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1. Gemini (solve any problem) 2. Perplexity (research anything) 3. Klingai (create AI videos) 4. Luma (create 3D models) 5. Suno (compose music) 6. Hemingwayapp (perfect writing) 7. Capcut (edit videos) 8. Youlearn (summarize YouTube) 9. Canva (design graphics) 10. ElevenLabs (clone voices) 11. Descript (edit podcasts) 12. ✅ Save this list, it might be incredibly useful.

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The NATO phonetic alphabet is the most widely used radiotelephone spelling alphabet. Its use ensures clarity in transmission of critical information, commonly used in military and aviation communications. Do you know all the letters?

Globally, certain industries have some “nicknames” for the biggest players. A. Oil & Gas - Big Oil Shell, Chevron, Exxon, Total, BP, Eni, together called the Big Oil or IOCs. Used to be called Seven Sisters - a group of companies that evolved from Rockefeller’s Standard Oil before mergers & acquisitions over time reduced the number. Fun fact: Saudi Aramco, though majority government owned, is also a product of American Rockefeller’s Standard Oil. It was nationalized by Saudi government. Saudi did not start the company from scratch. Matter of fact, Aramco is the short form of Arab-American Company. 1/

Strengthening the @3MTTNigeria initiative and deepening its impact is a priority for my Ministry, therefore I am pleased to announce the launch of the DeepTech_Ready Upskilling programme — another important step on our journey to transform Nigeria into a leading hub for digital skills and development. Young people across Nigeria can apply here - 3mtt.nitda.gov.ng/deeptech/ to get a unique opportunity to advance their tech skills in emerging technologies — with particular focus on Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (AI) — and apply their skillset for the growth of our digital economy. Thanks again to @googleorg for supporting the programme as part of their N2.8billion grant to upskill young Nigerians in AI and @dsn_ai_network for facilitating this capacity building endeavour. #NigerianExcellence @googleafrica

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FG LAUNCHES APPLICATIONS FOR FREE AI ACADEMY FOR YOUTHS The Ministry of Innovation, Science & Technology, in partnership with the Commonwealth Secretariat and Intel Corporation, has launched a free Artificial Intelligence (AI) Academy to empower Nigerians with cutting-edge Al skills. BENEFITS: - Free access to self-paced courses on Al fundamentals, ethics, tools, and real-world applications. - Opportunities to compete for Al ambassadorial roles and internships with Intel Corporation. - Hands-on global experience in Al. - Preparation for future jobs and leadership roles in the digital economy. Register now: scienceandtech.gov.ng/academy Application closes on: January 30, 2025

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The Nigeria electricity trading is changing from a perceived single-buyer to a bilateral trading framework. In simple english, NBET (read as govt) has initiate a gradual and quick plan to exit the market and allow independent players to operate. THREAD!!!

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It’s easy to make the United States an example here. We’ve got similarities in population size, cultural diversity and political system (this one mostly on paper). For all their resources and capability, even the United States has a policing system that is designed to bring security to the people’s doorsteps. That way, no police PRO can disrespect you, because they work so locally, you know them personally. They aren’t mentally and physically far removed from your concerns. There are local police departments, county sheriff's offices, then state troopers, before you have federal law enforcement agencies. All of these security layers have distinct responsibilities, then when necessary, they intersect. There are about 20,000 police agencies in the U.S. All devolved from the smallest tier of government to the Federal Government. A lot has been said about the prospects of governors abusing state police. Well, the Federal Police as it currently is has been prone to abuse by some governors too. Nigeria is too big - at least population wise -, too diverse and overly complicated socially and culturally to be policed from one point. We need more than one police. We need at least 38. Possibly 812. We can throw up as many names as we want as to who should head what security agency, as long as those people work in this system that is designed to be literally so far removed from the local sources of these issues, they’d achieve some incremental progress at best, before progress is reverted. And that’s the best anyone has achieved since 1999. As with its many facets of development, Nigeria needs a paradigmatic shift on this front. That shift, by design, cannot happen with only one police unit. You need state and local police. Yes, beyond state police, local governments should have their own unique policing system. As I believe we have come to see, there is really no way forward on other fronts if we don’t address security. And there is no “national security” as long as local security remains the preeminent challenge. (Our national security challenges are primarily the failings of local security, which is absent by design). We seem to always have a national security challenge because we have left strategic gaps in local security. Abuja is responsible for the safety of everyone in Nigeria. That’s structurally absurd. We need effective governance in small units across Nigeria. There will be some failures here and there when that happens. However, it is unlikely that that failure is as unilateral as our single point security system has proven to be over the stretch of this democracy since 1999. PS: These conversations often end up being political with people throwing a dash of tribalism and religion into it here and there. Those inputs are welcome, that being your right. They only will not be dignified by any response. My position on this issue predates the current government. And it doesn’t mean there won’t be need to retain the federal security structure. It is about building a local foundation for our security, not taking the federal security system down.

On Sunday, I had an interactive session with Group Executives across @Heirs_Holdings and @UBAGroup to commend the team on the successes achieved in 2023 and set the agenda for 2024. Here are the 6 points I shared with leaders across our Groups to adopt for success 🧵

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