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[Ash💎 @asheson_]

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[Ash💎 @asheson_]

@Karyii_Enne Congratulations my Darling 🎉🎉

[Ash💎 @asheson_]

Congratulations Dr R

[RiRi @Karyii_Enne]

🥹🎓Kinda chic to be a pharmacist…….

[Ash💎 @asheson_]

@Karyii_Enne 😂😂 can’t wait my Pharm D

[Ash💎 @asheson_]

@Karyii_Enne 😂😂

[Ash💎 @asheson_]

@enyo_lissa @Karyii_Enne my pharmacist see this

[Omo Kogi (Yagba) 🌍 @harrysone9]

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[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

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*View of a Zimbabwean about Nigeria.*

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*Why Every Ambitious African Should Normalize Visiting Nigeria — Even If It Costs You*

*If you get a job in Nigeria, take it.*
Even when it pays less.

Because what Nigeria gives you isn’t just a salary — it gives you capacity.

Nigeria is not just a country. It’s a living laboratory of hustle, scale, and unapologetic ambition. It’s where Africa’s toughest minds are forged. And if you truly want to lead in your industry — whether it’s business, ministry, media, tech, education or entertainment — you owe yourself a season in Nigeria.

1. *Nigeria Is Africa’s Pressure Cooker*

Nigeria doesn’t reward the lazy or the comfortable.
It rewards those who can adapt fast, create under pressure, and build without resources.

In Lagos, you’ll meet people who run million-dollar operations from one laptop and a phone. You’ll see traders who move stock faster than most formal retailers on the continent. You’ll meet creators who turn street slang into global pop culture.

If you can survive Nigeria’s traffic, markets, and energy crisis — you’ll return home with a sharper brain, thicker skin, and a clearer strategy.

2. *It’s the Continent’s Marketing School*

Nigeria’s people know how to sell. Period.
From the street vendor to the fintech founder, everyone understands attention, storytelling, and urgency.

No one markets like Nigerians. They don’t wait for validation; they create it.
They’ll teach you that visibility is a weapon. That packaging can elevate perception. That noise, when strategic, becomes brand dominance.

Every serious entrepreneur, influencer, or creative needs to witness that kind of marketing firepower firsthand.

3. *You’ll See Scale in Motion*

Nigeria forces you to think in millions — not hundreds. Every product or service operates in massive numbers.

You can’t talk of “10 customers” when a single market in Lagos has 10,000 buyers daily.
That’s why Nigerian startups, musicians, and churches scale faster — they are surrounded by scale.

Being there changes how you view potential. You stop thinking like a local player and start strategizing like a continental one.

4. *The Culture Will Toughen You*

Nigeria’s confidence is contagious.
Their people walk, talk, and create like kings — even when broke.

You’ll learn that power is projected before it’s possessed. You’ll see that belief and branding often precede results.

Spend two months in Nigeria and your voice will change — your vision too. You’ll return with a bolder tone, a wider network, and a more global mind.

5. *Nigeria Is Africa’s Creative Capital*

From Nollywood to Afrobeats, Nigerian creativity has defined what “modern Africa” looks and sounds like. The creative economy there is structured, monetized, and aggressive.

If you’re in media, design, film, or business storytelling — Nigeria is your study trip.
You’ll understand why content there trends, and why every major global brand now watches Nigerian culture for what’s next.

6. *It’s a Test of Your Vision*

Most people can only dream big in comfort.
Nigeria makes you dream big in chaos.

If your ideas can survive in Nigeria, they can thrive anywhere.
That’s why Nigerian founders, pastors, artists, and influencers dominate regional markets — they’re trained in volatility.

Final Word: Go and Catch the Fire

Don’t visit Nigeria as a tourist. Go as a student of mindset. Go to study how they think, how they sell, how they survive, and how they win.

If you’re African and you aspire to lead your industry — spend time in Nigeria.
Not because it’s easy, but because it will stretch you. And on this continent, the ones who rise are the ones who have been stretched.

So, if you ever get a job offer in Nigeria — take it.
Even if it pays less. Because you’re not just being paid in money — you’re being paid in fire.

Good morning
#chrophetmuchinezuro

[Ash💎 @asheson_]

@TheresaArueyin1 Daniel

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

When Jesus said:

“IF you have faith like a mustard seed…”

Well, this is actually what a mustard seed looks like if you have never seen one.
This is totally mind-blowing. Wow.

[Ash💎 @asheson_]

@guyestguy001 @Soulmedika 💯

[Maliq @MasterMaliq]

Parents need to stop raising bullies.

Yesterday, I dropped my daughter off at school and noticed she was hesitant to leave the car. Then she turned back and said softly, "Dad, please give me ₦5,000."

I asked, "Is it for school?"
She said, "No."
"What do you need it for?"
She paused for a while and said, "I’ll tell you when I get back."

So I gave it to her.

This morning, on our way to school again, I asked what she did with the money. She said quietly, "There’s a girl in my class everyone laughs at. Her clothes are torn, and she wears the same underwear every day. During break, they mock her until she cries. No one talks to her. So I gave her the money to buy new ones and feel clean."

I asked where the girl’s parents were.
She said, "She’s an orphan. She lives with her grandmother."

My heart sank.

When we arrived at school, I went straight to the principal. She didn’t even know what was happening. The class teacher was called in, and the issue was addressed immediately.

No child deserves to be mocked because of poverty.
No child deserves to feel less because life hasn’t been kind.

These are the same children who grow up to become adults that bully people online, that shame the poor, that laugh at those who didn’t get the same chances they did.

Having more doesn’t make you better. It only tests how kind you are to those who have less.

[Dr. Ose Etiobhio @osemagnum]

TO THE WOMEN COUNTING PERIODS AND TO THOSE WHO CAN'T COUNT😢

Dear Women of our warm green planet,

Eleven periods down, one more to go. And while manyy women count theirs with a quiet sense of triumph, a rhythm that reassures them that their bodies are still faithful, still predictabvle, still theirs, there are others whose bodies hum to a different tune.

And we must remember them too.

Some will bleed twice, even thrice again before the year folds itself into memory, not because their calendars are wrong, but because their hormones are restless. because polyps and fibroids and thyroid whispers and the quiet rebellion of PCOS have rewritten their cycles without permission.

Some will meet their periods not with relief, but with dread, that familiar ache that steals sleep and appetite and sometimes, joy. And some will meet blood in unexpected moments, at work, in church, in the middle of laughter, a reminder that the body can both serve and betray.

There are women who cannot plan, whose periods come like uninvited rain, staining skirts and moments, forcing grace to sit beside embarrassment. And yet, they rise. They clean up. They smile again.

Because that is what women do.

And so, to every woman, whether your body is clockwork or chaos, whether your bleeding brings comfort or confusion, I want to say, you are doing well. You are seen. You are celebrated.

For every drop, every cramp, every sigh that no one else hears, there is honour. There is strength. There is womanhood.

Here’s to you, still standing, still soft, still magnificent. ❤️

[Sam Ekpewheni @MadProfitGuy]

Just keep doing that thing. You will figure it out soon.

[Alabi @the_Lawrenz]

Almost every piece of wisdom you’ll find in self-help books is already written in Proverbs and Ecclesiastes.

[Chukwuedozie Nwa Charlie @TheCharlesIsidi]

So I always start my calls to customer care with:

Hi, I am Charles. I can imagine you have had a long day speaking with a lot of people. Thank you for taking the time to speak with me.

In a world where people are supposed to just do the jobs they are paid for, it helps to care.

[Dr Ayo @OluAyoola7D]

I am angry.

I am not angry that the Presidency is deleting tweets, I am not surprised, if BAT had any iota of integrity we won't even be where we are as a nation.

And it didn't start with BAT, it started with everyone who was foolish, innocently or willfully enough to believe that GMB had a good head on his shoulder.

It is also clear that the people who follow BAT do not follow him for his integrity, no well meaning individual can follow him and not suffer a dent on their integrity or reputation.

400 prophets prophesied that Ahab will be successful in the battle with Syria, not a single one of them could have fathomed that they were prophesying under the influence of a lying spirit.

The story of every man of God who spoke well of and for BAT.

The legacy of Buhari is the legacy of ineptitude, willful cluelessness, wickedness and backwardness.

A billion dollar post humous propaganda budget will not change that.

Imagine Mordecai discovering that some jews went about declaring that God wanted to use Haman for a reason, a man who had made it his life mission to wipe out an entire nation of people.

Are you not afraid that as a Christian, that you are running mad? If you find words and "logic" to support or defend or confuse the perception of the genocide going on in Nigeria.

As a youth in Nigeria, are you not afraid that you are running mad, that after hundreds of youth were massacred at Lekki Toll Gate, that someone is telling you APC government means well for you and you are believing it.

But I am not angry about any of the above. I am simply angry that some people are still allowing themselves to be gaslighted.

I am angry that some people who never said a word as the carnage and deaths were unleashed on Christians in the North, now suddenly found a voice to explain that America does not love Nigeria and that the invasion of America is about America's interest...

So in whose interest was it for christians to be killed in Nigeria, like flies. In whose interest was it for farmers to be beheaded and burnt?

Your lots are cursed, may my soul not be found in your company.

Some foolish Christians think silence is a strategy... fools of the finest pedigree.

MuMu Ticket - Christians, Silence
Burning of Deborah - Christians, Silence
Killing of Christians in Kaduna - Christians, Silence
Introduction of Bill to compensate "repentant" terrorists - Christians, Silence
The list of Christian silence is long and deafening.

Whereas a christian has only one job, helping men meet God, how can you do that in Silence?

As far back 2021 reports had it that 3,530 of 4,761 Christians killed worldwide were in Nigeria. I shudder because I know the unreported far outweighs the reported.

Now Muslims who had no sympathy for the Christian deaths in the North are suddenly the foremost "lover of Nigeria", and want to defend her "sovereignty" against the "invasion" of America. You are mad!

We saw you, we saw you when you were secretly happy at the deaths of those innocent people; Fools, second-class citizens of the religion of "peace". Wake us up when your Imams can lead prayers in a mosque in the North.

House slaves who think they are better than the field slaves, fools. And field slaves who think the favour of the house equate to freedom. Fools raised to power of ten.

If we had a President, hundreds of lives will not be wasted daily in the country. When we have a President and not a shabby effort at make-believe, no one would have to tell us.

No matter how much money is spent on the conditioning of the citizens of this country to normalize killings and death, some of us will never be numb to it.

Wickedness is wickedness, and we will continue to decry it. Injustice is injustice, we will continue to speak against it.

TInubu is a failure of a President, he may have been successful at rigging or buying and owning an army of sycophants and Baba sopes.

As far as the protection and defense of the lives of the citizens of Nigeria is concerned, that man is a failure.

The argument is not about whether he is a failure, the argument is whether he is the one or party to orchestrating the killings or not.

Peace if you come in peace.

[Tegbe! @TomiwaTegbe]

Papa, mama and pikin, don’t think we’ve forgotten you o; we can jog, listen to music and watch the road for safety at the same time, nothing concern una with Trump #JusticeForOchanya

[a d o m a a @adomaa_music]

Realized something really interesting today about Elijah and Elisha. Elisha ACTUALLY got double of Elijah’s spirit! Elijah performed 8 miracles and Elisha 16! The big WOW here is that it was 15 when he died. The 16th was when his bones brought a man back to life! 😂👏🏾

Uncanny!

[Bop Daddy @falzthebahdguy]

When you treat your own self and your own people with so much disdain and disregard, it’s inevitable that outsiders will disrespect you