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Super random, but I’m just so grateful. Sometimes I just randomly think back to 2022 when those sanctions hit, coming to terms with the fact Chelsea may never be an elite club again. There was a point relegation was a possibility or more realistically we could’ve easily fell into the lap of owners who don’t care about the club, don’t spend and just let the club rot into mid-table mediocrity. Since then it’s been 3 years of embarrassment and suffering with no guarantee any of this “process” works. There have been times I’ve genuinely felt serious headloss and disillusioned with the future. So to just now be at this point where I’m excited for next season & genuinely feel assured we’re going to challenge for everything for the next few years (26/27 onwards); I just feel so eternally grateful. Never ever forget these past 3 years & that feeling of really being down bad. It’s gonna make everything taste so much sweeter when we win. Just happy to be back to being excited about this club again. I refuse to take this for granted. I think we might actually be back. God is good.

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Bí irun bá pẹ´lórí kò ní ṣàì di funfun; bí àgbàdo bá pẹ́ lóko, kò ní ṣàì di yangàn/ If the hair can tarry on the head, it can't but turn grey; if corn can tarry in the farm (unharvested), it can't but become field corn. [We need to tarry to win; don't be a quiter: they lose]

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Just like @DavidHundeyin, if sowore was a threat to the establishment he will either be in jail, killed or in exile. One day, ya all will wake up but trust me, it will be too late

July 2009: Mohammed Yusuf is killed in police custody. His ragtag, poorly organised followers go on a localised rampage in the northeast. Nothing much happens and everyone moves on. November 2009: US request to site a permanent military base in Nigeria is rejected by Umaru Yar'adua. May 5, 2010: Yar'Adua dies under circumstances that still remain unexplained. August 26, 2011: UN building in Abuja is bombed, killing 21 and signaling the sudden change of Boko Haram into an organised, well-funded terror organisation in Nigeria. December 25, 2011: Bombs go off at packed churches during Christmas services in Abuja, Jos, Gadaka and Damaturu, killing dozens and becoming Nigeria's deadliest-ever terror attack. Boko Haram claims responsibility. 2013: Boko Haram goes, in the space of 1 year, from being a scattergun insurgency burning churches, to being a full-on military campaigns that kills both Christians and Muslims, and actually holds territory with their flag, openly taunting the Nigerian military with video messages. 2014: Over 200 girls are kidnapped from a school in Chibok. Borno, Yobe and Adamawa become a full-on warzone as the Nigerian army and airforce deploy fully. 2015: Regime change. 2016: Middle Belt suddenly comes under sustained, unprecedented attack from heavily armed and incredibly well-organised militia who somehow have everything from air support to anti-aircraft guns to chemical warfare capability. Nigerian military deploys there too. 2016: Charismatic cult leader Nnamdi Kanu suddenly emerges as a non-state actor with potential for violence. His 'Radio Biafra' - basically a small youtube channel - suddenly is somehow able to afford sophisticated technology and bribes for MTN engineers to install broadcast transmitters, so it can piggyback on MTN infrastructure and spread his separatist message wider. 2017: Southeast goes up in flames as hitherto peaceful pro-Biafra sentiment turns violent after Kanu is arrested. Nigerian military also deploys fully. 2021: Northwest comes under similar sustained terror activity to Middle Belt from an indeterminate source that is reduced to the euphemism "bandits." Locals report seeing terrorists with military equipment that even the Nigerian military does not have. Curiously, locations known for illegal gold and solid mineral mining generally do not come under attack by these "bandits." Nigerian military is also fully deployed in northwest, making it the 5th out of Nigeria's 6 regions to have active military deployment, after the Niger Delta, Southeast, Middle Belt and Northeast. Only the Southwest is left relatively stable. June 5, 2022: St. Francis Catholic Church in Owo, Ondo State, Southwestern Nigeria is attacked by ISWAP terrorists. Over 40 people die, signalling the start of terror operations and insurgency in Nigeria's last remaining stable region. 2023: Southwestern politician becomes president on 31% of official vote count, having run the most ethnically divisive campaign in Nigeria's history. Election is marred by large scale ethnic violence in the Southwest, which has never happened on that scale before. 2024: Nigeria's economy (with its headquarters in the Southwest) shrinks to just over a third of what it was in 2015. Galloping inflation following wholesale application of IMF recommendations creates widespread social dislocation. The seeds of destabilisation of the Southwest are close to germinating. 2025: Where we are right now. You either see all of these things as standalone events, or you see them as a timeline. Your choice depends on whether you only see what is happening, or you see what is actually going on.

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I do NOT have an opinion on Dangote, Otedola v Federal Republic of Nigeria. It is ok not to have an opinion on everything. However, I love the spectacle, opinions, retorts and chaos. Lessons will be learned by everyone involved.

Rí'rú omi òkun, kò ní kí ẹja má sùn, kó má han'run. / The storms of the sea won't stop the fish from sleeping and even snoring. [Keep hope alive; it's not over yet.] #Yoruba #proverb

there won't be any electricity to watch in the first place

Smash 100+ girls. You gotta. It’ll teach you a lot about what you do / don’t want in the long run Plus you gotta get rid of the itch. Guys with low body counts are thirsty as fuck. Marry early and you’ll always wonder if the grass is greener…

People are out here synthesising speech from direct brain signals using electrodes. When people say we have too many tech people in Nigeria already….. This is where we’re going. We don’t have nearly enoughhhhh. We need more minds…… Tech is way bigger than websites and mobile apps. The goal is to make lives easier. How many game developers do you know? how many hardware engineers do you know? We need more people in tech so more people can start branching into these amazing high level roles in the future. That UI/UX designer today can turn into a high level video animator for high concepts like these…. We can’t do it alone, the Government needs to really step up and know there’s a huge potential for tech in Nigeria. Our biggest export is our people and the potential we have. In 10 years time, we should move from majorly contributing to web and mobile app technologies talks to having core papers and contributions to robotics, neuroscience and so many more. Great work to Prof Edward Chang, and the @UCSF team.

I understand you want your privacy a lot of times, but please Nigeria isn’t that safe for you to have your Phone on DND at all times! This is a safety note please.