@Youthconfab2026 I want the Federal Ministry of Youth Development to look into the age cap for graduate trainees. It should be moved from 26 years to 30 years. Thank you 🙏
El ingeniero que construyo Claude Code acaba de soltar un video de 28 minutos donde te enseña a escribir prompts que realmente funcionan
He visto cursos de 300 dolares que no llegan ni a la mitad de lo que explica en los primeros 10 minutos
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Esto te va a hacer usar Claude como nunca antes
Nigeria has over 12,000 megawatts of installed power capacity and actually delivers around 4,000 to a population of 220 million. The grid collapsed twice in the first two months of this year. So Nigerians spend an estimated 14 billion dollars a year running diesel and petrol generators, a whole shadow power system built on noise and fumes because the real one does not work.
Most people read that as pure tragedy. I read it as one of the largest untapped markets on earth, hiding in plain sight. Fourteen billion dollars a year is not just a cost. It is proof of demand so desperate that people already pay enormous sums for a terrible solution. That is the exact condition under which a better solution becomes a fortune.
Watch what is happening underneath the headlines. Nigeria is quietly building one of the fastest-growing solar markets in Africa, precisely because the grid failed so completely that going around it stopped being idealism and became simple economics. When the official system breaks badly enough, people do not wait for it to be fixed. They route around it, and whoever builds the detour gets paid.
It is the pattern I keep pointing at for anyone who wants to build in a hard place. The size of a problem is the size of the opportunity. A country where nothing works is not only a place to flee. It is a place where every broken thing is a business waiting for someone stubborn enough to fix it. The generators were never the answer. They were the market research.
I interviewed people at Shell for years, and here is the quiet thing almost no one tells you.
You are not rated on results alone. You are rated on the how, not just the what.
Two engineers run two projects. Both fail to hit target. One gets sidelined. The other gets promoted. Same outcome, different fate.
The difference was never the result. It was behaviour. The one who won gave daily updates, pulled his bosses into the problem early, and ran a lessons-learned session when it was over.
He turned a failed project into proof that he was safe to bet on.
Deliver, yes. But learn to be seen delivering. In most rooms, that is the actual skill.
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@AdetolaAbubakar It's Infrastructural & Grassroots Economic Development ma.
We lack access to good roads and drinkable water in Irawo (Fashola Mosque, Ojomo/Ade-Adenaike)
The way teachers are going into online teaching of diaspora kids…soon there will be no classroom teachers left in 9ja. They are making cool money from the comfort of their homes…some won’t even bother to japa at this rate…My Big Sis is paying 200k just for English and Maths 3/wk tutoring and her child is not the only one that teacher is tutoring…if you are teacher…kindly look into this…best of luck