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Nigeria, Africa
Joined January 2015
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mubaraq.sol retweeted
I was at a PVC collection venue today and I met no crowd nor queue. PVCs were ready in packs and even the officials there were wondering why people weren't coming for them.
Elections are not won without PVCs. Let's not just make noise online alone. Please!!!
mubaraq.sol retweeted
We just completed training Nerve-1, our first AI model built entirely from scratch.
Nerve-1 is a lightweight, ~34M-parameter model trained on over 23 billion tokens.
It’s designed for intelligent routing, deciding how much reasoning effort a task requires and directing it to the most suitable AI model.
It runs entirely on regular CPUs, making routing decisions in milliseconds. We estimate it could reduce our inference costs by at least 30%.
Rolling out soon to all businesses and users on @trydecideAI
mubaraq.sol retweeted
Still shipping some QoL updates for Village People.
Anyways, here’s a promo video the Village head said I should show you.
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You can now race your friends live in Danfo Run.
Play for free: danforun.com
Host a road, share the code, and up to 4 of you can race the same Lagos road at the same time. Or take them on one by one, best of 3.
Gbas Gbos → Race your friends.
Thanks to @unclebigbay143 for testing the first version.
mubaraq.sol retweeted
Voice chat has been added to naijagames. You can now speak to your opponents while playing.
And to my whot players, sorry about the bugs , they have been fixed, visual clarity has also improved and a new dial has been added to make card selection easier.
Hand signals and body movement coming to jackpot soon!
naijagames.app?x
mubaraq.sol retweeted
🚨 What's new in Ibadan Life
Your first goals can be claimed in any order, and a first gig now pays a goal too
Standing for office? Get your poster and vote link in Oyo Gov on your phone, and post them before polls close on Sunday at 8pm
A foreign gig on Uphiva now pays up to Ẹ100,000, the top pay of the best job in the city. One gig used to pay about five times that
A business's takings now land in its till; press Pay myself to bring them home
A house at its largest size can now add an upstairs: in Build, choose where the staircase goes
When your area is quiet, chat shows the whole city, so a hello gets an answer
The motor parks have a crew now, and they stop your car
Your car is where you left it, on any device, and it has to be with you to drive it
The big map can now show where players are gathered
Walls you build at home can now have a door or a window: in Build, click the wall where you want it
…and 10 more
Full details 👇 ibadanlife.app/changelog
mubaraq.sol retweeted
Your salary lands on the 1st. By month end, it's gone. Where did it go?
I built @auritrack to answer that question.
Auritrack reads your bank statements, answers your money questions, logs expenses from a text and emails you the report. All AI-powered.
auritrack.com
mubaraq.sol retweeted
One thing I find fascinating about simulations is that the core loop is surprisingly simple.
You start with a state.
Then something happens.
An actor takes an action.
The system checks the rules.
The state changes.
That produces consequences.
Those consequences create new events.
Then time moves forward.
And you do it again.
State → Action → Rules → State Change → Events → Time → Repeat
That's basically the heartbeat of a simulated world.
The complexity doesn't come from the loop.
It comes from how many systems are connected to it.
A job changes income.
Income changes spending.
Spending affects businesses.
Businesses affect employment.
Employment affects income.
Suddenly a simple action can ripple through an entire world.
That's where simulations get really interesting.
mubaraq.sol retweeted
Of 31 former governors the EFCC took to court from 2003 to 2023 (cases we could document), 19 never reached a verdict that held: struck out, withdrawn, ended by a death, or still open. Of the other 12, five were convictions. Three ended in pardons.
ngscorecard.com/publications…
mubaraq.sol retweeted
I made a concept launch video for @googledrive
Google Drive does far more than fits in 22 seconds, so I built the storyline around the core; storing and sharing a file, that way the viewer gets the product before scrolling past.
Designed in Figma and animated in After Effects.
mubaraq.sol retweeted
across our communities and economy.
True development happens when transparency meets action. Let’s use this milestone to recommit to a more accountable, prosperous, and inclusive Nigeria.
Happy Independence Day, Nigeria! 🇳🇬
#NigeriaAt66 #IndependenceDay #NGScorecard
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transparent governance, and data-driven progress.
At NGScorecard, we believe that building the nation of our dreams requires a commitment to tracking what matters: holding systems responsible, empowering citizens with clear information, and measuring real-world impact
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Happy Independence Day, Nigeria. I made this video to remind us of where we're coming from.
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Beyond the celebrations: Measuring Nigeria's journey at 66. 🇳🇬
Today as Nigeria marks its Independence Day, the reflection must go beyond flags and festivities. True national sovereignty is sustained not just by political freedom, but by institutional accountability,
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"Explain to me like I'm 5 years old, abeg."
Here's what AfriFlux does, and what 22 tracked venues say about Nigeria's stablecoin economy: $13B and 673,233 wallets, as at Sept 2026.
afriflux.xyz/research/explai…
