Sometimes you become so self-aware, so conscious of who you are, what you want, and what you deserve, that you end up robbing yourself of love. Maybe because you can no longer look past certain flaws or mistakes, the very flaws that make us human.
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Omnishine retweeted
Someone Gifted Me A $2 Million Watch — Pastor Ibiyeomie Responds To Backlash Over His Luxury Watch Collection
Pastor David Ibiyeomie of Salvation Ministries has addressed the social media posts showing only a few of the luxury watches he owns during a church service, clarifying that the clips circulating do not reflect his full collection.
During the service he said; “Someone gave me a watch worth $2 million. I have not even worn half of my watches. The one they show on social media is just small, I have many watches. If they see all my watches, they’d just faint. I’m getting watches because I’m solving problems,” he said.
He further explained that he doesn’t buy these watches himself. “A young man came to me and said God instructed him to give his pastor. He told me God told him to give them to me. So I have a lot; the ones posted online are even small,” Pastor Ibiyeomie added.
Omnishine retweeted
A new month, new opportunities, and a fresh chance to build the business you truly want.
May this month bring clarity, growth, and the wins you’ve been working for.
Cheers to a productive December from all of us at Stockall Solutions.
#HappyNewMonth #StockallSolutions
Omnishine retweeted
Facebook once bought a VPN app for $120M and turned it into a surveillance tool that spied on 33M+ users' entire phones for years.
This app helped Zuck buy WhatsApp for a whopping $19B and break Snapchat's encryption.
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It's time we start speaking up about these foreign companies treating us like we don't matter while we continue patronizing them. A friend bought New iPhone 16 pro max recently and couldn't create an iCloud account, why? Because you can't create an account with a Nigerian Number!
Some days ago, I called out Adobe on all my socials over the seclusion of Africa in global matters involving every African-based creative worthy. The non-African people following me reposted in support. Guess those I had to fight making excuses for Adobe. You’re right: Nigerians.
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Not for the International market? Lol.
People sha😅
Replying to @adeife_adeoye
2 weeks ago, I went through hell to find an ML engineer from Nigeria for our company in the US.
We have a problem of competence exaggeration, we are not as good as we think we are and certainly not for the international market
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Some people will get small opportunity and suddenly, they are better than other 'Nigerians'
The rest are either not good enough, not skilled enough or not capable enough.
You're looking for competent Nigerians with your measly pay and you're complaining.
Replying to @Godsent_Ogar
Thiss. We are not as good as we think we are.
One time, we had over 1000 applicants and we struggled to get 10 decent people 🤦🏻♀️
Now when I see people complain about unemployment, I’m not sure if it’s a job problem, skill problem or both.













