Founded @acecore_inc to power the future of Africa || Engineering❤️ || Green Energy & AgTech❤️|| Space Exploration Enthusiast 🚀
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What we are doing at @Acecore_Inc is completely unprecedented! Africa would one day become a self sustaining continent and that would only happen through indigenous production!
Every wire connected, cell tested, and component secured is done with absolute precision, care & intention.
We build the Acecore Powercell because world class engineering belongs right here too.
Clean energy, zero compromise.
Proudly Made in Africa!
acecore.tech
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Every wire connected, cell tested, and component secured is done with absolute precision, care & intention.
We build the Acecore Powercell because world class engineering belongs right here too.
Clean energy, zero compromise.
Proudly Made in Africa!
acecore.tech
Iwuoha Caleb retweeted
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This is what energy means in the today’s world!
🚨 Google lost power in London this morning and Revolut, a bank with 80 million customers, went down with it.
I've spent the morning reading what Revolut users went through. It's wild.
People stranded at petrol stations, unable to pay for fuel or a taxi to the airport.
One traveller couldn't get out of a train station in Japan.
A 71-year-old woman stood at a supermarket till for an hour. Her kid had to drive 30km to bring her cash.
Card payments, transfers, ATM withdrawals, currency exchange, share trading. All down.
Revolut's statement said "all our customers' money and data are safe."
Safe. You just can't touch it.
Google's explanation so far is a "power event" in one zone of its London cloud region. Its advice to affected customers was to move their workloads to another zone or region "if feasible."
Must be nice. Revolut customers couldn't even move £10.
In July the UK government put Google Cloud, AWS, Microsoft and Oracle under direct Bank of England oversight, because one outage at any of them could shake the entire financial system.
12 days ago the Bank of England ran a drill with the UK's 38 biggest banks and market operators. The scenario they practised was a global cloud outage.
And exactly one year ago today, AWS went down and took Lloyds and Halifax with it.
Same date. Different cloud. Lloyds was having problems again this morning.
Revolut spent five years earning a UK banking licence.
Bitcoin has been running for almost 18 years. It doesn't have a London region.
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Big Grok @Bot update
What's new in Grok Bot
00:00 New chat cards
00:31 Speed
00:53 Draft edits
01:08 Email aliases
01:33 X DMs
01:55 Tag @bot
02:31 Connectors
02:48 Voice calls
03:27 Notifications
03:56 Invites and Android Assistant
04:19 Access lists, unread, routines, sign-in
This team ships!
So everyone trying to replicate @Shalom_HeyEliy’s Lagos life script for script, why can’t you all replicate Claude AI? It would certainly be a great idea to have a Nigerian AI startup, right?
You can’t wing greatness. You have to be extremely intentional and deliberate about every single detail and that is exactly what we have done at Acecore Incorporations @Acecore_Inc; We built this insanely great product brick by brick, all designed here in Nigeria for the World!🚀
It is critical that Africa becomes a self-sustaining continent!!! This is critical to our very own future!
This has to be one of the greatest engineering marvels ever built!!!
Way to go @spacex
Nigeria government pleasssseeeeeee naaaaaa!!!🤲🏾
Chief Design Officer @jgebbia officially unveils America.gov, the new online home for the United States of America
Haven’t been on here for a while because of what we are building at @Acecore_Inc!!! I have zero freaking doubt that Acecore @Acecore_Inc would be the @Tesla and @Apple of Africa. The products we are bringing to the market are built to solve the core problems in Africa! LFG⚡️🚀
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Even if the odds seem stacked-up against you, be aggressively and ridiculously optimistic about your life.
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I first met them in a modest office on Adeola Odeku Street in Victoria Island, Lagos. They had a small piece of technology, but I was completely sold on the vision.
Today, Touch and Pay (TAP) powers governments, enterprises, and millions of users across Nigeria. Olamide, Kabir Aderemi, and Michael set out to solve what looked like an impossible problem: How do you profitably digitize collections of ₦60, ₦100, or ₦200?
Using traditional global payment rails such as Visa and Mastercard would have made the economics almost impossible because transaction fees could consume much of the revenue.
So they did something different. They built a new payment protocol designed for the realities of the local market. Today, from Lagos to Enugu, from Kano to many other cities, that innovation is powering everyday transactions at scale.
The lesson is timeless: learn from global innovations, but build for local realities. Great companies are not created by copying the world; they are created by understanding local market frictions and engineering solutions that fit.
Today, Touch and Pay has become Africa's leading micro-transaction payments company, and it continues to expand into new markets and opportunities. When I write of good shareholding, the cap fits TAP, the power behind Cowry Card, Ije Card, etc across Africa.
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One reason I will always maintain Ronaldo is the GOAT is that it goes beyond football. Beyond stats. Beyond trophies. Beyond the eye test.
He’s one of the few athletes whose story is applicable to every aspect of life.
Whether you’re in football, basketball, tennis, business, education, or any field that just demands excellence, Ronaldo’s career is a blueprint. The mentality. The discipline. The sacrifice. The willingness to do what others won’t. The obsession with improvement when everyone else is comfortable.
People see the goals and records. I see the lessons.
How many times has the world tried to write him off? How many times has he been doubted, criticized, ridiculed, and declared finished? Yet somehow he always finds a way to respond. He doesn’t run from pressure, he embraces it.
That’s what makes him different.
Talent is common at the highest level. Mentality isn’t.
There have been players with more natural gifts. There have been players with more flair. But very few human beings in any profession have ever shown the level of determination Ronaldo has displayed for over two decades.
Twenty years of waking up every day with the same goal, be better than yesterday.
Twenty years of carrying expectations that would break most people.
Twenty years of refusing to accept decline without a fight.
For me, that’s why his legacy transcends football. Ronaldo isn’t just a football player. He’s a case study in perseverance, self-belief, resilience, and relentless ambition.
When people ask why so many admire him, it’s not just because of the goals.
It’s because he represents what human beings can achieve when talent meets an unbreakable mindset.
