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@spareairplane @DiscussingFilm Wtf is wrong in being a Nigerian?

@emma_timie @DiscussingFilm Wait your Nigerian why the fuck do you care about an Anglo movie

Amazon has officially begun auditions to cast the next James Bond. Who do you want to be the next James Bond?

@stats_feed And one of the wildest facts about him is that despite being linked to murders, bootlegging, and organized crime across Chicago, etc, the U.S. government finally jailed him for tax evasion. Not murder. Not gang violence. Taxes.

Al Capone was only 48 when he died, and most of his most infamous criminal activities happened in his 20s.

@Tsholofelo30M @DiscussingFilm How will that ruin the film?

@emma_timie @DiscussingFilm No way it will ruin the movie

I sincerely feel it's time for a black bond. What's your take?

@MikeMil54206124 @DiscussingFilm Age wise, he's not too old. Plus he appeals to both black and coloured audience.

@emma_timie @DiscussingFilm I have no problem with the black Bond I don't think Idris is the guy anymore. I think you probably want to go mid to late 30s and possibly get a decade of movies that him being an old Bond

@spareairplane @DiscussingFilm It makes it more interesting

@emma_timie @DiscussingFilm No

@TheOGPTO @DiscussingFilm Why not?

@emma_timie @DiscussingFilm No

@Dexerto This is a lot!

A GTA 6 insider claims there will be six types of pre-order editions, including PS5 console bundles and versions with early access

@stats_feed Showing empathy. Humanity sure needs more of this.

What's a good sign someone was raised right?

@stats_feed Showing appreciation, even for little things.

It won’t be AI itself… It’ll be AI agents quietly replacing middlemen, assistants, analysts, marketers, coders, customer care reps — and eventually becoming d “new workforce” for billions of people. Most people still think AI is a tool. 25 years from now, it will look more like electricity.

The internet went from 6% to 74% of the world in 25 years. What technology do you think will have the same kind of adoption curve over the next 25 years? Your prediction 👇

The first investment that changes your life is self-discipline.

Every naira, dollar, or pound has one question: ‘Will you multiply me or waste me?

In Nigeria, mixing weed and cigarettes is so normalized that many people don’t even see it as “drug use” anymore — just vibes, cruise and stress relief. But in a country where economic pressure, depression, trauma and silent mental struggles are already high, that combination may be doing far more damage to young minds than we’re willing to admit.

@stats_feed Its worrisome that a lot of people treat cannabis and tobacco like “normal lifestyle habits,” but the brain doesn’t always see them separately. So what feels like a temporary escape can quietly become a psychological accelerant — especially in already unstable minds.

New study alert: Cannabis + tobacco co-use nearly triples the risk of developing psychosis in people already at high clinical risk.

I still feel Arsenal will bottle this..

The Nigerian reality shows that a country’s biggest economic asset is not oil. It’s reliable electricity. Give citizens stable power for 5 years and watch: small factories explode, tech hubs grow, food storage improve, and business costs crash. Electricity is economic oxygen.

🚨 LAGOS HAS QUIETLY BECOME A “₦200 ECONOMY.” 🇳🇬 Yes, read that again. A woman selling ₦200 pepper mix beside a bus-stop now move products FASTER than some supermarkets. This is not just poverty. This is an entire economic shift happening in real time. Today in Lagos, people are no longer asking: “How much is the full pack?” They’re asking: “What can help me survive TODAY?” And once that mindset changed… the streets changed with it. Did you notice that suddenly, everything became: sachet, half, mini, daily, pay-small-small. ₦500 fuel. Half bread. Half yam. ₦200 stew mix, etc. Truth is the streets adapted faster than corporate Nigeria. And here’s the wildest part: Food prices in Lagos are no longer controlled mainly by farming. They’re now controlled by: traffic, fuel prices, bad roads, transport wahala, middlemen, "the street", and how long trucks spend entering Lagos. In this city, TRAFFIC is now part of FOOD INFLATION. Read that again. The next billion-naira businesses has moved from luxury to people who master: • tiny packaging • micro-payments • unstable cashflow realities • neighborhood convenience • “just enough for today”. The streets already understood this before economists did. If you live in Lagos, quote this tweet with ONE thing you used to buy in bulk… but now buy in “survival size.”

We all know technology is neutral. The real battle is against logistics, financing, smuggling networks, and anonymous communications infrastructure empowering terrorism. If terrorists are adapting to modern technology, Nigeria’s counterterrorism strategy must also evolve even faster.

This is very disturbing 😢😞😳 Nigeria should immediately open a direct security coordination channel between the @HQNigerianArmy, @OfficialDSSNG, @NgComCommission and @elonmusk regarding the reported interception of hundreds of Starlink communication devices allegedly linked to terrorists.