AltSchool Data Analytics Student | Linguist | Ex-Customer Support Executive| Learning Excel, SQL & Power BI | Sharing My Data Journey.
Allah is Merciful.
“I will win, soon. When I do, please don’t believe that I shot once and won. I have felt inadequate, stayed up all night, wished for tears to come. I have spent 280 hours on an application that didn’t work out. I have failed a lot more…” — emmanuel faith https://t.co/1BDJkypQOb
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Finding trusted farmers shouldn't be difficult.
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NYSC is just one chapter.
We asked corps members one simple question: What's next after NYSC? 🤔
Their answers were ambitious, inspiring, and unexpected.
Watch the video and tell us yours.
What's next for you after NYSC?
If you are a fresh graduate, I highly recommend getting a 9-5 job.
The obvious reasons are that you need the money and network and technical know-how.
But another less-talked-about reason is that it’s good for you to actually experience how an organization works.
You learn hierarchy of command, decorum, standard operating procedures, how to investigate failures, how to react to a dynamic environment, how to communicate, how to reward/punish, and so on.
For better or worse, 95% of the way I approach business is copied from Shell.
I simply don’t know how else to run a company. So I do what I’ve seen work for 12 years.
Of course, my business is different from Shell’s so I adjust as needed but the principle and the philosophy carry through.
Some people got born into a family with a long rich history of business/entrepreneurship and maybe even went straight to get an MBA. These folks may start a business fresh out of school and reasonably be expected to succeed.
But if you are like most of us, then I recommend working for someone else for a while.
Ya Allaah, Your Plan is the Most Perfect for me.
Please, crown my little efforts with absolute success. Aameen.
O ti pe naa... ki Olohun saanu wa.
Thank you, bro🙏
This little light of mine.
I'm gonna let it shine.
This little light of mine.
I'm gonna let it shine.
This little light of mine.
I'm gonna let it shine.
Let it shine.
Let it shine.
Let it shine.
What happens to your IPhone when you DIE? Do you want anyone to have ACCESS to your iPhone when you DIE?
Here…
1. Go to your SETTINGS
2. Tap on your name (Apple Account)
3. Click SIGN-IN and SECURITY
4. Click on LEGACY CONTACT
5. Add who should have access to your phone (family member or friend)
6. Click continue
Now, you have two options:
1. You can print an access key and give to the person. That access key would be verified by Apple for him/her to have access to your iPhone when you are dead.
2. You can share the access key with him/her as a message to inform the person of the legacy contact.
What can they have ACCESS to?
1. Photos/videos
2. Messages
3. Notes
4. Files
5. Contacts and Calendar events
6. Device backups
If this is helpful, please
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It’s going to be my best month yet in 2026.
So much greatness awaits me and my loved ones this month.
There shall be sounds of triumph and rejoicing, from the 1st to the 31st 💕
We are divinely kept. Divinely favored.. In Jesus name, Amen.
Oh… I’m so pumped for what is to come 🥹