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[Me @MuiliKazeem1]

Day 2/n

STEPS OF ETHICAL HACKING
There are usually 6 steps involved in the process of ethical hacking and they are
- Reconnaissance
- Scanning
- Gaining access
- Maintaining access
- Covering tracks
- And Reporting

[Me @MuiliKazeem1]

@NobelPrize Kindly award this man The Nobel peace prize. Saved the world from terror
Well deserved for this UCL win against @Arsenal

[Me @MuiliKazeem1]

WHAT LEGAL FIRM DO YOU WORK FOR?

PEARSON-HARDMAN???

[Nelson Mogaka @NelsonMogaka_]

To doctors who’ve been in practice for years: have you ever had a patient catch feelings for you or vice versa? How did it end?

[STUNNER @Cr7Godbrand]

If these meetings were made up entirely of women, women would be celebrating it as “women’s empowerment” and saying women are taking over industries and leadership spaces.

But the moment men gather, work, or build something together without female involvement, it suddenly becomes a problem.

It makes women uncomfortable simply because men are operating independently. There seems to be this constant expectation that every male space must include women, while female-only spaces are openly encouraged and protected.

Women have entered and now dominate many professions and educational fields, yet the biggest focus is still on areas like STEM because those are fields where men continue to outperform and outnumber them in many sectors.

Instead of encouraging fair competition and organic interest, the conversation often turns into demanding inclusion, quotas, or forced representation.

The is not equality anymore,it is influence and control over every space men traditionally built or dominated. Any field where men still hold a strong presence becomes labeled as a problem that needs to be “fixed.”

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

Action produces information.

[Me @MuiliKazeem1]

@Feeztm The way this weyrey replied 'Haaaaa' 😭😭😭

[♰ 𝙽𝚊𝚎𝚝𝚘 @fw_naetoblaq]

The way life continues after people die is one of the most humbling things ever.

[Oluwatobiloba @Tobielobba]

If you’re a sharp young person in Nigeria thinking of starting something (doesn’t have to be tech), let me give you the honest version I wish someone had dropped for me.

They didn’t explain how badly startup founders need help with LinkedIn. Or how much real buying power, investors, partners, decision-makers, is sitting on that one platform. And nobody showed me what it actually looks like to turn this into a proper business.

I help founders show up consistently on LinkedIn. I write their posts, shape their positioning, and build their thought leadership so they stop scrolling past and start getting real inbound: investor DMs, partnership talks, sales calls, podcast invites, and warm intros they’ve been chasing for months.

Here’s the exact process if you want to start this kind of business yourself:

1. Finding clients:
- Look for recently funded seed-stage startups on Crunchbase, Tracxn, the Y Combinator, StartupList Africa, or follow local funding news on TechCabal and Africa: The Big Deal.

- Focus on founders who have open content or growth roles. These ones already know content works, you’re not begging them to try LinkedIn, you’re solving a headache they’re already feeling.

- Always start with a 2-week trial. It’s the easiest way to get your foot in the door without pressure.

2. Doing the actual work:
- Have a proper ~45-minute content interview with the founder every week. Don’t guess what’s in their head. Come prepared with smart prompts and ask for their honest take on recent news in their industry.

- Spend 80% of your energy crafting a strong hook. Seriously. If nobody clicks “see more,” the rest of the post doesn’t matter. Use social proof and create that curiosity gap that makes people stop scrolling.

- Keep two types of posts in rotation:
– Reach posts: company wins, hiring updates, behind-the-scenes of building the thing.

– Bottom-funnel posts: deep product content, strong industry takes, and messages crafted directly for their ideal customer (ICP).

The truth? LinkedIn remains the place where serious money and opportunities concentrate. Most founders know this, but they’re too busy building the actual product to show up properly.

That gap? That’s where the business sits.

If you’re in Nigeria or anywhere in Africa and you can write well, understand startups even a little, and you’re willing to learn fast, this is one quiet but powerful way to build something real from your laptop.

Rooting for you ❤️.

[✧ @Yumiiii_4]

@cessonmute We don’t need enemies. Our brains are creative enough.

[Amotekun Hakimi @observation_8]

Loyalty is an illusion because everybody has a price.

[AKIN-MADE @bibzyCarter]

I don’t joke with pattern recognition.

When you sense it early, believe it. It usually repeats.

[Oluwatimileyin✨🦋 @Timmysofine]

I think you should take this Advanced Capcut Course and Learn Professional Video Editing. Maybe you'll make enough money with the skill

https://t.co/1KLNlxUMQh

[Archaeology & Art @archaeologyart]

Look closely at the tiny muscle bulging on the forearm just below the elbow. That is the extensor digiti minimi, a small muscle that helps extend the little finger. Anatomically this muscle becomes especially active and visible when the little finger is extended. Notice how Moses is lifting his pinky? That is why Michelangelo sculpted that specific muscle in tension.

This kind of insane biological accuracy came from his nights spent dissecting corpses at the hospital of Santo Spirito in Florence, where he traded a wooden crucifix and other artwork for access to dead bodies to master the mechanics of human flesh.

[Me @MuiliKazeem1]

Some of you people are very unbelievable in this country 😭😭😭

[𝐓𝐓𝐏𝐑 @temitope_pr]

@omo_olobikan from the snake movement & colour, i noticed that’s a virgin cobra. trust me kiki, it doesn’t bite. it’s just horny & looking for a male cobra to mate with.

go back to that toilet & put the snake in a bag. give it good food(eggs), water, then find another male cobra it can fvck.

[DevMeets @devmeets_sh]

Exciting event alert at DevMeets!

Join us as Philip (@philip_kaizen) speaks on Product Engineering: PostgreSQL Triggers (Actions Beyond the Req–Resp Cycle) on Sunday, 26th Oct 2025 at 8:00 PM GMT + 1.

Learn more: https://t.co/8r8b2yDJWM

#DevMeets #Event #Speaker #Networking

[Ghost St Patrick @_kayode__]

See person wey write 48 laws of power , I don d!e

[Jay Yang @Jayyanginspires]

Early career advice: Work harder than you think you can. First, because the more you work, the more context you get, the faster you catch up to speed. Second, because the harder you work the more you increase your capacity to work hard. Just like in cross country, the more miles you run, the more miles you can run.

[Me @MuiliKazeem1]

@oma_lik @_Nsznn @flakkyBanky Understanding doesn't equate to justification.
I can understand your position and action and still very much serve you punishment