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@5starbarber_1 I hope your father is driving it too? Asking respectfully
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This keke cost ₦3M.
Take a loan from LAPO and get this.
Make ₦35k daily.
In 6 months you’ve doubled your money & even paid back the loan.
In 5 years, you’re a multimillionaire.
If you’re still broke, it’s not Nigeria, it’s you. You just want a comfortable job title.
Ayilola of Nigeria /Laptop Guy 🩺 🇳🇬 🇬🇧🇺🇸@silverpenydr
Before you go to bed , if you have any business idea share it under this tweet .
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@lekan_mark Not just this morning but will help a lot coz I need money to rent apartment 😞
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@realmadrid @cucurella3 Congratulations Cucurella ,,,, can't wait for La Liga to start again and watch you play
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Finally wrapped up my short fantasy-adventure film inspired by the Kingdom of Benin and the Edo people of present-day Nigeria—one of my favorite African civilizations to study and creatively explore.
I tried to keep the clothing and cultural elements grounded in Edo traditions while blending them with fantasy and science fiction. I’m much more interested in imaginative adaptations than strict historical reenactments because fantasy, adventure, and sci-fi allow us to explore African cultures in limitless new ways.
Edo culture has so much potential for world-building, character design, architecture, mythology, technology, and storytelling. It is genuinely one of the most fascinating cultures to experiment with creatively.
For my next short film, I’m focusing heavily on Ashanti culture. In the future, I would also love to explore Dahomey, Munhumutapa, and many other African kingdoms and civilizations through fantasy, adventure, and science fiction.
I’m completely obsessed with sci-fi and would love to continue creating stories that use African societies and civilizations as the foundation for entirely new worlds.
I would love to hear your opinions: which African civilization would you like to see me explore next?
TheSunOfGod@Africanistkemte
A little preview of my upcoming dark fantasy Edo short film. 🎥 I’m currently putting the finishing touches on it, incorporating Edo beliefs, traditions, and cultural concepts to make the world feel as authentic and culturally grounded as possible. I think I finally got the Benin Palace right, and if you look closely, you’ll also notice the Portuguese soldiers in Image 2. The story is primarily set during the reign of Oba Ozolua. While it draws inspiration from Edo history, beliefs, and culture, this is not a historically accurate retelling. It’s a dark fantasy that blends historical elements with supernatural fiction, giving me the creative freedom to mix fantasy with historical truths.
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Our first game in ✅ 🙏
I pray for a successful 7/7 💥💥🙏🙏
PBetplug@PBetplug
Y6JJ9R - 7 Good luck 🍀🍀 💥💥
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