The Facebook founder shared an adorable photo of the family celebrating their daughter Max’s birthday as they all donned party hats for the special day.
“I can’t believe it’s been a year! And she kissed me on the cheek for the first time yesterday 🙂 Here’s to many more years of happiness and health for Max and all children around the world.”
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, made the announcement on his official Facebook page yesterday.
To those of you who are still not in the know— the video call is actually an update away.
An unexpected Facebook bug that hit the social media site Friday started ‘killing’ off people indiscriminately.
The bug affected numerous users, including Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg himself.
One of the youngest self-made billionaires and social networking king, Mark Zuckerberg and family did not miss out in the Halloween craze.
Mark shared the picture of himself, wife, baby and their dog.
One of Facebook’s co-founders, the billionaire Silicon Valley tycoon Dustin Moskovitz, is pledging $20m to the effort to help defeat Republican Presidential nominee Donald J. Trump.
Moskovitz announced Thursday that he and his wife would be donating the amount to Political Action Groups and the Clinton Campaign to help fund the effort to keep the bombastic billionaire out of the Oval Office.
Ekiti state governor, Ayo Fayose, yesterday took a swipe at Nigerians who condemned him for wearing T-Shirt to the state House of Assembly in December last year but praised Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg, who arrived Lagos last week in T-Shirt and jeans.
According to Fayose, Nigerians are hypocrites. He said this while speaking at a meeting with directors of finance and accounts, directors of administration, chief internal auditors and others from across ministries, departments and agencies in the state.
The billionaire Facebook founder is back in Nigeria. He met with president Buhari at Aso Villa where he was seen in a suit happily taking a selfie with the president.
Buhari’s media aide said Mark told VP Osinbajo that he wore a suit and his usual T.shirt and jeans, to meet President Buhari out of respect for him.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is back in Nigeria after leaving the country for a trip to Kenya, this time to meet with government officials and oversee a crucial day for young entrepreneurs.
The event dubbed ‘Aso Villa Demo Day’ is taking place in the Nigerian capital of Abuja at the President’s Aso Villa.
Facebook founder and CEO-Mark Zuckerberg was in Nigeria yesterday–from where he flew to Kenya.
While in Nigeria, Zuckerberg met with Nigerian stars when he attended a Facebook Event at the Naija Talent Lounge in Lagos.
Nigerian celebrities; Rita Dominic, RMD, Kunle Afolayan, Yemi Alade, DJ Cuppy, Yemi Alade, Chidinma, Toolz Oniru-Demuren and Comedian Basket Mouth were spotted with Mark Zuckerberg.
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Nigerians are saying CNN can be less professional if they want to be and the latest they have done shows how much delight they find in reporting negative stuffs about their country.
CNN Africa reported Mark Zuckerberg’s visit to Nigeria without mentioning he was here. They only said “Mark Zuckerberg makes first-ever visit to Sub-Saharan Africa and shared the news on their twitter page.
Facebook’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg has made a surprise visit to Kenya–right after his Nigeria visit.
The billionaire has been photographed enjoying a Kenyan delicacy, Ugali and fish, which he says he really enjoyed.
Mark Zuckerberg announced his arrival in Kenya via his Facebook page and said his mission is to meet with Kenyan entrepreneurs and developers and learn about mobile money.
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg is in Nigeria, already raising eyebrows after endorsing Nigerian Jollof.
Engaged in rounds of talks all day, he received a visit from one of Africa’s funniest men, the Nigerian comedian Basketmouth.
So Mark Zuckerberg just dipped his foot into the jollof wars, saying in Nigeria as part of his current visit there that Nigerian jollof is delicious.
The Facebook founder is in Africa’s most populous nation to check out how Facebook works there and how it can be improved, and committed high treason against Ghana whilst speaking during a forum.
The world’s 7th richest man and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg quietly came into Nigeria today to see how Facebook works in Nigeria, how it can be improved and how it can support tech development in Africa. He’s presently CC Hub in Yaba as published on Lindaikeji’s blog.
Mark Zuckerberg handed over a Facebook drone when he, and his wife Priscilla Chan, met Pope Francis on Monday.
“It was a meeting we’ll never forget,” Zuckerberg said. “You can feel [the Pope’s] warmth and kindness, and how deeply he cares about helping people.”
