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@mypagacare your service is very poor.
You restricted my Paga account for over a month now due to what you term “suspicious account” activity. I have reached out repeatedly to get unblocked but you keep telling me my account is still being reviewed. Very unprofessional
@oviosu
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So lets take about Personal Finance.
I handle my personal finance like a football team. The aim is to avoid unexpected goals while attaching available wealth building opportunities. So i play a 4-2-4 formation... with 4 core principles in defense 2 in midfield and 4 in attack
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Ownership is not a feeling. It's a decision.
Most people treat their standards as a response to their environment performing when conditions are good, pulling back when they're not.
I've built my entire career on the opposite principle.
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Looking for remote roles with global companies? These 5 are worth keeping on your radar 👇
1. Andela
Built specifically to connect African tech talent with global opportunities. If you’re in Nigeria, this one should be at the top of your list.
Open roles: Software Engineering, Data, Product, Sales, Community, Operations
🔗 andela.com/careers/
2. Zapier
100% remote. They build automation tools used by teams all over the world.
Open roles: Software Engineering, Customer Support, Marketing, Operations
🔗 zapier.com/jobs/
3. GitLab
One of the biggest remote-first companies out there, hiring across multiple teams regularly.
Open roles: Engineering, Product, Security, Marketing, Sales
🔗 about.gitlab.com/jobs/
4. Deel
A global team spread across 80+ countries, building the future of remote work and payroll.
Open roles: Sales, Customer Success, Engineering, HR, Finance, Operations
🔗 deel.com/careers/
5. Automattic (the team behind WordPress)
Fully distributed, building open web products used by millions.
Open roles: Developers, Designers, Marketing, Happiness Engineers, Product Managers
🔗 automattic.com/work-with-us/
Getting a remote job is not magic, it’s consistency. Save this list, set a reminder to check these career pages weekly, and keep applying. Your breakthrough could be one tab away.
If this helped you, share it with someone who needs it 💛
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UPS Certik audit is officially completed ✅
Our audit with CertiK is now finalized, and we came out in flying colors, clean and neat.
This marks a strong step forward in building trust, security, and long-term value for the Upscreener ecosystem.
🔍 Full report: skynet.certik.com/projects/u…
More milestones ahead 🚀
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How to pass the Life in the UK test first time, one sitting 🇬🇧
You’ve survived visa stress, Home Office wahala, years of building your life here.
Don’t let a 45 minute test slow you down.
Here’s everything you need to know 👇🏾
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Some of you are doing some of the right things but the reasons you're not successful is that you are not locked in enough.
And you're not locked in enough because you want to have your cake and eat it: you want to be able to hang with all your friends, eat anything you like, sleep as long as you want and also still win.
The problem is that it does not always work. When you lock in, your circle will narrow to only a few essential folks, you might change a lot about your habits; you might sleep less and a whole lot of other changes.
So you don't do it. You rather "manage". There is a time for everything. If you are in lock in season, please leave everything and lock in.
When you ease off, the things and people you missed will be there. At least the ones that matter.
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Guys!!!! Got my email from the home office 🤭🤭
I’m finally a PERMANENT RESIDENT IN THE UK 🇬🇧
5 years ago, July 2019, I moved to the United Kingdom as a Registered Nurse! 🇳🇬… fully sponsored by the NHS 🥹! FULLY! Flights! Exams, accommodation (3months) all paid for!! One of the best decisions I made for me, & for my family!
I got promoted from Band 3 to Band 7 within the space of this 5years… not knowing anyone! No connection, no long legs 😂, just GOD!!!
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In this 5years, I met the love of my life, I got married, I had a baby!! Been able to do amazing things for my family!!! 🥹🥹🥹
Feels AMAZING!!!!! It’s been such a long ride!!!!!! My son can finally become a CITIZEN!!!!! I’m super duper excited!!!!
& forever grateful to GOD & to the UK 🇬🇧
Cheers to more success!!! 🥂!!!
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BTS of Worthy Of My Praise! I’m always big on process!
I hear everything from the Secret place and always make sure I keep it that way, so we can maintain frequencies and the intensity the sound came from.
Enjoy this!
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The Talent Code in a simple diagram.
We discussed the book a few weeks ago.
In summary, to build world class skill, you need:
1. Deep Practice (this means practicing at the edge of your abilities, where mistakes and learning happen)
2. Ignition (Deep Practice takes enormous amount of energy, ignition talks about what provides this) and
3. Master Coaching (follow who know road 😊)
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Ever wondered why Python is used for Data Analysis?
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I currently have 760K+ subs on YouTube, and I want to share 12 random things I learned from building a successful YouTube channel for creators.
1. You have to fall in love with making videos (Filming, editing, scripting, research, etc.). This is the most crucial tip; everything falls in line after this.
2. Watch many YouTube videos in the categories you try to get into. I watched at least 20 videos a day when I started, and I still watch a ton of YouTube up to this day, and it taught me a lot.
3. Your friends and family won't support you. (Don't take it too personally). Your litmus test is when strangers start to love your work.
4. Focus on creating value, and the money will always come.
5. The first 10,000 subs are the hardest.
6. If you need more patience, get a regular job. Building anything on the internet takes time, and patience is vital.
7. Quantity at first, then quality after. I started by posting many videos, then gradually focused on quality as I grew. Quantity helps you build skill and find your audience; quality enables you to build a brand and get more views per video.
8. A great thumbnail/title can be the difference between 50K views and 5 Million views; how you package your video is super important.
9. If you need help with what to make, find an intersection between what you love doing and what an audience wants. A great way to do this is by making content about 3-5 different areas you are interested in and focusing on the ones that pop off. For me, it was real estate, travel, and business stories.
10. If you want to make travel content, start from your surroundings. I began with Lagos and scaled to Nigeria, Africa, and now the world.
I have noticed telling a story about a significant construction in any city worldwide always pops off. One of my first videos to pop off was about "Eko Atlantic" in Lagos, so maybe find some big project going on in your country and try to tell a story about it.
11. We all want to make money, but having that as the only reason behind why you do what you do might lead to quitting before you even begin. This shii is hard. 🥲
Figure out "Why you want to make videos early enough. A great book that might help with this is "Start with Why" by Simon Sinek.
12. Whatever makes you different, lean into it. That will separate you from everyone else and help make your work stand out.
That's all I got for now. Ok bye. 😊
