Prince Osita

•Marketing •Tech •Business 'Seek knowledge first and every other thing shall be added unto you'

[Prince Osita @prince_lyf_]

Hire Tech guys from OAU, you won't regret it.
Hire Lawyers from OAU, zero regrets
The STEMs guys also, best to hire.
OAU Agric graduates, pure brilliance. Hire them.

See, just hire kids from OAU. Dem Sabi die.

[jay @Jayybigstepper]

The rich man raises his children to be leaders, they're taught to question everything and to always stand up for themselves,
The poor man raises his children to be servants,never to question authority figures,and the teachers at school reinforces this by oppressing them daily.

[The Cake Lady @got_cake]

Make sure the white folks in your life dont love you like a dog.

[Wɪsᴇᴍᴀɴ Dᴏᴇ @d4thHand]

mind you, we live in an era that has produced the most prostitutes, the most sexually exposed, the most promiscuous, the most entitled, and the most childless women in recorded history.
these women are the most medicated, the most tattooed and surgically altered, the most narcissistic, the most divorce-initiating, and the most hypergamous, yet also the least fertile.

they are both materially glutted and spiritually bankrupt, yet stand as the most educated in trivia and the most ignorant of duty. they are the most abortive, the most therapeutized, and the most loudly liberated... at the same time, the most miserable.

never have so many females sold their bodies so openly or broadcast their flesh to a global mob so carelessly
never have body counts climbed so high so early, with serial promiscuity often defended with the ferocious tenacity of barcelona defenders against a real madrid counterattack.

they abort at industrial scale, treating nascent life as an inconvenience to lifestyle, some have aborted so many kids they could have formed a small country if they wanted to.

and yet, after years of such choices, many of these same women "give their life to christ" and begin to lecture others on who is truly christ-centered, whose spiritual life is authentic, and who falls short of divine standards.

truly, those who live in glass houses should not throw stones

[Onile Olona. @alpontif]

As long as I am not breaking the rules of God,every other rule is a suggestion to me....If it is in my long-term interest and nobody will be hurt, I will gladly flank that rule and law. For example, I cannot become a terrorist or a kidnapper, I cannot be a drug dealer or producer of fake items. But if someone says I am a smuggler of foodstuff or medicine needed for the health of people, please don't defend me. In some cases, I will even launder money if it is for a good cause.

This of course does not mean that I will go out of my way to become a Smuggler or Money launderer...it does not make sense given my present activities.

But if I ever get into a situation where those were viable options, I will not think twice about doing them.

Very few businesses can operate in Africa without sorting people and carrying along stakeholders...but in Africa, you will call it bribery, while the White man, sharp guy that he is, calls it lobbying. If dem bribe your senator with Ghana must go bags of cash, you will say it's bribery, but if Interest group Lobbyists fund the election of lawmakers in the US Congress..it's not a Crime....

You fail to see the hypocrisy and how both actions mean the same thing.

Let's not even talk about money laundering...does it not shock you that with all the shouting and posturing on anti money laundering FATF rules that only stifle African Financial systems by Western Countries, laundered funds from Africa always magically ends up in Western Banks and Financial systems, US and London Real Estate. When funds want to move to Africa, it triggers alerts and they freeze the account, but FATF rules manages not to come up or trigger freezers when funds want to move out of Africa.

But you want to abide by rules because you are just plain stupid. You are not even moral or good, you are just plain stupid.

The only thing you should look at in any situation to define right or wrong is if there will be an innocent victim, or any victim. Nation states cannot be victims, it is all a power play and flex for them. This is why there is widespread espionage and counter espionage. But individuals can be victims, so avoid situations where someone will have to cry unto God because of your action.. totally avoid such a situation.

Any other situation is war, and all is fair in war and love.

Matter of fact, there is nothing anyone will tell me that will make me believe that China does not have a hand in the Fentanyl crisis in the US. Most of that fentanyl precursors are made in China, and the Chinese have power over their supply chain, so the Fentanyl thing is been allowed to happen for their own strategic interest...that's a nation state waging war indirectly.

The US issued a ban recently against the use of Fable 5 Claude, by Foreigners. Does that look right to you, does it make sense that the US wants to handicap most of the world in order to have and maintain an unfair advantage?..is that morally right?...Yet they do it, because it's war..and all is fair in war.

It is you the fool that will stick to those rules when it's not in your personal interest or the interest of your nation.

Matter of fact, I expect that by Now there will be NIA elements among the black Diaspora doing the needful on every area for the advantage of Nigeria.

Same thing goes for Corporates that seek to rule you out of opportunities....as long as you know there is not going to be a victim and you are doing honest work, I explicitly encourage you to break and flout all rules. It is not a matter of blind rules, It is a matter of natural justice.

[Parallel Facts @ParallelFacts]

Under Tinubu And Buhari Administrations, Nigeria Loses 16 Top Military Officers To Terrorists As Killers Remain Unarrested, While Apprehended Suspects Were Freed And Reintegrated Into Society https://t.co/KiM0pe3pUA

[UNCLE @MrOlibaba]

Dear Sales Person,

You should be paid salary.
You should be paid incentives.
You should have transport and data allowance.
You should have health insurance and pension.

These are not special privileges. They are part of what a sales job should offer.

Yes, you deserve it.

Be big on your compensation, don't negotiate small, tell them what you want.

You are the one meeting prospects, closing deals, bringing in transactions, and driving revenue for the business. You are the reasons the company grows.

Your work, time, and results deserve proper compensation.

If the company values growth, it should value the people responsible for that growth.

[Dr. OBS 🦚👑 @blessyndbest1]

In Nigeria, JAMB is a quiet architect of your destiny. It doesn't just dictate your course of study; it subtly influences massive life choices such as who you marry. Statistically, you are highly likely to wed someone from the geographical or social circle of your university.

[👑K I N G👑 @kingsuleiman27]

You know the crazy thing about this?

Men like this usually have a side chick they tell almost everything going on in their homes.

He will definitely tell the side chick how he sent his wife away to stay with her parents because medical professionals recommended that she needed rest.

And the side chick who is also a woman, will hear the story, see the unkind behavior of the man, and still be willing to take over and marry the man if given the opportunity.

At this point, I have concluded that some women genuinely do not like themselves.

[gst @wearegst]

Every vote counts unless it isn't cast.

[CHUKS 🍥 @ChuksEricE]

Aerial view of Lekki, Lagos State, during a rainfall.

[Akintola Steve @Akintola_steve]

If you work in fintech and don’t understand these terms, you’re building blind.

Here’s A–Z of fintech terms that actually show up in real systems (not textbook definitions, but how they behave in production).

[Prince Osita @prince_lyf_]

Mentioned all the make artiste. But didn't mention one female artiste.. dumb ass

[Pharaoh👳🏾‍♂️👑 @MrMekzy_]

“Heaven doesn’t sound like a safe place for women. I do not wish to participate. I do not wish fantasize or have the thrill of going to heaven after i d!é”

- Woman Says.

[Instablog9ja @instablog9ja]

“I created opportunity for more than 30 South Africans since I started running this shop. I have all the legal documents, and I will not leave until a directive from the government” – Man laments

[Prince Osita @prince_lyf_]

Mbappe At world Cup >>>> Prime Pelè at World Cup

What a Player!

[@𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗷𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗯𝗼𝘆 @OneJoblessBoy]

❝Government controls every part of your life... Government will eventually decide who you will marry...❞

- Zekeri Idris Jnr

[Prince Osita @prince_lyf_]

This is credible insights for anybody in any career space

[Averroes @d_Advocate1]

I wrote this four years ago. It remains just as applicable today.

"As a young Lawyer, you must be very careful about your career choices. This is even more so for young Lawyers in the Litigation/Dispute Resolution space.

You must have a clear-cut idea of how you want your career to progress, and you must ensure all your steps are calculated to propel you to that lofty height you so much covet. It's understandable that in the first couple of years, you will mostly be involved in research and providing support for senior colleagues during proceedings in Court, especially in keenly contested cases.

However, you must not lose sight of your own growth and personal development. It's easy to get carried away. You must demand that they allow you to take charge of certain proceedings, especially uncontested matters. That's the best way to learn on the job. You cannot just be cruising along every time. You are not there merely for "appearance sake."

You will see a senior Lawyer, even an SAN, going to Court with three Juniors to move an Application for Extension of Time or an unopposed Application for Amendment. That shouldn't be so. It's easy to spot any firm with this kind of orientation, and as a young Lawyer, you should quickly demand that they allow you take charge sometimes. If they feel you are asking for too much, then you might just be in the wrong place. It will do you a whole lot of good to move on.

The legal profession is one where time runs very fast. Before you know it, you are already 6 or 7 years post-call and you can't even move a Motion properly, let alone conduct a full-blown trial. You won't have any reasonable experience to show for the years you've put in.

You should also bear in mind that you need to demonstrate capability and competence if you want anyone to entrust you with such tasks. It doesn't come on a platter of gold.

So, in all you do, never lose sight of your personal development. If you find yourself in a firm and you notice that, from all indications, there is nothing to show that such a firm prioritises the growth and development of its employees, please do well to leave.

Have a splendid week cheers 🍷"

[Enomfon Akpan @mydearenomfon]

Hi women, can you post pictures or talk about your academic achievements? I need some motivation this month.

If you see this tweet, share it so women can see it.

[Oreoluwa Bukola, CFA. @BukkyOA]

📌 You can work hard without suffering.

[Olaudah Equiano® @RealOlaudah]

HRH Sanusi Lamido Sanusi spills some uncomfortable truths to the Nigerian political class. Please listen to this footage again.

[Rohit @ai_rohitt]

INSTEAD OF WATCHING AN HOUR OF NETFLIX TONIGHT.

This 1 hour Stanford lecture by Joel Peterson will teach you more about negotiation and getting what you want than most people learn in years.

Bookmark it and give it an hour, no matter what.