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Lagos, Nigeria
Ideas are worthless without execution.
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i wanna know what it feels like to be on the receiving end of my own love, my own energy, my own presence
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How to transition from a data analyst to a data engineer role - a quick roadmap
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God, I’m begging you on my knees, please make it easy for me 😭🙏🏾
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“I want to be a Veekee James bride” “I want to be a Prudential Bride” Your friend wey don dey do fashion designer for years, you no go gree patronise them oh.
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My iPhone got stolen on Friday and I had a photo of the guy’s face by Saturday. He plugged it in to charge, the front camera fired silently, and the location came through on email. Already in your phone. Here’s the build:
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PETROL IS 1900/litre. TINUBU MUST GO! PETROL IS 1900/litre. TINUBU MUST GO! PETROL IS 1900/litre. TINUBU MUST GO! PETROL IS 1900/litre. TINUBU MUST GO! PETROL IS 1900/litre. TINUBU MUST GO! PETROL IS 1900/litre. TINUBU MUST GO! PETROL IS 1900/litre. TINUBU MUST GO!
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Hello October BnB Cat SZN is here. BNB already has a 3.5B+ cat runner. Its name is Wiki Cat wiki-cat:native , with an all-time high of a $270M+ market cap. The dev is hardworking, the community is dedicated, and @wikicatcoin is a viral meme on a top chain like BNB. This cat is not just a meme. It has utilities built around it, including @peniwallet, @peniremit, the @smcdao app, and more. Contract Address: 0x6Ec90334d89dBdc89E08A133271be3d104128Edb $WKC
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From shiller to shiller wiki-cat:native is pumping
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from the bottom of my heart, i just want my life to finally get better.
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$WKC to 3.5B🚀
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GOD BLESS @SMCDAO
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Hello September BnB Cat SZN is here. BNB already has a 3.5B+ cat runner. Its name is Wiki Cat $WKC , with an all-time high of a $270M+ market cap. The dev is hardworking, the community is dedicated, and @wikicatcoin is a viral meme on a top chain like BNB. This cat is not just a meme. It has utilities built around it, including @peniwallet, @peniremit, the @smcdao app, and more. Contract Address: 0x6Ec90334d89dBdc89E08A133271be3d104128Edb $WKC loves BNB 🐱
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Go and buy wikicat coin now 0x6Ec90334d89dBdc89E08A133271be3d104128Edb $WKC
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Hello September BnB Cat SZN is here. BNB already has a 3.5B+ cat runner. Its name is Wiki Cat $WKC , with an all-time high of a $270M+ market cap. The dev is hardworking, the community is dedicated, and @wikicatcoin is a viral meme on a top chain like BNB. This cat is not just a meme. It has utilities built around it, including @peniwallet, @peniremit, the @smcdao app, and more. Contract Address: 0x6Ec90334d89dBdc89E08A133271be3d104128Edb $WKC loves BNB 🐱
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For your life to go the way you want, you need to be okay with disappointing people
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I don’t know how I’ll fund it yet, but I must get a Masters degree next year
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If you’re in Nigeria and searching for remote jobs on LinkedIn, try changing your search location to EMEA. EMEA = Europe, Middle East & Africa, and Nigeria is part of the region. You may find roles where companies are hiring across the region rather than restricting the role to one country. Another advantage is time-zone overlap. Nigeria is UTC+1, while much of Europe and the Middle East operates within nearby time zones. That makes collaboration, meetings, and working hours easier for many companies. But please, don’t assume that EMEA = automatically eligible. Always read the job description and check the location and work authorization requirements before applying.
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One thing I keep telling younger friends and colleagues is to develop depth in something. Chase global opportunities. Apply for the fellowships. Go to the conferences. Build your network. Travel if you get the opportunity. Put yourself in rooms where you can meet people and see what is possible. All of these things can change your life. But somewhere along the way, make sure you are actually becoming very good at something. Know something deeply. Develop a skill people can trust you with. Become the person who understands a subject beyond what can be picked up from a few articles or a weekend workshop. Because opportunities can give you access, but access eventually exposes your level of competence. You can get into the room through a fellowship. You can meet important people at a conference. You can build an impressive LinkedIn profile. You can collect certificates from some of the best institutions in the world. Eventually, somebody will ask you to do the work. Write the paper. Analyse the data. Lead the project. Edit the story. Build the product. Explain the problem. Manage the team. Advise the organisation. And at that point, there is nowhere to hide. This is why I worry sometimes when I see young people becoming very good at chasing opportunities without spending enough time developing the competence those opportunities are supposed to accelerate. Your twenties and thirties are a great time to explore. Try different things. Move across fields. Discover what interests you. I certainly do not believe everyone needs to spend their entire career doing one thing. But exploration should still leave you with accumulated knowledge and ability. If you have worked in climate for five years, you should understand climate issues much better than someone who arrived yesterday. If you have covered elections for years, you should know the history, institutions, data, actors and debates around elections. If you work in AI, go beyond knowing the latest tools. Understand how the technology works, the policy debates, the business models, the limitations and the important questions in the field. If you are a journalist, learn to report and write exceptionally well. Whatever it is, go deep enough that people can depend on what you know and what you can do. And depth takes time. It comes from reading. Practice. Repetition. Failure. Working with people better than you. Being corrected. Doing difficult assignments. Staying with a problem long enough to understand the things that are invisible from the surface. Global opportunities are valuable. Networks matter. Visibility can help. I have benefited enormously from all three. But none of them makes competence obsolete. If anything, the more access you get, the more important competence becomes. Because getting into the room is one thing. Having something valuable to contribute when you get there is another. Competence will never go out of fashion. #YouWillNotFail
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