Wow 🤩
Nigerian Soldiers coming back from a mission recieved applause and a standing ovation from Nigerians inside the airport, thanking them for their service
If na to support Infantino now, them go rush release press statement. Anything for the bag!😏
When the noise settles, I hope we will put in genuine efforts into reviving our grass root football. Potentials choke!…Selah!
Written by
Uchenna Joshua Ekesi
State of the Nation.
The Nigerian Football Federation (NFF)’s bruhaha… Cho Cho Cho no workings!
There’s a cabal here, cashing out on FIFA’s free gifts that won’t just let go! They don’t even care about the one sport that unifies our people.
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@thenff@NGSuper_Falcons After that, the executive members of the NFF should also step down with immediate effect. Obviously you guys aren’t up to the task!
20 apps that you should have on your phone and why you need them.
Go to Google Play Store or the App Store and download any you do not already have:
1. Cowrywise: for investing in mutual funds and Treasury Bills. Very easy to use and you can start with as little as 100 naira.
2. Risevest: for investing in dollar assets. Protects your money from naira devaluation and pays returns in dollars.
3. Kaggle: for learning data analysis and machine learning for free using real datasets.
4. Grey: for opening a dollar account from your phone in minutes. Comes with a virtual Visa card that works internationally.
5. Chipper Cash: for sending money across Africa and paying for international subscriptions with a virtual dollar card.
6. Microsoft Excel: for organizing data, building budgets, and tracking finances. One of the most in-demand professional skills in the world.
7. Google Authenticator: for two-factor authentication. Protects your accounts from hackers. Non-negotiable in 2026.
8. PiggyVest: for saving and locking funds. Helps you build financial discipline and earn returns on your savings.
9. Notion: for organizing your goals, tasks, notes, and plans in one place. Free and very powerful.
10. Canva: for designing graphics, flyers, social media posts, and presentations from your phone. Free to use.
11. ChatGPT: for research, writing, problem-solving, and learning. One of the most useful AI tools available right now.
12. Grammarly: for checking your grammar and improving your writing in real time. Free and works across all apps.
13. Google Drive: for storing and accessing your documents from anywhere. 15GB free storage.
14. Duolingo: for learning a new language for free. Consistent daily practice on this app can get you conversational in 6 to 12 months.
15. Bitwarden: for storing and managing your passwords securely. Free and far safer than using the same password everywhere.
16. Coursera: for auditing university-level courses from Google, Stanford, and Yale for free.
17. LinkedIn: for building your professional profile, networking, and applying for remote jobs.
18. Google Maps: for navigation, finding businesses, and exploring new areas. Works offline too.
19. Proton VPN: for protecting your internet connection and privacy especially on public Wi-Fi. Free plan available.
20. TryHackMe: for learning cybersecurity from scratch through fun, hands-on challenges. Free to start.
Your phone is one of the most powerful tools you own. Start using it like it is.
Above all, love God.
I have a very good update that can genuinely change your financial life for good.
Go to the App Store or Google Play Store and download any of these apps: Duolingo, Babbel, or Busuu.
Pick any of these languages you'd like to learn: French, German, Spanish, Mandarin Chinese, Arabic, and English. Commit to it for 6 to 12 months. Get certified.
- French: One of the most in-demand languages globally. Certification: DELF or DALF exam.
- German: High demand in engineering, finance, and international business. Certification: Goethe-Zertifikat.
- Spanish: Strong demand in the US, Latin America, and Europe. Certification: DELE exam.
- Mandarin Chinese: The fastest growing language in global business and diplomacy. Certification: HSK exam.
- Arabic: One of the six official UN languages. Extremely high demand in diplomacy and international organizations. Certification: ALPT or CEFR Arabic exam.
- English (for non-native speakers): The dominant language of international business and the internet. Get certified with IELTS or TOEFL. Accepted by over 3,000 organizations worldwide.
These certificates are internationally recognized. That is what employers actually want to see.
Once you are certified, here is where to apply:
1. United Nations Careers Portal (careers.un. org): hires Translators, Interpreters, Language Editors, and Verbatim Reporters. Mostly onsite roles in New York, Geneva, Vienna, or Nairobi. Entry level pay starts at $5,000 to $6,667 per month.
2. European Union Careers Portal (epso.europa. eu): recruits Linguists, Translators, and Conference Interpreters. Mostly onsite in Brussels or Luxembourg. Starting pay ranges from €4,000 to €8,000 per month.
3. French, German, Spanish, and Chinese Embassies: regularly hire Local Staff Interpreters, Cultural Program Officers, and Administrative Officers who are bilingual. Pay ranges from $2,500 to $5,000 per month depending on country.
4. Freelance platforms (ProZ, Upwork, TransPerfect): Fully remote. Earnings range from $4,333 to $10,400 per month depending on your language pair and experience level.
5. African Development Bank, World Bank, and IMF: regularly post roles for Language Officers and Regional Interpreters, especially for French, Arabic, and Portuguese speakers. Entry level pay starts at $7,000 per month, tax-free.
6. Online English Teaching (VIPKid, iTalki, Preply): teach English to non-native speakers globally, fully remote. Full-time teachers earn $3,000 to $6,000 per month, with top specialists earning significantly more.
Just pick one language. Learn it well for 6 to 12 months. Get a globally recognized certificate. That is all it takes to unlock doors that most people do not even know exist.
Please start now.
Above all, love God.
Building tangible things takes effort, resources and time to germinate! Then genuine love to organically water it.
To whom it may concern, Solve an existing problem more excellently and thrive! Selah…
Written by
Uchenna Joshua Ekesi
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State of the Nation.
The Naija I see!!! Blessed 💯
We are entering a new era my fellow Nigerians,there’s a shift in the economic trajectory of this Nation.
People are beginning to think long term, and indeed they will reap the fruits in due season.
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If you want to buy clothes, accessories, and gadgets at cheaper prices with good qualities, this post is for you.
Here are the best sites and apps where Nigerians can shop for less:
- For clothes and fashion:
1. SHEIN (shein. com): ships directly to Nigeria. One of the cheapest places to buy trendy clothes, bags, shoes, and accessories. The prices are low but read reviews and check size charts before ordering.
2. Temu (temu. com): clothes, accessories, and more at prices that will shock you. Stack your coupons and limited time discounts before checking out. We have talked about this one before.
3. AliExpress (aliexpress. com): one of the largest online marketplaces in the world. Ships to Nigeria with free shipping on most items. Delivery takes 15 to 45 days so plan ahead.
- For gadgets and electronics:
4. Banggood (banggood. com): smartphones, accessories, earphones, smartwatches, and more at very affordable prices. Ships to Nigeria and runs flash sales regularly.
5. MiniInTheBox (miniinthebox. com): perfect for gadget lovers. Covers phone accessories, bluetooth speakers, smartwatches, drones, and more. Ships to Nigeria.
- For both fashion and gadgets:
6. Konga (konga. com): solid Nigerian platform covering fashion, electronics, and accessories. Pay with your naira card and enjoy flexible payment options including KongaPay.
7. Amazon (amazon. com): not everything ships directly to Nigeria but you can use a shipping forwarding service like Bazebo or MyUS to receive your items locally. Great for premium gadgets at better prices than what you see in Nigerian stores.
A few things to always remember before you order from any of these sites:
- Read the product description carefully.
- Check buyer reviews and real photos.
- Confirm your size before ordering clothes.
- For international sites, make sure you have a dollar card or a card that supports international transactions.
The same item selling for 50,000 naira in a local shop could be sitting on one of these platforms for 15,000 naira.
Get started and thank me later.
Above all, love God.
Something good has finally come out of Nigeria!
Now you can learn those Coursera courses you've been yearning for and guess what? It’s completely FREE!
The Federal Government, through the Digital Training Academy, is providing 36,000 free learning licences for Nigerians to access digital skills training on platforms including Coursera and Pluralsight.
You can learn skills like:
• AI • Software Development • NLP • Quantum Computing • And more.
No announced deadline yet, so don't wait until the slots are gone.
Apply here: https://t.co/IzPFUykDKY
Go and learn something that can actually add money to your name.