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Micheal Omotosho | Meta Ad Expert for businesses retweeted
🚨🚨BREAKING NEWS: Jesus Christ is the Messiah, He died, He rose up again, and He is coming back.
Micheal Omotosho | Meta Ad Expert for businesses retweeted
People are really living like animals in this country.
Inside this El-Nino, the least anyone can really ask for is stable electricity. In 2026!!!
Yet, na 15mins dem dey give us light here daily - for the past week, and God help you if you are dependent on this grid or you don’t have 100k to be spending on fuel weekly. Still, there is ongoing campaign for reelection!
From top to bottom, Presidency to Councilor, a pathologically useless lot - and the sad part is that most Nigerians genuinely don’t even know they deserve better.
“No need to bring telecommunications into Nigeria because very few people can afford phones”
…this is how people sound when they imply that Nigerians won’t be able to pay for constant electricity.
When Obasanjo fixed telecommunications very few people could afford phones, today that single decision has created MoniePoint, paystack, remote work, people had the internet to even learn how to code or make money online - etc. a single decision that changed your life.
And today almost everyone can afford a phone.
Stop making excuses for these politicians; there are things that haven’t happened in your life yet because Nigeria doesn’t have stable power. Once it is introduced it begins to happen.
Micheal Omotosho | Meta Ad Expert for businesses retweeted
As a man, the only version of glow up is getting rich.
Most people don't know genuinely.
Infact, there are those who will argue this is a good idea and they worked so hard to come up with that idea.
Sometimes I can only wonder how much money Mark make off of these kind of ideas
When I see people come up with these types of 'suck so bad' infoproduct titles, I begin to wonder if they hate money because I can't even call this a newbie thing.
Or is this what the 'Use AI to create pdf' gurus teach their students?
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Micheal Omotosho | Meta Ad Expert for businesses retweeted
Computer village people don’t want you to know this one
Stop wasting hours setting up a new Windows laptop.
Instead of downloading apps one by one, use Ninite (ninite.com).
Pick the apps you want (Chrome, VLC, Zoom, Spotify, you can choose any app at all)
Download one single file and run it
It installs everything automatically in the background
Best part: No annoying toolbars, no fake antiviruses, and it pulls directly from official sources. It’s free for personal use and even updates your apps when you run the file again!
Micheal Omotosho | Meta Ad Expert for businesses retweeted
Its easier to work really hard when everything is going super well
Micheal Omotosho | Meta Ad Expert for businesses retweeted
*31st December, 11:32pm
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You will be saving my mom just by reposting
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Four weeks of wall squats reduced systolic blood pressure by nearly 10 points in adults with high blood pressure.
Researchers then compared continuing three sessions weekly with reducing to two, one, or none for another month. Systolic pressure remained roughly 7 mmHg below starting levels in the once- and twice-weekly groups. Continuing three sessions weekly produced the greatest reduction of about 14 mmHg. In those who stopped completely, blood pressure moved back toward baseline.
This fits with a previous analysis of randomized trials that identified isometric exercise, which involves holding a muscle contraction, as an effective way to lower resting blood pressure.
What interests me is the practical question - how much of an exercise benefit can we preserve when we temporarily have less time? This study suggests that reducing the frequency can retain part of the benefit for up to a month.




























