๐จ Universities will face a ban on recruiting international students if they fail to enforce new rules to tackle visa abuse:
Visa refusal rates must be below 5%
Course enrolment rates must be at least 95%
Course completion rates must be at least 90%
Seyi Vibez is a promising upcomer in the game, but he has no right to disrespect AG like that. Adekunle Gold even during his comeup days had better songs and took the world by storm, and this was before the streaming era started becoming a serious thing.
Calling Adekunle Gold "w@ck" when you're nowhere near his prime or legacy is ironic.
I took my time to reach out to some people to be able to talk to you and understand what happened yesterday . So Iโm surprised this tweet is still here and youโre allowing a false narrative to run. But I guess thatโs what you wanted all along!
Not only did I have nothing to do with what you experienced yesterday, but God as my witness I DONT KNOW YOU. You might have been around people that know me, or followed people to see me but I genuinely donโt have a clue who you are and I already explained that to you today on the phone.
Look at the generational differenceโฆ
1990s:
โข Get a university degree
โข Get a 9โ5 job
โข Suit and tie
โข Get promoted
โข Get married at 21
โข Buy a house at 25
โข 4 kids, 1 dog
โข Retire at 60
2026:
โข Surviveโฆ Show more
โผ๏ธThierry Henry: "Barcelona need a real number 9. A top-level striker. Iโm talking about proven goalscorers like Victor Osimhen, Erling Haaland or Harry Kane. Established finishers, not prospects."
"When you have a talent like Lamine Yamal at Barcelona, who can deliver passes like that, you have to score. Itโs simple. At this level, one chance is enough."
One of the most intriguing parts of travel is the moment you realize that the common sense youโve relied on your whole life is actually just a local habit.
Back home, you knew how to negotiate, you knew how to show respect, you knew when a yes actually meant maybe. But in a new culture, those rules are rewritten.
Travel forces you to confront your blind spots.
You quickly realize that:
Manners are subjective: What is polite in Lagos might be intrusive in London or too distant in New York.
Time is a variable: "On time" means 10 minutes early in some cultures and 30 minutes late in others.
Communication shifts: Some cultures value directness (saying exactly what you mean), while others value saving face (hinting at the truth).
The hardest part of this is unlearning the old rules. You have to let go of the idea that your way is the correct way and everyone else is just doing it wrong.
When you approach a new culture with curiosity instead of judgment, something happens:
1. Your perspective increases: You see solutions you never would have imagined.
2. You become more adaptable: You can move into any room, anywhere in the world, and find your footing.
3. Your blind spots are corrected: You start to see the world in high definition.
Many people travel and bring their lifestyle with them.
They eat the same food, talk to the same people, and keep the same biases. But real travel, the kind that changes you, focuses on correction.
Itโs more bout removing the scales from your eyes.
Itโs a new day and a new week. Letโs pray.
Lord, thank You for bringing me this far into the year.
Some prayers have been answered. Some are still waiting.
But today, I choose trust over worry.
As I step into this week, help me not to reduce back in fear or hesitation.
Give me courage to send the message, make the call, take the step.
Let me not talk myself out of the very opportunities Iโve prayed for.
Guard my mind from comparison.
Guard my heart from discouragement.
Guard my energy from what drains it.
This week, let there be progress I can see.
Let there be peace I can feel.
Let there be results that remind me you are still working behind the scenes.
I move forward with steady faith.
What is meant for me will not pass me by.
Amen.