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Bolanle Osadolo
Bolanle Osadolo@BolanleBanwo·
Design changed my life! It paid for my first car and my first apartment. From starting out to charging 5 figures in pounds for design projects, getting a Global Talent endorsement in the UK, and being invited to Cannes to sit on a jury. It didn’t happen overnight. But it happened
Instablog9ja@instablog9ja

“Show me one graphic designer in Nigeria who owns a car solely from graphic designing for clients and not from teaching. I’ve worked with clients from different countries, yet none has ever paid me N1 Million for a logo.”- Man laments

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m u n a@_MSean·
Hello Guys is this a good oil for normal basic sedans? Specifically a Toyota Camry 2012. Recommended oil is 0w20 but we wanna up the oil viscosity a bit.
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Bbash@thebbash·
@Kvngspice_ I saw how much one design agency billed a Nigerian startup for brand refresh, my OT hasn’t remained the same since that day. Everything went 50x!
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Daniel Emeka
Daniel Emeka@realdanielemeka·
Back to this… again it’s a mindset thing. I remeber back in 2006/07, I was a freshman in design, a friend of my sister came to the house and said there are designers earning 300/400k, and me that was earning 15k monthly swore she was lying. Months later, I got my first 50k monthly gig and 2009 got 300k monthly gig. The thing exposure and enlightenment would do to you is crazy.
𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍@AsakyGRN

“Show me one graphic designer in Nigeria that has a car and got the car from graphic designing and not teaching. I dealt with UK, Haiti, Dominican Republic, US clients and none paid me ₦1 million for a logo.” — Man says.

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Daniel Emeka
Daniel Emeka@realdanielemeka·
I got 2 power bikes, a car, and moved out of my parent’s house with graphic design. Attitude to work, unwillingness to take risks and finesse in delivery is what keeps a lot of designers poor
𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍@AsakyGRN

“Show me one graphic designer in Nigeria that has a car and got the car from graphic designing and not teaching. I dealt with UK, Haiti, Dominican Republic, US clients and none paid me ₦1 million for a logo.” — Man says.

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-valar morghulis-@eldivine·
Saw a tweet from someone shedding tears from flying the first time because it was a dream fulfilled for them. And I wonder how many things in our lives we take for granted, even complain about, would be a dream for someone. Stay grateful.
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Neo Officiall
Neo Officiall@neo_officialll·
Women have an obsession with victimhood. If you tell her to carry the weight of provision while the husband makes the home, they will still bitch about it. Women are always whining about something. Smh.
MumZee✨🇳🇬@_DebbieOA

I don't know if it's related but, I have something to say o. First of all, this is not for women who are facing any forms of abuse in their home. So last week, I went out to fix my wig in a salon, and the stylist's friend came in, after they greeted each other, the stylist said Chai, see as my friend be, because of marriage. Friend: my sister, I don tire o, I go cook, wash plates, wash clothes, clean house and still attend to two children. I don tire, if them tell me say na like this e be, I no go put head. The rest of the conversation was just the friend ranting about how exhausting it is, mind you, she didn't say anything about her husband stressing her out or abusing her. She was just tired of the load. (Not forgetting that some women leave their marriages for this reason alone). Throughout my walk back home it hit me, this was our mothers’ literal reality for decades - and still is. How did they do it and still look sane? Are we softer than our mothers or we're just being vocal about the things our mothers kept inside.

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Amaterasu: Ama-no-iwato arc@GirlTucci·
People don’t understand. Maths doesn’t fail!! If it fails, you made a mistake
OLA 🇨🇦@danielholkss

THEY SENT FOUR HUMAN BEINGS 452,000 KILOMETRES BEHIND THE MOON AND BROUGHT THEM BACK TO SPLASH DOWN IN THE EXACT SPOT THEY CALCULATED BEFORE THEY EVER LEFT THE GROUND THE MATHEMATICS WORKED. THE PHYSICS HELD. THE SILENCE ENDED. EVERY ENGINEER, MATHEMATICIAN, PHYSICIST, AND PROGRAMMER WHO TOUCHED THIS MISSION IS THE COOLEST PERSON ALIVE AND THEY KNOW IT WELCOME HOME

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Fâ@victorfatanmi·
Marketing is important, sales is important, branding is important, innovation is important... but everything will be executed by people... who will act in a certain way that will determine the success of all of the above. Nothing is more important than corporate culture.
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𝙒𝙢.@excusewilliam·
Someone from an unhappy family would have come on Twitter to complain about how her man only sleeps when she asks him to watch a show she picked. Where you live, what you do, who you marry. The three extrinsic determinants of happiness.
emily may@emilykmay

he was up fighting a fire *all night* and is notoriously bad at resting and so i said i wanted to relax and watch a tv show with him to trick him into napping at 1 pm ✅

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Olawale ✨@TheWalePeters·
To elude a storm, you can either sail into it, or around it. You must never await its coming.
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