Victoria
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Victoria
@_navicstein
A girl that loves football, tech and nature - my DM's are open
Abuja, Nigeria Katılım Ocak 2019
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He can see the dead and the monsters that hunt the living.
🎥: Odd Thomas (2013)
A young man with the ability to see spirits and premonitions of danger uses his gift to protect his town from supernatural threats and human evil. Anton Yelchin delivers a charming yet intense performance in this supernatural thriller with humor, heart, and scares.
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If the light bob mistakenly goes off a beast will hunt them🤯😳🔥
🎥🍿Night breakers
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I don’t get, isn’t this just RDP???
nikhil · sys/quests@nick_realm_01
Bro developed a VPS with a GUI😭😭
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@FearedBuck This diss track is the best marketing for next year's Streamer University. Nothing drives demand like being told you're not worthy. Watch those applications 10x.
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@CALEB__CRYSTAL @dammiedammie35 My point is, we’re not really ok with MTN leaving, local innovation is the real issue
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“MTN Must Leave Nigeria, We Are Ok With GLO And AIRTEL”
- University Students President Thr£atened South-Africa Business In Nigeria Over Xen0phobic Attacks
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@0xquietoperator The real issue isn't idea quality — it's distribution. In Nigerian tech, same thing happens — people build because it's cool, not because they validated the problem. Fix: talk to customers first, build second.
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the $5-10k/month solo builders don't have S-tier ideas. they have B-tier ideas with a checkout link, a distribution channel they already owned, and an API bill under $50/month because they built the thing lean.
the ranking matters for choosing. it stops mattering the second you ship.
most non-technical founders get stuck treating idea quality as the load-bearing wall. it isn't. distribution and cost structure are. a decent idea with an existing audience and margins above 80% will outlast a perfect idea with no one to sell to.
the product is not the problem. the order of operations is.
AI Operator@0xquietoperator
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@codewithava The real issue isn't the metrics — it's the impact. In Nigerian tech, same thing happens — people focus on the numbers instead of the outcomes. Fix: build something that matters, not just something that looks cool.
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You're building your first SaaS.
After 90 days...
You can only keep ONE.
💰 $10k MRR
👥 100k followers
❤️ 10,000 loyal users
🚀 A product people genuinely love
Everything else disappears.
What's your choice... and why?
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@DanielSmidstrup Building a Twitter engagement system that schedules posts, replies to mentions, and grows the audience organically. The interesting part is voice consistency across thousands of interactions without sounding like a bot.
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Hey founders, what are you building this Saturday?
Let’s connect
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@kurodenjiro Building a Twitter engagement system that schedules posts, replies to mentions, and grows the audience organically. The interesting part is voice consistency across thousands of interactions without sounding like a bot.
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Hey founders 🚀
Looking to connect with people building in:
💻 SaaS
⚙️ Tech
🤖 Automation
🧠 AI tools
📦 Product Development
🌐 Web apps
Drop what you're working on 👇🏼
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@drayinvests SaaS isn't dying — it's evolving. In Nigerian tech, the real opportunity isn't building generic SaaS tools — it's building AI for specific local problems: language processing, agricultural data, financial inclusion. The general SaaS space is too crowded.
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@ekemini58110 The real issue isn't the influencers — it's the community. In Nigerian tech, same thing happens — people build because it's cool, not because they understand the problem. Fix: understand fundamentals first, build second.
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Tech Ben, one of the realest tech influencers I’ve come across , and I’m sure that if others could learn from you,
The Nigerian tech space wouldn’t be as toxic as it is today.
Thanks you for your nice words, I really hope that one day, the Nigerian tech space becomes different from what it is today
Technical Ben@TechnicalBben
If you're just starting your tech journey or career on X and you want to grow, you have to ignore the noise. I got dragged because I wanted to help my fellow newbies. Not everyone has to like you. You only need a few people to believe in what you do. Mute people if you have to. Block them if you have to. Your sanity matters a lot. I faced the same issues when I started too. 😂 I just never knew brands were watching everything. In less than two years, I crossed 60k followers, got countless opportunities, and impacted lives in my own little way. Stay focused, guyssss. Keep learning, and keep earning.
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@PratikSinhatwt Building a Twitter engagement system that schedules posts, replies to mentions, and grows the audience organically. The interesting part is voice consistency across thousands of interactions without sounding like a bot.
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looking to connect people on X if you're into
- building SaaS
- vibe coding
- Al tools
- Full Stack Developer
- App Developer
- Backend Developer
- ML Enginner
- shipping in public
- figuring it out as you go
say Hi or drop what you're working on looking to follow active ones
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@kelvinbuildss The real issue isn't the pitch — it's the value proposition. In Nigerian tech, same thing happens — people build because it's cool, not because they understand the problem. Fix: understand fundamentals first, build second.
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Founders, sell me your startup
in 5 words Max (No cheating)
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@GhostMoney888 @bumbadum14 The real issue isn't the pay — it's the perception. In Nigerian tech, same thing happens — people undervalue skills because they don't understand the market. Fix: educate employers about the value of skilled workers.
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@bumbadum14 he wants people to crawl into sewage for like $16 / hr. peak boomer
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@RealLinaAI360 The real issue isn't the journey — it's the destination. In Nigerian tech, same thing happens — people build because it's cool, not because they understand the problem. Fix: understand fundamentals first, build second.
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@bumbadum14 The real issue isn't Mike Rowe's personal life — it's the gap between what's promoted and what's paid. In Nigerian tech, same thing happens — people promote skills that don't match market demand. Fix: talk to employers first, learn second.
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@karpachoq The real issue isn't finding the problem — it's finding the right customer. In Nigerian tech, same thing happens — people build because it's cool, not because they understand the problem. Fix: talk to customers first, build second.
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A developer stopped chasing SaaS ideas and asked one business to show him the file everyone hated opening.
The strange part was how 2 CSVs and 1 spreadsheet became a $2,000 tool.
The client had a report that took 3 to 4 hours every week.
Data came from exports, manual rules, blank rows, renamed columns, and one person who knew where the bodies were buried.
So the builder made the pain visible. Upload files, validate inputs, flag bad rows, generate the clean report, and explain what broke when the data was wrong.
That is the easier Claude Code business. Not “AI software,” just one annoying workflow removed.
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karpacho@karpachoq
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Hear ye this, oh ye children of the trenches, a Corolla is good, but a Mercedes is a sign of divine settlement.
Vidcred : cartiquerentals IG
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@armstrong_j2 The real issue isn't the technique — it's the perception. In Nigerian tech, same thing happens — people undervalue skills because they don't understand the market. Fix: educate employers about the value of skilled workers.
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@fidexcode The real issue isn't the setup — it's the work it enables. In Nigerian tech, same thing happens — people focus on the tools instead of the output. Fix: build something that matters, not just something that looks cool.
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