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SychoVerse ⚡@sychoverse·1h

🔥 SychoVerse is back. 🔥 Stronger. Sharper. Full of moves. More talks. More heat. More energy. This space just got interesting. 💥 #SychoVerse #Web3 #NFTCommunity #Crypto #BackAndStronger

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vizkiz@Viizkiz·26m

Oh God! This is wrong! He was referring to his Riches in Christ. I know pastor Chris is controversial but you are wrong for this clickbait and false narratives

𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍@AsakyGRN

“Somebody wanted to know how rich I am. There’s a level of riches that you can’t quantify with your Japanese calculator. My daughter always says only God and Daddy are the two richest people in the world.” — Pastor Chris Oyakhilome speaks on his Net Worth.

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All Sportz 🏀⚽@Allsportztv·1d

ICYMI: The CAF Appeals Board didn’t just strip Senegal of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations title (declaring Morocco champions via a 3-0 forfeit)—it also reviewed and reduced several penalties originally imposed on Morocco by the CAF Disciplinary Board. Key changes to Morocco’s sanctions: 1. Morocco player Ismaël Saibari’s suspension for interfering with Senegal goalkeeper Édouard Mendy’s towel was reduced from three matches to two (with one reportedly suspended in some reports), and his $100,000 fine was completely waived. 2. The $200,000 fine on Morocco’s federation (FRMF) for the ball boys’ conduct during the final was lowered to $50,000. 3. The $15,000 fine for Moroccan fans using lasers in the final was reduced to $10,000. This follows the chaotic final in January, where Senegal’s walk-off protest over a late penalty led to the title reversal. Senegal plans to appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).

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Dahm-Dahm@Saodami1·29m

Age is truly nothing but a number when it comes to true love.

Dahm-Dahm@Saodami1

Healing will humble you before it elevates you that's why Some seasons are not for showing off… they’re for becoming. You lost momentum, not direction. That’s all that matters, rest, reset and restart. Enjoy your weekend

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VintageZachi🇳🇬🇺🇸@VintageZachi·1h

Aliko Dangote is the greatest entrepreneur to have ever come out of Nigeria. The finest of his generation of entrepreneurs, but for all his success, he has had his fair share of failed businesses. These are some of his businesses that have failed: 1) Dangote Airline, which failed shortly after launching due to operational challenges; 2) Dangote Telecoms, an early attempt to enter the telecommunications sector but failed woefully; 3) Dangote Textiles, a venture that faced stiff competition and ultimately failed due to influx of cheap smuggled textiles from China 4) Dansa Juice/Tomato Paste, ventures in the agricultural processing sector that struggled; 5) Dangote Tourist Resort, which faced difficulties stemming from poor infrastructure and power issues; 6) Dangote Flour Mills, which was another difficult chapter. Established in 1999, it grew quickly and was listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange in 2008. However, by the mid-2010s, competition intensified, and the business began to weaken. Dangote sold a controlling stake to South Africa’s Tiger Brands for nearly $200 million, but the acquisition became a disaster. Tiger Brands lost more than $120 million and exited Nigeria entirely. Dangote later repurchased the struggling company at a fraction of the price before selling to Olam’s food. 6) Dangote Noodles, an instant noodle brand in Nigeria produced by Dangote Flour Mills, was known for its chicken flavor and quick preparation, but the business was sold to Dufil Prima Foods in 2017. 7) He also founded Liberty Bank, which he later sold to a group of investors led by Victor Odili for a sum of 1.2 billion to settle the pension, gratuities and obligations of the staff of his textile business, another of his failed ventures. Despite these setbacks, Aliko Dangote never stopped believing, never stopped building, and never stopped taking a bet on himself. Today, those bets in cement, sugar and refinery have paid off, and he is on course to be the first entrepreneur from our country to be worth $100 billion, reminding my generation of entrepreneurs that who give up in the face of hard times, fuck up.