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(9B) I have chosen you and have not rejected you. [10] So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.

Go into this week with this mind and prosper, your week is blessed in Jesus name.

I thank God for the kind of mother that I have. Let us breathe. Another pressure is pressure to succeed. Success means different things to different people. Success can just be me sleeping in my house every day, waking up and telling my children I love you. I might not want to work. The standard of success in Nigeria needs to be redefined.

I feel like I'm the right person to say all of this. Special advice, you don't have to take it oh, you don't have to take it but the pressure that is in this twenty twenty six, I feel sorry, I feel sorry for people out there. May God not allow you have lived for 60 years and out of the 60 years you spent 50 years getting angry. Parents, society..."

Nollywood actress, Ruth She has called on the younger generation to change societal pressure on firstborns and the definition of success.

We’re building technology faster than ever, but at what cost?

More electricity, more water consumption, and growing pressure on our natural resources.

Clean water, healthy forests, and wildlife matter more than another AI app.

Technology should make life better, not put the planet we depend on at risk.

I know what I’d choose. Nature comes first.

As AI continues to expand, so does the demand for energy, cooling, and natural resources.

Yet the public often has limited access to information about the environmental impact of these facilities.

If data centers are using resources that communities depend on, transparency should not be optional.

Annual public reporting of water and electricity consumption should be a basic requirement.

Our resources matter. Our communities matter. And accountability matters.

For millions of hardworking people, waiting several days for a refund isn't just frustrating, it can mean struggling to pay bills, buy groceries, or manage everyday expenses.

We live in an age of instant payments, advanced banking technology, and artificial intelligence, so it's reasonable to question why customers still face such long delays when getting their own money back.

Businesses are quick to expect immediate payment from their customers, and perhaps it's time we expected that same level of speed, fairness, and accountability when they owe us a refund.

These machines produce heat, and many data centers use water-based cooling systems because they can be an effective and economical way to manage temperatures.

Not every data center uses the same amount of water, however, and newer cooling technologies can reduce freshwater demand depending on the location and design.

As artificial intelligence continues to expand, we should be asking how companies plan to protect local water resources while meeting the growing demand for digital services.

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‎It was around 7pm in the evening, I had already went home.‎So he called me and told me about it, I had to call the bank immediately and they started working on it.

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‎We went to the bank and They contacted the person but he had already moved the money out that night. ‎My boss also told the guy to refund ₦9,500,000 and take ₦500k but he blocked him instead.

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‎So my boss decided to track him with the help of his bank manager. ‎Yesterday,He was tracked down in Lagos and got arrested.This guy had spent over ₦6million out of the ₦10,000,000.

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‎He also got an iPhone 17promax too.‎He's currently in cell.‎We could only recover ₦3.3million. ‎Still wondering How fast he was able to spend such amount within 8 days.

‎He may likely spent the rest of the year there"

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‎- A Nigerian lady, identified as @itzchristunique on X (formerly Twitter), has recounted the amount her employer erroneously transferred, which has now gone viral online.

When I went to Kenya, I saw girls standing on the road, wearing heels and rocking nice frontal hair laid, looking ready for business.

The hookup girls in Nigeria are not serious; they’re not putting effort into getting ready. Some of you will look t@cky, as if you're going to get recharge cards, that's why they price you anyhow...”

- Reality TV star Phyna calls out Nigerian h&&kup girls over their appearance, saying Kenyan women put more effort into their dressing and presentation.

Former Big Brother Naija winner Phyna has called out hookup girls in Nigeria, accusing them of putting little effort into their appearance compared to their counterparts in other countries.

Speaking in a video, Phyna said she noticed the difference during a recent visit to Kenya, where she observed that women working on the streets paid more attention to their outfits, makeup and overall appearance.

“I want to beg our hookup girls. I'm on my knees. You girls are not even taking this your job serious,” she said.

According to her, some hookup girls around Orchid Road and Farm City in Lagos barely make an effort to dress up before going out to look for customers.

“You just wear clothes as if you are going to buy a recharge card. They are wearing slippers. They're wearing just one kind gown like that. No makeup, no lip gloss,” she complained.

Phyna questioned why some of the women get upset when men offer them low amounts despite what she described as their lack of preparation.

She advised them to put more effort into their appearance by wearing heels, applying makeup and dressing more attractively.

“At least, try and do lip combo. People just wear the wig, wear your clothes like that, wear bedroom slippers and stand on the road,” she added.

She maintained that the women she observed in Kenya appeared more intentional about their appearance and urged their Nigerian counterparts to do better.