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God’s Hand
Joined December 2021
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Because great visions deserve great execution.
That’s the belief that fueled the birth of @EitheStudio (eight)
For the past year, we’ve been building something quietly in the background. A place where founders, builders, and challengers can translate bold visions into powerful stories through the power of strategy and design.
In that time, we’ve had the privilege of collaborating with incredible founders and businesses, helping them transform their brands into powerful stories through the power of strategy and design.
Each project has been a labor of love, and the heartfelt feedback we’ve received has been truly inspiring, including a project where the decks we designed didn’t just look good, but helped secure the partnerships and financial opportunities those companies were aiming for.
We’re also excited to announce that our very first case study is launching next Monday, offering a glimpse into the impact we’re making and the magic we create.
If you’re a founder, builder, or business leader looking to bring your vision to life, I’d love to connect. Let’s build something meaningful together.
Visit our website lnkd.in/d28Y38J9
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Today is my last day at @moniepoint.
I’ve made the decision to dedicate my time fully to building @pewbeam_ai. I believe deeply in what we’re building and its potential to shape the kind of future I want to live in, and I’m excited to give it my undivided attention.
It has been a privilege to contribute to Moniepoint’s mission of providing financial happiness for every African.
As a Product Designer on the Cards team, I had the opportunity to contribute to improving the product’s user experience and design, helping make it more intuitive and useful for the people who rely on it.
I’m grateful to everyone I had the opportunity to work with. I’ve learned a great deal from the people around me, and I know those lessons will serve me well as I enter this next chapter.
Now, it’s time to build 🚀
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A little late to the news, but definitely worth celebrating! 🥹❤️
Just found out I made Computer Weekly’s Most Influential Women in UK Tech 2026 longlist back in August!
Such an honour to be recognised alongside so many incredible women shaping the future of tech. ✨
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Acquiring a "skill" doesn't have the same meaning anymore. Do you mean grinding at it for months or a .md file ?
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RE-INTRODUCING TO YOU, THE TRAILBLAZER AND PACE-SETTER AT @UnilorinNGR 🚀🔥
FRANCIS JOSEPH OLUSEGUN
🎓 B.SC. MATHEMATICS
🏆 CGPA: 5.0/5.0
✅ BEST GRADUATING STUDENT, DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
✅ BEST GRADUATING STUDENT, FACULTY OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES
✅ OVERALL BEST GRADUATING STUDENT, UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN
✅ FIRST-EVER 5.0/5.0 CGPA IN THE HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN
EXCELLENCE SPEAKS. LEGACY FOLLOWS. 🏆🔥
#UNIVERSITYOFILORIN #MATHEMATICS #ACADEMICEXCELLENCE #TRAILBLAZER
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MY MESSAGE HAS BEEN TWISTED
Even though my media office has issued a responsible clarification on the situation, I still find it necessary to add my voice to address the distortion of my message by political opponents.
I deeply appreciate Nigerians in the diaspora who work tirelessly and make enormous sacrifices to support their families back home. Their remittances pay for school fees, hospital bills, rent, and feeding expenses. Their patriotism and sacrifices deserve our profound respect.
I never asked them to abandon their loved ones. My concern is that Nigeria should not remain a country where millions depend on relatives abroad for basic survival.
Our goal must be to build a nation that provides jobs, affordable healthcare, quality education, and economic opportunities for its citizens.
Political opponents may twist my message, but the truth remains clear: I am not asking Nigerians abroad to abandon their families. I am advocating for a Nigeria that will no longer abandon its own people.
God bless Nigerians at home and abroad. God bless Nigeria. -PO
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If every conversation for you is an opportunity to start gender war, you cannot be happy in life.
You genuinely cannot.
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Someone told me he thinks dating apps are bad because they let you access connection without having any motion in your life. Normally meeting people requires going out into the world, entering new scenes and navigating unfamiliar situations. You have to be living a life that brings you into contact with other people. Dating apps let you order connection without doing any of that work
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I see the tweets, and I see the replies, just want to say thank you to those who say the truth 🥂
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It’s always harder, takes longer, and costs more than you think it will.
And it's still worth it.
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Big launch at the office today!
So you see, HR technology in Africa has largely been built for people who sit at a desk, whereas most of Africa's workforce doesn’t. Even the guys who do, sometimes don’t want to log in to a whole new system to carry out simple tasks.
So today, @getPaidHR is launching WhatsApp and USSD access across Nigeria, Ghana and Kenya. Employees can now check or download their payslips, request leave and access their earned wages without downloading an app or logging into a portal.
For employers, this means every worker gets the same HR experience as your office staff, whether they are on a site, in a warehouse, at a branch or on a shift. It needs no new hardware and no new app.
Personally, this is a massive milestone for me. I’ve always wanted to break the barriers and obstacles of adoption on our platform and I’m more than proud of the team who worked on this to give thousands of people on the PaidHR platform more access to the life-improving tools we built for them. Shout out to @lekanutty and the whole team.
Introduce me to your HR team, finance or ops teams. Let’s elevate the work experience for you and them.
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The real tragedy of living in a third-world country is that you can do everything right and still struggle because the environment is designed to make ordinary things unnecessarily difficult.
