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Crowdfunding in Nigeria is powerful. But without structure, it struggles to scale. Here’s why Nigeria needs structured crowdfunding — and what that really means.

@ChainFundIt Grateful for breath in my lungs. Awake, alive and well. Glory be to God 🙏🏾

You woke up today. That alone is a privilege many didn’t get. You have breath in your lungs, thoughts in your head, and another chance to do better, love harder, and be kinder. Don’t waste it complaining about what you don’t have. Use it to appreciate what you do have, and to help someone who has less. Life is loud. Gratitude is quiet. But gratitude always wins in the long run. What are you choosing to be grateful for today? Happy Sunday

@boye4christ2006 @itohan_olat See the colour of the skin of the speaker. Were his fire fathers and mothers native English? I will say no more.

If you Dey UK 🇬🇧, watch this. This is UK 🇬🇧 Reforms policies about ILR and then you’ll understand why I said this statement.

@Sharafsaadsalau @OgbeniAyoola Such violence 😳

@cencibility @OgbeniAyoola Check it from your home woman

I was brought up by my stepmother. She nurtured me. I’ve said many times that if not for my stepmom, I’ll be dead or leading a garage in Oshodi or Ogba-Aguda where I grew up. Polygamy shaped my life, positively. That is not to say some people do not experience evil. So saying all polygamous homes in reality has issues isn’t completely right. I have family friends who are also from polygamous homes and it’s as peaceful. We experience life differently and I did. My brother did. My sister did. You won’t hear any polygamy slander from us.

@Tobielobba Ka ma paro, ka ma jale 😁

We should not lie, we should not steal. iPhone is much more durable than Samsung.

@ladycarpenter01 @EzekielOluwada6 Rich tea biscuit too. Or cabin biscuits like the old days 👌🏾

Have you ever tried coaster biscuits with milk?? You won’t stop after trying it 🥰

I promised myself not to tweet about my mum’s health again but this is really heavy on me. 🤦🏼‍♀️ Yesterday, my mum was praying to God to take her life. 💔 We keep saying Èni kú làgbára Ọlọrun with heavy hearts. The illness is not getting better. Yā Rabb, I am trying my best to keep praising You despite everything. Please show us mercy, grant her shifā’ and ease our hearts. 🤲🏻

But when they eventually started asking for food, did you help them? Because that’s the hard part of this conversation. Some people are genuinely hungry, while others have turned begging into a system. How do we help without encouraging dependency or manipulation? In your opinion, what’s the real solution here?

"you've to become a master of variety of how you can re-say the same thing in different ways" - hormozi

Which programming language do you need to know or understand in CyberSecurity, especially as a security engineer and analyst? JavaScript, Python, SQL

@iamnasboi What touched you was not the money he brought back. It was the honesty. In a time where many people expect deceit first, simple integrity stands out deeply. Sometimes one genuine act restores your faith in humanity. 💚

Good morning Kindly retweet if you see this post

@YusufAsunmogejo These things are very funny o. See conditioning speaking 😳😳😳 A partner in your co-wife bawo? 😳

If the husband runs the house with wisdom, you’d find a partner in your co-wife who understands your struggle better than any man ever could. You’d gain a sisterhood and a support system that keeps the home standing even when you are tired.

@ChainFundIt This is good work. Keep it up

To every person who has already given, this one is for you. Because of your support: ₦130,500 is already working toward 200 orphans having a real Children’s Day ₦489,500 is building towards helping Latifat walk again ₦42,000 to restore Bosede’s smile ₦63,000 towards making books available for kids who don’t have ₦673,000 towards helping students in Nigerian universities avoid dropping out because of funding. May your own needs be met with the same speed and kindness you’re showing others. You are not just donating. You are the reason these stories are changing. Please join us in saying a prayer in the comments for those who have donated and supported in one way or another #NaijaNoCap

Let’s be honest, we’re actually winning some. Children’s Day campaign: ₦89,500 raised (30% of ₦300k goal) Dignity for Every Girl: ₦489,500 raised (8% of ₦6M goal) This is not small money. This is real momentum. But we’re not popping champagne yet. We still have work to do. If you’ve been waiting for the “right time” to support, this is it. Which one are you pushing across the line? Reply below. #NaijaNoCap

The hard truth nobody wants to say: Most personal bank details in Nigeria are dead on arrival. People see a random account number and immediately think “scam” even when the need is genuine. That’s why so many real causes are suffering while fraudsters still eat. ChainFundIt was built so the genuine ones can finally stand out. Stop losing donations to suspicion. Start using a platform that actually protects trust. #NaijaNoCap

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@ChainFundIt I will politely ask for my money back! Nobody is a fool. I also want to do thanksgiving 😜

Two weeks ago, my friend Tunde called me at 1:30 am, voice shaking. “Bro, my house is on fire! We barely escaped with our lives. The children are outside crying. Everything is gone, clothes, documents, furniture. The landlord is already talking about eviction if we don’t pay for the damages. I need ₦650,000 urgently for temporary accommodation and to replace the children’s school uniforms and books before Monday. Please, anything you can do.” I felt my stomach drop. I transferred ₦150,000 immediately. Other friends and family in our group chat also sent money. By morning, he sent a blurry photo of a burnt building and a voice note thanking everyone with tears in his voice. He went silent for a few days. Last Saturday, I drove past his area and decided to check on him. As I approached his street, I heard loud music. I saw his compound packed with cars. People were eating, drinking, and dancing. Tunde himself was at the centre, wearing a brand-new agbada, fresh haircut, and laughing loudly with a bottle of wine in hand. I parked and walked in, confused. “Tunde, how are you? How is the family after the fire?” He froze for a split second, then smiled broadly. “Ah, we thank God o. The fire was not too bad. Insurance covered most of it. We just used the money you all sent to do a small thanksgiving party for the family. The children are fine.” I looked around. No signs of smoke damage. No missing furniture. The house looked exactly as I remembered it from my last visit. When I asked about the photo he sent, he laughed it off: “Ah, that one? I downloaded it from the internet just to show people how serious it was. No be say I wan lie, but you know how these things be.” I drove home in silence.