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Oluniyi D. Ajao

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Yesterday was my birthday, but it didn’t seem like one, at all. Work, work and even more work.

Had to launch a new version of Web4Africa, as well as many other things.

It’s all good.

I am sharing with you, a joke I received yesterday, from an online pal, “StinPhenomenon”

An Ibo man was converted to Islam, after all said and done; he was asked what name he would like to bear, he was given options of Ibrahim (Abraham) Suleiman (Solomon) Musa (Moses) and a host of others. He asked what good were the names, then the imam told him that if u choose any name there will be hope that God will bless you the way he blessed those with the names originally, then the Ibo man asked “how about Dangote” 

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Oluniyi D. Ajao is an Internet Entrepreneur and Tech Enthusiast. Follow him on X (fka Twitter) @niyyie for more tech updates.

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  1. Dipo Tepede Avatar
    Dipo Tepede

    Happy Belated Birthday dear!

    May it usher you into dreams accomplished, In Jesus name, Amen.

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  2. Oluniyi David Ajao Avatar
    Oluniyi David Ajao

    Thanks to all who posted there best wishes here, via SMS, phone call or email. I appreciate it.

    @ Emmanuel Bensah, expect a coverage on Ghana, by tomorrow.

    Reply
  3. Yomi Adegboye Avatar
    Yomi Adegboye

    Happy Birthday! I sent you a mail that morning but your PostMaster decided my mail was not to be delivered and was returned to my box. Did I miss the pounded yam, Egusi soup and bush-meat? 😉

    Reply
  4. Emeka Avatar
    Emeka

    I guess the reason the igbo man chosed dangote was because he hasn’t heard of bill gates.
    nice joke and happy b.day, mine is on the 19th.

    will u please join my meme on my niger delta blog. u will like it, try and make out time for it.
    thanks.

    Reply
  5. Emmanuel.K.Bensah Avatar
    Emmanuel.K.Bensah

    Hi, david!!

    A belated Happy birthday:-) May all your wishes come to pass.

    Have one major beef, though: what’ been happening with Ghana coverage on Global Voices? Last time I saw a post on Global Voices from Ghana, it was by a non-Ghanaian, writing about gays! That was last week.

    Now, I have been blogging about Google getting a domain for Ghana; electricity crisis; can2008, etc–and yet not ONE iota of this (since August) on Global Voices.

    Is there any reason for what looks like discrimination? Thanks.

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  6. obi Avatar
    obi

    hey man! happy belated. was mine on the 3rd 😀

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