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My friend Ola had to move back Nigeria for TEN Years because of the bullying in school. He kept fighting back and kept facing disciplinary action so his dad sent him away in middle school and didn’t bring him back to America until he was 22. He literally lived with relatives in Lagos, Abeokuta and Akure. We definitely aren’t making this up. Afrophobia affected lives.
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Some construction skills are about to become a luxury only the rich can afford.
Real plaster. Hand-built stairs. Custom trim and millwork.
The old guys are retiring, few young people are learning it, and factories are taking over the rest.
In 10 years, a true craftsman will cost what a surgeon does.
What skill do you think gets rare first?
Soul B. retweeted
Finally, you can get real healthcare directly from your Claude, ChatGPT, GrokBot, Muse, or Instinct.
Just tell them to use FutureClinic. Agents welcome.
Healthcare will never be the same again.
Backed by @ycombinator
Soul B. retweeted
Imagine your child growing up believing big dreams are NORMAL because they watched you pursue yours!!!!
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After two weeks of driving on my own, I am finally ready to write my own book: Nearly All the Drivers in Lagos Are Mad.
Soul B. retweeted
BREAKING: FDA approves first functional cure for chronic Hepatitis B.
The cure is currently approved for patients without cirrhosis.
Soul B. retweeted
Young Black American HVAC technicians. They’re in a profession that resists AI automation 🇺🇸
Soul B. retweeted
Can’t stand the Tik Tok home inspectors. Just guys that like to yap but will never build anything themselves. No shit a 60 year old home with an unsealed block basement has water issues.
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Learning Nigerian history is accepting that Ajayi Crowther was high-key just a cooned out house negro and not someone that's all that great
Soul B. retweeted
God is not preparing you for anything,you’re just súffering because of bad gòvernment.
Soul B. retweeted
Instead of make them organise tight supply chain my niggas were building houses with Versace logos everywhere.
Oya now.






















