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My peace is non-negotiable.

[Faridah @Faridah40426200]

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[kinana 🌻 @kinanamundi]

I’ve exhausted my retweet option but I’m always going to quote this whenever it pops on my TL.

[Tsado Kure @BrownCoffeeeeee]

What about my story of how I prayed so much for a job that would make me travel. God granted my wish, but the dream was to travel around the world, not around Nigeria. I traveled and I enjoyed it, but that wasn't what I wanted, so I quit to start over.

[Queen✨ @m_sakeenah]

@bilaal_teebash Uncle good evening.

[Queen✨ @m_sakeenah]

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[Humshe Will Sit With Kings✨ @humshe_]

Last week, a lady made a video about solving kidnapping issues in Nigeria and used the Amber alert in Canada as example

Guess what?

I got an Amber alert on my phone today, instagram to be specific

[Slim @onu_slim]

Let me tell you how it happened. Nigeria’s ginger export hit zero from N26 billion within 3 years.

The official story blames fungal blight.

But here is what actually happened. When Nigerian farmers lost their indigenous seed supply, grant-aided interventions arrived with replacement seeds.

An associate professor at Lagos Business School flagged publicly that some of those interventions involved GMO organisms that weakened indigenous crops and compromised soil health.

That is not a conspiracy theory because it is a documented academic concern.

Now that Nigeria spoke got destroyed by the GMO seedlings….what is not the result?

Nigeria was forced to import ginger from China to fill domestic demand. Chinese ginger has none of the pungency, oleoresin content, or quality that made Nigerian ginger a global premium product. And the ginger now sitting in Nigerian markets tastes like wood because it essentially is wood.

The two indigenous varieties that built Nigeria’s global ginger reputation, the Tafin Giwa and Yatsun Biri, had decades of soil relationship and quality built into them.

Once the soil was degraded and those seed varieties were displaced, the product that returned was a pale imitation. Nigeria did not just lose a market. It lost a seed. And without a National Ginger Seed Bank, which nobody has built, it may never fully get it back.

[Abu GLORY tẹ'wo tẹ'wo 1(Crowns Technologies💡) @Crowns0071]

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[Nnamdi Obi @nnamdiobiii]

HE dropped a follow-up. Let's go through it point by point.

He says it's not a marketing stunt. Nobody serious said it was. The question was never about motive. It was about method. You banned 25,000 users and an entire country with no appeals process, no transparency report, and no methodology you are willing to share publicly. That is not a marketing question. That is a governance question.

He mentions a fake Android app impersonating Kled in Nigeria. This is important, and it actually hurts his own argument.

If a counterfeit version of your product was running in Nigeria with a different logo and 5,000 downloads, how confident are you that your 94.2% fraud figure comes entirely from verified Kled iOS users?

You are citing fraud statistics from a Nigerian dataset while simultaneously acknowledging that a fake version of your product existed in the same market at the same time. That is a contaminated sample. You cannot use contaminated data to indict an entire country.

He says Kled was top 100 in the Nigerian App Store multiple times. Yes. Nigerians adopted your product aggressively. They put you in the top 100. They were your earliest adopters. And when you had a fraud problem in that market, your response was to ban all 25,000 of them, including every legitimate user who gave you those rankings.

Top 100 means Nigerians believed in you. The ban is how you repaid them.

He points to Sensor Tower as verification. Nobody is disputing Sensor Tower. Sensor Tower measures app rankings. That is a verifiable third-party metric.

The fraud rate is an internal metric that only Kled can see, with no third-party audit, no public methodology, and no independent verification.

He is conflating two completely different categories of claim and hoping nobody notices. We NOTICED.

He says Kled pays users for their data for AI training, and frames that as the defence. That is not a defence. That is the problem restated.

You built a cash-for-data platform. You deployed it specifically in a high-unemployment market where people are financially motivated to maximise uploads.

You created a volume-based financial incentive and then acted shocked when people gamed a volume-based financial incentive.

Any economist would call that predictable. Any product designer would call that a design flaw. Neither would call it the country's fault.

He says 25,000 Nigerian users produced 10 million uploads. Do that math with me. That is 400 uploads per user on average. Your own incentive model rewarded volume.

High-volume upload behaviour is exactly what your product was designed to produce. When bad actors gamed a volume-based reward system, the correct response is to fix the reward system. Instead, you banned the country.

He says Kled is available everywhere else in Africa, just not Nigeria, and frames that as evidence of fairness. It is not.

Nigeria is the largest economy in Africa. The largest tech talent pool in Africa. The largest digital consumer market in Africa. Of course fraud concentration scales with adoption. More users means more bad actors, that is true in every market on earth.

Banning your biggest African market and calling it a targeted, surgical, race-neutral business decision is not the neutral call he thinks it is.

His final point is the most revealing.

He tells non-Nigerian readers to click through the profiles of angry commenters to confirm they are Nigerian, as if Nigerian equals biased and therefore dismissible. In the same thread where he is defending himself against accusations of prejudice, he called his critics "very low IQ individuals."

You do not get to insult people's intelligence and then ask them to respect your objectivity. You do not get to crowd-source profile-checking of your critics and call that data.

None of this is about defending fraud. Fraud is real. Bad actors exist in every market on earth. A 95% fraud rate from a volume-incentive platform deployed in a market with structural unemployment is a product design failure that was made worse by a blanket ban that punished tens of thousands of legitimate users alongside the bad ones.

The deeper issue remains unchanged. When a startup backed by investors whose network overlaps directly with the infrastructure that built and funds Palantir exits the largest digital market in Africa citing fraud after months of data collection, the question we should be asking is not only whether Nigerians committed fraud.

The question is: who audits them? Who holds the receipt? Who decides what counts as legitimate data in a system we do not own and cannot inspect?

To my fellow NIGERIANS, stop debating whether we deserve to be on their platform.

Start building the infrastructure so that no platform can make that decision for us. Data centers. Cloud rails. Local AI training pipelines. Identity systems we control.

Every platform that exits us citing fraud is just showing us what it costs to not own our own infrastructure. The exit is the argument. Our answer is ownership.

Allow these comedians to go- they will comeback and we will tag them to this post. Everyone should get to work.

[Louise Belcher 🇵🇸🇨🇩 @FayFay_M]

Cults require too much ‘together’ time, and as a person who enjoys their solitude and not listening to a man speak for too long, I know I would be excommunicated within a week.

[Yaser @Realyaseer]

Aikin mutum ɗaya ya gagari tarin al'umma, wannan baiwar Allah tana fama da 'Kansar hanci' tsawon shekaru 15, kudin yi mata aiki 3m.

Ga wanda ke hali su taimaka a:

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[B u h s t i n g_ @M_buhsting]

DAN ALLAH DON'T SCROLL WITHOUT REPOST

Jama'a An tsinci wannan yarinyar a unguwar dorayi tace sunanta FADILA sunan mahaifinta SUNUSI sunan mamanta FIDDAUSI tace tana da kanwa mai suna intesar idan iyayenta ko wanda ya santa sun gani su tuntubi gidan dagacin Dorayi karama.

Allah ubangiji ya bayyana ta Allah kuma yasa Adace🙏🏻

[Wyi Gaius B.S @Wyi_Gaius]

I used to doubt this guy until I decided to study Syria and Iraq. When I looked into Syria and Iraq, I found out that the Christians in Syria and Iraq are massacred by ISIS and Al-Qaida, not the Syrian military under al-Assad or the Iraqi military under this present Iraqi government.

Guess what?? The person that used to kill Christians and other indigenous minority tribes in Syria, who took pictures of him carrying human heads like football was sponsored by America and Israel to overthrow al-Assad and took over Syria. The overthrowing of al-Assad came with gruesome killings that took place all over the country became too irritating to watch. No Western countries condemned such barbaric and indiscriminate killing of the Syrians. None!

If the US and Israel, despite claiming to be fighting terrorism, can choose a wanted terrorist, arm him to over a legitimate government, who are they to tell you that they don't sponsor terrorism?? Since they can't put boots on the ground without people criticising them, they do their dirty job by funding terrorists in that location to do their job. You remember Trump calling on separatist groups within Iran to fight the government in Tehran when he invaded Iran??

A week today, the EU signed an agreement with Nigeria not to kill terrorists but reintegrate them back into the society before the chief of army staff came out to tell us how terrorists are prodigal sons. Maybe you have been wondering why the Nigerian government have been reintegrating these terrorists back into the society, some of them joining the military, now you understand why.

You remember how Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso chased France away from their soil all because they accused the French for arming Islamic terrorists in their countries and also giving them intel during operation which often sabotage their progress in dealing with insurgencies in their countries.. These countries had a coup and they're doing better today. Do you still remember??

Let's keep thinking it's that Christian Vs Muslim, Igbo Vs Hausa Vs Yoruba, PDP Vs APC Vs ADC, etc. Until we ask:
— Why are these illiterate terrorists given more sophisticated weapons than our military??
— Who is giving them intelligence?
— Why are these terrorists going live on Tiktok without them being picked up by the security forces??
— Why do Nigerian politicians like governors and president regardless of their religion and tribe seem not to care about these killings??
— Which terrorists have American army killed since they entered Nigeria Etc...

Until we begin to ask questions, our redemption is far.

[Sara @piousdeenn]

There is a Contract in the Qur'an that terrified the Universe.

The Sky refused to sign it, the Earth refused to sign it, the Mountains refused to sign it.

But you signed it.

[dijjerhv🌌 @KhadijaBashirs2]

Repost the Quran. Your hands will testify for you on judgment day…. A beautiful recitation ❤️

[Comrade Moh @I_Am_marwa]

Iran will be fine.

Talk about zamfara, Bauchi, kebbi, katsina, kogi, ondo, kwara and Jos.

[👳🏾‍♂️Mufti Of Ilorin Online 👳🏾‍♂️ @Adamthallith]

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Assalāmu ʿAlaykum wa Raḥmatullāhi wa Barakātuhu.

This message is directed to our brothers and sisters in Islam. If you come across this post, we humbly request your assistance through donations and by reposting.

We are currently seeking financial support for:
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It’s Friday in Ramadan, charity on days like this is more rewarding.

If Allah has blessed you with the means and you would like to support this charitable cause, please consider donating to the accounts below:

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No amount is too small. May Allah reward you abundantly, place barakah in your wealth, accept your Ramadan and ease your affairs as you ease the affairs of others.

Jazākumullāhu khayran.

[Idris @7signxx]

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