Omotunde

Chelsea and BADDOO

[Omotunde @MOtunde]

Nobody is coming to automate Nigeria out of poverty. 🔥 The nations winning today trained their people BEFORE the machines arrived. While others debate threats, we see a massive opportunity. The real gap is human capital — and we have everything it takes to close it fast!

[Omotunde @MOtunde]

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[Omotunde @MOtunde]

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4/ What's next

• 10 generations of evolution
• YouTube + TikTok posting
• Revenue: $1 → $100 → $1K

Documenting every dollar.

Follow along. This is either going to be huge or hilariously educational. 🎬

#buildinpublic #AI #automation

[Omotunde @MOtunde]

🚀 BUILD IN PUBLIC: Day 1

I built an AI agent swarm that creates content autonomously.

4 agents spawned. 2 videos generated via Higgsfield Pro. $0 spent.

The swarm is alive. 🧵

[Omotunde @MOtunde]

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3/ Why this matters

Evolution algorithm:
• Measures engagement per video
• Keeps best agents, mutates their DNA
• Spawns new generations

Natural selection for content.

It GETS BETTER over time.

[Omotunde @MOtunde]

@stellasbank Please my money

[Omotunde @MOtunde]

@stellasbank Please just release my money back to me for God sake

[Omotunde @MOtunde]

@stellasbank Please my money 🙏🙏🙏

[Omotunde @MOtunde]

@stellasbank For God sake I need my money

[Omotunde @MOtunde]

The smartest thing you can do is look at what you already have and ask: what's the cheapest, simplest way to make this work with the power we actually have? Not the power we wish we had. Solar sensors. Mechanical timers. Simple stuff under $50.

[Omotunde @MOtunde]

I've been reading that Punch article about Nigerian manufacturers losing millions on automation that doesn't work. It got me thinking — the problem isn't the machines. It's that we're buying solutions built for Germany and Japan and expecting them to work here.

[Omotunde @MOtunde]

Here's what actually works in Nigeria — and I've seen this firsthand. One factory in Aba replaced electric stitching monitors with $15 mechanical counters. They kept running during outages, maintained 80% production, and even hired two people to maintain the counters.

[Omotunde @MOtunde]

I just got @MOtunde from the X Handle Marketplace! Get your own at https://t.co/azkSD2ThD1

[Omotunde @MOtunde]

👉 YOUR TURN:
Reply with: [Machine name] + [what breaks during power cuts]

I'll share the exact <$20 fix that works TODAY — no waiting for stable grid.

#NigeriaSME #PowerSolutions

[Omotunde @MOtunde]

Why Nigerian manufacturers are losing millions to automation (and how to fix it for <$50)

🧵 A thread based on Punch NG + NBS data:

[Omotunde @MOtunde]

🌍 REAL NIGERIAN PROOF:
In Aba, a shoe factory replaced electric stitching monitors with $15 mechanical counters during outages → kept 80% capacity, added 2 jobs for counter maintenance.