for a deep dive into “The Dynamics of Partnership and Collaboration.”

We’ll explore what truly makes partnerships work — the systems, structures, and methodologies that sustain them despite differing visions or offerings. From locating synergy to building trust-based alliances, we’re unpacking it all!

Tune in, engage, and let’s learn how to turn connection into collaboration and collaboration into impact. 🌍

📅 Time: 11:00 AM
📍 Streaming Live: On all our social media platforms and Mixlr (The AfriOne Show)

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15/10/2025

📡 TONIGHT ON THE AFRIONE SHOW — EVERYTHING AFRICA SERIES

🎙️ TOPIC: All Things Honor: A Vehicle for Development or a Weapon of Mental Slavery?

Africa’s honor code — once our greatest cultural treasure — may have now become a tool of manipulation that holds us back.

For generations, respect and reverence have defined the African identity. But today we ask:
👉 Has this same value system been weaponized against progress, innovation, and youth leadership?
👉 Has our culture of honor become the reason our youth can’t lead — and why Nigeria and Africa are struggling to move forward?

Join The AfriOne Show as we unpack “The Manipulation of the Honor Code” — exploring how honor has shaped leadership, religion, and national development across the continent.

📅 Date: Wednesday, 15th October 2025
🕒 Time: 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM (WAT)

📻 Listen Live: Armed Forces Radio 107.7 FM (Abuja, Nigeria)
🌍 Stream Online: Mixlr – The AfriOne Show

📞 Call Live: +2348037441154 | +2348127793453
📧 Email: [email protected]

🔥 Expect:

A bold conversation on how honor affects leadership, religion, and social progress.

Honest perspectives from young innovators, faith leaders, and policy thinkers.

A pan-African dialogue on balancing age, grace, and competence.

🎤 Hosted by: Darlington Steve – The Afropolitan Apostle

For sponsorships and product placements, call +2348072463771.

🌍 The AfriOne Show – Unite. Innovate. Elevate. Africa’s Global Gift to the World.

14/10/2025

🌹 Loneliness often hides in plain sight — even in the most intimate spaces.
It doesn’t only visit those who live alone; it quietly settles into marriages, friendships, families, organizations, and everyday life.

In truth, some of the loneliest people I’ve ever met live in bustling households or long-term relationships.

Here are some subtle signs:

A. You feel misunderstood by your partner.
B. You constantly crave validation.
C. You avoid being vulnerable.
D. You feel drained after social interactions.
E. You’re addicted to distractions.
F. You feel like you’ve lost your identity.
G. You fear silence — and many more.

If any of these sound familiar, remember:
✨ It’s not your fault — and it’s not your forever. ✨

Let’s walk this journey together.
Send a WhatsApp message saying “I Am Not Alone” to +234 812 779 3453, and we’ll send you a link to join our community.

We’ve created a safe, warm space where we can learn, share, and heal — together. 💬

A series of real-life conversations and community engagements await you — helping us rediscover connection, joy, and purpose.

The AfriOne Network Initiatives

14/10/2025

13/10/2025

📡 Tune In & Join the Conversation - ‎THE AFRIONE SHOW — EVERYTHING AFRICA SERIES
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‎🎙 EPISODE TITLE: Africa: The Manipulation of The Honor Code
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‎Has Africa’s honor code — once our greatest cultural treasure — become a tool of manipulation holding us back?
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‎For generations, respect and reverence have defined the African identity. But today, we ask:
‎👉 Has this same value system been weaponized against progress, innovation, and youth leadership?
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‎This week, The AfriOne Show confronts the tough questions:
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‎> “Has Africa’s culture of honor become the reason our youth can’t lead — and Nigeria can’t move forward?”
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‎📅 Date: Wednesday, 15th October 2025
‎🕒 Time: 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM (WAT)
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‎📻 Listen Live: Armed Forces Radio 107.7FM
‎🌍 Stream Online: Mixlr – The AfriOne Show
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‎📞 Call Live: +2348037441154 | +2348127793453
‎📧 Email: [email protected]
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‎🔍 What to Expect
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‎A deep dive into how honor culture shapes leadership, religion, and national growth.
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‎Real talk on why youthful confidence is often misread as disrespect.
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‎Thought-provoking insights from church leaders, young innovators, and policy thinkers.
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‎A powerful pan-African dialogue on balancing age, grace, and competence.
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‎🎙 Hosted by: Darlington Steve – The Afropolitan Apostle
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‎For sponsorships and product placements, call +2348072463771.
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‎🌍 The AfriOne Show – Unite. Innovate. Elevate.
‎Africa’s Global Gift to the World.