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[Tosho @richtosho]

Ngozi Ibe got $75,000. Hired 22 staff. Signed contracts with three major wholesale distributors.

A shoe factory. Not an app. Not a startup. A shoe factory.

Abdul Sani Adeyemi built CleanMove to deliver solar lanterns, improved cookstoves, and clean energy products to off-grid communities using technology and a fleet of electric tricycles.

They won the Green Africa Innovation Prize. $220,000. Then raised millions more in venture capital.

Thousands of families now have access to clean and affordable energy because of it.

Amara Obi founded FutureSkills in Enugu to equip young people with digital literacy, coding, and vocational skills for the modern job market.

They secured funding from the Ford Foundation, USAID, and the MacArthur Foundation.

An NGO. Built in Enugu. Funded by the world.

A shoe manufacturer. A cleantech founder. A skills development NGO director.

Three different industries. Three different funding sources. One continent.

None of them waited until they felt ready.

They built the thing and found the money to scale it.

That is the only story that matters.

Repost so every African entrepreneur who needs to see it does. And get motivated to keep going.

[nenkam @NenkamG]

Neat trick: I cleared 152 invisible characters from my text with CleanPaste. You should tell your friend about this – their docs will thank you! cleanpaste

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@Marvelo03849255 @AObilana About 90k for registration and the first five papers, but going to the ICAN office for more information is advised.

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@imadetheartist @TomolaGroup Bamboo

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@Prezain_LJ @TheOnlyKemi Contact your lawyer, no refund policies are illegal depending on the circumstances surrounding them.

[sugar in your tea @Lobaa_queen]

@TinuKuye I remember when someone fought me on this, I wondered what I had said wrong.
Crazy times 😂

[Whemïmor @hy_wemmy]

No amount of budgeting or not eating at restaurants will make up for the fact that we do not make enough money anymore for this economy.

[nenkam @NenkamG]

@AttorneyF_ This is beautiful fr

[Faithfulness Okom @AttorneyF_]

I was talking recently with someone who is at the apex of his field globally, and he told me Psalm 37:4 carried him through a season of chaos and disappointment. I went back and studied not just the verse but the two that follow, and I haven’t been the same since.

“Delight yourself in the Lord, and He will give you the desires of your heart.”

It says DELIGHT. Not obey, not tolerate, not fear. Basically enjoy.

That word changes everything. God isn’t after robotic compliance. He wants to be the center of gravity in your inner world. Not a side interest. Not a Sunday ritual. The thing your mind returns to when everything goes quiet.

But here’s the tension: how do you actually enjoy God?

We enjoy the things we enjoy cos we understand them. You can’t enjoy football if you don’t understand the point of the game. You can’t love someone deeply if you don’t know who they actually are or what moves them. The same applies to God. You start by understanding who He is and why He exists.

God didn’t create us out of loneliness or need. He existed in perfect, self-sufficient love before time began. Creation was overflow, not deficit. Which means His desire for you is based on communion. His purpose is to unite the world to Himself because in Him is the only source of actual life.

When God becomes what delights you, something both subtle and seismic happens: your desires change. Whatever delights you shapes what you love and what you chase. Anyone who’s ever been in love knows this instinctively.

So when the Psalm says He will give you the desires of your heart, it’s not promising to grant your current cravings. It’s saying He rewrites your appetite entirely. He plants His own longings inside you, for truth, depth, holiness, courage, love and then fulfills what He Himself planted. God never fails to accomplish His own desires.

That’s why verse 5 feels so dangerous:

“Commit your way to the Lord; trust in Him, and He will bring it to pass.”

We recoil from that line cos we think surrender means erasure, as if God wants to override who we are. But why would a God who was already complete need to dominate us?

Everything about His nature points the opposite direction; toward overwhelming, self-giving love. He is more sufficient in Himself than a father without children, yet He sustains us more faithfully than any earthly father ever could.

Our desires are often small and short-sighted, like a child demanding candy instead of dreaming of a future. We insist we know what we want. We’re adults with full agency. But God is infinitely greater, infinitely wiser, not just as a father compared to a child, but as the eternal architect of reality compared to one of His creations. He knows what will actually make us whole.

Now look how the passage ends:

“He will bring forth your righteousness like the dawn, and your justice like the noonday sun.”

It doesn’t say His righteousness. It says yours. He will vindicate you, reveal the truth about who you are, and set things right.

The sequence is crisp and beautiful. God captures your heart, redirects your path, then restores your name. And He does it emphatically; like the noonday sun. You can’t miss it. You can’t ignore it. You can’t pretend it’s not there.

[Naz🍀🍀 @Poeticmedic1]

THEY TOOK 50 STUDENTS TO PRISON

THEY TOOK 50 STUDENTS TO PRISON

THEY TOOK 50 STUDENTS TO PRISON

THEY TOOK 50 STUDENTS TO PRISON

THEY TOOK 50 STUDENTS TO PRISON

THEY TOOK 50 STUDENTS TO PRISON

THEY TOOK 50 STUDENTS TO PRISON

THEY TOOK 50 STUDENTS TO PRISON

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

This is an SOS call ☎️

This is urgent. This is important.
The Nigerian media will not likely report this.

The katsina state government has concluded plans to quietly and secretly release 70 “repentant” TERRORISTS back into the same communities that they killed people, raped children and murdered vulnerable villagers.

I’m raising this alarm for the whole world to see and hear what we are going through in Nigeria. The government is actively aiding terrorists, pardoning terrorists and colluding with terrorists to kill, rampage, kidnap and wreck the lives of the citizens.

For all the innocent victims of terrorism,
For all those who will be terrorised and traumatised when these 70 animals are unleashed on the people of Katsina,

For all Nigerians who will suffer from this,
Pls share this. Pls lend your voice.
Please I beg you don’t be silent.

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

A Nigerian court today has sent 52 university students to prison for protesting against kidnapping in Ekpoma Edo State.

Yes you read it right.
The Nigerian government through the courts has sent protesters to jail for protesting against kidnappings.

In Nigeria, kidnappers and terrorists are cuddled while their victims and protesters are tyrannised by the government.

This is a completely insane country.

[Peacock @dawisu]

They’ve now quietly uploaded the official gazetted copy of the forged tax law on the website https://t.co/XNeUbntGYI. From a quick look, we’ve already noticed a few differences in it as well. We've downloaded this version & kept it before it’s replaced with yet another version!

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

The Federal Ministry of Education has now banned schools from admitting students into SS3, saying banning SS3 admissions will curb exam malpractice.

This might be the most unserious education logic Nigeria has produced in years.

So if a child:
– Changes school due to relocation
– Escapes insecurity
– Leaves a bad school
– Gets financial help late
– Returns after illness

Nigeria says: your future is cancelled.

Let’s be clear:
Malpractice is not caused by when a student enters SS3.

Malpractice is caused by:
• Weak supervision
• Corrupt officials
• Underpaid teachers
• Compromised exam centres
• Poor teaching across years

But instead of fixing any of these, Nigeria chose collective punishment of students.

Malpractice thrives because the system is broken.

A broken system doesn’t get fixed by blocking doors, it gets fixed by repairing the engine.

This policy will not stop malpractice.
It will only:
• Push students into desperation
• Create illegal “underground SS3” classes
• Increase racketeering around WAEC/JAMB
• Punish innocent children for adult failure

Every country that reduced exam fraud did it through:
- Better monitoring
- Technology
- Teacher welfare
- Strong sanctions for offenders

Nigeria did none of these. We chose the laziest option which is to punish the students.

This is not reform. This is bureaucratic laziness dressed as policy.

If your solution to malpractice is denying children access to school, then malpractice is not your problem.

Control is.

Reverse this policy now. It’s baseless.

[Technical Ben @TechnicalBben]

I wasted months of my life knowing what I should do, but never doing it consistently.
Courses saved. Notes written. Motivation dried up after 3 days.

That frustration is why I’m building something simple to help people actually move forward daily, especially when starting out.

I’m building this in public. If you’ve struggled too, follow the journey.

I can't do it alone but with the help of the community.🤲🏾

[AFRICAMUSTBEFREE!!!!!!! @engrICO2015]

BURKINA FASO PRESIDENT CAPT. IBRAHIM TRAORE RESPONDS TO ECOWAS

"When we cried out that hunger was ke-ee-ling our children in the Sahel, they turned a deaf ear.

When we screamed for help as thieves in white kaftans emptied our treasuries and fled with our wealth, they remained deaf.

When we demanded just a fair share of the gold, uranium, and lithium being carted away to build foreign cities while our villages had no light, they were stone deaf.

But the moment we finally stood up, dusted ourselves off, and said “Enough is enough! Once beaten, twice shy — never again will we be used,”
suddenly all those deaf ears began to hear perfectly.

Suddenly the big birds (the drones and warplanes) started circling our skies.
Suddenly ECOWAS remembered that the Sahel is, after all, an “indispensable part” of Africa.

What exactly do you gain by dragging us back into the misery we have already escaped?

They called the Sahel small and insignificant, yet from this “small” land rose a heart too big to be enslaved again.

The day Africa finally sees that the one who calls himself “friend” is actually the enemy,
that day her true redemption will begin”

[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

JUST IN: Nigerian Whistleblower, Nnamdi Emeh, Wins Global Prize While Behind Bars for Exposing Police Organ Trafficking Ring. Nnamdi Emeh, a 26-year-old who remains imprisoned despite a court order granting him bail.

[IGBO History & Facts @IgboHistoFacts]

EndSARS is NOT an Igbo protest!

If this pops on your timeline, retweet! 🙏

[Plateau Asian girl🌟 @CatiaKyen]

Am I scared? No, I am only scared for my family.

Will I stop speaking up for my people? No, it’s what I choose to stand for.

Any activist knows that the day you choose to speak up is the day you expect anything can happen. It’s the first law of activism.

I am tired of people advising me to stop and shut up. My talking wont make the killings stop, but it can help bring awareness. If we all keep quiet, who will speak on my behalf?