AMILLI in 3YRS @21ryzing

@AlbumTalksHQ Breakfast go bring out your potentials😂😂🔥

IF EVERYONE KNEW THIS, HOSPITALS WOULD BE EMPTY 1. Baking soda removes up to 98% of pesticide residue from non-organic fruits. 2. Castor oil mixed with baking powder helped fade my 12 age spots. 3. Black seed oil reduced my bloating and improved my allergy symptoms. 4. Apple cider vinegar foot soak helps draw out impurities in just 8 minutes. 5. Coconut oil with baking powder can visibly whiten teeth within 48 hours. 6. Nattokinase one of the most talked-about supports after C*****. 7. Taking higher doses of magnesium helped improve my sleep quality and reduced fatigue noticeably. 8. If you want to improve your habits, health and wellness, follow this page.

I’ve told you a story. Now let me tell you what it cost. Not the legal fees. Not the bail money. The real cost. Kelechi had a lawyer who knew Section 35 of the Constitution by heart. Most Nigerians don’t know Section 35 exists. Here is what it guarantees you — right now, today — if you are ever arrested: → The right to be told why you are being arrested. Immediately. → The right to a lawyer. From the moment of arrest. → The right to remain silent. Use it. → The right to be charged or released within 24–48 hours. → The right to humane treatment. Always. These are not favours. These are not negotiable. They are constitutional. They are yours. The question is — do you know them well enough to demand them?

Drink a shot of water with lemon juice, raw honey, grated ginger, and 1 teaspoon of extra virgin olive oil before bed every night for a month. Stay consistent and you’ll likely feel less bloated, wake up with less puffiness, and feel more refreshed each morning.

THIS IS INSAAAAANE! 🤯 Google Gemini can now edit your videos and create amazing content better than CapCut in seconds Use these prompts right now👇

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If someone at work tries to micromanage you, micromanage them back. Send them too much feedback, ask them a lot of questions, do follow ups when they go quiet or even when you know they are busy don’t let them rest.

N’wa Mucanyi 🫶🏾 @KhananiShingan1

2 weeks ago

Never resign because of bullies. Bully them back professionally.

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i’ve been teaching about t-bills on x for roughly 2 years now. bookmark this now cos you need it. treasury bills and money market funds are just very safe ways of parking ur money to earn interest. think of tbills like lending your money to the government for a fixed period (like 91, 182 or 364 days) you don’t touch it during that time and at the end, government returns your money plus profit (interest). mmf is similar but instead of locking your money in one place, a fund manager pools your money with others and invests it in very safe short term instruments then shares the profit with you daily so it’s more flexible and you can withdraw faster. & to get started, you can open an acc through a bank (i use access and zenith), a licensed investment app (i use piggyvest and moniepoint) or a brokerage platform in nigeria (i use coronation markets) then deposit your money and choose either tbills or mmf depending on how long you want to keep it invested. learn something nau.

🥂🎉HADEYDEYG🇱🇺🇨🇦🇮🇨 @OriginaStateman

2 weeks ago

@eagleseyeinc This Treasury bills and mmf how does it work, how can one gets started pls anyone here can just explain to me like a 5 year old child pls don't ignore this if see

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do this for just 3 years and i promise you’ll already start feeling like a billionaire. if you’re coming from a humble background and want to build wealth, whether you’re a small business owner or an employee earning a salary or business profits, one of the best places to start is with two types of assets: money market mutual funds and the capital market. but listen carefully; one of the most important things you need to work on is your mind. people who come from poor or humble backgrounds always develop what is called a scarcity mentality. work on your mindset, per se. you must understand that delayed gratification is essential for building wealth. many people say they want to become wealthy but cos of their background, they struggle with delayed gratification. they invest, sell for quick returns, make a little profit and that’s it. they never allow wealth to compound. let me tell you a profound truth; wealth building is hard but it is also simple if you follow sound wealth principles, it has to do with consistency. when i say consistency, i mean that every month you should budget a specific amount to put into your mutual funds and another amount to invest in stocks. choose a few quality companies and keep adding to your positions. you shouldn’t be concerned about price. what you should be thinking about is ownership. focus on quantity not short term price movements. there is a difference between focusing on price and focusing on ownership. every month, when your salary arrives or your business profits, take an amount, no matter how small and consistently add to your treasury bills, mutual funds, and stock holdings. don’t do it cos you want to feel among or cos you made more money that month. put a structure in place and follow it consistently. learn this early and execute, your future self will thank you in 3-5 years 👍

Cynthia @Cynthia_TKD

a month ago

Teach me something I don't know

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BREAKING NEWS: Federal Government slashes ministers imprest to N700,000. Ministers will now be entitled to a maximum reimbursable imprest of N700,000, while permanent secretaries and directors-general will be limited to N500,000. Directors and heads of departments will be entitled to N300,000, while heads of formations in states and other authorised imprest holders will have a ceiling of N100,000.

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This is me since last year. Banshee True Detective The wire Strike back Criminal minds Burn Notice I want more, someone pls recommend good series from years ago.

Fargo @Fargo5p

2 weeks ago

Me when I discover a perfect series that came out 15 years ago with 8 seasons.

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person of interest, the mentalist, sherlock, dexter, castle, burn notice, 24, fringe, monk, supernatural, white collar, suits, psych, chuck, lie to me, leverage, elementary, blindspot, the blacklist, prison break, lost, the americans, justified, banshee, nikita, hannibal, the shield, alias, bones, the wire, true detective.

Fargo @Fargo5p

2 weeks ago

Me when I discover a perfect series that came out 15 years ago with 8 seasons.

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If you’re a Nigerian remote worker, you already know that Outlier has become an absolute nightmare! ​Here are 7 solid Outlier alternatives that allow Nigerians in without the constant threat of a ban: Bookmark this tweet.🧵

Vampz @Hybrid_Ola

2 weeks ago

There’s this app that helps people get remote jobs called Outlier. A lot of people around the world use the app, but it’s not officially available in Nigeria. Nigerians in the UK and US use it, and some people in Nigeria reportedly use VPNs to access it. Now, some Nigerian

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123456789, the teacher who designed the formation is amazing; the movement is always minimal.

You should always remember these trading rules and never forget: 1. When there is no edge, sit on your hands. Do not force setups. Do not chase the market. Patience is not weakness. Patience is part of the process. 2. When your edge appears, step up. Do not allow fear, hesitation, or doubt to stop you from executing. Trust your analysis. Follow your process. Your job is not to be perfect. Your job is to execute correctly. 3. Expect nothing from any single trade. Expectations create emotions, and emotions create mistakes. Once you start expecting a trade to win, you stop reading the market clearly. 4. Trade the market, not your P&L. Do not let profits make you careless. Do not let losses make you desperate. Focus on the setup in front of you, not the money moving on your screen. 5. Always seek improvement. Review your trades. Study your mistakes. Strengthen your discipline. Refine your edge. The goal is not to win every trade. The goal is to execute properly, repeatedly, without emotional interference.

So, like last year when i dropped this update that has taken a lot of people out of the country already as the success rate was high. I am bringing you all the opportunity AGAIN this year. Many of you here have been quietly planning to leave Nigeria. Most of you have been working on this plan for 18, 20, sometimes 24 months. The visa isn't the problem. The money isn't the problem. What's holding the plan together by a thread is IELTS. And it's not because IELTS is unusually hard. It's because most candidates prepare without ever knowing if they're actually ready. They keep watching videos, doing past questions, downloading materials. But they can't honestly answer the most important question: what would I score tomorrow? If that describes where you are, there's a 4-Week IELTS Exam Ready Masterclass starting 15th of June, built to close that gap. Sharing this to help someone, everyone quietly working on their plan. Link below: selar.com/p/796kll4ll1?a…

The universe will delay your money until you fix your discipline.

Simple physics just turned carrying a 36-inch fridge up five floors into child’s play! 😲🤔

unpopular tips that could save your life; 1. if the ice isn’t floating, don’t drink it there is something in that drink. 2. if your room is on the ground floor or a lower level, never sleep with your windows open. 3. if you’re trapped in a falling elevator, lie flat on your back to spread the impact across your body. 4. if you live alone, always leave a small object in a specific spot or a note on a table before leaving. if it’s been moved or is gone when you return, leave the house immediately and call for help. save, bookmark and share with someone, you might save a life. buena suerte 👍

. @99hyce

3 weeks ago

Survival tip?

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