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@onu_slim We fucked!!

So you mean there are countries that if they decide to press a button, sending a missile to Nigeria, we can not stop it?

the fact I haven't died yet is solid evidence i'm the main character

After graduating, you automatically lost 75% of your source of income.

READ!!!!

@Stubbornjerry Birthday Blessings ski🥳

+1 🎉🎂

Talking every day does not make you my friend. Speaking to each other every day does not make you my friend. Working together doesn't make you my friend.

Before I die, I’ll want to visit and watch a match at the Santiago bernabeu

Pretending you didn't see something so the other person does not feel uncomfortable is a level of empathy not everyone will understand.

Sometimes I wish I could restart my life, not from the beginning but from where I got lost

Very intelligent creatures tbh....

They told you darkness is evil, but never told you darkness is where life begins, inside the womb, inside the soil.

@oluwatobil74181 Done brother

@IamJenom_ follow back pls

Just betrayed my suya guy right in front of him and he was like “kostoma 💔”

If you are in Nigeria in tech (perhaps Africa), you are now irrelevant. Do this There is a silent crisis happening in Nigeria and across Africa, and almost nobody is talking about it seriously. The technology knowledge we celebrate here is no longer the kind of technology the rest of the world is building with. While we are clapping for basic skills, the world has moved into systems, intelligence, and scale. The gap is no longer small, it is wide, and it is growing every single day. The painful truth is that many people think they are in tech, but they are only around tech. Watching tutorials, copying projects, learning outdated stacks, yet unable to solve real problems. Meanwhile, elsewhere, engineers are building AI-driven systems, automating entire workflows, and designing infrastructures that can handle millions of users. It is not the same game anymore, but we are still playing like it is. What makes it worse is that we are learning in circles. People are being taught by others who are also still trying to understand the same thing. The result is recycled knowledge with no depth. You got no real exposure or real pressure not even real experience and without those, growth becomes an illusion. There is also a dangerous survival mindset driving this. Many are not learning to become world-class. They are learning just enough to earn something small and move on. But technology does not reward surface-level knowledge for long. The world rewards depth, thinking, and the ability to build things that actually work at scale. And while all this is happening, the global tech space is not waiting. It is evolving fast. AI is replacing roles. Automation is redefining jobs. Systems are becoming smarter. Yet here, we are still arguing about basics that should have been mastered years ago. The biggest gap is not even skill, it is mindset. One side is trying to get a job, the other side is trying to build the future. If this gap is not taken seriously, we will not just be behind. We will become irrelevant in conversations that shape the world. But for the few who can see it clearly, this is also an opportunity. Because in a space where many are shallow, depth becomes power.

Speak to me directly ma..

Na my laziness Dey actually motivate me to work hard because e get some kind chores wey I no wan ever use my hands do again for this life lol

i was born in the right generation. i love questioning the government and questioning religion without getting killed for it.

It's impossible to imagine a new color.

North Korea and South Korea share a genome. Same ethnic group. Same peninsula. Same people, divided in 1953. Today, South Korean men average 174 cm. North Korean men average approximately 165 cm. North Korea has severe food insecurity. Animal protein access is extremely limited. The diet is predominantly grain-based. The two populations have diverged by roughly 9 centimetres in about two generations. Nine centimetres. Same genetics. Different food. This is the clearest natural experiment on protein and height that exists. Nobody shows it in the documentary.

I am simultaneously my family’s black sheep and the gold star, that’s exactly why I am the way I am