@OfficialDSSNG , @PoliceNG, @GuardianNigeria ,@NGRSenate , @HQNigerianArmy You all have arrested and tracked people down for less. What is this animal still doing walking free amongst humans?

For those asking about Slim Tech Mentorship, here is the update. I have been quietly working on improving several systems within the school for a while now. Then I had a surgery that set things back significantly. That is the honest truth. We are currently closed for new intakes and navigating a tough period with the suitable talents. I will not dress it up as anything else. But here is what I will not compromise on regardless of the timeline. The quality of what Slim Tech stands for. Every student who enrolled trusted me with their time and their money. That trust does not expire because life happened. It does not get replaced with a rushed, half-finished product just to say we delivered. So we will take the time it takes. We will cross the finish line properly. The content will be exactly what Slim Tech promised and exactly what you deserve. And the bigger vision has not changed either. The goal was never just to hand out certificates. The goal is for a Slim Tech certification to mean something real in this industry. Recognised by NITDA. Respected by employers. Something you carry with pride not just on your CV but in your actual skill set. We are not done. We are just being built the right way. Thank you for your patience. It will not be wasted. @SlimMentorship

Can someone tag the clown to this post so she knows the lens we view her through 😛

If Prayer has ever worked for you, please retweet.

Bro, May Good People Locate and be invested in your Progress.. Have a great day ahead 🤝

The first business I started in the UK 🇬🇧 was Car Delivery across cities. I spotted the idea when I went to buy my first car from man who would now become a business partner. I saw the needs he had and immediately plugged in. I'll share the Gist tonight.😊

Some of us are living testimonials to this.

Got you always my bro ✌🏽

My boss. I honestly wish everyone can support their choice of leaders without clawing at the throat of the next person. We are humans first and as such we have a right to our choices. You and a few APC supporters have come through for me when it mattered the most, it confirms that as Nigerians we are loving people some people however are taking the political affiliations too far it is a sorry sight. I knew BAT when he was a governor, he had some laudable policies, he still does now (whether anyone accepts or not), if he doesn't why do we have Nigerians clamoring to invest in Nigerian companies for the first time in a really long while? My Oga thanks for the mention. I will always speak my truth. 🙏🙏🙏

She was born into poverty on the streets of Colombia, but by the time the world knew her name, she had become one of the most feared criminals in history. Her name was Griselda Blanco, a woman so ruthless that she earned titles like "The Godmother of Cocaine," "La Madrina," and "The Black Widow." As a young girl growing up in Medellín, crime was not something she witnessed from a distance it became a part of her life. While most children dreamed of a better future, Griselda was already walking a dangerous path that would eventually lead her to build a multi-million-dollar cocaine empire. In the 1970s and 1980s, she became one of the most powerful figures in the drug trade, smuggling massive quantities of cocaine from Colombia into the United States. At the height of her power, her operation reportedly generated as much as $80 million every month. But wealth was only one side of her story. The other side was written in blood. Miami became a battlefield during the infamous "Cocaine Cowboy" era, and Griselda stood at the center of it. Rivals disappeared. Enemies were hunted down. Murders became routine. Authorities and investigators would later link her to hundreds of killings. Her nickname, "The Black Widow," came from a chilling coincidence—or perhaps something darker. Her three husbands all met violent ends. Whether by betrayal, revenge, or business disputes, death seemed to follow everyone around her. Even her family was not spared. She had four sons, and three of them would eventually be killed in the violent world she helped create. For years, Griselda appeared untouchable. But in 1985, U.S. authorities finally caught up with her. She was arrested in California, convicted on drug trafficking charges, and spent nearly two decades behind bars. After her release, she was deported back to Colombia, where she lived a much quieter life or so it seemed. Then, on September 3, 2012, fate came full circle. As the 69 year old former drug queenpin stepped out of a butcher shop in Medellín, a motorcycle pulled up beside her. A gunman fired two shots into her head and sped away. It was the very same method of assassination she had reportedly popularized decades earlier. In the end, Griselda Blanco escaped rivals, cartels, and law enforcement for years, but she could not escape the violence that had defined her life. Her story remains one of the most shocking chapters in the history of organized crime a tale of unimaginable wealth, ruthless ambition, and a legacy built on fear. A reminder that in the world of crime, the throne is often temporary, and the bill always comes due.

😂😂 Tochukwu, leave me alone please. Good morning brother

You are someone's child respect that and back off now...

It’s a pity

That alone should tell you a lot.

Odogwu, honestly I have no issues with them detaining people on their watchlist. If they exert the same energy in unraveling and arresting those behind kidnapping and other terrorism related offences. At least that way we can say they are hyper active 😂😂 Arresting those criticizing them whilst turning a blind eye to citizens been hunted and killed like game in the wild is totally unacceptable.

I am pissed, Dangote recently said he imports workers from India because Nigerians don’t know how to operate his plant systems. I need him to say that again, slowly. Me and 7 of my guys use and chew these exact softwares daily. Let me break down what runs Dangote Cement and who actually knows this stack and flex my knowledge a bit: SAP ERP is the brain of the entire operation. It tracks every bag of cement from raw limestone to the truck leaving the gate. Inventory, procurement, finance, payroll, all of it running in one system. We use it. SAP HANA is the database engine under SAP. It processes millions of records in real time so management can make decisions without waiting 4 hours for a report. It is the reason their finance team is not still using Excel. We use it. SAP Ariba handles procurement. Every vendor, every supply contract, every purchase order flows through Ariba before a kobo leaves the company. We use it. OpenText ECM manages documents. Engineering drawings, compliance certificates, invoices, all stored, tracked and retrieved digitally. Without it they are drowning in paper. We use it. AutoCAD designs the physical plant. Every kiln, conveyor belt and silo you see at Obajana was drawn on AutoCAD before a single brick was laid. We use it. Nutanix is the infrastructure layer. It is what keeps SAP HANA running without crashing. The server backbone behind everything. We know it. Freshdesk manages internal and customer support tickets. Azure SQL stores structured data. Veritas NetBackup makes sure nothing gets lost if a server dies. We know all of it. So when Dangote says he cannot find Nigerians who understand his systems, the question is not whether we exist. The question is whether he is looking, or whether he already decided where to look before he started.

You are not wrong, I totally understand.

So you can slide into his DM😂😀😛

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This is heartbreaking. God abeg🤲

Good to know boss.