Extraordinary dev old account banned at 240 followers btw 17yo | dont mind me on this account lol
Joined August 2026
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Why is a gift registry not an opportunity any African startup founder has taken up yet? Many brands will love to participate and give discounts if it helps to promote the them. I think BNPL will work for gifting more. @cyberomin any takers?
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I genuinely don’t understand how people struggle to make money. It’s literally the easiest thing in the world 😭
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I’ve seen your comments everywhere saying what he did was wrong.
Not letting the child into his room was 100% reasonable. Recording her was the part I think was wrong.
When I was 18, I had a friend around my age. There was this 4–5 year old girl in our compound who was very playful and always followed us around.
One day she told her mother her bum hurt. She never said anyone touched her, but somehow my friend was accused of touching her.
That accusation changed his life. He was kicked out of the home where someone was supporting him and his education. We lost contact for about two years.
I recently found him again on social media. He now works at a factory and struggles with drug addiction.
I can’t say that accusation is the reason his life turned out this way, but seeing what happened to him taught me something very early:
When it comes to children, have CLEAR boundaries. Help them when necessary, but don’t put yourself or the child in situations that can later become difficult to explain.
