Fd_Visualzz

photographer got an NFT Collection link in bio, obsessed with landscapes and soothing images , check media IG:@fd_visualzz Nft artist

[Fd_Visualzz @FdVisualzz]

Hello everyone #Web3, My names are Fiyai Daniel
I'm a Nigerian artist and I’m making this thread as a shill for all my photography NFT's still up on different marketplaces.
Every form of support would be deeply appreciated (rt, likes, and collecting my work)

[Prompter @PromptLLM]

‘Uncertainty tolerance’ is the greatest indicator for your quality of life

[swagdad @AYTheMVP]

Victory is a slow process

https://t.co/AQdEcvci9I

[thiagho. @thiaghos_eye]

The driver is the truest reflection of the regression in the educational standard and a reflection to the current country as a result of then.

[SOMTO @somtodeyforyo]

Me going back to the POS stand after the N2100 transfer I did went twice

[chass! @Charles__oa]

tried the childhood friends to lovers gimmick and she said she has "no memory of me whatsoever"

[♟ @MexikoDro4]

Them bills dont give a damn how you feel nigga

[NoteS. @NoteSphere]

Solana. 2026.
Photographed by Ramsey Ariguzor.

[Ab. @olaoluwajedalo]

“Aliko Dangote is not going to industrialise Nigeria, let alone Africa. He is not Rockefeller, and he is no Asian Tiger.“

[Fd_Visualzz @FdVisualzz]

To be honest, just getting by sucks

[gōji @stillgoji]

🤣 ts frying me

[olamide @residentbabyboy]

“Everyone is like what can I get from this, instead of what can I enjoy here or what’s the experience we’re going to curate that’s going to enjoyable for us”
- Yanju 2026

[Fd_Visualzz @FdVisualzz]

Only way out is failing and getting back up immediately

[gst @wearegst]

“There is no war in Ba sing se”

[gst @wearegst]

That’s what the real Lagos looks like.

[Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour @GRVlagos]

In 2008, I published my thesis titled Traditional Revolution: Formalizing the Informal, examined the role of waste pickers and scavengers in Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt, and how they could be integrated into a modern waste management system rather than treated as a nuisance.

The paper argued that waste pickers form the foundation of an informal recycling network that already performs an important public service. And Instead of leaving them vulnerable to exploitation and exclusion, I proposed a framework that formalizes their activities, creates economic opportunities, improves collection efficiency, and reduces the burden on government.

More than a decade later, the same principles remain relevant. Sustainable solutions require planning, inclusion, and execution, not endless excuses.

Sadly, the environmental mess confronting our state is the result of policy failures and poor implementation. It is also the consequence of poor imagination and a lack of leadership.
You can explore the thesis at the link below.
https://t.co/rBnXSCzwtg

P.S. we have been passionate about #ourlagos for a very long time.

[dára sobaloju @darasoba]

Kill the urge to over-explain yourself. Most times, it’s completely unnecessary. You’re an adult!

[badgalsolana @solana_tii]

Okunkun visualizer is out on YouTube nowwwww
Shout out to the whole team. We really did thisssssss

[Lamy✧ @lamide_aa]

Some content you just can’t see me open. There’s nothing the eazi dude and his wife are saying that I have any interest in

[superdad @udysznx]

omo na to clean your tears and keep
pushing o. nobody send your papa

[YS @buchtweets]

@theGeekyMidget i get u 100% - I have many reservations but the main one will be the reduction of this style to be ‘phone shot’ and how it sets a precedent for clients to pay peanuts for the service & still demand quality, u can argue that some will pay good bucks for it but u & i know….