If Nigerians celebrate a former president’s death, maybe it’s time we ask: what did you contribute to the nation’s failure?
You cheat the system, stay ignorant, blame everyone else—then demand change.
You’re not helping. You’re part of the problem
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Enough is Enough.
Our patient have limit, we call on federal government to do their possible best and fix this power issue in the North!!!
Business are dying!!!
Failure to do so, we will call our Northern brothers and sisters to schedule a peaceful and organize protest.
We are matching out in massive numbers, and nothing will stop this.
#EnoughIsEnough
I sue God beg you, Don't walk with me.
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I want to ask you for only One thing...
One Stream, One, One Retweet, that's all. https://t.co/nJf2P9Tjm6
We are gradually contributing to a world where a girl with big Nyash, big breast, and pretty face is already a "success" (psuedo-success actually).
She doesn't need to create any value using her brain. The same applies to men that are getting laid.
At first, it sounds like cruise. But we are gradually depleting the number of women who will want to be inventors, entrepreneurs, doctors, or any professional at all.
Generally, that would also affect the development of our communities, states, and nations.
Africa, once again will be at the receiving end.
As a tech hub for Africa. Leveraging local resources,
You could turn Nigeria into a center for technological innovation, creating jobs, boosting exports, and ensuring long-term economic growth."
@AlikoDangote@DangoteGroup
I would like to call Nigeria number one business man @AlikoDangote Aliko Dangote could leverage his experience with aggressive diversification and vertical integration by venturing into Nigeria’s untapped technology and electronics sector. Given the abundant silicon resources,
Dear @davido,
I hope this meets you well.
Congratulations on your new toy, worth US$75,000,00.
I wish to bring your attention to a company called @OpenAI. @elonmusk invested US$50m in the company when it started. Today, the company is worth US$86,000,000,000. That's enough money to buy ~1,147 Bombardier global 7500.
I have thought of starting an AI research company since 2013. OpenAI was founded in 2015. @Andela puts it better, "Brilliance is evenly distributed but opportunity is not".
If only I had the same opportunity and platform @sama and his team had. I hear Sam is now worth US$2b.
At this point, my message is no longer about giving me the opportunity. I strongly believe there are better researchers than myself in Nigeria. The message remains that our wealthy Nigerians should begin to advocate for, and invest in technology research and development in Nigeria.
To our entertainers who are quick to buy the latest model of cars, I know it's your money and you can do whatever you like with it. My only advice is that investing it in Technology R&D would actually increase your networth in the long run.
It's 2024. We don't have any technology company in Nigeria. Come to think of it, we have silicon in abundance.
It is well.
God bless Nigeria.
Your Fan,
Ayuba Daniel La'ah
(Mr. Kleffy)
Essential for semiconductors, you could pioneer Nigeria’s tech industry much like you did with cement and commodities. Establishing manufacturing plants for electronics, chips, and devices would not only help reduce Nigeria’s reliance on imports but also position the country
Dear @davido,
I hope this meets you well.
Congratulations on your new toy, worth US$75,000,00.
I wish to bring your attention to a company called @OpenAI. @elonmusk invested US$50m in the company when it started. Today, the company is worth US$86,000,000,000. That's enough money to buy ~1,147 Bombardier global 7500.
I have thought of starting an AI research company since 2013. OpenAI was founded in 2015. @Andela puts it better, "Brilliance is evenly distributed but opportunity is not".
If only I had the same opportunity and platform @sama and his team had. I hear Sam is now worth US$2b.
At this point, my message is no longer about giving me the opportunity. I strongly believe there are better researchers than myself in Nigeria. The message remains that our wealthy Nigerians should begin to advocate for, and invest in technology research and development in Nigeria.
To our entertainers who are quick to buy the latest model of cars, I know it's your money and you can do whatever you like with it. My only advice is that investing it in Technology R&D would actually increase your networth in the long run.
It's 2024. We don't have any technology company in Nigeria. Come to think of it, we have silicon in abundance.
It is well.
God bless Nigeria.
Your Fan,
Ayuba Daniel La'ah
(Mr. Kleffy)
WEEKEND REFLECTION: “NONE of us has to fail for ALL of us to succeed. And in unity there is strength.” - @VP Kamala Harris, US Vice President (2021-2024) and Democratic Presidential Candidate at the Democratic National Convention,
The quote above led me to reflect on the meaning and implications for our situation in Nigeria. Feelings of envy require that EVERYONE fails for ONE to succeed. Envy is quite prevalent amongst the key actors in our political system.
Competence, capacity, and commitment are some personal leadership qualities that attract the envy of those lacking or deficient in these indices. Instead of striving to attain, the envious seeks to hate and destroy those that are better.
Envy leads to hatred. Hatred leads to destructive thoughts and actions, including unspeakable crimes like perjury, malicious prosecution, persecution, unlawful imprisonment, torture and even murder for the target(s) of the envy.
Can the incurable disease of envy amongst Nigerians, particularly within the members of the political class be cured? Personally, I doubt it.
The emerging problem of Nigeria is the outcome of the continuously deteriorating competence, capacity and commitment of the political leadership. Societies succeed or fail depending on these personal and institutional qualities.
No matter what, the incurable virus of ENVY has to be confronted and degraded, if not cured, if Nigeria is to achieve its manifest destiny of greatness and leadership of the Black Race. I pray this can be realized. Amen. - Nasir @elrufai
@ogbuka_ @elrufai Sorry but u are an uneducated illiterate delusional mere average citizen this ur comment says everything about you,
Those u praise are the wicked leaders that will never share an opportunity like this that comes their way, they rather secure it for themselves and their progenies