David Udo

[David Udo @DaveyUdo]

Happy First Sunday
2026 🤍💙

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@seyirnotlari 50

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@hicasamadim 15kg

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LORD, Guide My Steps✨🙏

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Job Opening at Federal Polytechnic, Ukana
Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.

https://t.co/aXSzaPGbO2

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@EngeesBishop I love the fact that Gov. Umo Eno is set to complete abandoned in the State..

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@ProfitableMan1 For the Bond, is the 5,000 saved monthly till 2 years maturity?

[Nentawe G. Yilwatda @nentawe1]

Earlier today, I delivered the 6th, 7th and 8th Combined Convocation Lecture of Akwa Ibom State University, where I challenged Nigerian youths graduating from our universities to reposition themselves for the global job market, stressing that opportunities beyond Nigeria’s borders are more abundant and increasingly accessible than the limited local options we often compete for.

Speaking at the convocation ceremony with the theme “Leveraging Emerging Technology to Enhance University Education and National Development,” I emphasised that, by long-standing design and structure, many of our universities have operated within local frameworks—producing graduates who compete mainly within domestic job markets. In a rapidly globalising and digital world, this approach must change.

The world has become a single, borderless labour market. Today, global jobs are more available than local jobs, especially for young people equipped with the right digital skills. Nigerian youths must therefore think globally, compete globally, and work globally.

I explained that the Fourth Industrial Revolution, driven by artificial intelligence, data analytics, robotics, biotechnology, and digital platforms, has fundamentally altered how work is defined and where it is done. In this new era, physical location matters far less than competence, creativity, and digital literacy. Our graduates must see themselves not as job seekers confined by geography, but as global talents capable of solving problems for organisations and communities anywhere in the world.

I also stressed that universities must deliberately align their curricula, research priorities, and teaching methods with global realities. A modern, world-class university rests on four critical pillars: graduate employability, impactful research, international outlook, and quality teaching and learning. Technology is no longer an optional add-on; it is a powerful multiplier that strengthens each of these pillars.

While Nigeria is richly endowed with natural resources, oil, gas, and maritime assets, particularly here in Akwa Ibom, our long-term prosperity will depend far more on human capital than hydrocarbons. In the 21st century, oil will matter less than algorithms, and land less than innovation. The true wealth of nations lies in the quality of their people.

In line with this conviction, I announced a personal donation of ₦100 million to support cutting-edge research at Akwa Ibom State University, focused on delivering direct societal and economic impact.

I also pledged to increase the grant if the initial fund is transparently and effectively utilised, and to personally supervise the projects to ensure accountability, excellence, and measurable outcomes.

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@thecableindex @grok list Polytechnic in Akwa Ibom State

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@doyinsola_toye Is the 5,000 paid monthly for the period of 2years

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@billiongjgly @grok answer

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Happy New Year!!!
My Year Of Open Doors.

[Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) @NigeriaRevenue]

Introducing Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS), the future of revenue administration in Nigeria 🇳🇬. This bold move marks a significant transition from the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS).

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Merry Christmas Everyone 🎄 🤶

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@BishopDOAbioye Merry Christmas Bishop

[Ernest Adikwu @ernestadiq]

WHEN YOU MEET A RICH PERSON:

1. Don't Beg
Nothing repels wealth faster than desperation.
Value attracts, begging repels.

2. Don't Oversell Yourself
Rich people can smell insecurity. If you must scream
"I'm important," you're not.

3. Don't Pretend
They can see through fake watches, fake accents, and fake confidence. Be real.
4. Don't Worship Them

Respect, yes. Worship, no. The moment you act like they're gods, you've disqualified yourself.

5. Don't Talk Too Much
Silence is power. Learn to listen. Rich people value those who absorb, not those who ramble.

6. Don't Ask Stupid Questions
"Can you sponsor me?" is stupid. Ask about principles, not handouts.

7. Don't Flaunt Poverty
Stop saying "I'm just managing." They don't pity poverty, they avoid it.

8. Don't Envy Them
Jealous energy is poisonous. If you can't clap for wealth, you'll never attract it.

9. Don't Brag About Connections You Don't Have Rich circles are small; they know each other. Lies expose you.

10. Don't Gossip
If you talk about others behind their back, you'll talk about them too. Trust dies instantly.

11. Don't Ask for Immediate Favors
Relationships compound. Earn the right before making demands.

12. Don't Flaunt Ignorance
"I don't like reading." "I don't invest." Wealthy people run from ignorance like fire.

13. Don't Overdress to Impress
Money respects neatness, not noise. Look sharp, not loud.

14. Don't Complain About Everything
Rich people invest in problem-solvers, not problem-repeaters.

15. Don't Try to One-Up Them
It's not a competition. If you argue or flex against them, you'll be ignored.

16. Don't Forget Manners
Late? Rude? Distracted by your phone? You've already failed the interview.

17. Don't Speak Without Proof
Anyone can say "I have big plans." Rich people ask:
"Show me receipts."

18. Don't Ignore Boundaries
Stop flooding them with endless messages. Respect distance.

19. Don't Assume You're Equals
You're there to learn, not to compete. Equality is earned through results.

20. Don't Be Passive
Quiet doesn't mean timid. Bring energy, questions, and curiosity, just not desperation.

21. Don't Leave Without Adding Value
A compliment. A resource. A perspective. Leave something. That's how you get remembered.

If you act broke in your mind, you'll stay broke in their presence. Wealth respects posture, discipline, and proof.

Don't beg for seats at the table, build value until the table needs you.

[David Udo @DaveyUdo]

@GloWorld Na why @GloWorld
I lost all my data

[David Udo @DaveyUdo]

I respectfully celebrate a prophet, father, visionary leader, role model and a teacher, whom God has used as a channel to shaping lives, destinies and careers.
His impacts are remarkably transformative, as Bishop David Oyedepo turns 71 Years, next phase of God's Blessings. 🙏