Ikenna retweeted
You should be a generalist. Generalists can make tradeoffs across the entire stack. It's better in every way, trust me. You can do things that other people couldn't have, you can be creative. The only cost to do so is your ego. You need enough humility to be a permanent amateur
Ikenna retweeted
Igbo politicians and elites are supporting Tinubu. The 5 SE Governors, 12 Igbo Senators, majority of HOR members and all HOA members are all Pro Tinubu.
The youths are the one supporting PO.
I am supporting Seyi Makinde.
Sowore has a candidate and large followers in Abịa State.
Iykimo, Jack, Emma Iyke, Dr. Emma Ọgwụ Anwụ and many others are supporting Atiku.
But according to some quarters, "Ndigbo" are wrong for supporting PO. Who told you that the entire Ndigbo are supporting PO? Why make PO choosing to contest an Igbo Agenda.
Our eggs are evenly spread, whoever wins, we go feast.
I shop on Temu because it's convenient. Normally, I'll wonder the market or have to go through multiple IG vendors to get what I want.
With Temu, I shop everything there. It used to be Jumia for me sha.
Ikenna retweeted
Temu did not pay for PR
Its all organic.
Temu delivers and their prices are reasonable
Do you know that clean okrika clothes started selling for 10k, 15k in Abuja? Then new clothes in stores will sell for as high as 100k in some cases
Temu broke that
Now, you don't have to buy okrika which is used and you don't need to pay 100k for a Jean that they got from Temu for 28k or 1688 for 12k
Its all organic
Its not just clothes.
My shoe rack is from Temu. I spent half the price on Temu compared to what a Nigerian vendor told me. HALF! The only problem was I had to wait 2 weeks for free delivery
Even gym equipments on Temu, cheap.
With 1m you will set up you personal gym at home.
They should do Temu for cars and other items since Nigerian sellers do not think 20% margin or 35% margin is reasonable profit. they always want 100% and above
Ikenna retweeted
Career advice nobody told you: There's nothing more valuable than someone who can just figure it out. Do some work. Ask the key questions. Get it done. Repeat. If you do that, people will fight over you.
Ikenna retweeted
Bro to bro: once you see the red flags in a company
Do your job.
Collect your salary.
Upgrade your skills quietly.
Build your network aggressively.
And plan your exit strategically.
The people who thrive in their careers are the ones who know when a workplace is no longer worth fixing.
Ikenna retweeted
If your boss is not utterly useless, you have just one job. Become a sponge. Soak up everything they know and get yourself performing at their level. It may take a while, but it should be a deeply etched vision.
That is not you taking their job. That is you growing to become more valuable in the marketplace.
Ikenna retweeted
Switch Jobs regularly
Don't stay at a Job for 5 years. Get another Job in the industry and make sure it's a higher role with a higher pay
20 years into your career you will easily be three level ahead your peers you started with and your pay will be way bigger
Ikenna retweeted
- build an identity outside your job title & spend 1 - 2 hours everyday upskilling. it makes it easy to pick up the pieces if you get laid off/fired.
- find ways to make your manager’s life easy, they will like and reward you for it.
- don’t engage in office gossips against anyone. it will come back to bite you in the ass.
- don’t be a loner, make friends within and outside your organization. they might just be the key to your next opportunity.
Ikenna retweeted
Please participate in office gossip. You don't have to say incriminating things. Just participate somehow
The things I've found out that saved my life ehn 😭🤣
Ikenna retweeted
- office politics is inevitable.
- your main job is to make your boss’s life easier on the job.
- stakeholder management is a skill you must learn & be good at.
The quotes and comments on this dey muzz me. It's so easy to spot the people who don't use the blue line.
Lagos Blue Line records 3.5 million passengers in one year as daily ridership hits 15,000
premiumtimesng.com/regional/…
This is not correct. The train runs from marina - mile 2. The mile 2 to okoko extension isn't complete yet.
Sigh, can't believe I am defending the government.
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Using @FirstBankngr as an example. They have the graduate trainee program for entry level hires and they have FMAP (management associate program) to train and bring in people for middle management roles.
@moniepoint should learn from First bank.
Ikenna retweeted
Stay away from ‘Cybersecurity’ if you’re not willing to work in the financial sector (only them can pay you well).
Federal Government jobs don’t know its importance and never pay well, that is why they have been having threat blows this year (many Nigerian agencies have been hacked in April 2026).
Ikenna retweeted
You mean to tell me the key to success is not resilience to not give up when the chips are down and to think strategically while handling pressure and surrounding myself with a support system that can also innovate as needed to operate efficiently with low capital spend?
Who knew. 😭
