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Mofee
@TheEditedMofe
Law x Tech. | Designs. | Lead, People and Culture, TMLC OAU.
Lagos, Nigeria Katılım Eylül 2024
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Today is my birthday, so I wrote a Substack about the struggles of fixing my iPhone 13 (blue, no bumps) in Lagos. Please retweet. open.substack.com/pub/elewa/p/a-…


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Move complete, Elewa live in Ogun state, Mr @DapoAbiodunCON you don collect visitor
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Jesus had 12 slots in his team for Apostles.
As many as those slots were there was no space for DEI or federal character.
As an Israeli you’d expect him to have representation from every tribe given that there were 12 spaces but three of those spaces at the very least were given to people from the same village. Of the three, two of them were brothers from the same house.
And there was another two spaces for two boys from the same mother. That’s five spaces gone without any space for federal character.
Not one woman was considered for any of the twelve slots.
I mean Jesus had twelve spaces and he didn’t give any to a woman even though women were very prominent in his life. Twelve spaces gone without any space for diversity, equity and inclusion.
Today we want to include people God isn’t including in ministry because of woke culture.
Do what you like but don’t pretend you’re doing it for God if you won’t follow his wisdom.
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I’ve made over 7K$ + from Outlier
And I’m in Nigeria
But they said Nigerians can’t use it
So what changed ? Absolutely Nothing
Most people just don’t set it up right
Outlier pays you to train AI : Simple tasks, Real money
I’m using it right now from Nigeria
So yes it works
If you want to know how I managed to get my account created
Comment OUTLIER 👇

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We're exploring how compliance is the infrastructure that runs continuously alongside card issuance, processing, and settlement.
If you're responsible for keeping a card program compliant as it scales, this one's for you.
Register Here: bit.ly/scalecardcompl…

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New month. New momentum. 🚀
As we step into March, it’s time to move with intention and ensure your regulatory alignment is on track before Q1 wraps up. The right direction now saves costly corrections later.
Let’s make this month count. #HappyNewMonth #RegulatoryCompliance

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I had a friend who got a scholarship to study in Canada.
After three years abroad, he came back home looking fresh and full of life.
When I visited him, I joked,
“Chai, David! So na like this oyibo food go fat person? You don change finish oh.”
We both laughed.
He smiled and said,
“My brother, if you see the difference between here and Nigeria ehn, you go cry. Even the school system alone fit make you respect yourself.”
I was curious.
“What do you mean?” I asked.
Then he told me something that shocked me.
“In my school in Canada, the lecturers don’t give students zero in exams. Even if you fail, they’ll still find a way to encourage you. The lowest you can get is 40%.”
I was confused.
“Wait, you mean even if a student writes rubbish, they’ll still give him 40?”
He nodded.
“Yes. So, one day I asked my lecturer the same question. I said, ‘Sir, why not give zero? Isn’t that the right punishment for failure?’
The man looked at me and said something that broke me.”
He said,
“Young man, no human deserves a zero.
How can I give a zero to a student who wakes up early every day to attend lectures?
How can I give a zero to someone who tries, even if he didn’t succeed?
How can I give a zero to a mind that is still learning?
Here, we don’t grade just answers. We grade effort. Because everyone deserves to feel seen.”
My friend paused for a while, his eyes almost teary.
He said, "Felix, that day I knew the real meaning of humanity. They don’t just teach books there, they teach value.”
His story took me back to my childhood.
I remembered how my primary school teacher used to give me zero and then announce it proudly in class.
She would draw big eyes and mouth on my script and tell my classmates to sing “Shame, shame, shame!” while she flogged me in front of everyone.
Back then, I thought it was normal.
But now I know many of us didn’t fail because we were dull.
We failed because the system made us believe we were nothing.
Sometimes, all a child needs is encouragement, not humiliation.
Zeros destroy confidence.
Mockery kills interest.
Once a student believes he’s useless, he stops trying.
Teachers, parents, lecturers let’s change this system.
Let’s stop tearing children down in the name of discipline.
Let’s start teaching with love, patience, and respect.
We can build a better Nigeria.
We can build a better Africa.
Because every child deserves a chance not shame.
I write to educate, inspire, and heal hearts.
If you believe in change, share this message to TEACHERS and Ur School platform.
God will bless us!
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It’s Friday Fundayyy
A little legal brain teaser to end the week 🧠
Which words did you spot?
#regcompass #regcompassconsults #puzzle

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🚨 BREAKING: Nigeria has been officially delisted from the FATF Grey List alongside South Africa, Burkina Faso & Mozambique.
This marks a major milestone for renewed global confidence in our AML/CFT reforms, stronger compliance, and greater financial transparency
#FATF

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