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I've built a functional UGC map of Nigeria that tracks bad infrastructures, roads, ghost projects to the ward level in Nigeria. One map, one repo! So when they come and ask you for vote, you'll show them receipt of what they didn't do. Testing! Let's go 1000reasons.vote

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Starting a Whatsapp group for community leads of VCs and accelerators. It will be a chat for us to candidly discuss programming, events, community operations, and contribute to the growth of the ecosystem as a whole. Comment "community" for the link.

@Big_Mck The comments section is disappointing, I can't believe some people are defending the behaviour. "It's dinner night and I'm here with" sounds like a pretty simple dialogue. It's obvious she doesn't rate the interviewer. Why agree if you don't wanna be interviewed by the person

This is Nardwar, a Canadian celebrity interviewer. His style is to ask celebrities “who are you?” Despite knowing who they are. He does that whether on red carpets or backstages. There many red carpet interview styles similar to this around the world. If Omotola comes across him, she will humble and introduce herself. You people are sick with your classism against your fellow blacks.

@pomis172 Me too, Flutter Developer tho. Wishing you the best of luck

Recently got laid off. Looking for a job as a Sr. Flutter Developer / Product Engineer Examples of my work in profile

@the_beardedsina Totally doable, let's talk about it Anyone interested can chip in and actually, perhaps open source it

Tech Bros and App developers. An idea came to mind this morning. Is it doable? I sketched in my Diary. Can we have an App or software whereby, every drug has a bar code. Once you buy a drug or medical item, you scan it and you're instantly notified if it is original or fake. If it is fake, An alert is immediately sent to NAFDAC which means the app's algorithm will be integrated into NAFDAC's database Every Authentic manufacturer too will have these bar codes. For every Flag to NAFDAC, The alert will also trace the location of production and entire distribution chain of the fake manufacturers. Is it a doable? Thinking out loud. I'm open to more discussions. You can send a DM

@Aliathewhite Is black supremacist a thing you dumb twat?

White people could never make a film with White guys gunning down black supremacists like Rambo, they'd get blacklisted, and it would never get funding. When blacks make a movie about killing White supremacists like Rambo, they get an academy award.

Michael B. Jordan just won Best Actor for the groundbreaking role of “black guy who kills White people.” Truly the performance of a generation.

@ZulaihatDesigns @bkisheretostay @DavidHundeyin Their soldiers and our own are not the same, pretty sure it would be evident by now if they were.

@Edkluivert @bkisheretostay @DavidHundeyin Go check up with Burkina Faso Despite being a military rule, they are faring wayyyyy better than Nigeria.

In my opinion, there were 2 main failures (failures I was also guilty of). 1. We did not properly define the end point of our resistance action. What did we want exactly? Because once Buhari put out that official announcement that he had disbanded SARS, he'd already won. All further action after that was immediately labelled as "youthful, energetic confusionists" or "opposition-backed insurrectionists trying to bring down the government after the government already gave them what they asked for," and those labels stuck. In my opinion, defining our entire movement as simply "End SARS" and nothing more was in hindsight, a dumb move. We all knew the many things we were angry about, and police brutality was merely one of them. We had just come out of a disastrous foreign-imposed lockdown where 60% of people with a formal job in Nigeria had just become unemployed, and youth unemployment briefly touched 70%. We had just seen politicians hoarding palliatives and soldiers shooting people dead for going out to buy bread during the lockdown. We had seen FIRS come on Twitter begging corporates to pay tax early because the federation account was empty, and it was clear that Nigeria was being run like a mismanaged neighbourhood provisions store. We all knew deep down the many things we were actually angry about, but we allowed our entire scope of anger to be collapsed and framed into a single, easily managed entity called "End SARS." If we had properly defined our movement as a total rebellion against everything that the Nigerian state stood for, the violent response would have come a lot sooner, and instead of scaring us indoors, it would have had the effect that Bouazizi setting himself on fire in Tunisia did in 2011. It would have become completely unmanageable, and the Buhari government would have collapsed. At that point, we would have had a military takeover, and given the events in the Sahel over the subsequent 3 years, Nigeria might be part of the AES right now and Africa would be having a completely different conversation. 2. After it kicked off, we allowed "strong voices" to gain too much power - and I was one of those strong voices. Celebrities, social media influencers, pop culture cool cats, journalists, "activists"™️ - too many people had too much say in what everybody should or should not do. I didn't want to be the guy responsible for inciting people to risk their lives, so at a point I was here tweeting that people should "protest peacefully" even though "peaceful protest" was the very last thing anyone should have been doing. Musicians were showing up and turning rally venues into concerts. Social media clout artists introduced "fundraising" and then all of a sudden, "fundraising" and everyone associated with it became the epicentre of the movement. Civil Society Activists™️ came in and elbowed their way to the microphone. All of a sudden some people started designing posters with "5 Demands" and doing Zoom meetings with powerful businessmen. The sum total of allowing all this parasitic infiltration and analysis-paralysis was that certain people who were not involved with the sequence of events that kicked off on September 30, and had no ideological investment in it were able to "call off" a protest they did not convene and leave everyone who remained outside to become roadkill. If Nigeria is to ever have a successful people's revolution, a critical mass of informed people at its core must clearly define, understand, and agree on what exactly we are fighting for and how. There must be a clear understanding that it is a PEOPLE-LED revolution, not to be quenched, misdirected or infiltrated by professional self-promoters, political performance artists and agents of state.

@DavidHundeyin Im being misunderstood, the reason I don't want the military is because they aren't pure either, maybe the past ones were good but I can't say the same for present day armed forces and I also don't think the way forward is going back to the past. I don't have the whole idea

@DavidHundeyin Even if we somehow succeed in the revolution, please remove the military from the conversation, I don't feel safe with those people. There are lots of bad eggs there and would probably be worse than the police.

@DavidHundeyin The same group of people that we see and hear bully civilians everyday, The solution cannot be a corrupt system, whatever we wanna do has to be something fresh from the ground up and genuinely works for all. Both military and democracy are already corrupt

Literally everything you manage to enjoy as a citizen of Nigeria was built by the same military. The only thing your "democratic" overlords ever did was run down everything the military ever built and then sell it to foreign predators who gave them a cut. Then they called this brazen scam "privatisation" and they used their media and school syllabus to convince you that there is something in the DNA of Nigerian people that makes them unable to manage anything for the public good, and that for anything to work in Nigeria, a white man must own it. At LSDPC then in the governor's office, my dad literally oversaw the development of the Lekki corridor masterplan from the administrations of Lateef Jakande through Gbolahan Mudasiru, Mike Akhigbe and Raji Rasaki (only 1 "democratically elected" governor on that list), and all that your "elected" Tinubu dynasty did with D.F. Hundeyin's hard work when they came in was to "privatise" the Lekki expressway, construct toll gates on a road built with public funds, remove the rail corridor setback in the masterplan and sell its entire right of way to Tinubu's proxies, and construct oversized roundabouts with giant billboards owned by Seyi Tinubu's advertisement company. But don't worry, you don't need publicly accessible roads and railways and social housing. What you need is Democracy™️ May heaven help you people.

@DavidHundeyin I don't want democracy either , we should find a better way forward but certainly not in the military nor democracy

WE NEED HELP IN NIGERIA! Pls do not open this video if you have a weak heart. This is Gwoza LG in Borno. Terrorists invaded this community, overpowered security, went on a killing spree and kidnapped over 100+ women and children. LET THE WORLD SEE THIS.

@otpamjak Flutter Developer here docs.google.com/document/d/18b…

Hiring .. flutter developer.. remote..

@TomHarvey1128 Flutter Developer here docs.google.com/document/d/18b…

@Arif_AbdulAwal Sadly, no

@Edkluivert Are you getting any responses?

@mickrich384 PackageInfoPlus package does that, it's a library on pubspec

Does Flutter have a way to get the current app version at runtime? I feel like someone managed to get the Flutter team to add that recently

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