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This is what I used to tell people, read history and you will discover that the problem didn't start 30 years ago. The system was designed to be like this, it's like a blueprint of a building.
Remi Adeleke@RemiAdeleke
My Dad left Nigeria🇳🇬 in his late teens to be educated in the West🇬🇧 After completing his bachelors and Masters in the UK🇬🇧, he created multiple business in the West 🇺🇸🇬🇧and generated more wealth than he could have ever imagined. Dad brought all his talents and expertise back to Nigeria🇳🇬 with the hopes of creating a World Trade Center/African Wall Street. When I was born in Nigeria🇳🇬 I was surrounded by wealth, servants, opulence and two loving parents who despite having it all, modeled the importance hard work, never being a victim and never being satisfied with mediocrity. In 1987 the Nigerian government🇳🇬 illegally and corruptly stole all of my dad’s assets, including his man made island that’s now worth billions and was renamed to Banana Island. While fighting the Nigerian government🇳🇬 in court, he mysteriously died weeks later. We went from rich to poor over night. Mom brought my brother and me to America🇺🇸 It wasn’t easy, as we literally started from the bottom in the Bronx🙅🏾 My brother and I applied what our parents instilled in us at an early age, and despite the plethora of mistakes I made, we both became very successful. Without the opportunities America🇺🇸 has afforded my family, I’d be nothing. Yeah, America🇺🇸 isn’t perfect. We have our issues, just like every other country on the planet, but America🇺🇸 is one of the handful of places in the world where you can start with nothing, put in the work, and end up at the top. I love this country🇺🇸, and I’m not ashamed to say it. And the moment I feel otherwise, I’m gonna pack my stuff up, teach my kids a new language and seek life elsewhere. With that said, #HappyIndependenceDay 🇺🇸 #4thofjuly
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@_Jane_curated Many people underestimate the potential of an enabling environment.
Working hard in a country like 🇳🇬 doesn't guarantee success.
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“America🇺🇸 is one of the handful of places in the world where you can start with nothing, put in the work, and end up at the top.”
While In Nigeria, Hard work is just 20% of the equation in Nigeria, the rest is grace and connections.
Remi Adeleke@RemiAdeleke
My Dad left Nigeria🇳🇬 in his late teens to be educated in the West🇬🇧 After completing his bachelors and Masters in the UK🇬🇧, he created multiple business in the West 🇺🇸🇬🇧and generated more wealth than he could have ever imagined. Dad brought all his talents and expertise back to Nigeria🇳🇬 with the hopes of creating a World Trade Center/African Wall Street. When I was born in Nigeria🇳🇬 I was surrounded by wealth, servants, opulence and two loving parents who despite having it all, modeled the importance hard work, never being a victim and never being satisfied with mediocrity. In 1987 the Nigerian government🇳🇬 illegally and corruptly stole all of my dad’s assets, including his man made island that’s now worth billions and was renamed to Banana Island. While fighting the Nigerian government🇳🇬 in court, he mysteriously died weeks later. We went from rich to poor over night. Mom brought my brother and me to America🇺🇸 It wasn’t easy, as we literally started from the bottom in the Bronx🙅🏾 My brother and I applied what our parents instilled in us at an early age, and despite the plethora of mistakes I made, we both became very successful. Without the opportunities America🇺🇸 has afforded my family, I’d be nothing. Yeah, America🇺🇸 isn’t perfect. We have our issues, just like every other country on the planet, but America🇺🇸 is one of the handful of places in the world where you can start with nothing, put in the work, and end up at the top. I love this country🇺🇸, and I’m not ashamed to say it. And the moment I feel otherwise, I’m gonna pack my stuff up, teach my kids a new language and seek life elsewhere. With that said, #HappyIndependenceDay 🇺🇸 #4thofjuly
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CONGRATULATIONS 👏🏻🎉 TO GREATEST PLAYER THAT EVER GRACE THE PITCH.
CHRISTIANO RONALDO 🎊🏆
Cristiano Ronaldo@Cristiano
It means so much to us 🏆 YALLA NASSR! 🟡🔵
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So are airdrops really dead dead or what are you guys doing to get almost free money ??
Drop in the comments
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@0xweb3wizard Stop larping, no platform will pay you $20 for liking 100 posts.
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Woke up to another $20 just for liking 6 tweets 😱🤯
Told ya’ll, the platform pays
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@VantageSound01 @Woderboy36117 @ONCHAINBADDIE1 First thing first, creating Nigerian is not possible on Handshake 🤝
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@Woderboy36117 @ONCHAINBADDIE1 Please put me on
How to create it
I need someone who has successfully created and working on it to put me through boss 🫡
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@senti_entt @Ak_Bethh I met a guy in NYSC camp and he said a lot about pig farming.
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@ElijahGabr59276 @growthinweb3 Prompt a LLM to create a crash course for you.
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The people getting ahead in AI right now are learning from these platforms.
And the craziest part? Most of them are completely FREE.
→ anthropic.skilljar.com
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→ developer.nvidia.com
→ learn.microsoft.com
→ academy.openai.com
→ skillsbuild.org
→ skillbuilder.aws
→ deeplearning.ai
→ huggingface.co
AI is moving fast.
The best time to start learning is now.
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Make sure nobody like your replyy before 5am
And win yourself 15k
I’ll pick the winner.🥇
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Infrastructure projects matter most when they solve invisible problems at scale.
Payments.
Settlement.
Liquidity.
Interoperability.
That’s the foundation of modern finance.
And @KiiChainio is positioning itself directly in that conversation through #KiiApp
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Most people still think global finance moves fast.
It doesn’t.
Cross-border payments are fragmented.
FX rails are inefficient.
Liquidity is siloed behind institutions.
That’s exactly the problem @KiiChainio is trying to solve.
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