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@Symply_Tacha Go buy sense , I go pay

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@ObaDeleke @KojoForex please 🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Tag a nice person to gift you N1,000,000 for your business. Just add please 💯

@gain6828 @ABUJAPLUG @gain6828 ur DM is not opened ..can't message baba

@ABUJAPLUG I can teach you outlier, if you have someone to help you open and verify the account abroad, mind you the person will do 30 minutes assessment

Amen

@PostinorTwo You be seer fr fr fr

Walai if Tinubu enter, y'all will miss buhari.

@esegbona_luis Here no be Facebook oga

Breaking News 😳🚨🚨🚨🚨 Mr Eazi has allegedly made a proposal to the Central Bank of Nigeria, Suth Africa & Ghana to establish a physical Bank Name Eazi Bank Of Africa (EBA). His estimated Budget is $900m,He revealed this during an Exclusive Meeting with the emPawa Africa & Pawapay Executives. Every artiste is buying luxury cars , chains , watches and partying but this bro is creating LEGACIES. Take it from us , Mr Eazi will become the first African billionaire artiste . Moral lesson : Always do your best to move differently

@isrealjuju If he come for u and ur oga now , u go dey cry

We keep selling out, while others keep canceling tours 😂😂

@yungneroX_ @charlesskay @BigDowat Okpa is Bambara nut pudding in English too

@Agbaroti @charlesskay @BigDowat Are you daft? Moi moi is bean pudding in English. It’s eaten everywhere

Moi moi in Enugu? Why them no put okpa?

@charlesskay @BigDowat Moinmoin belongs to Nigerians but Okpa na for igbos 😂😂

@BigDowat Moi moi belongs to all Nigerians.

@nativepope_ @moyolawal Eranko omo , see someones 9 months. Thank God you are not related to me

@moyolawal I really wish i could have a wife like you ❤️❤️❤️. Too bad the rich don't talk to poor people like me. But, in another life, I pray to GOD that you become the reins of my heart❤️.

Why you so obsessed with me 😝

@moyolawal U go soon vanish

This is your mood every night thinking about how to make it in life. May today be the day that struggle ends.

@ABUJAPLUG I go use juju find her

@john322226 @gamblepause Poundedyam go dey @john322226

If you genuinely want to stop gambling, we have a rehabilitation center in YABA that help people recover FOR FREE. If you think I’ll leave what I love doing just bcos you refused to stop gambling, you’re deceiving yourself.

@it_Rutie That ur first position Nawa o

Cramps want to end me. 😔

@Plutomaniabet Whick kind editing be this ? Eti ya weray o

I too trust your games my boss 🥹🤲

@TalentedFBG Doom

Take whatever it takes to get rich

@TheRoyalHerbs Add scent leaf to it , Dem no born them

Eating Okro as a Spiritual person is like setting a CCTV camera for the witvhes and wizards. It will enable them to see you clearly ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

@_raesparkles If na una brother , una go abuse am

In my opinion, if you meet her in a mall while shopping and you want her number or attention, courtesy demands you pay her bills

@TechnicalBben Brotherly, this is inspiring....I'm stuck, how do I grow from here

A lot of people in my DMs keep asking how I went from 0 to almost 60K followers in one year, and from $0 to over $15K at the same time. I’ll tell you exactly what I did. After I left uni, I didn’t celebrate anything. No convocation, no induction. I already knew the reality second class will get judged. Life was about to get real, and the journey ahead was long and hard. So I went back home and made a decision to lock in. My parents didn’t fully get it. There were complaints. But I stood my ground. I knew this was one of those moments where it’s either you take your life seriously or you keep drifting. Even when it was time for NYSC, I didn’t go. For me, I was too broke to travel for it. it was simple. It’s either I make this work or I make this work. There was no backup plan. I stayed with my parents because I needed shelter. And no, we weren’t comfortable. My parents hawked on the streets of Lagos. My mum sold rat poison. Things were not easy. So I knew I had to figure something out. I started with one question: what skill can I learn that will pay me and stay relevant long term? I saw a lot of people going into web design, graphic design, and development. But I also saw how crowded it was and how long it could take to break through. So I went another route. I chose the business side of tech, sales and marketing. A lot of people don’t understand this, but marketing is tech. You need to understand products, systems, tools, data, user behavior, and how to build flows that convert. It’s not just posting content. Once I decided, I went all in. In about a month, I completed multiple certifications. I wasn’t playing. I needed to enter the market fast. Then came the hard part, getting in with no experience and no connections. So I created my own leverage. I started networking heavily. Talking to people. Building real conversations. I used my communication skills and diction to stand out. People liked me, not because I was the best, but because I was intentional and clear. I even went on LinkedIn and removed people I knew from school. I didn’t want noise, judgment, or distractions. I needed full focus. Eventually, I got my first opportunity through someone I barely knew. Not a close friend. Just a weak connection. No experience. No strong backing. Just preparation meeting opportunity. From there, I started working and earning. I moved into making seven figures in naira, and I kept improving. Then I came on X. At that time, I hadn’t even made up to $1,000 yet. I think I was around $400 to $500. But I started documenting everything. No fake lifestyle. No pretending. Just sharing what I was learning, what was working, and what wasn’t. That changed everything. I hosted over 70 to 80 Twitter Spaces in one year. In total, over 100,000 people tuned in across those sessions. People didn’t just watch. They got results. Some made their first million naira. Some switched careers. Some entered marketing because of what I shared. I gave a lot back. Even when I didn’t have much, I was buying upwork connects for people, helping them get started. At the same time, it wasn’t smooth. I got dragged. Lmao by the tech OG's 2024 and 2025 were intense for me. But I kept showing up. I shared my opinions. I quoted tweets. I told stories. I stayed consistent. That’s how I grew from 0 to almost 60K followers with no influencer recommendation. Today, I’ve built strong networks, gotten crazy opportunities, and I even get paid to speak. You don’t need the perfect background. You don’t need connections. You don’t need to have it all figured out. You just need to pick a path, lock in, and stay consistent long enough for things to start working. You can do a lot from a small place if you take yourself seriously.