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[leybrave 🐉 @lurdbrave]

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[𝗙𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗟𝗶𝗳𝗲 @FastLife]

Too many airdrops to farm, too little time 😴
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Requires funds, but saves your time !

By simply depositing liquidity in these protocols, you'll probably outperform those who farm for hours every week

1/11🧵

[Aproko Doctor Global @aproko_doctor]

This one thing in shawarma can destroy you! Full video on YouTube, link in the comments.

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

That scar on your arm is a battlefield, and the chemistry of how it forms is completely different from any other vaccine you've ever received.

Most vaccines inject dead or weakened pathogens into your muscle. Your immune system sees the threat, builds antibodies, done. No lasting damage to the tissue. The BCG tuberculosis vaccine does something radically different. It injects live Mycobacterium bovis bacteria directly into the top layer of your skin, the dermis, and then lets them multiply.

For the first six weeks, those bacteria are actively replicating at the injection site. Your immune system detects them and sends macrophages to engulf the invaders. T-cells get recruited to the area. Then something happens that no other routine vaccine triggers: your body builds granulomas. Those are organized clusters of immune cells that physically wall off the bacteria like a biological quarantine zone. The immune system can't fully kill every bacterium, so it builds a containment structure around them instead.

That containment war destroys tissue. The granulomas break down the dermis. A blister forms, then an open ulcer that weeps for weeks. The entire process from injection to final scar takes about three months. What you're left with is the structural aftermath of your immune system demolishing a section of its own skin to contain a live bacterial colony.

The wild part: 4 billion doses administered since 1921. 100 million newborns receive it every year. And the size of your scar correlates with how strong your immune response was. Studies in West Africa found that infants who developed a visible scar had half the mortality rate of infants who didn't. Not just from TB. From everything. The scar tissue itself became a marker that your immune system trained correctly.

That circular mark is the one vaccine scar that actually means something went right. Your body fought a live infection in a controlled space, won, and left the evidence on your skin for life.

[Ayo-Elesho @Ayoelesho]

Some people would argue that statements like this are aimed solely at stigmatising divorced women.

However, I disagree and I’ll tell you why.

Research has proven that proximity to whatever you desire is one of the fastest ways to achieve it.

It is for this reason that people are advised to move closer to wealthy people to understand how they think and also be exposed to money-making opportunities, and a lot of people have become rich this way.

If it is true that proximity to a wealth-creation environment positively influences your ability to make money, then it is also true that proximity to a negative environment will impact you negatively.

Now, a divorced person is not necessarily a bad person, but the process of divorce messes up your idea of love, romantic relationships, and marriage so badly that that negativity tends to become a part of you.

And marital issues that an unmarried or never-divorced person would view from an objective and optimistic perspective would be viewed by you from a subjective, pessimistic, and negative lens.

You can therefore no longer offer credible marital advice to friends who are obviously having marital issues but still want their marriage to work, and you become a threat to such marriages.

I must mention that this is true of both divorced men and women and is not limited to women alone.

But the difference is that community bonding among women is much stronger than it is among men, which is why there are more female social groups than there are male, and why women's groups in churches, for instance, are more vibrant than men’s.

The implication of this socialisation among women is that the ideas, ideology, and lived experiences of some women in a social group easily rub off on other women, and women are more prone to be influenced by the experiences of the divorced women they associate with.

So, while it is true that statements like this might stigmatise divorced women, it also protects married women, and I agree with Mrs Ibiyeome’s submission that married women who want their marriages to work should never make friends with divorced women.

[Sir Collins, MAAT. @CollinsofYork]

Nigeria just set 150/400 as the minimum university admission score. That's 37.5%.

Polytechnics? 100/400. A pass mark of 25%.

This is how nations fail.

Meanwhile:

🇨🇳 China — 10 million students compete annually in the Gaokao. One exam. Brutal. No mercy. You either earn your place or you don't.

🇰🇷 South Korea — the Suneung is so serious that military drills stop, flights are rerouted, and the entire country goes quiet on exam day. 31% of students retake it to improve.

🇯🇵 Japan — entrance exams are so rigorous that students spend years in preparation school (ronin) just to qualify.

Oxford and Harvard don't lower the bar so more people can get in. They raise the bar so the best are forced to rise.

Nigeria has over 200 million people, the talent exists, but when you tell a generation that 37.5% is enough, you get garbage in, garbage out — at every level of public life.

The crisis in Nigeria isn't just political. It starts here.

#Nigeria #Education #JAMB #NigeriaEducation #HowNationsFail

[Mazi Nathan @rukky_nate]

The JAMB score that got me admitted into the university years ago was 225.

I applied for Mass Communication. I was admitted into Theatre Arts instead.

225 could not get me admitted into Mass Communication.

Today, the minimum scores for admission into universities and polytechnics are 150 and 100.

While candidates seeking admissions into Education, and Agriculture programs are now exempted from UTME

Education is being undermined before our very eyes.

Pathetic. Shameful

[Eric Gugua @eric_gugua]

Translation:

The Heads of Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria have unanimously agreed that Nigerians are now dumber than we used to be, but they need to keep taking money from us…so let’s lower the bar.

Very interesting times ahead!💯🔥🔥

[ThatOjoBoy @ThatOjoBoy]

“If you have a Nigerian Bank Account you need to hear what CBN just did , if you don’t know this your money could be frozen “

- Lady educates Nigerians on the new CBN rule in a layman understanding. 😳

[NIMC @nimc_ng]

The public is hereby ADVISED not to use the above for modifying their NIN data. All modifications should only be done via the official channel : https://t.co/ZIcpAkSUqQ

[Dr. Olawale Ogunlana @doctorwalesmd]

Health benefits of regular s£xual intercourse in men. Repost, like, share, and save for later.

[BSAT Properties @BSAT_Properties]

These are the legal documents the POLICE/FRSC/VIO will ask from you as a driver in Nigeria

So, if you are buying a car, make sure you get them all.

POLICE

1. Drivers Licence
2. Vehicle license (that one you paste on your glass)
3. Proof of Ownership Certificate
4. Certificate of Road Worthiness
5. Insurance Certificate
6. Allocation of Registration Number
6. Change of Ownership if na second hand you buy am
7. ECMR (Not enforceable for now, so if you don't have it. NO WAHALA)
8. Tinted permit for those with tinted glass (Not enforceable for now, so if you don't have it, no wahala)

Don't move with the Originals, always move with the Photocopies only

FRSC (Federal Road Safety Corps)

Documents is same as Police requirements listed above

But they ask for safty kits and check them

1. Fire Extinguisher
2. C caution
3. Spare Tyre (expired or warn out tyres)
4. Jack and Wheel spanner
5. First Aid Kit

VIO/FRSC INSPECTION

1. Headlight
2. Pointer ( Front and back)
3. Brake Lights
4. Hazard Light
5. Reverse light
6. Parking lights
7. Windscreen crack
8. Side Mirror
9. Horn (must be audible from 60 metres)
10. Seat Belts
11. Worn out tyres

Ignorance of the law is no excuse

© Atanda

[Steeze 💎 @__Steeze1]

Henry was spot on this one.
No genuine football fan will hate the best Football club. 🔵🔴

[Shubhvani @shubhvanii]

A woman can hurt a man so deep..
that his d!ck won't even get hard for her anymore.

Let that sink in.

[The Touchline | 𝐓 @TouchlineX]

🤯 Bodø/Glimt’s HISTORIC fairytale Champions League run:

•⁠ ⁠Playing their first-ever Champions League season in the club’s history

•⁠ ⁠Looked almost eliminated after failing to win any of their first 6 league-phase matches

•⁠ ⁠Pulled off a stunning comeback by winning their final two league phase games against Manchester City and Atlético Madrid

•⁠ ⁠Knocked Inter Milan out in the play-offs, scoring 5 goals across the two legs

•⁠ ⁠Won the first leg of the Round of 16 against Sporting and are getting closer to the quarter-finals

•⁠ ⁠Doing all of this with a squad valued at just €57m in total market value.

Bodø/Glimt is writing one of the most incredible underdog stories in recent Champions League history. 🇳🇴🌟

[36kinniun media👑 🦁 🕊 @fattylincorn_01]

Opay does not give L0an, the L0an section you see on their App is a partnership between Opay and Blue Ridge Micro Finance Bank

The Blue Ridge MicroFinance bank are the owner of Easemoni and Okash.

If you have any issues with them, you can not Sue Opay

The right company to Su£ is, Blue Ridge MicroFinance Bank.

If they charge you beyond one percent interest per month after you default on their L0an, the right place to go and lay your complain first is, Blue Ridge MicroFinance bank office at, No. 6, Adiniyi Jones, Ikeja, Lagos State.

For Palmpay,

They partnered with Flexi Micro Finance Bank and their Office is located at, No.1, Allen Avenue by Toyin Roundabout, Ikeja, Lagos State.

I hope this information will help someone out there

Atanda Cares

Ignorance of the law is no excuse

From the people's parliament

[Oseoluwa @Theoseoluwa]

@Wizarab10 In everything you do fear Daniel Bwala

[PortHarcourt Sailor @GodsgreatG]

I have an opinion: if a man is willing to beg for sex, plead for it, or pay for it, then he may also be capable of trying to take it by force when denied—rápe.

When someone isn’t given something they want, especially something they believe they deserve, the brain can interpret that denial as a threat. Not a physical threat, but a threat to ego, control, or status. And when people feel threatened or powerless, one instinctive response is to regain control. For some, that shows up as trying to take by force what wasn’t freely given.

Rejection can wound pride. The brain processes social rejection in areas similar to physical pain. For some individuals, especially those with fragile self-esteem, being denied feels humiliating, and when sex is refused, that’s a form of denial. Force becomes a distorted way to restore dominance or avoid feeling small.

This is why it’s important for men to understand that sex is not something handed to them as a gift or a reward from a woman. It’s not something men gain while women lose.

So there’s no reason to beg for it, plead for it, or pay for it. It should be a shared experience between two people who are naturally attracted to each other and willing to participate.

[AYO💡💡 @sepril23NG]

It’s common knowledge that you can create thousands of emails from your one Gmail account right??
and any mail sent into any of those accounts will be received in your main, parent Gmail account 😎😎

[Sir Dickson @Wizarab10]

There was a country

[MrBanks💰 @Mrbankstips]

Really good

[Iyke @currentiyke]

You'll think it's easy until you try it😭