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nothing is real

[Bubbles🫧 @sinmi_loluwa]

That’s why you should upload them on https://t.co/JIADKOOrhe
So the whole world can see your work

[sean shou @shousean19]

Today's inspo

[cornersandlight @cornersandlight]

my room🛋️

[Ghost 👨🏽‍💻🇨🇦 @Madridghost1]

How to study in Italy with just 300k naira 👇🇮🇹

[sean shou @shousean19]

Not a big room, but it feels so alive

[Noorie lova @noorielova]

Finally cracked the code on this cafe filter!

🍎iphone14pm
•Exposure: -13
•Vibrance: +8
•Highlights: -10
•Shadows: -18
•Brightness: +6
•Black Point: +5
•Sharpness: +28
•Clarity: +18

[𝕾𝖎𝖗 𝕮𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖘 @eagleseyeinc]

it wasn’t supposed to do this.

[Čyrus The Creator 💜📊 @CyrusOlogun]

I stand to be corrected, but based on my research and little knowledge, I’m quite certain this was a startup investment and not just any random startup. Most likely an AI, Biotech, Neurotech, or Crypto startup with serious potential.

Now, some people might look at this screenshot and wonder how anyone could possibly make over 600x in just 8 months.

But the truth is, it’s very possible.

One of the biggest ways people quietly build insane wealth is by getting in early on private startups before the rest of the world catches on.

The key is finding startups with strong prospects, solid backing, and credible investors behind them.

If the company succeeds, early investors can see life-changing returns like this.

What’s even more interesting is that it’s not as inaccessible or as complicated as most people think.

There are actually platforms that allow everyday people to invest in promising startups early.

One popular platform worth researching is AngelList. A lot of serious investors use it to discover and back startups before they become mainstream.

There’s genuinely a lot of money moving around in spaces most people never pay attention to. Sometimes, the only thing separating people from these opportunities is information and awareness.

You’re welcome.

[GT Atas @GodstimeAtas]

A country with scientists will always achieve development faster than a country with prayer warriors.

[👑 Elizabeth🦋 The Product Babe❤️ @_La_bebee]

I just saw a trip to Zanzibar for 3m…these travel agents will not kill me😂😂

You can easily get 4nights in Zanzibar for less than 500k

[cornersandlight @cornersandlight]

just my style🍯

[KELVIN @kevoskis]

Tyler Perry said it best:
Before you marry or commit to someone, see them in all seasons — happy, mad, stable, broke, and hurt.

One of the realest quotes that will always stand the test of time.

[Dr Joe Abah, OON @DrJoeAbah]

This is a good thread. I like the idea of asking meaningful questions (in addition to more playful ones) and the topics you have covered are important.

However, I feel that you could frame the questions in a softer way. They sometimes sound like formal job interview questions.

Instead of “What does respect mean to you?”, I would ask: “What would I do or avoid doing to always make you feel respected?” “What do you think you should do or not do to always make me feel respected?”

Instead of “How do you handle conflict when you're angry?”, I would ask “What would I do that would make you angry? How would you relate to me when you are angry?” “Are you a ‘We need to talk’ woman or a silent treatment kind of woman?”

By personalising it, the person is more likely to answer truthfully than when they feel that they are being formally interviewed and scored.

Overall, your main point about asking meaningful questions is good. The kinds of topics covered are relevant. Making the questions softer would make them more relatable. Well done! 👍🏽

[🗣️ Mr NAC. @naclips001]

This is why i can’t recommend this guy enough, no be to go with mechanic that can be paid off to tell you that it has chilling AC. He knows his apples and has not failed anyone yet to the best of my knowledge, peak guy!!

[BSAT Properties @BSAT_Properties]

If you Owe someone money and the person choose to get you arrested with the Police just because you are owing.

Don't fear, this is what you need to do

Kindly ask the officer for his ID and station he is attached to, pass the information to someone around

If the Officer refuse to show you his ID, kindly blow small alarm to alert people around cos they will be your witness when you come back.

Kindly tell the Officer that this is a civil matter and you should not be arrested for such but, if the Officer feels cool to breach your fundamental human right, you won't resist arrest

When you get to the station, take note of the file number your case is registered on

They will surely grant you bail cos you did not commit a crime in the first place.

When you come out

You will file a suit against the Officer and the person who reported you to him for arrest

1. Breach of Your Fundamental Human Right
2. Unlawful Arrest
3. Harassment

You will demand for damages in the suit as follows

1. Damages for Breach of fundamental human right ( 5 Million naira damages)

2. Unlawful arrest (3 Million)

3. Harassment (5M)

4. Medical Damages (2M cos the mosquito bites at the Police cell has affected your Liver)

5. Emotional Damages (700k)

6. Legal cost (1.5M)

Owing is not a crime and the Police do not have the right to arrest you for owing

Ignorance of the law is no excuse

© Atanda

[YOM🗣️ @ThaBoyYom]

Orgasmic 💦💦💦💦🔥

[Teejay Communication Hub @jayteeofnaija]

Reduce your phone volume if you are outside ooo 🤭😭

[EMA @emadeyforyou]

I no follow una fear woman again abeg 🙏🏽

[Benkingsley Nwashara @Benking443]

One of the newest hotels in Enugu.