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[Elorm Daniel @elormkdaniel]

Wait…

Your internet can only handle 1080p.

Yet YouTube lets you click 4K, and the video starts immediately.

Did it suddenly make your internet faster?

Not at all.

When you open a YouTube video, YouTube doesn’t wait for you to choose a quality.

It immediately starts downloading small chunks of the video in multiple resolutions at the same time and continuously measures your connection speed.

The first few seconds you see in “4K” are often already buffered, or YouTube briefly uses the available buffer while it keeps testing your network.

At the same time, YouTube uses a technique called adaptive bitrate streaming.

Instead of downloading one huge video file, the video is split into tiny pieces lasting only a few seconds each.

For every piece, YouTube decides:

“Can this connection handle another chunk in 4K, or should I switch to 1440p or 1080p?”

That’s why a video can start instantly in 4K but later drop to a lower quality, pause to buffer, or switch resolutions without you noticing.

You’re not downloading the entire 4K movie at once.

You’re receiving it in small chunks, and YouTube is constantly changing its strategy based on your connection in real time.

In other words, YouTube doesn’t need your internet to sustain 4K forever.

It only needs it to stay ahead of the next few seconds of video.

[Man of Letters. @Letter_to_Jack]

For those who asked for links to unlock their iPhones and Androids locked to other carriers:

Here are the official direct link to unlock your carrier locked phones (iPhones and Androids)

AT&T → https://t.co/zq4C2kGRGi
T-Mobile → https://t.co/wQanVVU3jj…
Verizon → https://t.co/tezyJSjyd2…
Cricket → https://t.co/vDTidLiMBu…
Metro → https://t.co/qqOQXpGjdq…
Boost → https://t.co/TTIXKIfskf…

Great work @0xAdesola

[PraizDIt @praizdit]

Day 7

The brand that made stripes famous, standing over the stripes that healed the world. ✝️🔥
@adidas

[PraizDIt @praizdit]

Day 6

2000+ years and still counting.
@CocaColaCo

[PraizDIt @praizdit]

Day 5

Destroy this temple. I'll rebuild it in 3 days.
John 2:19

@LEGO_Group

[PraizDIt @praizdit]

Day 4

I'm lovin' it ✝️🍟
@McDonalds

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Day 3

The one launch that changed eternity
@Apple

[Tèmítọ́pẹ́ @temibytes]

@TOLUccI Happy birthday Evangelist Tolucci

[Dr. Olawale Ogunlana @doctorwalesmd]

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[Adaora Favour Nwankwo @adaora_crypto]

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[Faithfulness Okom @AttorneyF_]

I’ve always wondered what the hell Nathanael was doing under that fig tree.

The scene is in John 1. Jesus sees him coming and says “here’s a true Israelite, no deceit in him.” Nathanael’s confused, and asks how do you know me? Jesus then says

“I saw you under the fig tree before Philip called you.”

What followed was instant conversion. Nathanael says “You are the Son of God, the King of Israel.”

Scripture never tells us what happened under that tree. Was he praying, weeping? Doubting, sinning, wrestling with God?? We don’t know for sure.

And I think that’s the point.

Jesus names the location of the moment without exposing its content. He doesn’t say “God showed me” or “the Spirit revealed.” Just “I saw you.” Three words. I think this is the most casual claim to divinity in all of Scripture.

But what gets me is Jesus acts like it’s nothing. Nathanael just had his world cracked open, this man saw him in a moment he thought was completely private and Jesus is basically like “you think THAT was something? You will see heaven open and angels ascending and descending on the Son of Man.”

He gives Nathanael exactly what he needs to believe, and the second he does, immediately promises him more. No probation period. No “prove yourself first.” Just grace compounding on grace.

This is the gospel. God sees you in your mess, makes belief scandalously easy, then dares you to imagine what comes next.

[Adaora Favour Nwankwo @adaora_crypto]

Goodness and mercy shall follow you .
It means it will be behind you following.

You don’t pursue it, it follows.

The problem is that we pursue what should follow us, so we alter patterns and keep looking for what is not missing.

Once you start to pursue what was meant to chase you, just know it is a misalignment of purpose.

All you need to do is align to the agenda that funds the “following”.

You were never meant to chase .

Goodness and mercy is a principle , not a prayer point.

Make up your mind to Align yourself to your source .

Happy Sunday

[INALEGWU @tchaloyi]

Lol. This morning, my neighbor, who's from Jos, rushed to me to show me a video his son had sent him. This was what appeared in that video. The son told him people were already praying and confessing their sins as though it was rapture that wanted to occur. I laughed. I told him, bro, tell your son to start confessing his sins to you. He will tell you everything. That was a light joke though. Lol.

Now let me explain what's happening here to you like you are 5.

The sun did not multiply in number. No. The sky also did not crack. Nah!

What happened is a light trick. Children what did I say again? Light trick.

There is ONLY one sun, but its light passed through tiny ice crystals floating high in the COLD Jos sky.

Those crystals bent the light like when you shine a torch on broken glass and it scatters everywhere.
Still one light. It just appears in many places.

That’s why people saw extra “suns” arranged in a neat circle. No be new suns them see oh. Just light doing copy and paste (ctrl c + ctrl v).

Why did this happen in Jos?
It's simple. Jos is cold and high. Ice can form in the clouds there, especially in the morning. Try this in Lagos heat and all you’ll see is sweat. My Lagos people, no shades intended oh abeg.

It’s rare, beautiful, and harmless.
Nature just decided to show small werey. Allow 🙌🏽

Sometimes the sky is not sending a message. It’s just reminding us that unlike some politicians in a certain country, light can lie too. Just that without speaking.

Class don end.

INALEGWU.

[Tife Chris @TifeChris]

Before. After✨✨✨✨

[Adaora Favour Nwankwo @adaora_crypto]

Let me show you how the crypto market actually works.

This isn’t conspiracy nonsense.

Every major player already understands this.

The game is rigged.

Institutions play dirty.

Manipulation is brutal.

And retail traders?

You’re the fuel.

1. MicroStrategy doesn’t move the market ,they move you.

Saylor tweets.
Retail cheers.
You feel “safe.”

But the real buying?
It happens OTC ,quietly, long before the headlines.

By the time you’re excited, it’s already priced in.

At that point, the goal isn’t price movement anymore ,it’s sentiment control.

2. Perpetual futures are the real trap.

Institutions open massive longs or shorts.
Just enough to create momentum.

Retail jumps in, chasing candles.
Then the switch flips.

Price reverses.
Liquidations cascade.
Weak hands get wiped.

This strategy is called bait and bleed and it works over and over again till this second.

3. Your stop-loss is their liquidity.

They know exactly where you place it:
•Below obvious support
•At round numbers
•Just under trendlines

They push price into those zones, trigger liquidations,
Then reverse the move like nothing happened.

You call it bad luck.

It wasn’t.

It was a harvest.

Every wick…

Trade like a monk.

[Lady B - IYALODE OF X @mobola_ade]

I watched a Kevin Hart interview recently where He talked about a time when he was struggling; his rent was due, eviction was close, and he was desperate for a solution.

He went to his mum for help, and instead of giving him money, she kept asking one question - "are you reading your Bible?"

Each time, he said yes. He was lying.

What he didn’t know was that his mum had already solved the problem. She had signed cheques and hidden them inside his Bible. The help he was crying for was sitting right in the place he claimed to be visiting, but wasn’t. The day he finally opened the Bible ti study, he found cheques, his answer waiting for him.

That story reminded me of a similar experience I had with my Dad when I was in JSS3, Junior WAEC period. Those days when exam students were always in school earlier than everyone else, staying back longer, tired, hungry, stressed. I remember my dad giving me my normal pocket money, and then still put extra cash inside my hard-copy new Bible without saying telling me about it.

I didn’t know until later.

I remember that I ran out of the normal pocket money and was struggling to keep up. On a Sunday morning we were going to the Chapel, and I carried my Bible along. It was in the middle of service I saw the money - it was about N5k or so. It felt like a miracle. How did I not see this. I quizzed and thanked God so much.

After the exams, when we were home, I asked my Dad why he did that, and he explained that sometimes we get carried away, even as children, and forget to spend time in the Word. Putting the money there was his own way of nudging me back. His own way of saying, "when you need something, go to God first."

I’ve never forgotten that.

Now that I think about it, both stories are saying a similar thing. Our parents were doing more than helping us financially. They were laying foundations, and teaching us that when life starts to press, when things are tight, when you’re confused or stuck, your first response should be God - go to the Word.

It's not because every time you open the Bible money will fall out, but because answers live there, you'll find direction there, and wisdom lives there too. Sometimes what you need may not be provision, it may be clarity or peace, or just strength to keep going.

And honestly, many times, what we’re praying about is already waiting for us in the Word of God we say we believe, but don’t always remember to go back to.

I think one of the most beautiful legacies we can leave for our children, or live out, is a life that keeps returning to God. Not only when things scatter, but all the time. Because the more we go back to Him, the more we realise that He’s been there all along, with answers we didn’t know we needed.

If you're currently being pressed by life, go to the word of God. Ask the Holy Spirit to show you the actual verse that holds the answer that you need. You'd be surprised how much solutions you'd find in the word of God.

— Chichi

[Mike Stanger ۞ 🇺🇸🇩🇪🇮🇱🌻🇺🇦✝️🎶📚 @MichaelStanger1]

While I’m focused on Adam and Eve, I should address the Hebrew phrase עֵזֶר כְּנֶגְדּוֹ (ʿēzer kĕnegdô) that God uses to describe Eve, before she is even created. Most Bible translations simply render this as “help meet,” a “suitable helper,” or even “a helper who is just right for him.” Digging into the Hebrew, including the way the word ezer is used throughout the Hebrew Bible, yields a treasure of additional meaning that helps us appreciate just what a gift Eve was to Adam.

The type of help/helper intended denotes a powerful, effective aid, not subordination. This is not a diminutive “littler helper,” assistant, or servant. The Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew and English Lexicon defines ezer as a “vital help.” Modern Hebraists, like Robert Alter, prefer translations like “a sustainer beside him,” to the more archaic “help meet.”

Looking at other uses of ezer in the Hebrew Bible is enlightening. Approximately 80% of those references refer to God, often in the context of strength and deliverance. Moses names his son Eliezer (“God is my help”) after the God of his fathers who “delivered me from the sword of Pharaoh" (Exodus 18:4). In Deuteronomy 33:7 Moses pleads that God will be an ezer to Judah against his enemies, a prayer for military aid, imbuing ezer with wartime urgency. Psalm 124:8 contains the beautiful covenantal statement made after deliverance, “Our help (ezer) is in the name of the LORD....” God Himself declares, “O Israel, you are destroyed; but in me is your help (ezer),” establishing God’s exclusivity as Israel’s true rescuer (Hosea 13:9).

In several places, the help of ezer is paired with the shield, or magen, highlighting protection and defense. Moses teaches Israel that they are blessed to be a people saved by the LORD, who is the “shield of your help and the sword of your triumph” (Deuteronomy 33:29). The Psalmist urges Israel to “wait for the LORD; He is our help and our shield” (Psalm 33:20).

Taken all together, the Hebrew shows us that in naming Eve an ēzer kĕnegdô, God was describing her as an empowered, precisely matched partner, whose strength answers what Adam lacks, a sustaining counterpart and ally who stands with Adam, safeguarding their union and its God-given work, her presence allowing their God-given commission to flourish.
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[May @notMay01]

“If you people can share Children, is it money you can’t share” -

P. Lawal 🔥

[Adaora Favour Nwankwo @adaora_crypto]

Day 18

Many Nigerians do not know
about Commercial Paper (CP) and those who know, believe individuals cannot be a part of it.

• Aunty Bose that has a provision shop can invest

•Mr Sadiq a civil Servant can invest .

•Even salary earners and small business owners can invest .

The problem has never been about who can invest ,the problem is who understands how it works.

Let’s go 👇🏾

What is Commercial Paper (CP)?
It is when a very big company borrows
money for a short period from individuals rather than banks.

• You give them the money.

•They pay you interest

•Capital is returned at maturity .

Thats it.

Some companies that issue CP

•MTN

•BUA

•Dangote Cement

Etc.

Why do they borrow ?
Because they need quick money most times to

•Pay suppliers

•Import raw materials

•Pay salaries and continue Operations etc.

Instead of going to the bank, they say, let’s go to individuals cos the interest rate is cheaper .

That borrowing is called
“Commercial Paper”.

Now let’s assume Mr Sadiq or Alhaji Musa wants to invest in Commercial paper , the only thing he should be worried about is, does he have the minimum amount required ?

Minimum amount required is usually 5m cos,Those big companies doesn’t have time to raise 10k from 1million people.

Here is a secret .

You can invest in CP by investing in
Money market mutual funds (MMMF)

MMMF is like a big pot , many people bring their .

•5k

•10k

•20k

•1m

The fund manager gathers the money and invest in.

•T-Bills

•Commercial Papers

Fixed deposit etc

So in reality ,Mr Sadiq can benefit from CP if he has 5k to invest in MMMF.

That’s how small money sits at big tables.

For Cp use :Afrinvest app

For Mutual funds use : Invest Naija app

Note: This is not a financial advice, I only post for educational purposes.
See you on day 19.

[Adaora Favour Nwankwo @adaora_crypto]

Day 17

Note : This is for educational purpose only , I am not your financial advisor.

One investment people over look is NIDF

NIDF is an investment that pays people quietly every quarter .

If by Jan 28,2026 you are holding NDIF units , you are qualified to earn dividends by Feb 5th ,2026.

So what is NDIF?

NDIF means Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund.

It is an investment fund that allows everyday Nigerians to invest in major infrastructure projects across the country and earn income from them .

NIDF is managed by Chapel Hill Denham one of the Nigerian leading, independent,investment banks.

They also manage the investNaija app.

This is not a get rich quick scheme

This is not a hyip

This is not Ponzi

This is a regulated investment listed and monitored by Nigerian financial authorities .

How does NIDF make money ?

NIDF invests in infrastructure through a system they call Public-Private Partnership(PPP).

In simple terms

•Government provides lands and approvals.

•Private investors provide money.

•Infrastructure is built .

•The infrastructure earns revenue .

•Investors are paid dividends every three months as long as you hold some units.

So when you plug money into NIDF, your money is working in real projects Nigerians uses daily.

Types of projects NIDF invests in

📌Power and Electricity projects

📌Telecommunications and Network Towers.

📌Energy and Solar projects

📌Other income generating real assets .

These are services people can not live without.

So if you want to be part of the next dividend payout you can decide to get in before 28th Jan.

Note : that this is not an investment advice ,any action you take is strictly out of your own volition .

See you on day 18.

Happy weekend.