Veni Vidi Vici

Nirvana
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That first 100 million naira liquid will hit your mind like a shockwave.
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Oppression go really make you level up pass motivation.
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I hope Anthropic never runs out of money cus man, Claude is really an insane tech
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Linen shirts 🏝️
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steady motion even if seem slow
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You gahs work hard to reach the stage wey you go begin work smart
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Makes life easier, reduces thinking , give you confidence, etc
I really like the concept of money
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Not to sound delusional, but please pray for grace. Life isn't really about hard work. It's more about alignment, meeting the right people, grace, mercy, and favour.
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Too many people benefiting from Tinubu mehn. This fight hard
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Life is a numbers game. Increase your attempts, improve your odds, and stop treating every failure like a final verdict.
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All it takes is one good idea, some delusional friends and a Chinese supplier.
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don’t make the mistake of thinking people are not smart, just because they are not your kind of smart.
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Grow your earning power. Saving has a ceiling, income doesn't. Invest in skills, relationships and ventures that raise what you can earn and build more than one income stream so a single setback doesn't derail you.
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In 1966, out of all officers in the Nigerian Army, over 60% were from the East. Not because they were favored. Because they qualified. They could read the map. They could speak the English. They could pass the maths. Then came the conspiracy. And it broke their heart. The Coup was tagged an Igbo Coup. Then the counter-coup of July 1966, where Aguiyi-Ironsi was murdered, and over 200 Eastern officers and men were systematically hunted and killed in the barracks. Not in battle. In their beds. In their offices. Their brothers in arms killed them. The pogrom and the war. 3 million dead. The boys who survived the war were told: you can never rise again. Dismissed. Retired. Their properties seized as "abandoned property". Their rank taken. Their right to join the army turned into suspicion. After the war, Nigeria changed the rule. Merit was killed. Quota was born. Federal Character was introduced. So the son of the man who built the army was now told to bring a letter from a chief to join the same army. The people who built the army on brains were now told to join on numbers. The uniform changed in their eyes. From 1970 till today, every time there is unrest in the South-East, the army is sent. Orlu. Aba. Afia. The same uniform their fathers wore with pride now comes to their village in an armored tank. That is why Abia can only produce 100 boys today.
“As Commander here, during the last recruitment, Abia produced only about 100 recruits. I was worried because I felt I had failed my boss.” — Brigadier General Dikko A.M., Commander of the Ohafia Division, expresses disappointment over the low turnout of Igbo youths joining the Nigerian Army.
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“it is foolishness to be shameful of what is gainful”
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I no be self made o. Dem plenty wey help me
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“The fastest way to become the person you want to be is to put yourself in a situation where you have no choice but to become them.” Alex Hormozi.
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I have never met a successful person that was a quitter. Successful people never, ever, give up!
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COME ON CHELSEA!! ⚪️💪
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