Adeayo

Loved his PM app for 2 years. It promised easy work. Then he got trapped and submitted 15 tickets Still broken. Still paying. He had no idea 9,772 customers are stuck in the exact same loop. Full story: @adeayoadewale/the-grievance-engine-8555b54a313b" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@adeayoadewale… #Datafam #DataAnalytics #PowerBI #SQL

@ChiefessX I worked in Epe earlier in the year. The children jump up when there's light.

People complaining about the national Grid collapsing, but there's me that went home (Epe) for the holidays 🥺💀 *Epe hasn't seen light for close to two months now>>> they keep stealing cables 😔

@TheAmenReigns One of the most based statements I've ever come across on this app.

As a grown man, you’re the pillar of society. Economies and empires are built off your ideas, time and energy. Never settle for less and try to build a life outside of social media scrolling. Diamonds are created under immense pressure and you are one who has been through the fire. Do not hope or rely on other men to feed you. A man should be a man and not a child. If your economies are failing, it is also your responsibility to right the wrongs and not subject yourselves to cruelty. Rise up and conquer because life destroys those who create room for docility. Survival indeed is meant for the fittest not the weakest.

@Olanrewaju_gab @starboy_abefe @JA_Olaoye @iam_Uchenna That's why it's easier for someone who has worked in a sector to transition into data analysis within that sector as compared to a general data analyst. For any company, using SQL, Excel, Power BI, or Python becomes useful when applied to business problems.

@Olanrewaju_gab @starboy_abefe @JA_Olaoye @iam_Uchenna Of course. They are important. But domain knowledge is really the main thing. It's the context that frames the data. Without it, someone cannot explain what the data means. There's a reason companies put "Must have experience in xyz sector" in their job description.

A time is coming I won't even be doing all this Dashboard thing anymore, I will just come and talk about: Statistics like @starboy_abefe SQL like @JA_Olaoye & @iam_Uchenna

@Dolapoiknow @TheCharlesIsidi I hate that viewpoint too. As though God is not rational.

@TheCharlesIsidi Which is why I'm always shocked when people say the Christian faith isn't logical because you can't question it.

The God of the Bible doesn’t ask us to suspend our brains when we engage him. Mary after receiving the bewildering news of Jesus’ birth through her, goes on to ask “but how can these things be?” You see, God calls us to question, a faith that is scared of questions is tyranny.

@TheCharlesIsidi A God that cannot be questioned is insecure.

Read a lot. Be heavily obsessed with being great at what you do. This should be your mantra for 2026.

@OurFavOnlineDoc Ewo

This is Iwo, Osun State. A new Islamist jihadist group is chanting war mantra, wearing Palestine flags and doing the Nazi salute right here in Nigeria. I’m bringing this to the attention of the whole world before it becomes another major terrorist group.

"Our potential is one thing. What we do with it is quite another." - Angela Duckworth

Our speakers are ready to walk us through their “Building in public” journey. Are you ready yourself? Don’t forget to set your reminder and make it a Date tomorrow 😊 twitter.com/i/spaces/1yoKM…

At some point, talent becomes a limiting factor without grit. Stop asking yourself if you can do it and focus on what you need to do. If it means learning by failing, observing, and applying, do it quickly. Keep moving. Stop thinking in probabilities but more in outcomes.

@Halima_Fajr Everything you said is always bound to expand our minds. Watched a documentary on Alexander the Great and the guy just weak me.

This is why you need to watch documentaries, read books, speak to people, and if you can afford it, travel! Sometimes the biggest motivation you need (to do beneficial things) is confirmation of the possibility of the vague ideas in your head.

@lifeinsolace We don't see ourselves as people and don't care. We are all focused on self. We adapt for ourselves while others suffer and we don't have a shared sense of community and responsibility. That's why people can afford to buy solar panels, send their kids to private schools.

From 2026, I will stop blaming the Nigerian government for bad governance. I will start blaming Nigerians. Why have we endured for so long? We know our problems. We are very smart, but why are we so complacent or passive?

@joyibe_ Thank you for this Joy. Well said.

How many times have you tried reaching out to people to mentor you and you’re met with silence? Shadowing someone I admire is one of the most underrated forms of mentorship. I have come to understand people have their priorities so I observe them intentionally to get value. 🧵

When you face a task and you're not sure of how to do it, just go to YouTube. Your problem would have been answered there.

@iksly2 Let them be going. When a skill starts trending, the field becomes saturated and everyone starts competing for the jobs, it's those who started enjoy the most. The rest are already late unless they focus on mastery. It's something that keeps happening over and over again.

I saw this on TikTok a few minutes ago AI automation is a great skill. But if you’re already learning data analytics focus on mastering your craft Companies will always need people who understand data and can turn it into a decision So if you’re already on the data analytics path, focus on it.

@JA_Olaoye Data engineering is not for the weak.

Data Engineering Roadmap you can start looking into as you plan ahead for 2026. It might look overwhelming but take it one step at a time. The Link has detailed information. Linux → Python → Git → DSA SQL → Data Modeling → Postgres ETL → Airflow Cloud + Parquet + Iceberg + dbt PySpark → Kafka Docker → Terraform → Observability If you find it useful, Share it with others. We will grow our community. speckle-bluebell-417.notion.site/Data-Engineeri…

@paulabae63 Free

I landed 2 six-figure gigs in less than 3 weeks using nothing but cold DMs. No, this wasn’t my first job. 
And yes, I only started job hunting three weeks ago. In just three weeks, I moved from the first picture to the second picture you’re seeing right now. And I didn’t do it once.
I did it twice. If you’ve heard people say cold DMing doesn’t work,
let me be the one to tell you, it works. Big time. And because I’m not a gatekeeper,
and because 2026 must pay us,
I’m doing something different. I’m creating a FREE WhatsApp group, running from now till the end of February. What I’ll be sharing inside: How to research and find the right clients How to pitch yourself through cold DMs (without sounding desperate) How to turn conversations into paying gigs I landed two six-figure gigs in 3 weeks using this exact process. 
And yes, I started as a beginner. This could be you too. If you want in, send me a DM with “FREE.” ⚠️ I’m only accepting 300 people.
This will be my only free offer in 2026. NOTE: This is not just for copywriters.
It’s for all freelancers who want paying clients. If you’re serious about making money next year…
don’t sit this one out.

@kaif9999 Started the journey to be more intentional and consistent this month.

I started as a reply guy with 0 followers. Now I’m at 6K and guess what? I’m still replying. If you’re building too, drop a reply and let’s connect 🔒💬