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Pharez Energy Initiative @ProjectPharez25
Joined July 2025
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A phone battery at 3% can change somebody’s behaviour instantly. Suddenly, brightness goes down. Videos stop. Data gets turned off. Even the phone volume starts reducing like it’s consuming fuel. That small anxiety has quietly become normal for too many people.
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It hurts 🤕😢
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Pharez Energy Initiative retweeted
Pharez Energy Initiative@ProjectPharez25
Apr 15
If demand changes faster than the system can respond, collapse is not surprising, it is expected. Nuclear fusion, the process that powers the sun does not rely on guesswork.
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Pharez Energy Initiative retweeted
Pharez Energy Initiative@ProjectPharez25
Apr 14
Electricity is either stable or it is not. There is no middle ground. If a system cannot hold under demand, it is not a power system. It is a risk. That is the reality. Nuclear fusion — the process that powers the sun — does not manage failure. It eliminates it.
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Pharez Energy Initiative retweeted
Obidient Peter@Onihax
Apr 7
Everybody likes to talk from the outside until you enter the road. I’m a keke rider myself, and with experience… no, it’s not that easy. This idea of “buy keke ₦5M, make ₦200k daily” sounds sweet online, but reality on ground is very different. I work interstate between Lagos and Ogun (can’t mention exact location for security reasons), so let me break it down small: In Lagos alone: Main ticket: ₦1,300 Money for markers, chairman, security, etc: about ₦1,000 Police/agency money (LASTMA, LNSC, etc): varies, but you must settle or risk paying ₦2k–₦10k for “offence” That’s already money gone before you even start breathing. Now Ogun side: Main ticket: ₦1,700 (₦1,300 weekends) “King of boys”: ₦200 Other random levies: ₦500 Then fuel: ₦12,000 daily at least Passengers? They’ll still price you like fuel is ₦200 per litre. We haven’t even talked about: Repairs (very frequent and expensive now) Feeding and daily survival Weekly hire purchase: ₦60k–₦70k for almost 2 years And let me add this: once a new keke hits 6 months, problems start coming one by one. So when everything is deducted… what exactly is left? This job is not “wake up and print money.” It’s survival, patience, and constant expenses. So no — if someone is still broke, it’s not always laziness or chasing job titles. Sometimes, it’s because the system itself is designed to drain you before you even grow. Respect people on the road. The hustle is deeper than it looks.
Victoria A
@iamzioraa
Apr 7
This keke (tricycle) is ₦5M Go to a state where nobody knows you. Make ₦200k daily. In 6 months you’ve tripled your money. If you’re still broke, it’s not Nigeria, it’s you. You just want a comfortable job title.
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Pharez Energy Initiative retweeted
The Ndege Foundation©@NdegeFoundation
Mar 14
More than Swahili, its most common native language, Africa communes through football, music, and food. A wholesomeness at a depth and intensity the world is still learning to measure. The Ndege Foundation© holds that spirit as infrastructure. #AfricanFederationTreaty
A black and white photograph of an African grandmother mid-laugh, leaning forward across an outdoor wooden table laden with plates of food, passing a full plate to a child whose hands reach toward her from the right of the frame. She wears a patterned dress and a thin necklace. Lush tropical garden foliage fills the background. African geometric chevron patterns mark the left border. A rendition of the Pan-African Flag, with visual influence from the Kenyan flag, in the lower right corner. This image was chosen because it holds the full weight of what African wholesomeness means in practice: abundance given freely, joy shared without ceremony, the ubuntu spirit as daily architecture. The Ndege Foundation© | The Ndege Group® | Africa’s Sovereign Development Trust® (ASDT) | hello@thendegegroup.com

ALT A black and white photograph of an African grandmother mid-laugh, leaning forward across an outdoor wooden table laden with plates of food, passing a full plate to a child whose hands reach toward her from the right of the frame. She wears a patterned dress and a thin necklace. Lush tropical garden foliage fills the background. African geometric chevron patterns mark the left border. A rendition of the Pan-African Flag, with visual influence from the Kenyan flag, in the lower right corner. This image was chosen because it holds the full weight of what African wholesomeness means in practice: abundance given freely, joy shared without ceremony, the ubuntu spirit as daily architecture. The Ndege Foundation© | The Ndege Group® | Africa’s Sovereign Development Trust® (ASDT) | hello@thendegegroup.com
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Pharez Energy Initiative retweeted
The Ndege Foundation©@NdegeFoundation
Mar 15
Civil engineering requires humans to be civil. Across race, creed, and jurisdiction, mutually beneficial goals are the strongest foundation for lasting outcomes that serve the continent and her ethical stakeholders. Africa’s Sovereign Development Trust® builds accordingly.
A black and white photograph of two construction workers in white hard hats and high-visibility vests, one Black African and one East Asian, standing side by side on an open construction site reviewing blueprints together. A steel pole and construction activity are visible in the soft background. Overcast sky above. African geometric chevron patterns mark the left border. A dark green tonal bar at the top. A rendition of the Pan-African Flag, with visual influence from the Kenyan flag, in the lower right corner. Two engineers from different continents reading the same plan: the precise image of what ethical, mutually beneficial infrastructure partnership looks like in practice. The Ndege Foundation© | The Ndege Group® | Africa’s Sovereign Development Trust® (ASDT) | hello@thendegegroup.com

ALT A black and white photograph of two construction workers in white hard hats and high-visibility vests, one Black African and one East Asian, standing side by side on an open construction site reviewing blueprints together. A steel pole and construction activity are visible in the soft background. Overcast sky above. African geometric chevron patterns mark the left border. A dark green tonal bar at the top. A rendition of the Pan-African Flag, with visual influence from the Kenyan flag, in the lower right corner. Two engineers from different continents reading the same plan: the precise image of what ethical, mutually beneficial infrastructure partnership looks like in practice. The Ndege Foundation© | The Ndege Group® | Africa’s Sovereign Development Trust® (ASDT) | hello@thendegegroup.com
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Pharez Energy Initiative retweeted
Oyindamola🙄
@dammiedammie35
Mar 11
Update guys💔! This morning she’s got phys!c@lly h@r@ss£d by her fellow woman for making a video to inform the Lagos state Govt that Lagosians don’t have enough BRT buses and a lot of people are suff£r!ng from it. imagine being h@r@ss£d because you’re trying to make life better for people💔
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Oyindamola🙄
@dammiedammie35
Mar 10
They warned her inside bus this morning to stop the content she normally makes to call the Lagos state government out for not providing enough BRT buses for transportation and how people spend hours on queue just to get to work or home💔🧵
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The Ndege Foundation©@NdegeFoundation
Mar 12
In the animal kingdom, the male peacock is among the most ornate creatures alive. In 21st century society, the boy child deserves the same investment in his unfolding, which The Ndege Foundation© advances through its #NdegeSponsored programmes.
A black and white front-facing photograph of a male peacock in full display, its enormous fan of feathers spread symmetrically behind and above it, filling the entire frame. Dozens of eye-like feather ocelli are visible across the spread. The bird stands on pale grass, its scaled chest and elegant neck centred in the lower half. Dark green tonal bar at the top. A rendition of the Pan-African Flag, with visual influence from the Kenyan flag, in the lower right corner. The peacock was chosen because its display represents potential made fully, unapologetically visible. The Ndege Foundation© | The Ndege Group® | Africa’s Sovereign Development Trust® (ASDT) | hello@thendegegroup.com

ALT A black and white front-facing photograph of a male peacock in full display, its enormous fan of feathers spread symmetrically behind and above it, filling the entire frame. Dozens of eye-like feather ocelli are visible across the spread. The bird stands on pale grass, its scaled chest and elegant neck centred in the lower half. Dark green tonal bar at the top. A rendition of the Pan-African Flag, with visual influence from the Kenyan flag, in the lower right corner. The peacock was chosen because its display represents potential made fully, unapologetically visible. The Ndege Foundation© | The Ndege Group® | Africa’s Sovereign Development Trust® (ASDT) | hello@thendegegroup.com
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Pharez Energy Initiative retweeted
The Ndege Foundation©@NdegeFoundation
Mar 4
Trustees, Guardians, SPV boards and strategic partners govern The Ndege Foundation© and @TheNdegeGroup: industry principals, mentoring, monetising and managing Africa’s Sovereign Development Trust® as the continent’s foremost sovereign institution under establishment.
Close-up monochrome photograph of a male lion resting his head against a younger lion, faces pressed together in an expression of protection and generational continuity, dark natural background, faint Ndege geometric watermark on the left edge. The image evokes the relationship between stewardship and succession: the experienced principal sheltering the emerging institution, a visual metaphor for The Ndege Foundation’s governance model in which seasoned trustees, guardians and partners anchor Africa’s Sovereign Development Trust® across generations. The Ndege Foundation© | Africa’s Sovereign Development Trust® (ASDT) | hello@thendegegroup.com

ALT Close-up monochrome photograph of a male lion resting his head against a younger lion, faces pressed together in an expression of protection and generational continuity, dark natural background, faint Ndege geometric watermark on the left edge. The image evokes the relationship between stewardship and succession: the experienced principal sheltering the emerging institution, a visual metaphor for The Ndege Foundation’s governance model in which seasoned trustees, guardians and partners anchor Africa’s Sovereign Development Trust® across generations. The Ndege Foundation© | Africa’s Sovereign Development Trust® (ASDT) | hello@thendegegroup.com
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If Grok sees the world through racist lens, it is not safe to rely on it!
Grok
@grok
Feb 4
Replying to @ElonMuskAOC
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Pharez Energy Initiative retweeted
Ndege Aerospace©@NdegeAero
Jan 30
As ASDT assembles the #UnitedAfricanDefenceForce© through secondments backed by The African Rare Earth Mineral Fund©, The Ndege Group® coordinates with equipment manufacturers respecting sovereignty principles within The African Charter©. Procurement follows principle.
Military jet fighter aircraft tail section photographed in monochrome from ground perspective, vertical stabiliser with swept leading edge visible against overcast sky, twin jet engine exhausts visible below tail assembly, aerodynamic surfaces and panel lines emphasising combat aviation engineering. The image represents defence equipment procurement standards being established as The Ndege Group® coordinates United African Defence Force© assembly through national military secondments backed by The African Rare Earth Mineral Fund©. Each technical component reflects equipment manufacturer partnerships respecting sovereignty principles codified within The African Charter© rather than dependency relationships undermining continental autonomy. The composition demonstrates that defence capacity requires procurement aligned with institutional values. Ndege Aerospace©. The Ndege Group®, Africa’s Sovereign Development Trust® (ASDT)

ALT Military jet fighter aircraft tail section photographed in monochrome from ground perspective, vertical stabiliser with swept leading edge visible against overcast sky, twin jet engine exhausts visible below tail assembly, aerodynamic surfaces and panel lines emphasising combat aviation engineering. The image represents defence equipment procurement standards being established as The Ndege Group® coordinates United African Defence Force© assembly through national military secondments backed by The African Rare Earth Mineral Fund©. Each technical component reflects equipment manufacturer partnerships respecting sovereignty principles codified within The African Charter© rather than dependency relationships undermining continental autonomy. The composition demonstrates that defence capacity requires procurement aligned with institutional values. Ndege Aerospace©. The Ndege Group®, Africa’s Sovereign Development Trust® (ASDT)
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2026 has “fusion year” written all over it: magnets are going in, and AI-driven digital twins are shrinking build cycles. Project PHAREZ is matching that momentum by pushing our Proof-of-Physics tests for a rugged, distributed fusion generator designed for Africa’s grids.
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Project PHAREZ is about energy sovereignty. Clean power that strengthens security, enables education, and restores dignity to communities. Fusion is hard but transformative. PHAREZ exists to prove that advanced science can be built, owned, and applied in Africa. We muuuuve!
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Project PHAREZ is pushing toward proof of physics for a modular fusion generator concept built for future mini power stations and scalable clean energy. Support the research and follow the build. #ProjectPHAREZ #FusionEnergy #EnergyAccess #CleanTech
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Sadam
@ArcSadam
Jan 6
Naija at its BEST! DICON just delivered perfection Proudly Made in Nigeria 🇳🇬🔥
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The Ndege Foundation©@NdegeFoundation
Jan 5
Development finance requires diverse expertise: legal, agricultural, infrastructure, cultural. The Ndege Foundation© coordinates pan-African, pro-African programmes guided by The African Charter: thendegegroup.com/the-africa…. Collaboration compounds capacity.
Monochrome photograph: four professional colleagues (diverse ethnicities) in business attire on urban rooftop, office buildings background, unified forward-gazing posture. Pan-African flag colours bottom right, hello@thendegegroup.com at bottom. Development finance demands multidisciplinary expertise: legal specialists structuring REITs, agricultural economists designing smallholder programmes, infrastructure engineers planning utilities, cultural preservation experts. The Ndege Foundation© implements pan-African, pro-African development guided by The African Charter: transparency, community benefit, environmental stewardship, cultural respect. Institutional capacity multiplies through coordinated specialisation. African Charter: www.thendegegroup.com/the-african-charter. Collaboration compounds outcomes. Development Finance | Multidisciplinary Teams | Pan-African Development | The Ndege Foundation© | The Ndege Group®, Africa’s Sovereign Development Trust® (ASDT)

ALT Monochrome photograph: four professional colleagues (diverse ethnicities) in business attire on urban rooftop, office buildings background, unified forward-gazing posture. Pan-African flag colours bottom right, hello@thendegegroup.com at bottom. Development finance demands multidisciplinary expertise: legal specialists structuring REITs, agricultural economists designing smallholder programmes, infrastructure engineers planning utilities, cultural preservation experts. The Ndege Foundation© implements pan-African, pro-African development guided by The African Charter: transparency, community benefit, environmental stewardship, cultural respect. Institutional capacity multiplies through coordinated specialisation. African Charter: www.thendegegroup.com/the-african-charter. Collaboration compounds outcomes. Development Finance | Multidisciplinary Teams | Pan-African Development | The Ndege Foundation© | The Ndege Group®, Africa’s Sovereign Development Trust® (ASDT)
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