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In DevOps, there is no such thing as "best practice." There are good practices that are context-bound, and these good practices have a lifespan. Previous best practices can result in pain.

The ECOWAS Volunteers Programme (EVP) is currently recruiting young professionals from ECOWAS member states, including Nigeria. Current openings include: Mathematics Teacher, Physics Teacher, Driver, Communication & Visibility Specialist, ICT and several other roles. Benefits: Monthly allowance of US$412.50 (about ₦630,000+) Eligibility: Nigerian or citizen of any ECOWAS member state, 35 years old or younger, Meet the qualifications for your preferred role ❌ Application is FREE. Most current vacancies close: 21 July 2026 (check the deadline for your preferred role). Apply here: ecowasvolunteers.cdjscedeao.org/nos_offres Don't scroll past this because you think it's not for you. Read the requirements—you might be exactly who they're looking for. If you're part of @ecowas_cedeao country, please search for your country.

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@sarah_edo Hy Sarah, I have really missed tweets.

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Go and apply! You apply online from Nigeria. If you're shortlisted, WHO conducts interviews (usually online). If you're selected for an on-site internship, WHO will send you an offer. who.int/careers/intern…

An instruction to everyone! Get your PVC!

URGENT CALL FOR HELP!!!!! This is a young medical doctor called Dr Innocent. He’s working as a house officer at the Nigerian Navy Reference Hospital in Calabar, Cross River State. Dr Innocent and his other doctor colleagues who are also house officers have NOT been paid for 290 days. Yes you read that right. A whole 290 days of working as a medical doctor with ZERO pay. That’s about 10 months work with NO pay. According to Dr Innocent, The Ministry of Defence has refused to pay their salaries for no reason. This young medical doctors are being worked like slaves while receiving ZERO pay. They have nobody to speak for them. They have nobody to fight for them. They are suffering and dying in silence. Please if you see this tweet, Kindly retweet, share and tag General Christopher Musa the Minister of Defence, and also please tag the Ministry of Defence, I don’t know these doctors personally, But we can’t watch evil and say nothing. Please don’t let this young doctors suffer in vain, they have families who depend on them for support and survival, It will only take you 2seconds, Kindly retweet this post. This is the little we can do to help these doctors from the evil injustice done to them by the Ministry of Defence. Pls share and retweet. Thank you.

Billboard we left behind in Kaduna. You can reach out to me using the QR code and the details on the board. Thank you Kaduna

until you can empathise with a woman on the basis of her humanity, and not her proximity (imagine if that was your mum, sister, daughter etc), you still have work to do tbh

Investing in these children was worth it. They came to Rome and conquered. We will double down on investing in educating our children.

Chimdiebube Onwubiko won a gold medal at the International STEM Olympiad. He is just 13 years old and currently in JSS3. He has finished _Engineering Mathematics_ by K.A. Stroud. He has now proven himself on the world stage.

Onyedikachi Egejurum got a Gold. He is the best in Mathematics in the world Primary Category. This is the beginning of greatness for the country.

Please keep running your own program and give it another name. This government will politicise these competitions. They hate education.

I wore a hijab for ~2 years when I worked in an area of humanitarian crisis, bcs this was the *rule* of the land. It didn’t matter that I was there to render aid. You people will try to infiltrate a place & demand to be tolerated w/o ever extending the same tolerance. It’s evil.

Village boy sponsoring math City boy sponsoring rice Na maths we go chop….abi?

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Did you know that when Bowen University was founded, a huge number of muslim students were sponsored by one rich Iwo indigene to buy the University's Entrance Forms, and after they secured their admission, they began to agitate for a mosque on campus and hijab for female students, etc When they were turned down, they began to hold prayers on the school field in defiance When the school authority protested, they started a riot. I have never seen Christians going into muslim schools or companies or institutions and demanding that rules must be changed for them They knew it was a Baptist University, they knew it was a Christian institution, and yet they did all that. The Inaugural Vice-Chancellor of Bowen University, Professor J. T. Okedara, had to retire early because of the trouble these students gave him It took the intervention of the Nigeria Baptist Convention and a change of Vice-Chancellor for these students to be rusticated and for peace to be restored. I was reading the news about International School, Ibadan, and I can see the same spirit of disruption and troublemaking at work. I have never seen bandits wearing cassocks, carrying Bibles and shouting Hallelujah as they behead people It is a paradox that people practising a religion can be fomenting trouble without provocation all over the world and still claim that they are a religion of peace. Indeed, there is a spirit at work in every human being based on the faith they embrace.

It cracks me up that they try to sell us women on being housewives as something super awesome, but when a man’s in that position, suddenly it’s bad

Remember when Minister Umahi dismissed journalist Laila Salami’s request for the environmental impact assessment for Coastal highway? Lagos is a sinking city & weak environmental governance accelerates this reality. When your government is led by an O-

I often don’t watch videos like this because, they usually don’t interest me. But today I watched until the end. While I don’t see any major issue with people passionately expressing their beliefs, I do find it interesting how people who strongly identify with feminism rarely acknowledge that there is also a male version of sacrifices and struggles. Just as women have many complaints about what being a woman entails, men also have difficulties they are expected to endure. If a woman doesn’t want to recognize that, that’s their choice. But the important point is: as a woman, you shouldn’t expect genuine reconciliation or understanding from men when you dismiss their own experiences. Also, I’m an advocate of men not obsessing over women’s choices. This video has hundreds of men arguing against these women, and honestly, I even feel slightly uncomfortable being grouped with that reaction. My question is: why are you so invested in convincing people who have already stated their preferences? As a man today, you shouldn’t try to convince a woman that your idea of what is right, ideal, or principled is the correct one. Let them do what they want. Nobody is asking you to commit to them. Sometimes, the excessive need to argue with women about their preferences can reveal an insecurity: you don’t have enough options and need women in general to change to what you want, so more of them become available to you. It can also mean that you don’t have the ruthlessness to live on your own terms and are intimidated by the fact they’ll beat you to it—by their sexual leverage and sheer social savviness. You should live on your own terms and only be available to those compatible with it. Many men avoid admitting this and instead opt for endless debates and think pieces. Ultimately, if someone doesn’t want to submit, believe, or live according to your values, why spend so much energy trying to force agreement? Let them live, and you live according to your own standards. You should only go directly against them if they try to socialise the consequences of their own decisions.