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Ade Jinadu retweeted
We've not forgotten.
October, 20th 2020.
It's 6yrs already.
Fly high heroes! 🕯️🕊️
Ade Jinadu retweeted
Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work." - Steve Jobs
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Young minds are being targeted aggressively with actual bullshit . A need to totally fight this thing heavily !
Download the full report here:
report.paidhr.com/paidright2…
Ade Jinadu retweeted
Good for him and the industry
Now can we move on..
Every Movie Plug@everymovieplugOct 9Africa!
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Zack Snyder might be one of the most misunderstood filmmakers in Hollywood.
The man turned Superman into a god among men, gave us one of the most visually striking comic book films ever made with 300, and delivered a four-hour superhero epic with Zack Snyder’s Justice League.
His films are instantly recognizable.
The slow-motion shots. The mythological imagery. The operatic soundtracks. The larger-than-life heroes who feel like gods walking among ordinary people.
You can dislike his storytelling choices, but dismissing his visual style and ambition is another thing entirely.
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World, welcome Foren
@useforen
After 2 years of rebuilding, Leatherback finally becomes Foren. This isn't a name change, but a totally rebuilt and re-imagined user experience is how our users interact with global money.
Ade Jinadu retweeted
the way nepa kills your productivity, omo. it kills you from the inside, it’s a serious mental health issue
by the time you finally get light, you don’t even have the zeal to work anymore
Ade Jinadu retweeted
One of the things I'm learning in marriage is this "private time" that men need.
Yesterday, my husband became cranky after work stress plus he couldn't get something done online with GTBank. I quickly packed the children inside a room and read a book together. He slept off in his alone time and woke up his normal self again.
Earlier in our marriage, I would get upset about this. Thank God for growth 🙏
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We’re hiring a Head of Sales & Partnerships at Decide.
Decide is an AI lab building and deploying specialized models and agents for business workflows and spreadsheets. Thousands of professionals already use Decide.
We recently launched DAX-1, our first in-house model, built to deliver high-performance spreadsheet automation at a fraction of the cost of frontier models.
Now we’re looking for someone whose sole focus is helping us sell Decide into more teams and build the partnerships that get us there.
You’ll work directly with me on enterprise sales, strategic partnerships and distribution.
This is a high-impact role at an important stage of our growth. You’ll help build the commercial engine that takes Decide to its next stage.
Looking for someone ambitious, commercial, technical enough to understand what we’re building, and very good at getting deals done.
Reach out: [email protected]
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Goes without saying that all our friends working at Chapel Hill are covering drinks and lunch for the next 12 months.
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I need £13,000 by 27 September 2026 to make this dream possible.
I know asking strangers to believe in me is a big ask. But I’m asking anyway.
Please TAKE A CHANCE ON ME
If you can Donate.
If you can’t, please retweet and please connect me with as many people who can.
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Someone supporting you as you find your way back to yourself when your mind spirals is the highest form of love.
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One of the hardest things abt ADHD for me is realizing I’m inconsistent w literally *everything*, even ppl I love. I can care deeply, miss you, think abt texting you all day & still not do it and then have no real explanation for why. It causes me a lot of grief
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Thirty years ago, a group of activists and journalists formed an underground radio station called Radio Kudirat
Many younger Nigerians have probably never heard of it. But they risked their lives to bring Nigerians the truth, and eventually, democracy
economist.com/podcasts/2026/…




















