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@CountMoh

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Uncle K Esq
Uncle K Esq@Supheey·
There’s nothing left unsaid. This week alone, we’ve seen videos from across the country that expose the dysfunctionality of Nigeria as a whole. I don’t believe the almajirai seen here, or those at Pellas’ wedding, are products of any state Government’s mass wedding programme or the result of a gateman having four wives. These are symptoms of deeper, long standing systemic failures that cut across the country.
Bonke@Buntu_Bokweni

You can't expect these people to follow rules or respect laws when they leave this environment.

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Peacock@dawisu·
Take care of your own needs 1st, so you can show up for others with a full cup 👏
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The Driven Man
The Driven Man@Thedrivenman·
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Dear Son.
Dear Son.@DearS_o_n·
Tweet of all time.
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Mehmet@CountMoh·
@grok Doctorine of discovery
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Ric Hassani
Ric Hassani@RicHassani·
Nobody wants to work anymore. For a while I have been looking for a GM and Sales & Marketing Executive for one of my business brands we’ve been trying to staff, and it has been such a hassle finding people to employ, and also employable people, because these are two different things. In today’s time, the Devil seems to have convinced everyone that you can “do it on your own” or, “be an influencer” and, “be your own boss” so much that everyone (especially this new generation) is so quick to resign at their slightest inconvenience so they keep resigning and trying to “do their own thing” because the current world has sold to them that it’s so easy to do. A business, is not easy to do. Putting together a company, is almost if not a Talent. Nobody sees the honor in working in a company, growing with and in it, and using the skills you gain for free through the process of your service to that company to build your own personal skills, while still being compensated a salary. Why do persons these days no longer see the “cheat code” of/in that? The world has sold “Entrepreneurship” to you as Cyber Truck, and Lamborghini, not knowing that that thing they sell to you, is the Product, NOT the process. So you turn down or frown at gainful employment, or you resign if one of your colleagues has a new pimple on their face that you decided that Monday morning that you just don’t like. Who has seen the running meme of, working with the younger generation and once you try to correct them, they are offended and resign. Unfortunately from my experience, that thing, unfortunately is true. Society in general today, is so “offended” at everything. They are offended at what they should otherwise be ashamed of. I miss shame. Growing up, we would be ashamed of a mistake, seek correction and recompense. Shame guided us to a degree. Today? It’s “This is my own way of what I want to do, it’s not the wrong thing, it’s my thing, so apologize to me for trying to correct me”. This is why society keeps dieing. There is beauty in Guidance. There is beauty in submitting yourself to being Mentored. At my level, I chase and seek out mentors. I need that guidance as much as I’m open to giving it. I donot know where society is going, sometimes the more I navigate, I feel like I’m in a whole new world that my foundation as a human being does not connect with. Society today to me feels more foreign than familiar. But we are here, so we have to find our way around it. Society might be wounded, so I pray society heals. @HassaniJollof @HassaniBakery
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AndyJnr ° Umaru 
AndyJnr ° Umaru @AndyjnrUmaru·
This is how fast communication travels in every black african family. 😂 this is so accurate, see content 🙌🏾🔥🔥
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Mehmet@CountMoh·
@aproko_doctor A part of this 22m people would opt out if it there was no govt policy mandating employers to provide this service
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Aproko Doctor Global
Aproko Doctor Global@aproko_doctor·
Currently, only 22 million Nigerians have health insurance. That sounds like plenty, but it is not, just 1 in every 10 Nigerians. 1 over 10 is failure. The other nine will pay the way I paid. From their own pocket. Which can send many families to poverty.
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Aproko Doctor Global
Aproko Doctor Global@aproko_doctor·
This HMO thing going on is more complex than it looks. So let me do my part. How it actually works, and what needs to be done better. I had brain surgery in 2022 I did not have health insurance at that time. I paid ₦12 million naira in cash from my own pocket
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Peacock@dawisu·
Do not be a slave to anyone, when God Almighty has created you FREE - Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib
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Dr. Shak🩺
Dr. Shak🩺@realbig_shak·
About 7 months ago, Agbaya and his lost cohorts were calling me a simp and all sorts of names. Today, the tenacious narcissistic feminists have labelled me a lost child of society because I simply said, “Do not say women must reach the age of 25 before they get married.” I am just a logical man who will never join the herd mentality of illogical and fanatical opinions.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ I dislike generalization so much. Even God did not force everyone to worship him
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Biggest Mack
Biggest Mack@Big_Mck·
Interpool is up to something here. Next will be AI companies announcing geo-restrictions to certain products. But remember they created this generative AI technologies o, but it’s the way Africans use them that is the problem. Create a loophole, use this loophole to their advantage, accuse Africa of doing the same, then punish the continent in some forms. Will they withdraw the products totally? No. They will simply limited its usage for African consumers the way it suits them, while allowing the parts of it that will allow them to continue carrying out their surveillance activities and injecting their preferred narratives. We know this pattern.
INTERPOL@INTERPOL_HQ

🚨 INTERPOL report finds AI linked to more than half of cybercrime in Africa Cyberattacks are becoming faster, more scalable, and increasingly difficult for victims and platforms to detect, according to INTERPOL’s African Cyberthreat Assessment Report 2026. The report points to a major shift: cybercrime has evolved into an industrialized, borderless ecosystem. Key findings include: 🔵 55% of cybercrimes reported in Africa are AI-enabled. 🔵 Online scams are the most frequently reported form of cybercrime. 🔵 Financial services, telecoms, and government institutions are the hardest hit. 🔵 Cybercrime-related financial losses have more than doubled since 2024, rising to USD 484 million. 🔵 72% of surveyed countries reported scam centres, with the highest concentration in Southern and West Africa. 🔵 Criminals are bypassing biometric checks by creating AI-generated synthetic identities that combine real personal data with fabricated elements. 🔗 Find out more: interpol.int/News-and-Event…

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INTERPOL@INTERPOL_HQ·
🚨 INTERPOL report finds AI linked to more than half of cybercrime in Africa Cyberattacks are becoming faster, more scalable, and increasingly difficult for victims and platforms to detect, according to INTERPOL’s African Cyberthreat Assessment Report 2026. The report points to a major shift: cybercrime has evolved into an industrialized, borderless ecosystem. Key findings include: 🔵 55% of cybercrimes reported in Africa are AI-enabled. 🔵 Online scams are the most frequently reported form of cybercrime. 🔵 Financial services, telecoms, and government institutions are the hardest hit. 🔵 Cybercrime-related financial losses have more than doubled since 2024, rising to USD 484 million. 🔵 72% of surveyed countries reported scam centres, with the highest concentration in Southern and West Africa. 🔵 Criminals are bypassing biometric checks by creating AI-generated synthetic identities that combine real personal data with fabricated elements. 🔗 Find out more: interpol.int/News-and-Event…
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40fíed_gorgs@Hermzerh4·
@el_bonga A citadel that awards degree base on character and learning
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Mr. El-Bonga@el_bonga·
Which university did you graduate from, and what is your school famously known for?
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Arinze Odira
Arinze Odira@CaptainArinze·
I can count 4 ladies that I know who went to Abuja for their NYSC, and after serving, they are now in real estate. I don't know if it was by choice, but they weren't into real estate during their service year. There must be something about Abuja’s real estate.
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Mehmet@CountMoh·
@WilJay_1 I am surprised KIA made the list by Hyundai didn't.
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Jm.autos🚗
Jm.autos🚗@WilJay_1·
How come the unreliable one is number 6 and the reliable one is missing, where is Mercedes Benz?
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Jet Daniel 🛩️
Jet Daniel 🛩️@LaceVine·
Same way everyone loves Chargers, challengers and Durangos in the US and people don’t care about them in Nigeria. It’s also the same way South Africans love VW Polos and we don’t. It’s preference but the poor and ignorant people in the comment section who have never driven cars will talk down on Nigerians. That Benz is even more expensive than the muscle cars Americans love.
𝔻𝕖𝕩 🇪🇸@Kraytur3

The way everybody loves this car in naija, but nobody cares about it in the USA needs to be studied.

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Gimba Kakanda
Gimba Kakanda@gimbakakanda·
@Fuji_Xud A self-described AI automation specialist averse to knowledge sitting one Google search away from verification is a tragic misuse of the tools.
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