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[👑Ade👑 @consultant_ade]

@codewith55 Just Get Asus TUF Gaming A16 and enjoy 10+ hours of Battery life

[jonzing. @ehisssss]

train yourself to handle life without ever borrowing money.

[👑Ade👑 @consultant_ade]

@dbayexquisite Products sourced, bought, shipped well delivered by @dbayexquisite

Despite the laptop selection challenge, you were supportive and patient.

Thank you 🙏 and will definitely patronize you again soon.

100% authentic products.

[👑Ade👑 @consultant_ade]

₦200 sef....

[HajiQudus 🧡💫 @niff_wizzy]

stop lying bro, this ball was never sold for N400. the lowest price we got it was N1500

[Mayank Vora @aiwithmayank]

Windows 11 is sending a near-constant stream of data to Microsoft servers right now.

Even while you're just sitting doing nothing. Even after you "turned it off" in Settings.

A cybersecurity researcher caught it live on video. Microsoft confirmed it in their own docs.

11 settings to actually stop it:

[Nav Toor @heynavtoor]

Your Android phone is sending data to Google every 4.5 minutes.

Even when you're not touching it. Even when the screen is off.

A peer-reviewed study from Trinity College Dublin confirmed it.

12 settings to change right now:

[👑Ade👑 @consultant_ade]

Don't depend solely on your formal education. Develop a specialized skill that gives you an edge over others.

Which specialized skill of yours has created the most opportunities for you?

[Abu Āliyah @ElderImran]

Then do your insurance through an Islamic Insurance called Takaful.

At the end of the year, there's what they call SURPLUS sharing where the Insurance company shares to its premium holders the surplus money after all claims.

If you were in Nigeria, then I could recommend

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[Senior Pst Okezie James Atañi. @Onsogbu]

For your tax filing, this is an alphabetical list of State IRS websites and emails.

1. Abia State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/sOkRwLTy0v…

2. Adamawa State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/It7tUJWKhq

3. Akwa Ibom State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/GzuB7rYizR

4. Anambra State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/Ao8VL3tjNq

5. Bauchi State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/EzoaTKasCA

6. Bayelsa State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/5LVW93j9X4

7. Benue State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/ABhCJbrUDT

8. Borno State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/INI4Vl53XY

9. Cross River State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/MUB4A0NKxb

10. Delta State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/batYdzTFBO

11. Ebonyi State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/xDXTwaO1rS

12. Edo State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/bOkzJYfmGc

13. Ekiti State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/shiHCNovPq

14. Enugu State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/mbtIUARwAM

15. Gombe State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/9xzYicq0Oh

16. Imo State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/CqPGtwhbgk

17. Jigawa State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/YbUkOQ3XRF

18. Kaduna State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/wkqZIRPTF8

19. Kano State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/wOUGwOK8ka

20. Katsina State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/HmdZuTpC6A

21. Kebbi State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/PGJP2uw1Sp…

22. Kogi State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/e2Jx8ZCaKu
Email: [email protected]

23. Kwara State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/flMovjOFhe

24. Lagos State — Website/Portal (filing): https://t.co/8tcWCsnuYh (main site: https://t.co/oXp8XetFFB)

25. Nasarawa State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/eF0xdsgqZ8

26. Niger State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/cJZbAILgBq
Email: [email protected]

27. Ogun State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/MQDEZ1o7uG

28. Ondo State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/C0bQHdEgiw
Email: [email protected]

29. Osun State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/uOxW3OFYVe
Email: [email protected]

30. Oyo State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/Hq6ATq6eA5

31. Plateau State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/ALUO5mHgMR

32. Rivers State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/rqCXeKNyLR

33. Sokoto State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/rmakUZ4fSE

34. Taraba State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/ikUtS1QlEx
Email: [email protected]

35. Yobe State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/RfKu2236h8
Email: [email protected]

36. Zamfara State — Website/Portal: https://t.co/nT6sJxp4FI
Email: [email protected] (or [email protected])

FCT (Abuja) — Website/Portal: https://t.co/ZNLgB05kBI (self-service)
Email: [email protected] (or [email protected])

[👑Ade👑 @consultant_ade]

@XMonetization_ OlleH

[👑Ade👑 @consultant_ade]

@ElizabethDese Well, knowing your worth/value is one thing, and knowing how much your worth is perceived by others is the flex that guarantees you get better opportunities.

This is from my personal experience.

Internal confidence x External value perception = Growth

[Mark Tilbury @marktilbury]

10 movies on money you should watch this weekend:

1. Margin Call

[Formular™ @MrChelsealad02]

Don’t do anything, just retweet.

[Rufybaba @Rufyb]

There are three cardinals you need to fix when you are looking for a job, and those three cardinals have to reflect on your CV....

[👑Ade👑 @consultant_ade]

@AltbriMarius Possible reversal downward in 24-36 hrs to test the support structure, then go up to complete the fib extension. Afterwards, crash to form a new pattern. Patience.

[Patrick's AIBuzzNews @AIBuzzNews]

I deleted my entire digital footprint.

You can too.

Here's how I did it:

[Fernando Cao @thefernandocz]

The man who can predict the future:

Balaji.

He was an early investor in Bitcoin, Ethereum and Eight Sleep.

He just said, "Social media is about to become far, far more lucrative than people realize."

His 4 shocking predictions on the future of social media & wealth creation:

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

I'm going to say something, and I hope it will be understood as coming from a place of love and concern.

A few weeks ago, I hosted a space with a prominent African entrepreneur. The space was curated in such a way as to give equal representation to different African nationalities so that it wouldn't skew toward Nigeria because of me.

The unfortunate result of this was that it was painfully easy to draw connections between the speakers' countries of origin and the quality of their submissions. All the Kenyans who spoke had useful, important, well-communicated submissions. Ditto the Zimbabweans, the South Africans and the Anglophone West Africans (Gambians, Ghanaians, a Liberian, and a Sierra Leonean).

And then there were the Nigerians.

I remember giving the mic to 8 Nigerians, and first of all, 7 of them went overtime. These 7 seemed very keen to speak and had a lot to say, but within 2 minutes of listening to them, you had this disappointing realisation - this man (they were all men) has no point. Rambling, disjointed, unfocused, random point-hopping, lacking in joined-up thinking, missing any sort of conclusion and ultimately only stopped by the "can you please round up in 15 seconds?"

I was so embarrassed, and I wondered whether the entrepreneur who co-hosted the space noticed what I had noticed. The answer is yes. She did. In fact, she specifically mentioned to me afterwards that everyone who came up and reduced the intellectual level of the space was Nigerian. "What's happening with education in your country?" was her exact question. I didn't have an answer.

That's just 1 anecdote. I have several. I have met many, many other people who have similar stories. In fact it is often the case now that before accessing certain rooms on the continent, recommendations from other Africans need to go ahead of me, because the fact of being Nigerian in and of itself makes people take me less serious if they don't know who I am.

Nigerians have always had a reputation in Africa for being loud and overbearing, but it used to be the case that we were seen as loud and domineering, but also eminently capable and useful - which made us just about tolerable. Now, it is increasingly the case that we are perceived around the continent as loud and stupid - the Special Needs children who have nothing upstairs, but believe they must express that nothing as frequently, and in as many grandiloquent words as possible.

I cannot fix Nigerian education. I have no power to do so. Even if I did, it would take at least a generation for the effects to become visible. That's why in the meantime, all I can beg my countrymen (because again, it is men) to do if they are reading this, is to start making a conscious effort to talk less. Reduce your volume. Speak less. Listen more. Read more. Read for the sake of keeping the knowledge in your head, not for the sake of "performing" intelligence by spitting it out at people.

The world will tolerate a loud but competent man. It will have sympathy for a quiet, incompetent man. But a loud, incompetent man?

God abeg

[Chelsea FC @ChelseaFC]

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[The Figen @TheFigen_]

When there were no cell phones or Internet. 😂😂