Stanley Seyi

Fibre optics operation and maintenance expert, @Lfc fan, Go figure the rest!!!

[Abo Salah @abosalaharena]

عدم إستدعاء كول بالمر لكأس العالم خسر اللاعب و شركات الرعاية فلوس كتير جدا 💰💰

كول بالمر مش بس خسر فرصة اللعب في أكبر بطولة كروية في العالم...
واضح إن استبعاده ضرب خطط تسويقية كاملة كانت مبنية عليه.

نايكي كانت حاطة بالمر ضمن حملتها الإعلانية الضخمة للمونديال جنب أسماء بحجم فان دايك وموسيالا ونيكو ويليامز وزلاتان.

وفجأة؟
لاعب خارج القائمة.
وده معناه إعادة تعديل أجزاء من الحملة بالكامل.

لكن الضربة الأقوى كانت لشركة لوكوزيد.
الشركة كانت مجهزة منتج جديد باسم "Ice" ومبنية الهوية التسويقية كلها حول شخصية كول بالمر.

الإعلانات.
التغليف.
الصورة الذهنية.
كل حاجة.

وفجأة اضطرت تغير الخطة بالكامل وتستبدله بجود بيلينجهام.
ودي من الحاجات اللي بتفكرك إن كأس العالم مش مجرد بطولة كرة قدم.
دي صناعة بمليارات.

وأحيانًا قرار فني واحد من مدرب...
ممكن يغيّر خطط شركات عالمية كاملة 💰🏆

[Adeola @_Aadeolaa]

Nigeria Diving Licence renewal, a year and counting.

What a shamble of an organisation @FRSCNigeria

[Adéṣẹ̀tọ́ @Illusionist_126]

Do you know what the main problem is with you folks and shite arguments like this? You are treating these children simply as symbols of governmental failure rather than as human beings with present, immediate needs. It is also evident most of you do not know how NGOs and Civil societies work. For example, you cannot simply walk up to a public school and start handing out incentives to pupils without due permission from the Ministry of Education. If you also try to antagonize the government, your efforts will be utterly frustrated.

You will go on to condemn Tunde for compromising while you remain morally spotless but also entirely useless to the children in question. You want to keep them under the bridge, theoretically, so the bridge can function as an indictment of the state. Do you actually think you are more righteous by performing outrage on social media?

Listen, the children under the bridge are already there. The question is not philosophical anymore. They are hungry, undereducated, exposed to violence, and statistically on their way to lives you hypocrites will later lament. If he leaves these children right now and start supporting your candidate, will this immediately destroy all the slums in Lagos State?

All of you using these children's suffering as rhetorical ammunition against someone trying to address that suffering directly, I want to ask you plainly now: What exactly are you proposing instead, and when does it begin?

[Learn Something @cooltechtipz]

This isn't just furniture; it's the home that transforms.

[Ben Mwine 🇺🇬 π @benmwine]

If you drive at all on the highways, you need to watch this.....

[ArchaeoHistories @histories_arch]

Tammie Jo Shults was flying a routine passenger route when everything unraveled. On April 17, 2018, Southwest Flight 1380 was climbing through 32,000 feet on its way from New York to Dallas. The skies were clear. The flight was normal. Then the left engine failed catastrophically.

The explosion ripped metal from the engine, shattered a window, and tore a hole in the fuselage. The cabin depressurized in seconds. Oxygen masks dropped. The aircraft yawed hard to the left. Smoke filled the cockpit. Passengers screamed and clutched their seats as the plane plunged. One woman was partially pulled from the aircraft before fellow passengers dragged her back inside, holding on with desperate strength.

In the cockpit, alarms blared and instruments flashed warnings faster than they could be read. Shults and her first officer were suddenly flying a wounded aircraft at the edge of its limits. Years earlier, Shults had been one of the first women to fly fighter jets for the U.S. Navy. She had trained for chaos, for failure, for moments when clear thinking was the difference between life and death. Now, every one of those lessons mattered.

Her voice over the radio stayed calm and direct as she declared an emergency and aimed for Philadelphia. She fought the damaged controls, compensated for the lost engine, and managed the rapid descent without tearing the aircraft apart. Inside the cabin, flight attendants shouted commands, passengers helped one another with masks, and strangers held hands as the ground rushed closer.

When the plane touched down hard but intact, applause broke out—followed by stunned silence. One passenger had died from injuries caused by the explosion, a loss that weighed heavily on everyone aboard. But 148 others walked off that aircraft alive because a woman in the cockpit refused to panic, refused to freeze, and relied on skill earned through years of perseverance in a profession that once told her she didn’t belong.

© Women In World History

#archaeohistories

[Olúṣeun Onìgbìndé @seunonigbinde]

If you look at any system that works, the defining feature is not routine elections; it is ACCOUNTABILITY.

The idea that the system gives you no unchecked powers to appropriate public resources or authority for private gain; that’s the true element of functional system.

[Chxta @Chxta]

So, at the start of the year, @LoladeSowoolu started this thing where the kids earn a small amount for doing housework.

Good idea.

Last Sunday, we tabulated how much they've earned this year. The promise being that they can use the money to do whatever they want for Christmas.

After the tabulation, both were happy with their gate takings, then Daddy removed 10% of their earnings. They both protested, so Daddy sat them down and explained about government and taxes. They were both incredibly unhappy, but accepted the logic of taxation, especially after Daddy explained, using real-world examples, that it is taxes that fund government services, and that the 10% deduction would be used to get new screws and nails to repair some fixtures that had given way while Daddy was away for work.

A week later, and the fixtures haven't been repaired, so both kids have come to ask why.

Daddy is now explaining to them about transparency, accountability, and, more importantly, embezzlement.

Let's see if they will take the matter to the judiciary (Mummy), as the English would do, or if there will be an insurrection, as the French would do, or if they will docily accept it as good Nigerians.

Whatever the outcome, some life lessons are being learned...

[WE ARE NOT THUGS @RectorPascal]

Meet Kehinde Idowu, a 35 years old Graduate of Industrial Relations & Personnel Mgmt (university of Pretoria), she was a model in SouthAfrica.
Lost her dad, struggled with grief which led her to Drug-Substance addiction.

Please donate to support #DRUGFREE20
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

The numbers behind Salah's record-breaking goal involvements 📈

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

With that assist for Hugo… 🅰️

Mo now has the most goal involvements for a single club in Premier League history 👏

[Àníkẹ́ Olójú Edé 🐝 @aniky_bee]

You can't watch this once 🤭😄. It will definitely bring back old memories ❤️🥰.

Tell me how many times you watched 🤩

[Tesla Dude “Final Boss” @StevenWate91203]

Gotta try this!!

[Health & Nutrition Tips @healthnutritipz]

She EXPOSED how to Naturally Reverse Diabetes 😲

[Interesting AF @interesting_aIl]

Car noises you shouldn’t ignore

[The_Bearded_Dr_Sina @the_beardedsina]

Amazing.
See how a Baby grows in a Biological Woman's body.

[DERONKE @OMarthiat]

😂😂😂😂

[Enezator @Enezator]

“Switzerland fixed roadwork without traffic jams 👏🚗 Genius!”

[Lekan Olaleye @lekankingkong]

Have a good laugh #voiceover #yoruba 😂