Dera

Network Engineer || IT Support Specialist|| Football lover || potential world traveller.

[Michael Taiwo @AskMichaelTaiwo]

I am not against paying for AI Courses but I strongly think you can learn almost anything with AI.

Copy and paste this prompt to Claude.

You are a world-class expert in [Insert skill]. Train me as if I'm your apprentice, from beginner to mastery. Break it into stages, tasks, uncommon resources, and shortcuts. Include simulations or real-life practice assignments to truly internalize each level.

P.S: You may need to send some follow-up prompts to get the best of the prompt.

[Dera @Nichchidera]

@DHKRULLAH Please where is this located?

[Dera @Nichchidera]

@don_pet We still need that giveaway boss.

It's too early to give up 😰

[Dera @Nichchidera]

This ref sha 😒

#MARNIG

[Dera @Nichchidera]

Nwabali kicks like DDG😂

No direction at all #NGAMAR

[Dera @Nichchidera]

@cyber_razz B

[Abdulkadir | Cybersecurity @cyber_razz]

HELLO CYBER FRIENDS

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An update will follow in the next 20 hours

[Dera @Nichchidera]

@cyber_razz DevOps

[Dera @Nichchidera]

Football can be cruel!

[Dera @Nichchidera]

MVP👏🙌

#WAFCON2024 #SuperFalcons

[Dera @Nichchidera]

Turnaround complete!
#NGA #WAFCON2024 #SuperFalcons

[Dera @Nichchidera]

Go Super Falcons!

#NGA #WAFCON2024

[Dera @Nichchidera]

@scarletreport You were right! I saw the news that he was offered to United and I remembered the video😆

[Dan Nwomeh @DanNwomeh]

NEW: Free Hydrocoele (ibi or mkpụ) and Elephantiasis ("ukwu agba shoe") surgeries in Enugu State

ENUGU STATE MINISTRY OF HEALTH

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

FREE HYDROCELE SURGERY OPERATIONS IN ENUGU STATE

Enugu State Ministry of Health, in collaboration with The Carter Center (TCC)
has successfully halted lymphatic filariasis (commonly known as Elephantiasis) transmission in 2024 through the treatment of people at risk with Mectizan and Albendazole in Enugu State.

The State Ministry of Health is now commencing Morbidity Management and Disability Prevention (MMDP) activities to alleviate the suffering of people living with Hydrocele (Ibi or Mkpụ) and Lymphedema (elephantiasis - ‘Ukwu agba shoe’) in the state.

Enugu State Ministry of Health, with support from The Carter Center in collaboration with Reaching the Last Mile Fund, is flagging off free Hydrocele surgeries in the Enugu State at Enugu State University Teaching Hospital, ESUTH, Parklane, on Tuesday, 15 July 2025.

All persons living with Hydrocele (Ibi or Mkpụ) or Lymphedema (Elephantiasis of the leg - ‘Ukwu agba shoe’) are requested to report to the nearest health centers for confirmation and referral or call the following numbers: Abireh 08025442515 or Ebere 08036298047 to benefit from the free hydrocele surgical operations and lymphedema management.

This message is brought to you by Enugu State Ministry of Health and The Carter Center, Enugu.

[Dr Iretioluwa Akerele @ireteeh]

Are you worried that your credentials may have been exposed in a data breach? Here are ways you can check 👇🏾

Have I been Pwned: To check if your email address has been involved in a data breach.

https://t.co/pkLJVAnUnN

Password Managers: They scan saved credentials against breached databases and flag any that appear to be compromised or reused.

Mozilla Monitor: It scans the web for the exposure of your personal data.

https://t.co/HbN6zSNoOz

Dark Web Monitoring Services: Some antivirus and identity protection services offer dark web scans for compromised credentials.

DeHashed: A paid service that aggregates leaked data from numerous sources.

Breach Directory: It allows you to check if an email, username or passwords have appeared in breaches.

https://t.co/dTsaoyGiEJ

Reminder: Never enter your password into untrusted or unfamiliar applications.

[Dera @Nichchidera]

@taadelodun @tosinolaseinde LISA

[Dera @Nichchidera]

@ms_khemie1 @Mobiolaa Hi Kemi,
Please do you mind sharing the application guide with me?
Thank you🙏

[Dera @Nichchidera]

@Mobiolaa @Mobiolaa can you share the NHS application guide with me please?🙏

[Dera @Nichchidera]

@ireteeh @CybarikGlobal Congratulations, Dr.

[Michael Taiwo @AskMichaelTaiwo]

An Asian friend of mine called today and was telling me about a South Korean show where real-life couples, some married for decades, openly discuss their struggles, often on the verge of separation.

One couple had been together for over 30 years, yet they lived like strangers under the same roof. Their biggest issue? Money. The wife was furious about her husband’s habit of spending on expensive gadgets and hobbies while ignoring the household budget. He, on the other hand, felt she was suffocating him with rules. The tension had grown so thick that they hadn’t shared a meal together in months.

But what struck me the most was how people reacted to these shows. Many viewers don’t just watch for entertainment; they watch, reflect, and leave feeling grateful for their own marriages. At the end of the day, the couple even said, “I don’t have it that bad after all.”

It’s a powerful reminder that perspective changes everything. Sometimes, we’re so focused on what’s wrong in our lives that we forget to appreciate what’s right. Before you dwell on what you lack, take a moment to recognize the blessings you already have. What you’re complaining about might be someone else’s dream.