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@PhtEmmanuelO $GTAN 🚀🚀 💎

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@sirmapy Long live SMC DAO. Our future is bright.

I’m genuinely happy seeing SMC projects building real products from War Guard to Fire Screener to Giant Wallet. There are still many projects yet to launch, ranging from social media platforms to community gamification systems and even more wallet infrastructure. Honestly, our ecosystem is evolving into a very strong force. I’ve seen ZDK, the DTG App UI, and the Yukan App UI. I’ve also seen members like Wilberforce building solutions, alongside auxiliary services like Zaed Consulting positioning themselves within the ecosystem. We really need a visual map of all these products and services. Our future is bright, and what excites me most is that we are growing beyond hype into real infrastructure and utility.

@ProphetJoelO 🔥🔥🔥

3.5B - WKC.

@PhtEmmanuelO Sir this is big. It's never small oh. I know wat it means 2 throw money into a pit u can neva recover, dat is wat it means to send a token to a wrong contract address. D 1st day I lost $10 to a wrong address during those airdrop days I wan mad😂. Tank U, Sir 4 diz big update.

Okay this one made me smile when I saw it. 😄 You know how sometimes you're trying to add a token and you accidentally paste the wrong contract address into the wrong network? We've all been there. 😅 Well in Giant Wallet V2.1.1 — if you paste an Ethereum token into the BSC import section by mistake, the wallet doesn't just throw an error and leave you confused. It actually scans the contract, figures out the token is on Ethereum and tells you straight up 👇 "Found on Ethereum Mainnet! This token lives on the ETH network." Then it offers to switch you to the right network so you can complete your import without starting over. Like… the wallet literally corrects your mistake for you. 😂 This is the kind of thing that might seem small but trust me, when you're in the middle of something and your wallet just handles it for you, you appreciate it. We build with real users in mind. Always. 🙏 $GTAN @TheGiantWallet #GiantWallet

@RazorSharpener1 @connectwithtola I ask again, is everything ok at home? And is everything ok upstair Sir?

@jboyyy25 @connectwithtola Go ask your useless unfortunate ediotic moron father. Ediot

We’ve all agreed to get H.E. Peter Obi to Aso Rock next year? ○ Yes ○ Yes again

@RazorSharpener1 @connectwithtola Is everything ok at home?

@connectwithtola Your useless unfortunate father must be very unfortunate to have ediot bastard like you. Dunce go and out your stupid father in Aso rock bastard

@connectwithtola YES AGAIN !

@aonanuga1956 Abi you dey find manifesto wey you go show your oga make he use run his own campaign again?😂

Like ADC, the NDC has no plan for Nigeria yet Out of sheer curiosity, I have twice in the last few days googled the website of the Nigeria Democratic Party (NDC), the party that the political wanderer Peter Obi and his ally, Rabiu Kwankwaso, sought shelter in after abandoning the ADC midstream. I was interested in the party’s manifesto and whether it has enunciated a markedly different vision for the governance of Nigeria, one better than President Tinubu's and the APC’s Renewed Hope Agenda. I was disappointed. Even though the site invited visitors to click on its manifesto to read it, the result was negative. “No document found" was the response I got each time I tried to download the manifesto. The party whose national leader, Senator Seriake Dickson, said would wage an ideological battle in the 2027 poll has not uploaded any manifesto since it was court-registered in February. What it flaunts are six policy nuggets that it characterised as pillars. However, the nuggets don’t read like pillars. They sound more like the platitudes the party’s newest catch, Peter Obi, has bombarded the nation with in the last six years. Senator Dickson, I look forward to your vision and mission for Nigeria, as your party appears to be the camp for the politically displaced and desperate.

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@SarkinMota_AMF Technolooooooogiaaaa😂 Naija will be OK

Alongside His Excellency Peter Obi

@sirmapy @peniremit Wowwwwww🤸🤸 Amazinggggggggg...

We are simultaneously building a card infrastructure for @Peniremit that will handle both physical and virtual cards. Don’t expect virtual cards alone.

Finally, I'm verified on @peniremit It's time to fund and spend some $WKC 😊 Thank you, @sirmapy 🙌

@Vindicatedchidi @Vindicatedchidi 137 and 138 already told us that there is no need to go to the court. So from polling unit to coalition centre, we either get a true declaration or straight to the street. Simple 👌

@TomiTalksTax @Vindicatedchidi I believe you understand what the phrase "used to be" means. Say something else...

@TomiTalksTax @Vindicatedchidi There is nothing to tolerate about evil APC. Go open your own space.

@Vindicatedchidi @PeterObi is man dedicated to a purpose of rescuing Nigerians from poverty, insecurity and all sorts of decayed system in government but some gullible Nigerians are bent on frustrating his efforts but we shall prevail. Nigeria will be OK come 2027.

There is one thing many of us Nigerians still don’t fully understand; Peter Obi is already a multi-billionaire. He is in the same league with some of the biggest businessmen in Nigeria, yet you may never notice because of how simple and disciplined he lives his life. I repeat, Peter Obi is in that league with Dangote, Otedola etc. He does not behave like the typical Nigerian politician who is always trying to show off wealth, intimidate people, or use luxury to oppress the poor. That alone should tell us something about his character. The truth is, 2027 is not really about Peter Obi. It is about us, the ordinary Nigerians. It is about our survival. It is about the future of our children. It is about whether Nigerians will continue suffering or finally have a government that cares about the people. Right now, many people cannot afford rent. Many parents cannot pay school fees. Good jobs are hard to find. Healthcare is becoming a luxury. Insecurity is everywhere and citizens no longer feel safe. Yet some politicians still treat governance like a game while the masses continue to suffer daily. Sometimes I laugh when I see people saying they want to “teach Peter Obi a lesson” in 2027. How do you want to punish a man who already has money, influence, and comfort? He will still be fine. But what about the average Nigerian struggling to survive every single day? The reality is simple: Peter Obi does not need power to survive. The people need good leadership to survive. At this point, Nigerians need leaders with character, accountability, competence, and compassion not people who see politics as business. 2027 should not be about tribe, religion, or propaganda anymore. It should be about who can help rebuild Nigeria and give ordinary citizens hope again. I can't believe that in 2027, I will still be advising you about Peter Obi. Unfortunately, Peter Obi is not contesting this election for himself, I'm contesting this election through him. Shalom 🙏

@theCryptoTrybe @EFetheverywhere @ProphetJoelO @ethereumfndn @PhoenixToken0 Well done the @theCryptoTrybe and @saintjamesIX for pulling this up. I celebrate the great work you're doing connecting people of like minds together. It shall only get better.

1/ Throwback to Popcorn & Protocol in Akwa Ibom, Nigeria🍿 What looked like a simple movie night was actually something deeper. A room full of builders, dreamers, creators, students, founders, traders, and curious minds gathered in one place to learn, connect, and experience crypto differently. 📸👇 #PopcornandProtocol #CryptoTrybemovienight #CryptoTrybeAkwaIbom $ETH $WKC $PHT

@PeterObi Our talk and do leader we celebrate you, sir. HENCEFORTH SIR, AFTER EVERY DONATION IT IS IMPORTANT 2 REMIND THE STUDENTS TO ALL GO GET THEIR PVC FOR THE NEXT ELECTION SO THEY CAN VOTE OUT THOSE WHO ARE IN POWER BUT DOES NOT TAKE OUR EDUCATIONAL & HEALTH SECTORS SERIOUSLY.

Today, Thursday 7th May, I continued with my commitment to supporting critical areas of development—education, healthcare, and helping people out of poverty—with a visit to the University of the Niger, Umunya, Anambra State. The university, which was established just five years ago, has continued to make remarkable progress, and I have made it a point to visit every year to support the good work being done there. My last visit to this institution was at its teaching hospital in Ogidi. Today, I encouraged the students to remain dedicated to their studies, reminding them that the world today is driven by knowledge, and the future of Nigeria rests in the hands of young people like them. In support of scholarships and educational development, I made a donation of 25 million naira for the development of the institution. I sincerely commend the Diocese on the Niger, for their foresight, vision, and steadfast commitment to educational and institutional growth. I also wish to express my appreciation to the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Chinedu Nebo, for his evident dedication to education. His commitment is reflected in the many schools and institutions he continues to support in their growth and strengthening. I remain fully committed to the growth of education and the development of students in our country because no nation can rise beyond the strength of its education and human capital. A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO

@AgborMoses34 @360Digipreneur I would come with my pen and paper 🖊️ 📒😁

Thanks @360Digipreneur for the invite. 🙂😌

@PhtEmmanuelO Yes I was there. There is so much to learn.

Go and listen to this XSpace recording from begining to end, and learn as much as you can from it.