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[D Engineer @yinka__ade]

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[intern @ekemini58110]

Python is a programming language just like JavaScript. Is there anything Python can do that JavaScript can’t?

[Oyinkansola @designbyoyin]

https://t.co/xyD4xNgFu9

[Mark Essien @markessien]

The biggest bottleneck right now is the difficulty of problems that people can imagine. If you can only imagine simple problems, that's all you will solve. You need to think of what is impossible. The tools to build it exist now.

[D Engineer @yinka__ade]

@TosinOlugbenga @cursor_ai Me I moved from Claude to open code. Deepseek is quite cheap and has generous limits plus there is always one provider doing bonanza.

[🤴DREH🤴 @EzekielOluwada6]

This video broke me😭💔

[D Engineer @yinka__ade]

@chinedu_10 I don't like complicating my life, that is why I prefer giving the client more than 1 base URL with priority attached. You can't reach one try another.

[Africa Liberation Activist @SafoNative]

Sudan and Congo are facing a genocide. Yet all Africans are focusing on Palestine 🤦🏿‍♂️ and quiet about our own people

[Foundational Nupe Lawyer @egi_nupe]

There is a group of Nigerians for whom complaining about Nigeria is no longer a reaction. It is a daily habit, a group identity, and in some cases a personality. Morning, afternoon, and night, the script is the same. Nigeria is finished. Nothing works. Nothing has ever worked. The past was a disaster. The present is a disaster. The future is already written as a disaster. They do not see anything good about the country, and they do not say anything good about it either.

If a story is bad, it travels. If it is false but sounds bad enough, it travels faster. If it is good, it is ignored, doubted, or dismissed as propaganda.
This is not patriotism. It is not even serious criticism. Serious criticism names a problem and points toward a remedy. What many people now practise is something else: a standing refusal to admit that anything in this country can be useful, improvable, or worth defending.

Yes, Nigeria has problems. Governance has failed in too many places. Corruption has cost the country more than it can easily count. Infrastructure is uneven. Insecurity has destroyed lives and livelihoods. Public institutions often underperform. Anyone who pretends otherwise is not being honest. But a country is not only its failures. A country is also its people, its markets, its schools, its farms, its traders, its professionals, its diaspora remittances, its culture, and the millions who wake up every day and still produce something.

Rather than ask what can be done, the conversation ends at the curse. Leaders are insulted. Fellow citizens are mocked. Anyone who points to a working business, a skilled young person, a functioning local initiative, or a sector that is growing is treated as naïve or compromised. Fake news is forwarded because it confirms the feeling. Bad news is shared because it keeps the group together.

Meanwhile, other people in the same country are getting richer, not because the system suddenly became perfect, but because they stopped waiting for the complaint to become a plan. They learned a skill the market would pay for. They studied past the certificate. They built clientele. They traded. They farmed with better methods. They wrote, coded, taught, repaired, designed, exported, or offered a service people actually needed. They did not deny the difficulty. They priced it in and moved.

Opportunity in Nigeria has never been evenly distributed, and it has never been easy. That is not the same thing as saying opportunity does not exist. It exists in trades that are short of competent people. It exists in professions where reputation still beats noise. It exists in agriculture, logistics, education, health, technology, construction, media, and small manufacturing, for those willing to learn the work instead of only learning the grievance. The person who acquires a real skill and uses it well will usually outpace the person who has mastered only the language of national despair.

Patriotism, properly understood, is not blindness. It is not singing while the house burns. It is the decision to treat the country as yours enough to improve it, rather than as a stranger you are only permitted to abuse. You can criticise policy and still refuse to traffic in lies. You can demand better leadership and still refuse to curse every neighbour who is trying.

Why is there never a sentence about what is working, what can be learned, or what you yourself are building? Why is every conversation a funeral and every forward a curse? Acquire the skill. Get the education that changes your capacity, not just your caption.

Add value somewhere a buyer, a client, a student, a patient, or a community can feel it. Make an impact that survives the news cycle.
Nigeria will not be saved by a timeline of permanent pessimism. It will be moved, slowly and unevenly, by people who can see the cracks and still lay a brick. Complaining has had its turn. It has not built the road, trained the child, or paid the bills. Something else has to.

[S A M A H𓃰❁ @SimsimAlbadri]

AS I WRITE THIS, MORE THAN 200 SUDANESE PEOPLE HAVE BEEN KILLED IN EGYPTIAN AIRSTRIKES ON THE NORTH AL WADI MINING AREA.

I AM ONCE AGAIN SCREAMING INTO THE VOID, BEGGING THE WORLD TO GIVE A DAMN ABOUT SUDANESE LIVES. HOW MANY OF US MUST BE KILLED BEFORE THIS WORLD FINALLY GIVES A DAMN? HOW MUCH MORE BLOOD MUST SUDAN SHED BEFORE ANYONE ACTS?!!!!!!
#keepEyesOnSudan

[𝙊𝙗𝙞𝙣𝙣𝙖 💚💛❤️ @s_aconite]

Sudan and Congo are currently facing a genocide, but their fellow Africans are too quiet for this shit.

[𝐏𝐚𝐧𝐀𝐟𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐥 @SankaraDispatch]

The UAE is committing a genocide in Sudan 🇸🇩

[Save Sudan @twt_inter]

Do not stop talking about the children of Sudan.

[YabaLeftOnline @yabaleftonline]

Moment the 20 k!dnapped NYSC corps members walk out of a forest in Amakohia Ubi, Imo State after 7 days in captivity

[Joshua Warren @JoshuaSWarren]

Apple says you need a Mac to build iPhone apps.

Today I built one on Omarchy Linux, submitted it to the App Store, installed it on my iPhone over USB, and stopped it at a breakpoint in the debugger.

No Mac anywhere.

It's all open source:
https://t.co/ETOnP3n3X3

[Gekomaithagu 🇰🇪 @Kijana_Babu7]

How about we unite as Africans and push for Peace in Sudan and Congo... Let's pause on the twars for a min, Our African brothers are being butchered men.

[Itz 🐘 @DBibiu34644]

Our people in Sudan are being killed in droves. Sadly no one seems to care. Just because someone wants their gold.

[Bų$yẞrâiń @IsmailHass93183]

Just incase I haven’t emphasized on this enough!!!!

My brother is in the hands of kidnappers rn!!!💔
My brother is the hands of kidnappers rn!!!!💔

Please we need your help
#freehassanusman

[EmmaBams @EmmaBams1]

PLEASE HELP US BRING ADEOYE ELIZABETH HOME 🙏🏽

Our dear friend and colleague, Adeoye Elizabeth Oyindamola, was abducted while on her way to the NYSC Orientation Camp in Abia State.

Her abductors are reportedly demanding a ₦50 million ransom.

We are appealing to the public, relevant authorities, security agencies, and everyone who can help to please support efforts toward her safe and immediate release.

Please share this message widely and keep Elizabeth in your prayers. Every share can help bring this to the attention of someone who can assist.

We pray that Elizabeth returns home safely to her family, friends, and loved ones. 🙏🏽 @PoliceNG @Verydakman_ @officialnyscng @abiapolice_NG @officialABAT @HQNigerianArmy

#BringElizabethHome #FreeAdeoyeElizabeth #SafeReturn #NYSC

[ucleboye @ucleboye]

nobody deserves to be kidnapped, nobody deserves to face death threats especially when innocent

these lives matter… please help!!!💔

[Save Sudan @twt_inter]

Sudan's youth between killed, captured, and displaced...Their dreams were a job, a home, and an education, but now it's just survival.
An entire generation is being lost before our eyes.