I’ve spent the past months designing & building real products quietly.
Finally decided to start posting the process/content publicly 👨🏽💻
First TikTok video is out now 🎬
https://t.co/zX2U859ocA
Would appreciate early support 🤝
TikTok: @buildwithlkenny
The struggle of a final year project in Nigeria is real, juggling a supervisor’s mood, a shrinking bank account, and the fear of the defense panel. I’m working on a single tool to handle the project management, the spending, and the prep in one place.
🚨🌕 Lamine Yamal: “I’m not gonna campaign for anything. I won’t be begging to win anything… the Ballon d’Or is up to you [journalists], not me”.
“We had a great year with Barça and the national team. That makes me proud”.
@Folapondis hopefully he sees this 😪.
Fola, I’ve always loved and supported your music, and now that you want to bring your magic to our city, I’m an artiste and I’d love to use this medium to ask if I could perform alongside you at Agodi Garden. ❤️🔥🙏 https://t.co/5JMQvdRZOd
THIS PLATFORM @AlbumTalksHQ TOLD US THAT ISALE EKO IS NO LONGER CHARTING TWO WEEKS AFTER RELEASE THINKING WE ARE UNAWARE.
WHO DOES SUCH A VILE THING?
WHY MUST YOU TELL US?
WHAT IF THE ARTIST WANTED TO TELL US THE NEXT DAY?
WHAT IF HE NEVER EVEN WANTED TO TELL US?
WHO ARE YOU TO TAKE AWAY HIS LIBERTY TO TELL US IF YOU NO WAN SPOIL HIM LIFE.
I’ve spent the past months designing & building real products quietly.
Finally decided to start posting the process/content publicly 👨🏽💻
First TikTok video is out now 🎬
https://t.co/zX2U859ocA
Would appreciate early support 🤝
TikTok: @buildwithlkenny
When I was at FGC Kwali, Abuja, we were taught that every good speech should have three essential parts: an introduction, a body, and a conclusion.
The principle was simple: if your introduction makes a grand claim, the body must substantiate it, and the conclusion must bring the audience to a clearer understanding of your central argument.
In other words, don’t just tell people something is magnificent, show them how and why it is magnificent.
So, whenever you are called upon to speak, present an argument, or address an audience, remember this basic methodology:
Introduce the idea. Develop it. Then conclude it in a way that gives the audience clarity and closure.