Alot of people on here aren’t familiar with measurement lol, 7 inches is small ke? If you’re thinking of spending your life with someone gan and they have 7 inches, you suppose rethink your life choices, before saying i do.
After watching @PeterObi live on TikTok I’ve decided to stop focusing on building my life till after 2027 elections, If I don’t survive protecting my votes then it was a great run.
#peterobi#Ok#2027elections
@Agent_L12@learn2earnNG When is the next cohort this year, I am now eligible for the fellowship after my trial last week, so I wanna plan myself and get ready for the next stage
One man etched his name in the heart of his people & in the history of Nigeria as a FIGHTER for the great OGONI PEOPLE, the PRIDE of RIVERS STATE & A CHAMPION FOR THE SOUTH SOUTH, while the other STOLE & SOLD THE MANDATE OF HIS PEOPLE for his own POLITICAL BENEFIT & stands as an OPPRESSOR AGAINST HIS OWN PEOPLE, in 2027, it’s time for RIVERS STATE PEOPLE TO STAND UP against this TYRANT!
This is the story of …
KEN SARO WIWA vs NYESOM WIKE
If Peter Obi becomes president, he won't steal and people in his cabinet won't steal. The president's body language matters, even though I don't support him
__ Rotimi Amaechi
@Chude_ND1 Yes it's true. We will all be part of it. In just 12 months our economy will be bigger than most European Countries. . Nigeria don't make any mistake. Thanks
Good News: PISA Assessment Will Be Coming to the South East Soon
After I wrote about my desire for the South East to participate in the PISA assessment, I received a message from Raj.
He flew in from the United States, and we met in Toronto to discuss extensively how the assessment could be conducted across the region.
This assessment is very important to me because if the South East performs strongly on the global stage, it could significantly boost the region’s international reputation and help demonstrate the quality of talent we are developing. This could strengthen our case for attracting world-class companies such as Apple, Texas Instruments, NVIDIA, Tesla, and others to invest in the region.
We are deliberately nurturing a large pool of exceptional talent, and the world needs to see what is happening here.
In 10 years, our ambition is for the South East to become a major source of talent for the global workforce.
And we are very serious about it.
When the time is right, I, the Lord, will make it happen (Isaiah 60:22).
We just won $100,000 at the Build with Gemini XPRIZE and I am so overwhelmed.
When the competition started we kept asking ourselves what we should build, and eventually I asked, what about Nigeria? I thought about my mum, who has been a tailor for more than 30 years and practically raised my twin sister and me on that income. It was hard sometimes, because her customer base was so small, and she would often wait weeks before a customer paid for a completed job. In Nigeria this is a huge problem for a population where most of the employment sector is made up of artisans. So we built MyFixam, the marketplace where you can find and book verified artisans and pay straight on the app.
The competition had more than 26,000 participants and 1,400 projects. On Friday I pitched live at Moonshot Live, the Oscars for optimism, in front of more than 1,500 people, to judges Cathie Wood, Palmer Luckey, Mark Pincus, Anousheh Ansari and Logan Kilpatrick. To make it to the top 3, I am more than grateful.
Thank you @xprize, @GeminiApp and @PeterDiamandis.
I’m using this opportunity to start a community for like minded people who are willing to learn, grow, push themselves, and finally land their remote jobs. ❤️
I know the struggle because I’ve been there. I’ve invested in learning from experts, tested different strategies, and I’ll be sharing what I’ve learned, what I’m currently learning, and everything I’ll continue to learn along the way.
I’ll also be bringing in experts to teach us and share valuable insights.
This is for serious minded people who are ready to learn, take action, and change their lives.
If that sounds like you, comment REMOTE or DM me REMOTE to join. ❤️
Mr Banks, who couldn't afford ₦5,000 to buy foodstuffs in 2020, can now afford $5 million in 2026 to buy a Cybertruck.
The guy he begged for ₦5,000 that year, he now rewards him with ₦5 million in 2026.
This also takes me back to my friend, who came to my house in 2015 to borrow my Toyota Matrix 2005, so he could visit his then-fiancée's mother, in the suburbs of Ikorodu.
When he returned, my car was faulty, even though I had given it to him in good condition. I called mechanics and consulted almost every expert I could find, but nobody could fix it for three weeks. It wasn't until we employed the services of a car diagnostic engineer that we discovered it was a brain box problem.
Throughout this period, which lasted almost a month, he didn't call or ask what was wrong with the car he had borrowed. I paid for everything myself, and eventually got a new brainbox.
I was only pissed off because he didn't call to show any concern. I called and told him I wasn't happy about that. Even after I fixed it, a few months later, he still borrowed it for his introduction ceremony, and I didn't decline.
Today, he is one of the biggest clearing agents on Tin Can Island, Apapa. His business has earned him nothing less than five houses in the heart of Apapa. He also owns three warehouses in Egbeda, which he bought outrightly.
The last time he came visiting, during my first child's naming ceremony, he saw that I was using a 2009 Toyota Camry. He told me I was too big to be driving that kind of car and that he knew I wouldn't speak up even when I needed something.
The next day, he called, and asked to meet him in Magodo. He bought me a 2023 Toyota Camry, which my wife now drives.
After some time, I asked myself: What if I had listened to the people who advised me to stop lending him my car after he returned it faulty? Would he have thought about me this way today?
Kindness and human investment are the greatest forms of investment. They can yield returns that even Dangote's IPO shares may not match. If you keep getting it clear, keep using it to clear road for people who are in dire needs around you, without expecting nothing in return.
Sometimes, the people you help when they have nothing are the same people who remember you when they have everything.
My Manifesto:
1. Withdraw from the UN and every stupid International American organisation.
2. Close the borders to the import of products with local substitutes.
3. Remove all foreign military bases in Nigeria.
4. Annul all existing mineral deals with all foreign countries and nationalise the minerals.
5. Establish a military partnership with North Korea as my very first foreign policy.
6. Bomb the entirety of Sambisa Forest into the Stone Age and rebuild an ultra-modern city in that Area. I don't give a shit; I will only give everyone in the region 30 days to evacuate. If you stay, you'll be counted as collateral damage with zero compensation.
7. Declare myself Permanent Interim Manager of the country. Meaning I'm not stepping down until I'm done with my reforms as a Totalitarian government.
8. Redesign a new political and economic model modified for our current economic and political reality, with its core inspiration being Socialism.
9. Personalise religion. Every state, depending on its size, can only have a prescribed number of religious houses that are heavily taxed and audited.
Churches and mosques must register as business enterprises and must remit some percentage of their profits to the government.
10. Every State must control its resources; there are no guarantees they will be considered states again in the new structure.
11. Invest heavily in agriculture and disincentivise reliance on Crude Oil. The Crude Oil of Akwa Ibom, Delta, Rivers, Bayelsa, Abia, etc belongs to those people. The revenue will not be used to manage l
Lagos or Sokoto. I believe every state has sufficient diverse resources to sustain its growth.
12. If you make yourself a useful tool to Imperial powers to cause unrest in my country. I will kill you.
End!