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"Political Candidate Distributes One Dollar to Empower Youth in Mokwa, Niger State"👀

Why are we not collectively solving our SYSTEMS problem. Everybody is just doing patch patch. Can we collectively come together and say we want light. The country freezes until we see light. If they need hands on deck, we start work. Let country go dark. Fuel stations quiet Banks quiet Market quiet Nobody come outside 3 weeks until we see light. Or 6 months. You people don’t realize how much electricity is.

I recommend using this to hold your water tank instead of scaffolding.

Amanda is actually an Igbo name, from Chimamanda.

The North has more elite families. The proper elites are up North.

Man Trapped By A Large Snake After Allegedly Stealing Bananas From A "Witchcraft-Protected" Farm In Tanzania. 😂

Some researchers from the Western University of Ontario Canada found something fascinating in African wildlife. when recordings of lions were played, many animals paused, looked around, and assessed the danger before fleeing. But when recordings of human voices were played, they all scattered and ran immediately. That reaction says something profound about position of humans in the ecology of fear. Lions are dangerous, but predictable. Humans are something else entirely in the animal kingdom. To many animals, we became the prey turn predator species that thinks, tracks, plans, cooperates, and never seemed to stop running. If a lion fails in the first sprint chasing an animal, the danger often passes for the prey.but for the prey , If a human notices you, the danger have actually only just begun. “they can’t run very fast.” “so why are you scared?” “those motherfuckers don’t get tired.” That would have been the prehistoric conversation of our preys. Humans are not built like cheetahs, horses, or antelope in raw speed. We are mediocre sprinters. But evolution gave us a different weapon… endurance and persistence. Long legs, spring like tendons, large buttocks muscles, efficient cooling through sweating(why else do you think we are hairless compared to the other apes), upright posture, and the ability to breathe independently of our movement …all of these made us exceptional long distance runners. While animsls with furs overheat when pushed too long in the sun, humans can keep jogging, tracking, and pressing forward for hours. This is why some scientists argue persistence hunting helped shape our species. Early humans likely exhausted animals over long distances, following them until they collapsed from heat and fatigue. Imagine how terrifying that would seem from the prey’s perspective…. if you fight, you may die fighting; if you hide, these hairless monkeys will track you; if you group together, you will die together; and if you run, you will simply die tired. We did not need the fastest speed when we could weaponize time itself. This is also why I think marathon running may be the most symbolically important sport on Earth. It reenacts one of the traits that Before agriculture, before cities, before machines kept our ancestors alive and helped make us human.,a reminder that our the human specie rose partly through patience, stamina, coordination, and the terrifying ability to keep coming. To much of the ancient animal world, humans would have been remembered as the scary hairless primates that never stopped moving.

LIVE UPDATE III: The Paper Trail is complete: 1.Port Harcourt (Extraction) 🇳🇬 2.Benin Corridor (Origin Stripping) 🇧🇯 3.Vlissingen, Netherlands (Liquidation) 🇳🇱 The MT Iyaloja Lagos is moored and fully laden. Tinubu is en route Europe via France to oversee the operation personally. Vlissingen is a 3 hour drive from Paris. Once Tinubu arrives they’ll offload the ship. Nigeria’s stolen money is moving. 1026661 is the IMO. Track the heist yourself. 🧵👇