Obidients, please be informed.
Despite his open admittance to the crime of the assassination attempt on Peter Obi's life in Edo state, and his plot to eliminate Obi if he enters Rivers state, a hardcore hardline supporter of Tinubu and his APC government,
Udeme Monday Stephen @stevetom788 is out and back on twitter, after his arrest by DSS in March, 2026. All they did was to delete the 26th of February 2026 tweet evidence where he threatened to eliminate Peter Obi.
Nigerians, under this APC it is different stroke for different folks, because on his mandate they stand.
Solomon Akuma the Pharmacist who was an anti-APC and anti-Buhari never got this same treatment for his tweet in 2020. He spent months, detained at FCID, charged to court for terrorism, sedition and threat to the life of Buhari. He was sent to Kuje prison, and later transfered to one of the most notorious prisons in Nigeria, Suleja prison for just jokingly replying to a twitter question on how to spend a million dollars if gifted. He only got his freedom back in 2023, the year Buhari was leaving office through the court of Appeal.
A 21-year-old generated a fake kitten at his kitchen table in eight minutes. The YouTube video made him $1,600.
Most people will copy the workflow and make $0.
The AI handles the character, movement and finished video, but generating content was never the difficult part. The difficult part is creating a situation strange enough to stop someone before they scroll.
His fake kitten works because the viewer understands the visual immediately but still needs an explanation. Why did it transform? What happens next? Can it change back?
That unanswered question creates retention.
The eight-minute production time matters for a different reason. He can test seven characters, conflicts or endings in the time a traditional creator spends editing one Short.
Most experiments will disappear. The winning format gets repeated with the same recognizable character until viewers begin returning for the next episode.
AI does not predict the winner. It makes failure cheap enough for YouTube to reveal the winner.
That is the actual business model behind the $1,600 result.
Would you publish 50 videos that fail if the 51st could pay $1,600?
A faceless YouTube channel makes $8,000 a month while its owner spends three hours every Sunday deciding what Claude should produce next.
He starts by giving Claude the previous week’s retention, click-through rate and revenue data.
Claude ranks the next topics, writes the scripts, maps the visuals, prepares thumbnail directions and packages every upload with titles, descriptions and chapter markers.
AI generates the narration and visuals. By lunchtime, the next week of videos is ready for review.
But he never publishes everything Claude creates.
He kills weak topics, rewrites generic hooks and doubles down on formats the audience already finished watching. Claude gives him more options than he could produce manually. His judgment decides which ones reach YouTube.
Most creators spend the week making videos.
He spends Sunday morning choosing the winners.
A 38.7K-STAR REPO PACKED 203 SPECIALIZED AGENTS INTO CLAUDE CODE AND BASICALLY TURNED IT INTO AN ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT.
This is not another folder of prompts. It ships 94 plugins, 203 agents, 175 skills, 109 commands and 16 multi-agent orchestrators for development, security, infrastructure, ML, debugging and more.
Claude Code can choose and coordinate the right specialists from a normal request. Ask for a feature and it can pull in architecture, backend, testing or security agents instead of making one model hold the entire job in one context.
The crazy part is that the same source also works across Codex CLI, Cursor, OpenCode, Gemini CLI and GitHub Copilot, while Claude Code stays the native source-of-truth. Each plugin loads only its own agents, commands and skills instead of dumping the whole marketplace into context.
One workflow can look like this:
feature request -> specialists selected -> agents run in parallel -> review/testing -> final implementation. Claude Code even supports native subagent fan-out for parallel execution.
38.7k stars later, this repo is basically what happens when you stop asking one coding agent to be good at everything and start giving Claude an entire specialist team to call when it needs one.
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STUDENTS NOW MAKE MORE MONEY THAN INVESTMENT BANKERS ON FACELESS YOUTUBE VIDEOS
and they spend just 15 mins a day to make ~$30k per month
the best part? you don't need any skills to do this
this teen shows how to make money on YouTube using AI and she breaks the whole thing down with one tool so you know exactly how to run it
first you pick a niche and one of the biggest ones right now is kids content because that is where the cheapest views and the fastest growth are hiding
you feed the tool a simple idea for a short story or a nursery style clip
it writes the script, generates the scenes, adds the voice and stitches the whole video together for you
you never film anything and you never open an editor
one person can push out a full channel of these while the AI does the building
faceless kids channels like this pull ad money every single day once a few videos take off
the people running 5 of these at once are treating it like a small content factory
quoted the full step by step breakdown right below
YOU CAN SPEND 20 MINUTES A DAY FOR $20,000 A MONTH ON YOUTUBE FACELESS VIDEOS
and this is probably the laziest side hustle right now
all you need is a phone or a laptop and a rough idea of what a 4 year old likes to watch
she goes to YouTube and finds a kids show sitting on millions of views
she feeds the concept into an AI animation tool and has it spin up her own version of that world with new characters
the AI writes the little story, generates the scenes and animates the whole thing while she just picks the best takes
she uploads short nursery style clips built for the exact audience that already watches these on loop
kids content gets replayed for hours by the same tiny viewers so the watch time stacks fast
one person can push out a full week of these in a single afternoon this way
the channels doing it right now are printing off ad revenue while everyone thinks you need a studio and a team of animators
tomorrow I will lay out the exact tool chain she uses to go from a trending show to a finished clip
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This guy just LEAKED the EASIEST way to make money in 2026:
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A dog that never existed almost stepped onto a grill that never existed and gave a 23-year-old 33,000 YouTube subscribers.
The 60-second AI story reached 8.8 million views. One fictional event created almost 12% of his entire subscriber base.
It took him only 30 days and 25 uploads to build a faceless channel with 275,000 subscribers.
Around 90% of the production is automated. AI turns his idea into scripted scenes, generates the visuals and prepares the video for captions.
But he does not automate the most important decision.
His job is choosing an absurd situation that creates immediate anxiety. A dog approaches a hot grill. The danger appears in the first second, the outcome is delayed, and the relief arrives just before the viewer scrolls.
Every upload changes the character and situation while repeating that same emotional engine.
Most creators use AI to produce random clips. He uses it to create 25 variations of one feeling viewers cannot ignore.
The dog was generated.
The reason 8.8 million people stayed was completely human.
this 20-year-old made $37,250 in a single month creating YouTube content and barely touches editing software.
he built an autonomous “content factory” where Claude acts as the brain and Premiere Pro is the body.
the system runs 24/7 while he focuses on other things.
Claude finds high-CPM niches, writes the scripts, and uses Python to trigger voiceovers, generate visuals, assemble videos, and send everything to Premiere Pro for the final render.
in his first month, one of his channels pulled hundreds of thousands of views on Shorts.
and the client work gets even crazier:
$400 video → 15 minutes of AI work → $400 revenue
20 videos/week → $8,000
he basically provides the idea, and Claude handles everything else, from the first line of the script to the final render.
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