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jayyyyyy
jayyyyyy@jaybeola·
Wrapped my daily quests on @HeyElsaAI stacking points, stacking clarity. The next trading edge isn’t clicks. It’s communication. When execution becomes conversation, advantage belongs to those who ask best. @Wallchain is tracking who’s leading the shift. If you’re just getting started, here’s your gateway 👇 🔗 app.heyelsa.ai/referral/9JBGSV
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jayyyyyy@jaybeola

The future trader isn’t glued to charts, they’re fluent in commands. Markets move fast, interfaces should move faster. @HeyElsaAI turns intent into execution. gElsa to believers

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King OLUBI
King OLUBI@xEmman0·
@jamysax U guys are the demons... They're civil servants, they don't pay them for the extra time. Ths application has been open since a long time, you not registering is not on her... I'm sure before she can collect that phone, there must have been a note not to record.. It's Friday ffs
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JamesofGod
JamesofGod@jamysax·
If you watch the ending of this video, you will see where she jacked a lady's phone and then locked her inside. That was the same girl she called police to arrest. We have wicked and demonic people in leadership positions down to the LGAs. They have bastardised everything.
emeka 🇳🇬@hiddenhenry

at the Inec Office in Ikeja, Muiz Banire St, and they claim there's no network. After previously telling us, at 12pm, that they had closed for the day. Why are INEC trying to disenfranchise Nigerians? #inec

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Toyota Venza or Honda Crosstour?
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Y0BESH
Y0BESH@Y0BESH·
There’s a site called Stellar AI that pays you $25+ per hour by reviewing and rating AI-generated responses. Requirements
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jayyyyyy
jayyyyyy@jaybeola·
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naps@naps000·
If you see this drop your wallet address in Solana. This unc may give airdrop something we’ll deploy soon
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jayyyyyy
jayyyyyy@jaybeola·
@KelsTheAnalyst Very spot on Most people underrate playing once a week to playing every 3 days.
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KTA
KTA@KelsTheAnalyst·
I think most people underestimate the physical and mental aspect of football while often reducing performances & results to just the tactical side of things PSG is a good case study if you wonder why they often look like a different beast during the UCL league phase compared with the KO rounds Well, It's no longer news that they postpone league games to gain a competitive advantage, but this has a huge impact on the collective both physically and mentally as they often arrive fresher in these areas This enhances their pressing intensity out of possession and then in-possession there is less mental fatigue that aids faster decision making, which leverages their attacking patterns already etched into each player's muscle memory That's why when you watch PSG it often feels like they think and act steps ahead of the opposition almost reminiscent to poetry in motion, while their rivals just keep chasing shadows and consistently arrive seconds late to a PSG player they thought they could nick the ball from. It's very intentional by design Enrique, despite having an elite tactical system and world class players to execute his vision, has now turned a PSG's weakness into a strength by maximizing an unfair advantage handed to him through the French league to impact his team's performances.
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KTA
KTA@KelsTheAnalyst·
A synopsis on the 2025/26 Premier League title race between Arsenal & Manchester City🧵 In a 38 game league season sustainable dominance is about control, structure, and repeatable patterns...not coin-flip moments. Remember, the title race is a marathon not a sprint, so If your edge is small and dependent on coin-flip moments, regression will expose you over time because in a league season like the ultra competitive Premier League, variance gets exposed eventually. If your model depends on outperforming underlying numbers for an entire season, you’re betting against probability and probability always collects its debt. You can run but you can't hide basically. Volatility increases randomness, randomness increases dropped points and dropped points affects you in title races eventually. You can get away with playing 'fine margins' football in the UCL or KO games, but the beauty of a 38 game league season is that it exposes you or rewards you depending on the path you choose to follow regarding how you choose to approach football games. Although, fine margins decide individual matches but elite champions must seek to stretch games beyond fine margins. The difference between contenders and champions is simple: contenders survive moments but champions control those moments. Ying & Yang Arsenal's poor game management while 2-0 up against Wolves who have been the worst side in the league this season is testament to that fact. Arsenal kept going long instead of seeing the game out through technical control and sustained pressure to pin Wolves back, and increase the goal margin by stat-padding against a side that has conceded 50 goals so far this season. If you consistently kick the ball long it comes back quicker, and with a Wolves side with nothing to lose and with a ferocious crowd relishing their last days in the Premier League before they eventually relegate, Arsenal gave them all the momentum they needed to eventually secure a 2-2 draw. If you were surprised by that eventual outcome, well I wasn't. The pendulum swung against Arsenal as their elite defense eventually succumbed by conceding an own goal in the dying minutes. Live by the sword, die by the sword. Arteta intentionally chose the path of low risk low reward that relies on moments and fine margins to win games and it came back to bite him. This is a polar opposite to Pep's high risk high reward strategy that has served him well throughout his career and marks him out as the best league manager in history. There is a reason Pep has never gone 2 seasons in a row without winning a league title, you know?! Arteta's style can make you competitive, give you hope and get you to the finish line, but Pep's methodology gets you over the line and subsequently win you the race. Pep has seen off Arteta in 2 title races so far in 2022/23 & 2023/24 and I believe Manchester City are now odds-on favorites to see off Arsenal again in the 2025/26 title race to validate this point, thereby condemning Arsenal to 4peating 2nd place. Harsh world we live in but you choose your own path. The game is the game, albeit brutal but still fair!
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Smol Frends
Smol Frends@sm0lfrends·
NFTs on @arc. experiment collection coming soon. crack the eggs.
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tomi ❤︎
tomi ❤︎@tomixoxoxo·
my side business made its first seven figures in profit last year and this year i doubt i’ve done 300k in revenue sef. ko lorun shaanu my fault too cos i’ve been terribly lazy to run it properly, i’ve been suffering from severe lack of motivation lol
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jayyyyyy
jayyyyyy@jaybeola·
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Mr Iyamu (101x)🇺🇸
Mr Iyamu (101x)🇺🇸@Evian101x·
What I want people to understand is this: it’s hard to be patriotic to a country that doesn’t seem to be patriotic to its citizens. Beyond all the focus on foreign influence like the CIA, we also need to look inward. Our own governments have had opportunities to negotiate better outcomes for the country, but greed and poor leadership have pushed us further into this situation. Take recent economic narratives, for example. When institutions like the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics rebase figures in ways that appear to favor the current administration, it raises serious concerns. The reality for many citizens is clear we are worse off than we were 10 years ago. There are also worrying economic signals. When discussions begin around introducing significantly higher currency denominations, it often reflects deeper inflationary pressures. These are not just abstract policies they affect everyday life. It’s also worth asking: why don’t the elites complain about bad governance? In many cases, policies are structured in ways that benefit them, allowing them to grow wealth even when the general population struggles. That’s part of how capitalism is currently playing out in our system. On top of that, the resources we talk about so often don’t seem to benefit ordinary citizens. Instead, they largely serve the interests of political actors, powerful business groups, and external partners. Across sectors from mining to retail you can see how much control lies outside the hands of everyday Nigerians. the shopping mall ecosystem, the electronic ecosystem, are being ran by foreigners. the mining ecosystems are being ran by foreigners If we want real progress, we need to look at the full picture both external influences and internal failures and start demanding accountability across the board, which we will never get, because a monkey from Yoruba thinks his opinion is superior from other monkeys across the region ( like me) EVERYDAY YOU WAKE UP IN NIGERIA YOUR DREAMS MOVE A STEP AHEAD.
Mr Iyamu (101x)🇺🇸@Evian101x

I think you should shift your goals from buying cars this year to leaving Nigeria.

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Omo Lejua
Omo Lejua@omo_lejua·
My friend bought a car for ₦8.5M. Borrowed money. Added his savings. “This one will sell fast,” he said. He posted it. Nigerians came: “Last price?” “₦5M I’m serious.” “I will call you.”
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Shyko.
Shyko.@Shykoass·
Upon rewatch Rashford was comfortably Barca’s biggest attacking threat last night
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B¹G ZIM
B¹G ZIM@XcessCars·
Once I hear I want rx350 2013 grey color accident free low mileage below 130k, 2026 entry omo I don sharply logout
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