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@AhunamChidinma @StarknetAfrica @Starknet @CountryCousin6 I dunno but I feel that’s a whole lot you’ve done here🪢👍

Week 2 of Cairo Bootcamp IV wasn’t soft 😭 But it was WORTH it!!! I compiled 40+ Cairo 1.0 codes.. Errors slapped me. Types misjudged me. But I found joy in loops, traits, and building from scratch 🤭 Lessons I earned the hard way 👇@StarknetAfrica @Starknet @CountryCousin6

@accessbank_help Possibly through my email cuz I can’t view passed March, 2025 when viewing backwards through the Bank App “Transaction History.”

@accessbank_help Please I need to access my back statement from December, 2024 to March, 2025

@PiNews_6 @PiCoreTeam I’ve been stocked in KYC for about 2 years and counting

@PiCoreTeam Hello! You have got me stocked in Main Net for over one (1) solid year 💔🤨, I’ve been validated and that’s crazy cuz I have done everything, literally everything needed. Please, I need to be validated, will be waiting for your response, thanks

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@MushtaqBilalPhD Life Cycle Analysis of a Hybrid Solar Thermal Collector

Are you starting a research project? Give me its title or keywords and I will share with you a set of research questions related to your project.

@boniface_jrn Nah soccer boot I dey ask for oh 🙂

You Dey ask for 2k ,And your acct dey verified for Twitter Mr/Mrs just dey play

@Judeze_GODSon @Oludeewon @InTroVertedMofe Austria

@Oludeewon @InTroVertedMofe Which of the three is the best?

Ok, let's start again. How much is your TOTAL JAPA budget? Please don't mention 1M Naira 🇳🇬.

@ElianaOsazee @rukky_nate Lol, my Bros get de keys to all de rooms in the house. He'll say, "boy, it's for emergency" 😅

@rukky_nate Rule number 1. A man must have a bunch of keys to all the rooms in a house.

Dear Future Wife, Even if we quarrel, and I refused to eat your food, please do not the lock the kitchen door at night, okay? I use God take beg you.

These days are hard but #wedohardthings right ? My mental sanity has been one of my priorities. For the journey ahead, you stay sane, I stay sane! God help us as we do our part.💫

@DevTobs Hello Sir, how are you ❤️ ? I don't think we've interacted before

Hi techie, Seeing this tweet, but we’ve never interacted with each other or in a while, Tap❤️ - Hello, how’re you ?

@UgochukwuCFR MSc Mechanical Design Engineering

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@DevNderitu Congratulations 👏

Last and Final Week, Preparing for Final Web-Portfolio Presentation, Month 12, It's Been a Journey #ALX #ALX_SE #ALXSoftwareEngineering

@Jousefm2 Book title, please ?

Physics in a nutshell. 🤓

@ahanaelroi @Ifechideere Firstly, where and what is the name of this bookshop please ?

The Middle-Man Politics If you go to Balogun market, Lagos Island, right now, you will meet boys volunteering to take you to the best place to buy your clothes. If you were a novice, you’d tag along and be thankful for the kind gesture. What you don’t know is that these boys have established business relationships as middle-men for the owners of those shops. Their job is to get potential customers in exchange for commission. They also get a few naira notes as ‘thank you’ from the customers they have ‘helped’. This system is called Oso-Ahia. [The middle-man hustle] Political economists have designed the supply and demand framework to explain how government works. The office of the citizen which is touted as the highest office in a democracy makes a demand of good governance. Thus, it is the job of the elected to supply it. However, I find that the suppliers maneuver the choice of demand to suit the inventory that they are willing to offer. Consequently, this is where the middle-man comes in. And do they do a fine job! President Jonathan could not win his second tenure because Nigerians voted for Buhari. The veil of what transpired only started to fall off after President Buhari plunged Nigeria’s economy. In fact, recent statement made by fmr. Gov. Kayode Fayemi points to the fact that Nigerians were deceived into rejecting Goodluck Jonathan at the 2015 polls. News of insecurity happening in the North was amplified. The 2012 mass protests, led by actors, influencers and people who hitherto hadn’t commented on Nigeria’s political situation was the climax. The PR was turbo-charged against fuel subsidy and the economy. Even though, Nigeria’s GDP grew by over 7% during the time- the best we have witnessed till date. Yet, even the educated were swayed and deceived by these PR stunts. There was a machinery influencing public opinion. Backed by fat accounts, they leveraged the media, rallied protesters, amplified bad news and pumped lies in the faces of Nigerians. This is the job of the middle-man. The most dangerous chain in the political-economic framework of a democracy. Red Media shipped a strategy called ‘Reputation Management’ to pacify Nigerians into believing that a military dictator was reformed and what Nigeria needed was a strict disciplinarian who would tackle corruption. It worked. Even educated Nigerians forgot that Nigeria in Buhari’s military regime of ‘84/85, faced the worst economic downturn. This time, with a fraudulent election and unjust judgment delivery by PEPT, the Oso–Ahia business is to influence Nigerians to ‘move on’, ‘appeal the judgement at the Supreme Court’, ‘prepare for 2027 elections’. They perfectly do the mind bending work of turning the minds of Nigerians against protests. They claim there are better strategies than protests. Strategies that haven’t worked for 63 years now. They run justifications for Nigerians who choose to work directly with a President from a fraudulent election as being ‘pragmatic’. That the only way to achieve success in sub-sectors is to ‘pretend’ to kiss the ring. And that people should ‘put the interest of Nigeria above emotional sentiments’. Only that this is false as usual. That people who compromise on character, truth and principle do not, as a matter of fact, have any noble intentions. They perform the political-social climbing in the full glare of the gullible citizens who clap for their bravery to work (even when there’s no evidence) with the corrupt lot, to achieve results- tangible results that never come. Twist, bend, turn the truth. The truth is the truth. But, it appears that the office of the citizen is yet to become fully aware of operations of the benders of truth. What makes them the most dangerous is that they look, dine, speak, live with the citizens but in fact, work with the government Credit to @Ifechideere

@elonmusk One day, I will drive your CAR!

LFG!!

The Word of God

God, I'm thanking You before it even happens.

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