Amarachi

I'm a strong 💪girl who keeps her stuff in line even with 😂tears going down🔻 I still smile😊.

[Amarachi @okoliAmy]

@Readwayne17 @Molayoo_ 👍

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

(Former) Trillionaire

[Amarachi @okoliAmy]

@ABUJAPLUG Interested

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

In the future, a trillion times a trillion dollars will be spent on making antimatter to travel to other star systems

[Cynthia Ozumba @CynthiaOzumba]

If you are a complete beginner in the remote work space with no experience, you can literally make $100 to $500/month becoming an appointment setter.

I just spotted an influx of these roles on Reddit.

Here is exactly how to become one and start applying immediately: 🧵

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Where will AI be in 1, 2 or 3 years?

[Jack @Tech_Rose1]

BREAKING: These 15 careers will quietly dominate the next 10 years.

Most people won’t notice…
until the money, leverage, and opportunities are gone.

Use Claude to learn these early. 👇

[Amarachi @okoliAmy]

@JobFound5 Interested

[Jobfound Remote Jobs 👨‍💻 @JobFound5]

Role: Intern
Salary: $40,000 - $50,000 per year
Location: Remote

- Data Entry Skills
- Assist with tasks, projects

Let us know if you are Interested 👇

[Amarachi @okoliAmy]

@MrCharlesky I'm 100% fit for this role, sir. Had experience.

[Amarachi @okoliAmy]

@isJayDee @Ebiri_Okomoko @bigbrownson @Chima_Obi1234 He's just a retard

[Viktor Benson @viktorbensonyt]

When you finally have money or make it

Don’t be in a hurry to buy property or start a business

That’s the easiest way to go back to zero

Starting a business requires experience and you don’t have it

Buying property is good but if money stops, you will sell the property to feed

The best thing to do is to learn a skill

Develop an intellectual property

[health_booster @healthh_booster]

FOR THE SAKE OF YOUR BLOODLINE ,
AVOID THESE 12 TYPES OF WOMEN AT ALL COSTS :

~Thread~

[BSAT Properties @BSAT_Properties]

Before You Judge a Nigerian Contractor, Please Read This!

I saw a post yesterday where someone said:
“Be careful with a Nigerian contractor — they quote a project for ₦30 million and end up spending ₦15 million.”

Now, I don’t know the details of that particular case, so I won’t speak on that specific project. But let me speak as a professional in this construction industry with my name, experience, and integrity on the line.

There is no professional contractor who will mark up profit and overhead by 50%.

With the rising cost of materials and the current economic realities in Nigeria, no serious contractor will quote a ₦30 million project for ₦15 million. It’s not realistic.

But here’s the issue:

Most clients don’t judge projects by value or durability they judge by the lowest cost.

They compare the final amount spent with what a contractor quoted, without asking the hard questions:

• What were the changes in scope?
• What quality of materials was used?
• Were there structural upgrades?
• Is the durability the same?
• What was the mix ratio used?

Let me give you a real-life example:

I’m currently working on a project in an area where 9-inch blocks sell for ₦850. But when I checked, the quality was far below standard. I had to source higher-strength blocks at ₦1,050. Multiply the difference by 5,000 blocks ,you do the math.

Still in that area:
• Their soft sand is not usable for casting. It’s what Lagos people call Dargolu.

• I had to import stone dust and granite for casting to meet proper strength.

• Their gravel? Dirty and inconsistent. I couldn’t risk structural failure.

• I added columns throughout and chained the external walls for proper load transfer and integrity.

What about:
• PPR pipes for plumbing standard, but costly.
• High-quality tiles, lighting, and fittings :not the cheap versions that fail within 6 months.

All these don’t show immediately, but give it 1–2 years and the real cost in terms of maintenance and repairs will surface. Unfortunately, no one comes back to post about that.

So when people say:

“That contractor was too expensive. I got it cheaper elsewhere…”

Ask them:
• What were the original specs?

• What did they settle for?

• And most importantly , what did they actually get?

You can’t get a ₦30 million project for ₦15 million without cutting corners, using substandard materials, going against professional advice and settling for less.

Behind every failed building , there is someone who go against professional advice , seltle for sub standard material and love cuttings comer to get it cheaper .

Good work costs money. Quality is not cheap.

Profit and overhead margins for professionals range from 10–25%.
Right now, many contractors are going as low as 7% just to stay competitive.

So when someone says, “I found it cheaper,” ask them to provide:

• The Bill of Quantities (BOQ)
• The materials used
• The specifications followed
• And the actual results

We all know you can’t compare a ₦900,000 Turkish security door with a ₦200,000 Chinese version. The look may be similar, but the quality? Nowhere close.

Durability has value.

Good engineering has value.

And real construction professionals should not be painted with the same brush as quacks.

Once you hear someone saying, “I spent less without using a construction engineer,” ask them:
What substandard method did they apply?

An Italian shoe of ₦350k is not on the same level as a ₦150k Chinese shoe , we all know the difference.

Taking a broken bone to an orthopedic surgeon costs more than going to a roadside quack. One will treat you for now and the future. The other? May lead to amputation.

Be aware. Don’t let anyone mislead you.

©️Engr.Dr . Adeboye Adeyinka

#BSATProperties

[Astonpapa 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇳🇬 @Astonpap]

After NYSC, I started a POS business with just ₦20,000.
Money was finishing fast. I was always running to the bank. I wasn’t making real profit because transport was eating everything. Back then, fintech POS wasn’t common — we were using bank POS.
If I charged ₦100, the bank would take ₦55 and leave me with ₦45 commission days later.
One day, a woman in my estate saw my struggle and said,
“You’re suffering running to the bank all the time. I’ll borrow you ₦200,000 to support your business.”
I was shocked. I had never held ₦200k of my own before. But I took the opportunity.
To God be the glory, within 3 months I started making good money — over ₦100k per month.
My principle was simple: punctuality and consistency.
Before other POS shops opened by 9am, I was already at my shop by 5:50am. People going to work would withdraw from me first. I could do over 100 transactions before others even opened.
In 6–9 months, I was making over ₦200k monthly.
Then more blessings came. There was a customs barracks in my estate. One officer introduced me to others and I became their trusted POS person. Every weekend they brought big transactions, and they trusted me because I was always reliable and accountable.
There were weekends I handled millions in transactions — all based on trust. And I never broke that trust. Not once.
Even when others opened POS shops out of jealousy, customers stayed with me because of integrity, consistency, and good service.
That POS business didn’t just feed me-
It helped me process my travel abroad and achieve many other great things I may not even talk about.
Till the day I left Port Harcourt,
I never went late to my shop
I never disappointed a customer
I never cheated anyone
Lesson:
Be faithful with the little you have.
Don’t be a thief.
Trust and loyalty can take you where capital cannot.

[David Diga Hernandez @DigaHernandez]

Prayer for Financial Breakthrough

[🦉 🧘🏽‍♂️spiRituaL🧘🏽‍♂️ @spiRiituaL]

The Romance between Poverty and Religion.

1. Poverty and religion feed each other.
One provides the pain…
the other provides the story to survive the pain.

2. You were not created to abandon your gifts
just to fit into someone else’s idea of “holy.”

3. Many were raised to believe questioning religion is a sin.
So instead of learning how life works,
they wait for life to change by miracle.

4. Wealth gives options.
Poverty gives dependency.
When you don’t have power, you look for power through prayer.

5. Poverty teaches patience.
People start tolerating what they should be changing, all in the name of “God will do it.”

6. When you blame the devil for everything,
you never study the system.
And when you never study the system,
the system keeps winning.

7. Faith isn’t the problem. Ignorance is.

8. Religion teaches people to be grateful for anything... even when the “anything” is destroying their future.

9. Poverty trains people to wait.
And the more you wait, the deeper you sink.

10.Some churches thrive because poverty thrives.
A desperate man is the easiest man to control.

11. Poverty steals your confidence…
and religion gives you words to hide the fear you don’t want to confront.

12. Religion is the only place where some people feel powerful without doing anything powerful.

13. Some people aren’t seeking God…
they’re seeking permission to tolerate their suffering.

14. Some don’t want financial literacy.
They want “divine alert.”

15. When you’re broke, every problem becomes “spiritual attack,”
even when it’s just poor planning.

16. Poverty builds strong imaginations.
People start seeing enemies everywhere.
Sometimes the enemy is just hunger & frustration.

17. Some people’s entire financial strategy is:
“God will do it.”
Meanwhile, God is waiting for them to stand up.

18. Some people don’t need prophets…
they need exposure.

19. Religion glorifies smallness.
“You don’t need much, just be content.”
That’s why many settle for tiny businesses with no future, while the world is built by goalgetters.

A goalgetter is someone whose ambition is louder than their excuses.

20.Break the cycle:
Pray if you want…
but upgrade your skills, your environment, and your ambition.
God blesses movement, not silliness. Don't repeat the mistake of your parents.

21. Generational wealth is not a prophecy... it is architecture.
You build it or you don’t.

22. Some people never meet their true selves…
only the version their religion approves.

23. The world loses countless great people because they were taught to silence their most authentic parts.
Any belief system that kills your curiosity
is robbing you of the mind God gave you.
God does not fear your intelligence.
Humans do.

24.If your faith cannot coexist with your growth,
something is wrong... and it’s not you.

[Ọládélé 🇳🇬👑 @Theoladeledada]

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So for those of you sending noodles and voice notes that can put you into trouble, Here's how to stop it.

[Sir Dickson @Wizarab10]

People want to japa to give their kids a better life. They want to make money to give their kids a better life. They want to leave inheritance for their kids so they have liberty to chase their passion and not feel burdened by the pressure of bills.

Yet, they are always angry, envious and jealous of children with successful fathers.

[Amarachi @okoliAmy]

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