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Femi🦍 retweeted
This is the tax law they want you to be stuck with.
Just In: FG set to pass a law that would prevent the next government from reversing the economic reforms policies introduced by the Tinubu administration, Incl. taxation, tarrifs, subsidies etc., making them binding and mandatory.
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Femi🦍 retweeted
There are babes like this and people are marrying a nail tech
life update: left Enugu, just turned 22 and will be a doctor at 23!
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Police officers live on meagre salaries but the APC would rather spend on SUVs
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I will be at MoonShoot. If you are attending, let us connect.
#MeetTheTeam behind the G Elias booth at Moonshot! Kingsley Kikiowo will be at Moonshot by TechCabal on Wednesday and Thursday this week to connect, share ideas, answer questions, and talk all things law, business and technology. Come say hello! 👋🏾 #GElias #Moonshot2026
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Femi🦍 retweeted
This guy analyzed why most yahoo boys don’t make it
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6 years ago, as people died for #EndSARS at the toll gate. 14 women placed in charge of the protest account had: ~ over 157M naira unaccounted for. ~ 8 BTC unaccounted for. In today's money, that is $650,000. They claimed the BTC "hung" for 3 months. The women:
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Femi🦍 retweeted
空投已开启。立即领取 $5 至 $500 aleccoin.com/agents 限时 24 小时
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终于,是时候发行我自己的代币了! 名称:待公布 提示:🇨🇳 总供应量的 25% 将平均空投 领取:kenzocoin.meme/claim
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Femi🦍 retweeted
saw the danfo game by @eureka_seamless and Lagos Life by @Shalom_HeyEliy and thought… what about the music? so I built it 🎤 Leave your city for Lagos, "borrow" your friend's laptop, drop songs, chase Number One. Free, plays in your browser 👇 road2number1.netlify.app
I grew up playing The Sims 3 and always wondered what it would be like if the Sims lived in a world inspired by ours.🤷🏽‍♀️ Then I saw @eureka_seamless riding a danfo through Lagos, and it sparked an idea: Lagos Life Sims. Take a look around. Who knows, you might make a new friend in the Sims world. lagoslife.eliysites.com/
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A sneak peek before the event 🤍
I hosted one of Ibadan's largest All White Party today.. Thank you for having me, Vibers Community. 🤍
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Very, very true. I clocked this at age 7. People never put effort into things that will really make them great; they get distracted by things that won't. At 7, I read a lot about great men and what set them apart. It was three things: 1. Organization - Most great people I know have very organized and focused minds, leaving little room for distractions. 2. Consistency - You really become the greatest by constantly improving on your best. Most great people don't do one thing, get applause, and then go back to mediocrity. They consistently improve. Wahab Sarumi proved this in university. He saved me. 3. Discipline - Most great people need discipline to achieve the two things above. Sometimes what we call “hard work” is just discipline in action. Disciplined people always work hard, but hardworking people are not always disciplined. Lack of discipline and a lack of delayed gratification are what typically lead to most failures. I have seen people who work hard and still do not improve because, in one area of their life, they try to overcompensate for that effort with overindulgence. It could be liquor, leisure, or leverage, according to Charlie Munger. The three deadly sins are subtly being advertised to us daily by people who have made fortunes by capitalizing on human weakness. Very few fortunes are made from “selling human discipline.” People buy things like gym memberships and never follow through. Most fortunes are made by people who sell to “human weakness” and they are also never high on their own supply. The biggest tech billionaires try to get their kids to largely avoid the tech they sell because they know the dangers of their product. Discipline is all conquering, and the greatest battlefield is the mind. Our temptations change over time. Once, I was a slave to my hormones, but I was making enough money to support the habit. I later became addicted to crisis, thinking it was hard work. So-called workaholics also lack discipline. It takes a lot of effort to say no at both extremes. I eventually found the middle way, at great cost. I am great to my family, and that is the most important thing in the world to me.
druski genuinely saying some real shit here
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Thank you Oyo State Ministry of Culture and Tourism and ITC Advisory Services.
I had the privilege of hosting the event. Thank you, Oyo State Ministry of Culture and Tourism and ITC Advisory Services.
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Femi🦍 retweeted
Hype Video for GAMDOM. My entry for the @stevewilldoit video challenge📽️ hope you like it! username: ayomide 8 ID: 48208666
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~ On China and the Nigerian market.
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I love this one
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Femi🦍 retweeted
We Built This to Sleep at Work…
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 who composed this song 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣heaven is so far from that person
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Some of you Ibadan creatives deserve what happened to you at that Goldberg event, yes! 🤧 Some of you are always eager to show up just because a big brand called you. Some of you don’t even receive direct invites, perhaps the brand just contacted one well known content creator in Ibadan, paid them well, and asked them to invite other creators. That one too shares the invites with you guys, and the next thing you know, you’re all rushing there so people can see you creating content for a “big brand.” but deep down, they’re not paying you a single kobo. Y'all need to wise up and stop allowing these big brands, and even the so-called “big content creators” to use you. I’m very sure they paid Hello Ibadan and Vicky James for showing up at that event. It’s not every event you’re invited to that you should show up for if you’re not getting paid. I’m very sure those Lagos creatives were invited with big money and properly compensated to come down to Ibadan. But here are our own Ibadan creatives, an event happening right in your own city, and all they offered you was “just come.” No honorarium, no payment. It would have been better if they had paid you and you still didn’t get the treatment you deserved. At least you would know you were compensated for showing up. This is exactly why they keep seeing Ibadan creatives as less, cos this is what y'all do, they know some of you are always kissing asees of Big creators to get invites behind the door. Some of you just go because you received an invite. What about the benefit on your own end? You spend your money on transport, stress yourself, post about the event, and promote them for free. You’re adding real value to the brand and getting nothing in return for that value. It’s high time Ibadan creatives start carrying themselves properly. Not every call should make you show up if you’re not being paid for your service. I even heard the tent capacity was only about 150 people, yet I’ve seen more than 50 Ibadan creatives complaining online. The organisers knew you wouldn’t get any preferential treatment. They just called you to come, shoot content, and create online gist. It’s like they knew what they were doing and many of you fell for it because the only thing that excites some of you creatives is the invitation itself. What happens after the event? Did you gain anything, or were you just used Some of you need to wise up. Don’t get too excited every time a big brand invites you. Send your rate card, Ask for your pay, collect your money first. That way, if you’re stressed or treated poorly, at least you know you’re not on the losing end.
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Peller’s Wedding Guests: Foreign Espionage And African Entertainment When influencers and "foreign guests" collide, as is the case here, we are not watching a wedding but a social engineering operation It is very clear here that the rise of our internet sensations is often engineered. When foreign money starts flowing into our digital spaces, it is time to start asking who is really behind the screen and what they’re buying with those "gifts." It’s time for Africans to stop being spectators to our own subversion.
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