Emmanuel @Okeanalysis

Learning DevOps in public | From Linux to Cloud | Building my way to the top | Sharing lessons & wins daily Joined March 2021

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Adéwálé @__adewale

2 months ago

It was nice meeting you Emmanuel 💙

Emmanuel @Okeanalysis

2 months ago

Meeting @__adewale has been one of the biggest highlights of my month

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2 months ago

Meeting @__adewale has been one of the biggest highlights of my month

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2 months ago

@PaulChino5 Hi Paul I’m unable to send a dm thank you

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Emmanuel @Okeanalysis

3 months ago

Nigerian infrastructure is a big issue to agrologistics

Ayo | Farm Tribe by AY 🇳🇬 🇹🇷 🌾🍫🫚 @ToheebAyomide2

3 months ago

One of the most slept on part of farming is farm logistics. During a gold rush the person that makes the most money is the shovel seller

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3 months ago

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3 months ago

@PromiseUpdate50 @Mussolini1i Can’t send a dm

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highFashion @rahman_jago_

3 months ago

dear God. remove the comfort that keeps me average and replace it with courage to become who you created me to be. amen.

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Seyi Vibez Aficionado @seyi___vibez

3 months ago

I just checked the entire Bible, guess what! Nobody gave Women money

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Kunmi Àgbà Farmer @kunmigbenga

3 months ago

I understand the frustration..any farmer who has operated in Nigeria long enough has felt this at some point. But saying “don’t go into agriculture” might be too extreme. The real issue isn’t agriculture itself… it’s the environment we’re forced to operate in. Agriculture is still one of the few sectors with real demand that never disappears. People must eat. The problem is that farmers are left to solve systemic issues individually…processing, storage, logistics, pricing…things that should be handled at scale. What many farmers are doing now is adjusting, not quitting: Moving closer to processing instead of just raw production,Forming clusters or cooperatives to share costs of equipment,Targeting niche or premium markets instead of mass commodity markets, Controlling more of the value chain Government inefficiency is real, no doubt. But completely writing off agriculture means walking away from a sector that still has massive long-term potential…especially for those who can adapt beyond traditional methods. The pain is valid… but the opportunity is still there.

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3 months ago

@ThePMtribe @TheRuqayyah I’m interested

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3 months ago

Next time use @usexara_ai

Big Gids👨‍🍳 @_biggids

3 months ago

did p2p with this guy on bybit. shared my number, he messaged me on whatsapp… and boom, we started talking. now we do p2p offline. no charges, no extra fees, just a bybit uid and an opay account. trust >>>>>>

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Kunmi Àgbà Farmer @kunmigbenga

3 months ago

Many people know what to do… they just don’t do it. Happy new month .

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Kunmi Àgbà Farmer @kunmigbenga

3 months ago

There was a time I bought peppers and noticed some rotten ones mixed in. Out of annoyance, I threw them away. To my surprise, they germinated on their own…no manure, no fertilizer..and still grew well, even producing peppers. I was impressed, so I decided to take it seriously. I bought quality seeds, cleared a plot of land, and planted them properly for commercial farming. My brother, that was when I discovered that peppers actually have diseases and pests that can affect them 😄 Life lesson: Sometimes, the things we overlook or throw away grow effortlessly. But the moment we try to control everything, plan it perfectly, and turn it into something big, that’s when real challenges show up. Life isn’t always harder because you’re failing…it’s often harder because you’ve decided to grow on purpose.