No guilt in Life, No fear in death.
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You can't wake someone pretending to be asleep.
They know what they are doing. It's virtue signalling and performative outrage. Most of them have generators btw.
Best to ignore them.
The audacity to hate on someone for trying to make life more comfortable and encouraging others to priorities their productivity and comfort.
All while choosing to study abroad. At least be consistent. The Nigerian education system was here when you made that (rational) choice. How many people hated you for doing something that just made sense..Or does that mean you sold out on bad state of education in Nigeria?
I live and work in Nigeria. I contribute to the economy, from STEM education to financial technology, I pay my taxes, and have actively advocated and protested for a better Nigeria. I am here, doing my part to make this country better.
This is particularly disappointing coming from you, Rinu. I genuinely thought you were above the performative outrage merchants who ride waves of public discontent to build personal relevance.
Nigeria doesn't even rank among the world's top 50 solar energy users. Yet, many of the countries dominating that list have some of the most stable electricity grids in the world. People there still choose energy independence for convenience, resilience and productivity. Do you hate them too?
Perhaps the problem isn't really about concern for Nigerians. Perhaps outrage has simply become another tool for performing concern and harvesting public anger for personal relevance.
I have been consistent about this since 2016. I know how many people I have helped transition to solar, how many businesses I have advised at absolutely no cost, the number of free installations I have facilitated, and the countless hours of free consultations I have given.
Hate me all you want. I will continue to advocate for renewable energy as a practical alternative to an unreliable grid, while equally pushing for and supporting efforts towards a better national electricity grid..
No wonder Martin Luther nailed 95 thesis.
Catholics, reminder:
You can free a soul from purgatory every day this week.
From Nov 1–8, the Church grants a plenary indulgence, applicable to the souls in purgatory, each day you:
1. Visit a cemetery and pray for the dead (even silently)
2. Go to confession (within about 20 days before or after)
3. Receive Holy Communion
4. Pray for the Pope's intentions (an Our Father and Hail Mary is enough)
5. Be detached from all sin, even venial
Today only (All Souls Day): you can also gain one by visiting a church and praying the Our Father and the Creed.
One confession covers the whole week. Communion and the prayer for the Pope are needed for each day's indulgence.
And if you're not fully detached from sin, you still gain a partial indulgence. So go anyway.
Repost this to spread the word. The souls in purgatory need our help.
Kayode retweeted
Nigerians literally cannot read actually, it’s funny but so many of them have the reading comprehension of a 10 year old.
Let me break it down for you retard.
Nigeria is poor AND doesn’t collect enough taxes. THEREFORE, even when politicians steal, they steal from an ordinarily small pot, and their stealing is so irrelevant to the pot that if they didn’t steal at all, the difference would be statistically irrelevant.
Let me break it down even further for you. Let’s say our revenue per year (not budget) is 30b dollars, and NOT ONE CENT of it was stolen or misappropriated or whatever, we would have… 174k ANNUALLY per capita.
Consider all the things you want from the govt; would 174k per annum be able to solve it?
So, let’s consider the WILD and fantastic assumption that they steal 30% of this 30b a year, that would leave us with 121k a year. What do you think that covers?
Kayode retweeted
Go through my timeline, you will see the performances of some listed companies. You will also see the following:
ROE of listed non-banks coys:
• Nestlè: 123%
• Okomu: 79%
• BUA Cement: 60%
• Lafarge: 56%
• Dangote Cement: 55%
• Cadbury 51%
• Vitafoam: 49%
• Nascon: 46%
• May & Baker: 44%
• Seplat: 41%
• Unilever: 40%
• CAP PLC: 31%
• Mecure: 30%
• Fidson: 26%
• Nigerian Breweries: 23%
• Ikeja Hotels: 21%
• Int’l Breweries: 17%
Listed Banks’ ROE
Stanbic: 34%
First Holdco.: 26%
GTCO: 23%
Sterling Holdco.: 17%
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“The economy is only working for banks. When only banks are making money, there is a dysfunction”🌚🌚
Kayode retweeted
My girlfriend is the reason I found an AI agent use case I actually care about.
I’m fine watching movies in English. Some of the more complex movies are harder for her to follow in English.
Now I can tell my hermes desktop: “Yo, dub this into polish language using OpenVoice. Keep the dialogue in sync and get the best quality my M4 Mac mini with 16GB can handle”
A couple hours later, we have a really good quality version we can watch together. this is really insane.
github.com/myshell-ai/openvo…
It was not even on target.
"If Kai was fit, we would have won the league by game 30"
I'm happy nobody has called him Kai or King Kai in a long time.
This was genuinely the type of pass Odegaard gave Eze against Bayern and he scored with his weaker foot.
Havertz can’t even shoot this on target with his stronger foot.
Absolutely atrocious. xitter.gq/sivrecap/status/211519…
Arsenal did not play bad.
Kai Havertz just refused to score 4 clear chances.
This is what happens when you play bad (really bad) and the referee's dodgy and there's no VAR.
Can't use that to deflect from the fact that we didn't deserve anything from the game. But the decisions. Absolutely terrible from the officials.
Poor day for us. Poor performance, poor refereeing, and ill-tempered opponent that got protected from the get go.
Pound for pound.
Arsenal spending 65m on Kai Havertz is up there as one of the worst investment decisions ever made.
Wetyn Polar Bear dey find for Ketu?
