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to build is to learn.

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stacking up codex resets like infinity stones

[Pamilerin Adegoke @Pamilerin]

No amount of low spending will save you. If the cash flow isn’t constant, you’ll still go broke.
God Abeg 🥺

[Jafo Eleja 🐳🐟 @Jafokins]

The idea behind the Ibadan Circular Road project was brilliant, but the challenge with people is that we tend to let our emotions override our ability to think and reason. The project was conceived as far back as 2003-2006 by then Governor Lam Adesina, even before Ladoja entered the Oyo State Government house.
After Ladoja met the idea, he executed the mapping of the land and routes where the road will eventually pass through across all the zones in Ibadan, spanning different local governments such as Ido, Oluyole, Akinyele, etc. Even with what I learned, the government of that time had compensated the affected original landowners in those areas during that time, over 20 years ago.

The benchmark was 75KM for the road. After the fiasco between Akala and his boss, Ladoja, the government was disrupted, and Ladoja left and came back. They went to court, back and forth. That tenure ended, and Ajimobi became the new Governor of the state. He did his best and was compensated with a second term. A lot took place during his time in office. Towards the end of that tenure, there were a lot of amendments to the Master plan that shifted it from 75KM to 500KM setback. Had there been a successful transition from Governor Ajimobi's era to, say, Adelabu, for example, instead of Seyi Makinde, we wouldn't have heard most of the rumors about the expansion of the setback.

The road clearing commenced even during Ajimobi's time in office. And immediately after leaving office, the contractor took the new government to court, demanding damages and money for bush clearing exercises amounting to billions of naira, allegedly.

I personally think that, if not for Seyi Makinde's determination and interest in following what has been made law and standard, that road was dead on arrival immediately they took his administration to court to halt the reallocation of the project to another contractor. But for political wins and gains, the narrative is that Seyi Makinde is grabbing people's lands on the circular road perimeter.

As much as I want to reason with people on that narrative, the fact remains that he met a master plan that he followed to the letter. The outgoing government, as at that time, had masterminded a gazette change that the incoming government was to execute, but the game is the game. They lost at the polls, and the person who won happens to be a coconut head generation that will stop at nothing when he's determined to do what he's set to do.

Conclusion:
If you happen to buy any land around the perimeter or circumference of Ibadan Circular Road, the fault comes from you. The master plan is there for you to see at the Ministry of Lands. You don't buy land for the buying sake or because somebody said the government is not coming there. In 2022, I still see people buying land directly inside the 75KM map out of the road at Elenusonso area of Ido.

People always call the bluff of the government, and when the government comes back knocking at their doors with bulldozers, they'll come to the timeline or to the radio shouting kokoro alate.

Before you buy land, do a background check, and when politicians sponsor a narrative, do your due diligence before you believe a lie. Selah.

Olawale Daniel Tayo

[Oloye. @Ol0ye]

As an upcoming big man, you want to avoide having sex with anyone you don't aee being the mother of your kids.

That kind of complication can derail the life of a young upcoming big man.

But if she's fit to be the mum to your kids, it's easier to plot a way forward with her.

[L @lanreadelowo]

Sorry I am not putting codex on my mobile app or prompting a coding ai bot via telegram.

If I am not on my desk or with my computer, I am simply not working. emails, slack are not work, can handle on mobile

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pro tip: always open that document to see if you have access before you procrastinate

[Ìlérí⚡️ @pipe_dev]

your auth will eventually become complex, depending on the nature of system you are building

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hard to believe i haven't opened my mail in 3 days, lots of things to catch up on.

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better... ty

[Tibo @thsottiaux]

Dearest gentle codexer.

We did a sneaky double reset. Not only do you get a full reset on us. But you are also getting one into the reset bank to use at your own leisure.

Enjoy

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i need it in the bank

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they lied... if i knew tonight's reset would auto-apply, i'd have used xhigh all day.

[OpenAI @OpenAI]

We heard you wanted to use Codex rate limit resets on your own time.

Starting today, we’re rolling out the ability to save rate limit resets to use later.

We’re starting Go, Plus, Pro, and Business users with one free reset:

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😂😂😂

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

JUST IN: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei reveals companies testing Mythos warned it was a super weapon & said using it should require a “gun license.”

[Olóyè Somorin Osifeso @OloyeSomorin]

I believe that precast buildings are the future in Nigeria especially with our standardization on use of cement.

What do the professionals on the TL think about this?

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@ossynoya 😂

[Ayobami @dondekojo]

Well done to @DrCOmole for his brilliant Presentation on the Platform. Really hope he’s more involved in the next phase of our state policing architecture. Well done

[Bloomberg @business]

The Yahoo Boys aren't just scammers — they're status symbols. Carlos Barragan's new book explores how online fraud became a pathway to wealth, fame and influence in Nigeria. https://t.co/gkLw6aoZti

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