@instablog9ja If someone tells you he or she LOVES you, it’s your DUTY to find out what type of love because there are 4 kinds of LOVE.
1. Phileo (based on some condition)
2. Eros (sexual drive)
3. Storge (blood related)
4. Agape (God’s love)
All these has it role but Agape should be LEAD.
“As someone who got married for love 10 years ago, I really pity men and women of this generation. Love is something where you choose someone above everything else.” — Nigerian lady says
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
Thunder fire chasing women with money.
This their interactions reminded me of this video Eric Gugua made.
He said something in the lines of—
"Please, young people, don't lead with money. Lead with things like conversation, like connection, like presence, like compliment.
Lead with the simpler things of life. And if they don't genuinely like you because of these things, you already have your answer."
And it makes absolute sense.
See how he mentioned the gospel and it became the connector that pushed them to hold hands immediately, introducing physical touch that they both allowed to linger.
Menh!
If you're using money to chase relationship, you're missing out on what's truly beautiful about the entire experience.
Feminists don’t see a problem with women doing all these dangerous things, but suddenly draw the line when a pregnant woman wakes up early to cook for her husband.
The people who fund NGOs that cross the Atlantic and come into Africa to preach and admonish Africans about how "corrupt" they apparently are, have just created new financial infrastructure to make it easier to launder stolen African money in their own country.
Whenever you wake up...
I’ve been doing this for 12 years
The only way I keep being relevant in the industry is adapting to the times .
2020-2023:
- Jamstack
- CMS
- SSR, SSG
landed a 65k role based on this
2026:
- Product engineering
- Agentic development
Landed a 115k role
Adapt or complain.
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This is the exact mindset I use to consistently land remote roles in tech.
I’ll show you how I landed a 65k euros remote role, and how you can position yourself to do the same.
If you love to travel and you don’t want to spend your money.
1.) Work hard and hone your niche. Become so good at it that you are being sought after.
2.) Share your progress/milestones publicly.
3.) Anytime you get the opportunity to be on stage, ensure you are unforgettable. Be prepared and back it with data.
4.) Get snippets and distribute it
5.) If nobody calls you, go to them.
6.) Make sure your work doesn’t suffer because of this. So balance is key. If you don’t have something to show, you wouldn’t be invited anyways. Protect the actual work and ensure it grows.
Once you’ve hacked this, you will be the one rejecting invites.
Sharing this from personal experience.
I would like to have a session with self-taught data professionals who are already working or have started getting gigs, but sometimes struggle with how to approach real-world data projects.
You’ve learned SQL, Excel, Power BI, Python and the rest.
But then a stakeholder gives you a request and you realize:
“Okay… but how do I actually approach this?”
That’s the gap I want us to talk about.
Not another session about syntax or tools.
I want to help you see data from the angle of experience — how to understand the business problem, ask the right questions, challenge requirements, validate your work, handle stakeholders and think before writing a single line of code.
Because knowing the tools is one thing.
Knowing how to solve real business problems with them is another.
If you’re at this stage in your data journey, come.
Let’s talk.