Adetokunbo

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[Adetokunbo @ajnetworth]

AI is about to create the biggest wealth shift since the internet… and most people will sleep through it.

I’m building a system aiming for $300k in 6 months using nothing but AI, discipline, and smart leverage.

I’ll be sharing the entire journey in public.

[Adetokunbo @ajnetworth]

How many of you ran to the comment section? 😂😂😂

[Femi Ote$ @realFemiOtedola]

At a private dinner in Paris yesterday evening with His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, whose bold and forward-thinking reforms have put our economy firmly on a path of sustainable growth.

The results are increasingly evident top Nigerian companies now included on the FTSE Russell Frontier 50 Index, the NGX at historic highs, increased foreign direct investment and renewed economic confidence, a unified and more stable foreign exchange market, foreign reserves standing strong at about $55 billion, and so much more.

I remain proud of you, Mr. President! 🇳🇬
…F.Ote💲

[Adetokunbo @ajnetworth]

IT IS A NEW SEASON…. CONGRATULATIONS!

#NSPPDUKPRAYERCONFERENCE #NSPPD7AMFIREPRAYER

[MR FOWOSERE @MrFowosereNG]

Nigerian women are not ready for this conversation

[36kinniun media👑 🦁 🕊 @fattylincorn_01]

See what is coming from Chinese farmers on Our Local Farmers in Lagos, Ogun and Oyo State.

Watch👇

[Jesuferanmi @Jesuferanmmi]

THIS IS DEEP 🙄

David Hundeyin just spilled one of the DEEPEST SECRETS about PRESIDENT Tinubu…

This is what I call INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM.

[Wealth Coach Omiete @wealthcoachomi]

BREAKING:
J.P. Morgan has included Nigeria in its newly introduced Government Bond Index-Emerging Markets Edge (GBI-EM Edge), over 10 years after the country was removed with a 7.4% weighting in the benchmark designed to track local-currency government debt across frontier emerging markets.

[Ozioma Chioke @ChiokeOzioma]

So fruit drinks were never made with fruits??? Jesus Christ.

Hope Ribena and Capri-Sun are safe abi make we rest?

[Sasha Goryunov @Slasherrrr]

- the goalkeeper has the ball under control

Law 12: “A goalkeeper cannot be challenged by an opponent when in control of the ball with their hand(s)/arm(s)”

- the goalkeeper gets kicked in the head

Why was this not a red card for Gabriel?

#ARSCHE

[MaziTundeEdnutfan @originalproflle]

“Income tax to be reviewed to 42% in 2027….

The only solution we have right now is to push out this government. We all have to come together as one so we can push tinubu out….

You don’t know the danger ahead of us if tinubu wins the 2027 election….”

- man warns Nigerians aggressively.

[Adetokunbo @ajnetworth]

Love this

[archéa @aurearch]

I want to have a house like this

[Adetokunbo @ajnetworth]

Places where they use their brain… lie say e no touch you.

[Adetokunbo @ajnetworth]

@DUkauwa94288 Realization doesn’t expire, only the body does.

When your salvation arrives, I’d like to see what your picture comparison looks like.

[Banks ♞ @promisenakpan]

I had a phase like this in my life.

I grew up in a Christian home. And like a lot of kids raised in church, the first taste of freedom felt like an invitation, like it was finally time to go explore the world for myself.

So I did.

I moved away. And with every mile, I drifted further from God. Church stopped being part of my life. Somewhere along the way, I think I stopped believing altogether. But even in the middle of all that freedom, there was this quiet ache I couldn’t shake; a feeling that something was missing, even when I couldn’t name what it was.

I threw myself into everything I thought would fill it. Drugs. Sexual immorality. One escapade after another, chasing something I couldn’t quite reach.

But Jesus came looking for me.

And He found me in a way I never expected, through a miracle. I want to be honest: I’d never experienced anything like that before. I didn’t have a category for it.

It started with pain. Pain so severe it nearly killed me. I went from doctor to doctor, test to test, and no one could find what was wrong. Months passed. The pain didn’t.

Eventually they scheduled me for surgery; surgery for a condition they still couldn’t even name.

And then, before that surgery ever happened, Jesus healed me. Not through a procedure. Not through medicine. Through a simple prayer. And the pain was just… gone.

That broke something open in me. I got curious. I wanted to know this Person who had just reached into my body and healed what an entire medical system couldn’t touch.

This time, going back wasn’t about my parents. Nobody was making me. I went after Him for myself.

So I went deeper. I opened His word and started reading and I fell in love with the person of Jesus. I began to understand, maybe for the first time, how much He actually loved me.

I have never looked back since.

Peace, growth, open doors; these were things I didn’t have in my old life, no matter how much freedom I thought I was chasing. Now I live differently. I live in peace. I live in prosperity.

This is my testimony. And it’s true.

[Tunde Onakoya @Tunde_OD]

The beauty of setting one’s heart on.

Today marks exactly eight years since we officially kickstarted the Chess in Slums project. Oh, how beautifully time flies.

It still feels like yesterday when, with trembling hands, I committed my heart to this seemingly impossible miracle of doing great things from small places.

I feel immense gratitude today, above all things. But I also want to share a recent contemplation from one of my many mundane musings about life.

Sometime in July, while I was in New York, I decided to take a really long walk through the city. New York is a deeply fascinating place, with so much to see and admire that one can easily get lost in its allure and chaos.

So I gave myself a simple task to find and photograph everything in color blue.

Suddenly, it felt like the city changed, at least in my own eyes.

A blue bicycle chained to a railing. A stranger in a blue coat. A young boy in a blue shirt held closely by his mother, one of his hands carefully wrapped in a blue cast. Blue tents. A small patch of sky reflected in the glass of a building.

By the end of my walk, I had taken so many wonderful pictures of all the beautiful blue things my curiosity could capture.

Of course, the city hadn’t changed. The blue had always been there.

What changed was that I had decided to look for it.

I haven’t stopped thinking about that experience ever since, about the strange and beautiful power of setting one’s heart on something, and how what we choose to look for in the world eventually teaches us how to see.

It feels even more meaningful today because eight years ago, I set my heart on the Chess in Slums project, and it became my own trail of blue through the world.

It taught me to see possibility in the lives of children in places where poverty had robbed them of the basic dignity of being human beings with dreams and aspirations.

We went into those places with chessboards and a simple belief: there is remarkable brilliance here, if only someone is willing to look for it.

It has been the greatest privilege of my life to witness what happens when a child who has been invisible for most of their life finally encounters someone who sees them.

And perhaps that is another thing I have learned: we do not only find what we are looking for. Sometimes, by looking long enough and loving deeply enough, we help it become visible to others too.

These eight years have carried the full spectrum of being alive: beautiful moments, difficult years, mistakes, exhaustion, hurt, disappointment, uncertainty, and days when the size of the problem made our efforts feel painfully small.

But chess has taught me something about small things.

The pawn is the smallest, most ordinary piece on the chessboard. Yet hidden within its humble beginning is the possibility of becoming something far greater than anyone imagined.

Perhaps children are like that too.

There are still millions of children across Africa whose brilliance remains hidden behind circumstances they did not choose.

So we will keep looking.

We will keep going to the small places.

To help them burn brighter and hold them up long enough for the world to see.

And perhaps this is the beauty of setting one’s heart on something: That you begin by searching the world for a particular kind of light….

Then one day, you look around and realize you have spent your life helping to create it.

Happy anniversary, @chessinslums.

To our incredible team, volunteers, partners, friends and supporters over the years, thank you for believing, for staying, and for teaching me in the most profound way that no amount of darkness can conquer a flicker of light.

Eight years later, my heart is still set on the same thing.

This is Day One, all over again.

[Fred’s Farm | Herbal Wellness 🌿 @FredsFarm247]

Have you ever seen a real banana?

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

700,000 Naira in 2019 is greater in value than 2,000,000 Naira cash in today’s Monday

A man that earn 700,000 Naira in 2019 is richer than someone earning 2m Naira today

Convert to USD and you will see what we call money illusion

That’s what the government celebrates as progress don’t be fooled

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

The DG of the National Identity Management Commission is the Head of Data Management for the APC Campaign.

The DG of the National Revenue Service is APC's DDG of the Fund Raising Committee.

It really has never been this bad

[Dr Dípò Awójídé @OgbeniDipo]

Again, there is a FAKE DRUGS & DRINKS pandemic in Nigeria! FAKE DRUGS manufacturers are killing your mothers and fathers slowly!

There is a FAKE BABY FOOD pandemic in Nigeria! FAKE BABY FOOD manufacturers are poisoning your babies slowly!

YOU are being poisoned slowly. Don’t let them kill you. Support the advocacy against fake drugs and fake drinks! #SayNoToFakeDrugs #SayNoToFakeBeverages #SayNoToFakeProducts

[𝓂𝒾𝓁ℴ 🎀 @eattmilo]

my friend came over and started smoking, so i gave him this ashtray. he just went quiet and stared at it 😭