Joshua Amo💫🚀

Christ Conscious || Built-in Africa For The World

[Seyram @__theSeyram]

This guy inspired me to get a drone then I toured Ghana with him. He’s so chill but bro got money, Niyi is rich rich. These gadgets are not less than 600k🤣🤣

[Prince Larbi @pkwolffe]

@selormjosh34 Appreciate champ 🎉

[Joshua Amo💫🚀 @selormjosh34]

@pkwolffe Congratulations!🐐

[Reagan Marfo 💜 @rayganofficial]

How I feel when I ask a question on my podcast and the guest says, “That’s a good question.” 😂

[Journey West @Mcnuel11]

Glory be to God in the Highest.
Finally Graduated UDS Medical School after 6yrs .

#PBL2026 #CLASSOF2026

[Prince Larbi @pkwolffe]

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[Prince Larbi @pkwolffe]

your boy is a graduate oo 📯

[✒️ @Literariium]

— C.S. Lewis

[Shaan Puri @ShaanVP]

what a title

[Tosho @richtosho]

Instead of watching Netflix tonight

Here are 20 sites where you can find grants for your idea, project, or NGO

[R𝛼m 🦅 @rambuilds_]

this.

[c🙂‍↕️ @LXRE__]

very important listen for anyone dedicated to their career https://t.co/1mTNgyDsSg

[Etornam @EfoEtornam]

Don't go and learn your slides. You'll learn the hard way very soon. Gifted student my foot.

[building ✦ zeloshq @xpeditionhubert]

@OyooQuartey https://t.co/SN1RRb5Sdk

you can watch my video on Nairobi

[Tyler Denk 🐝 @denk_tweets]

21 years ago, the founders of youtube were worried because only 40 videos had been uploaded:

[JO⚡️🇬🇭 @Joojo_Dontoh]

Anytime I see these guys, I remember the good emails they sent when they were looking for a founding engineer.

[Headless YouTuber @HeadlessYouTube]

Shoutouts to Fiish Factory / Sugava for this Top. 🇬🇭🇬🇭 Solid brand and texture.

[shafman 🇵🇸🇸🇩 @yaron__zango]

not a single ghanaian.

and the reason is obvious- there’s absolutely zero structure in place for nurturing basketball talents.

community courts are few and far between.

high school basketball is dead.

the local leagues are limited to few urban pockets.

pains me a lot.

[Dearest B 🦋 @BlehisBack]

There’s something we’re not being entirely honest about in this conversation, so I’ll say it.
It hurts to see someone who, in our eyes, put in less effort than we did, succeed.

- In academics, you spend an entire semester studying while someone who barely attended classes ends up with better grades. It hurts.
- You grind your way to a First Class, only to watch someone without one land an amazing job. It hurts.
- You spend years honing your craft, yet someone who seems to put in minimal effort gets the opportunities, the followers, the brand deals, and the bigger paychecks. It hurts.

You think, "I sabi pass this guy na." "I try pass this babe na."… Heck the money Lobistar makes here in two weeks is more than many brilliant people who have hustled relentlessly for years can even imagine.

Deep down, we believe rewards should be proportional to effort. More than that, we have a very specific idea of what effort is supposed to look like.

I also believe excellence and intellectual depth deserve to be rewarded more than mediocrity.
But if we're being honest, part of our frustration is that we don't think these people deserve the fame, wealth, or success they've amassed because they didn't painstakingly follow the path that, in our minds, should lead to those rewards.

Maybe we're right.
Or maybe we’re hurt by the gap between what we believe we deserve and how the world actually works.

Because the truth is, some people will excel simply because they're more beautiful, funnier, more charismatic or even entertainingly foolish. The world doesn't always reward talent or effort the way we'd like it to.

And painful as it is, we have to make peace with that.