Ebirika Ugochukwu

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[Master.dev (Formerly Frontend Masters) @MasterDotDev]

We partnered with Anthropic to release our Claude Code course free for everyone. No subscription required!

@lydiahallie teaches you the agentic loop. CLAUDE.md. Skills. Hooks. Subagents. Agent teams.

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[Moniepoint Group @moniepoint]

Gabriel didn’t just grow into leading a team at Moniepoint. He grew in an environment that gave him room to become more of who he already was.

Starting out as an intern, he was trusted early, given ownership, and allowed to figure things out without being boxed in. For someone who enjoys solving problems and building things his own way, that freedom made all the difference.

Today, he leads a team of his own — still building with the same curiosity and drive that got him started.

#Moniepoint #Careers #PoweringDreams

[Y Combinator @ycombinator]

AI has stopped being a feature and started being the foundation.

We're excited about a new wave of startups rebuilding software, services, and silicon— and pushing AI into the physical world.

https://t.co/QCIz6DnQnN

[Name cannot be blank @hackSultan]

Free 925 unique website templates to help you build something unique. RT and bookmark this.

If you’re looking to build a website with AI and you don’t want a generic-looking design, here’s an open-source repo with 925 unique website templates, from old to new, from basic to polished, across different styles.
Repo link: https://t.co/wiw1OrDJHs

There’s also a @Netlify site where you can preview these templates before picking the one you want to use:
https://t.co/JKhqZbkDdN
This is an open-source project, so you’re free to add more templates to the repo too.

Steps:
1. Go to the netlify url https://t.co/sdX3KTkYsh
2. Find the design you like
3. Get the GitHub URL there and give the URL to your AI builder to use it as a template to build your project.

Goodluck and have fun building on Netlify.

[Victor Okafor @TheVictorOkafor]

Have you noticed that the people at the very top of every industry in this world knew each other from way back?

That’s because they all had a single unfair advantage that most people ignore.

Think about this:

In 2023, the founder of Altschool said that he noticed that 80% of the people dominating the tech space in Nigeria at the time were people hanging around CChub circa 2011-2013.

In 2023 as well, tech cabal released an article called the paystack mafia. It was an article outlining several tech founders doing incredible things, raising funds and building. They were all at the company around the same time.

If you read up the PayPal mafia, you see the exact same pattern. How that the founders of YouTube, LinkedIn, Tesla, Palantir, Space X were all together at some point.

Let’s leave tech.

Coscharis. Ifeanyi Ubah. Ibeto. Inosson.

All billionaires in Nigeria. They all come from the same community. Nnewi.

They all started the same - trading spare parts.

The money used to settle coscharis from his apprenticeship was given to him by Okeiyi ( Chisco ) who was serving at the same time.

I promise you:

An unfair advantage that will remain the differentiating factor for the top 1% forever is something called community.

I don’t know how to explain it but something magical happens when people of like minds and similar vision come together in a confined space. No matter how small they start.

It’s like energy is coming together and something has to emerge as a result. It can’t be result-less.

The reason you’re already thinking “how do I get into communities that will help me grow?” Is because you’re not sincere with your desires.

You’re looking for already-made groups. They won’t accept you into their circle.

I won’t as well. I don’t trust you.

Start where you are. One. Two. Three friends that are simply hungry pursuing diverse dreams bound by a genuine desire to change their lives…you will shock yourself in a few years.

Rooting for you. Like mad.

❤️⏰

[Chuks Abanum @BeyondKodes]

Most of us wish we had bought Bitcoin fifteen years ago. Not because we understood it perfectly, but because we now understand the outcome. A few hundred dollars, a small conviction, and patience would have rewritten entire family histories. We didn’t miss it because it wasn’t visible. We missed it because it felt unfamiliar, unstable, and easy to dismiss.

That same pattern is repeating itself today.

AI is not a finished product. It is not neat. It is not predictable. It is moving fast, breaking old assumptions, and challenging how work has always been defined. Some people are anxious, hoping to figure out exactly what the future holds before they act. Others are unbothered, assuming it will pass or be handled by “experts.” History shows both groups usually arrive late.

What matters is not who has figured everything out. No individual or team has. What matters is that meaningful things are already being built by people who chose to engage early, experiment openly, and learn in public. They are not waiting for certainty. They are building familiarity. And familiarity compounds.

The real advantage of AI today is not superiority. It is proximity. The people closest to the tools shape how they are used, what problems they solve, and where their limits are. Over time, that closeness turns into intuition. And intuition is what separates users from pioneers.

This shift will redefine what work is truly human. Judgment. Taste. Empathy. Direction. Responsibility. These become more valuable, not less. At the same time, repetitive execution, synthesis, and pattern-heavy tasks will increasingly belong to machines. Resisting this division does not preserve relevance. Understanding it does.

Paying close attention to AI is not about chasing trends. It is about choosing not to be displaced by ignorance. Using it is not about replacing yourself. It is about extending your thinking, your output, and your ability to move faster with clarity.

The future rarely announces itself politely. It arrives quietly, rewards the curious, and compounds for those willing to adapt early. The mindset shift is simple but demanding: stop waiting to be certain, start learning to be fluent.

Start using AI today.

[👑S.A.L.A.K.O🕊 @UnkleAyo]

Oh there's nothing as beautiful. There is nothing as beautiful as a free man.

Mentally free. Geographically free. Physically, religiously free.

To whom, no price equates his voice.

On whom there are no shackles of slavery.

Not psychological, not political, not ideological.

[Ebirika Ugochukwu @ebirikaugo]

"10 green bottles standing on the wall", was never a nursery rhyme, especially that part they added "if one green bottle should accidentally fall down"🤌🏿

[Ebirika Ugochukwu @ebirikaugo]

"No be now Give me 5 years I go shake the whole place"
Perfect Timing - Lost Boy

[MoneyTradeEdge | Better Thinking Better Trading @MoneyTradeEdge]

How to beat 90% of traders:

Show up every day for the next 5 years.

[Marko Denic @denicmarko]

10 free online learning platforms:

[Marko Denic @denicmarko]

Google is the most powerful tool in the world.

But most people don't use it right.

Here are 10 Googling tips you probably don't know:

[Cat McGee @catmcgee]

It's full of scams
It's only for criminals
It's hard to use
It's a passing fad

These are some of the criticisms of the internet back in the 90s

Sound familiar?

[Marko Denic @denicmarko]

Useful websites for web developers.

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[Coner Murphy @coner_murphy]

My first day as a front-end developer is just around the corner.

Here are 5 lessons I've learnt from getting my first job as a developer.

Thread. 🧵

[GIDI @Gidi_Traffic]

"@Domzy_Khurddy: The soldiers who opened fire at Lekki didn't say 'Igbo people go to the left, Yoruba people, go to the right, Hausa people stand this side'

Their bullets were doing One Nigeria

Quickly pour water on any fires of ethnic tension you see today at #June12thProtest

[NIGERIA MAYOUR 🇳🇬 @THEBIGMAYOUR]

#June12thProtest God help us

[KENTUCKY💙 @worldkentucky]

Just Retweet aggressively #June12thProtest

[jack @jack]

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