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Helping development professionals in Africa do better work, faster. Practical guides, templates and weekly tips.

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Welcome to DevPro: practical guides and templates for African development professionals. Our first guide, The Winning Proposal Guide, takes you from reading a ToR to writing a budget narrative evaluators trust. Get it here: selar.com/231k35321u Follow for daily tips.
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Reading through this bill, it's you against the world my friends. Drop this bill . Drop this bill. Drop this bill. Drop this bill. Its rejection is too loud.
We invite you to demonstrate your support for the Nutritionists Registration Council of Nigeria Bill (HB 2659) by signing the petition through the link below. The Bill represents an important step towards strengthening nutrition in Nigeria. 🔗 c.org/KJPNgwkryZ
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Development workers, be honest: What is one thing you learned on the job that no university course ever taught you? I'll start: the most important person in any project is often not on the organogram.
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Who agrees with this?
Hey @grok, pick 10 giant companies that won't exist in 2050. No mercy, one sentence each on why.
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Who has that report again that says Nigeria is one of the biggest givers globally? Please point me to it if you find it. 🙏🙏
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Call for application: join the GFSCD Global Advisory Board: lnkd.in/p/dQ2j82yr
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Happy birthday sir. @rotexonline
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Nothing should go to waste in our cities. Let's innovate and be #sustainable #greenfriday #Youth4GreenEco
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The conversation is still on Join from PC, Mac, iPad, or Android: us06web.zoom.us/j/8263526871… Passcode:655857 #Youth4GreenEco
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The future of Nigerian cities depends on the choices we make today. Join us as we explore pathways to climate resilience and sustainable development. #Youth4GreenEco #GreenFriday
The #GreenFriday event is taking off nicely. But think about this, what part are you playing to ensure a sustainable environment for all? #youth4greeneco
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To commemorate this World Environment Day, join us for “The Climate of Our Cities” conversation as we reimagine greener, stronger cities for our future @The Shehu Musa Yar’Adua Centre, Abuja Today. 5:00 PM. Register via: tix.africa/discover/the-clim… #Youth4GreenEco #GreenFriday
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About 3 Hours to the event!!! If you haven't registered, please do in this link - #GreenFriday #Youth4GreenEco #WorldEnvironmentDay #ClimateAction #GreenCities #Sustainability
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Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary
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That's the truth !!!
We need to come together. What’s wrong with us Africans
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Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! teapawt.org/i/spaces/1DXxyqyvNmbxM
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Your apps and online platform still not working
We have successfully transitioned! All our branches are now open until 6 PM to serve you better.
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It would have been good if we had done this when Bihari was there as president, then we wouldn't have gotten to this level of suffering. But of course, we don't want to protest because Bihari is our son. Now that someone else's son has taken Buhari's good work to another level
BREAKING NEWS:- NAMES OF SPONSORS OF THE PROTEST HAVE BEEN RELEASED AS FOLLOWS . FORWARDED AS RECEIVED 1. Hunger 2. Inflation 3. Fuel pump price 4. Minimum wage 5. Power or no light 6. Bad roads 7. Budget padding 8. INEC rigging of election with impunity 9. Highest cost of governance 10. Highest bidder appointments 11. Excessive borrowings for looting 12. Crude oil theft 13. Dysfuntional functional refineries 14. Excess electricity & erretic tariffs 15. Excessive bank charges 16. Resource control 17. 1999 constitution 18. Need for restructuring restructuring 19. Consumption instead of production 20. Arable farmland without subsidized mechanized farming equipment 21. Breakdown of law and order 22. Injustices at the courts 23. Failed civil service system 24. Non functional educational system 25. Japa syndrome 26. Corruption 27. Unaccountability of public office holders 28. Poor road networks 29. Worst housing program 30. Non real estate funding 31. Interest rates for entrepreneurs 32. Devastating economic policies 33. Looting and lootocracy 34. Growing division amongst ethnic groups 35. Naira devaluation 36. Poverty 37. Non support for local manufacturers and local contents 38. Highest import duties ever 39. Underfunded army and police 40. Salaries and pension delays. We're not begging for power because power belongs to the people, and we, the people, are here to say enough is enough. Tackle these things and see if anyone will think of protesting. Enough of unnecessary chasing of irrelevant shadows and imaginary enemies. You are yiur own enemies
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