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I hosted my 113th wedding as a Professional MC today, Thank you for having me, The Azeezes. ❤️💍

It was my 112th wedding as a Professional MC today, Thank you, The Alpheus. ❤️🎉

RT @Toluwase_x: DAI DAI BY SHAKIRA & BURNA BOY IS NOW OFFICIALLY CERTIFIED 3X PLATINUM IN PORTUGAL. 🇵🇹💿💿💿

RT @Joiceoflagos: Me in playsuit cause I’m not a skirt girlie 🙂‍↔️

I've never seen a babe look bad in a mini skirt🔥 Mini skirt thread , anyone 🔥🙈

RT @Cele__Audu: This 9-1-1: Lone Star episode proves that a simple pepperoni pizza order can actually be a desperate 911 call for help, turning a fake delivery into a high-stakes, life-or-death rescue. 🎬🔥🍿🚨

There are some TV shows and movies you watch that tend to stay with you forever. 🎬🍿🔥

RT @JJExclusive1: Lot of Gen Z girls are foolish, zero accountability, zero responsibility, i blame her mother tho

RT @Leemahwe: Carter Efe and Jasmine just woke up in Morocco. Jasmine sef na good receiver.

RT @kaswizofficial: Imagine a court where one person can create 100 judges, give them different AI models, and fill the jury with their own opinions. Would having 100 judges make that court fair? Not really. The problem isn't the number of judges. It's who controls them. That's one reason @GenLayer requires validators to lock GEN before they can participate in judging cases. Running an AI model is relatively easy. Making participation economically accountable is a different matter. A stake raises the cost of trying to influence the network with fake or disposable validators, while penalties create consequences for proven misconduct. I find this important because AI judges need more than the ability to produce an answer. The system also needs a way to make participation costly to abuse. Decentralisation isn't just about having many validators. It's about making it difficult for one actor to control the decision behind all those validators. Would you trust a jury of 100 judges if one person could secretly control all of them?

GenLayer runs on delegated proof of stake, with one difference: its validators don't just check transactions, they judge them, each with a different AI model. To get a seat on a case, a validator has to lock GEN.

RT @kaswizofficial: Random shot, here's me making up for missing Day 3 of #trusttheprocess30days

I think it's time to get a proper phone stand. 😂 I love nature, beautiful scenery, and capturing aesthetic moments. This #TrustTheProcess30Days challenge might be the perfect excuse to explore more, create more, and document the little things along the way. Here's my Day 2 shot..💫

RT @CrystalReignz: The talks, composure and aura of Omo olowo Dey always different. Always 🤝

Olamide, daughter of Sola Sobowale, delivers a heartfelt speech at the official launch of her mum's new home.

RT @Real_jaeflex: Her husband returned home from military service but he returned as a shadow of himself. 🍿🎬

These are the movies that make you say, “Let me just watch one more scene.”

RT @mrcavanaX: This type of comedy doesn't exist anymore 🎬

RT @chameleon_fr: My Mood after i loose my Ahmadu Bello to Red App Trading, then I hear that an obtainer man has been caught for obtaining 2 Namdi Azikiwes

RT @D_GreatSAMi: Here are few 1. Ignoring what feeds your mind: The people you follow shape how you think, your feed is influencing you whether you notice it or not. Follow people who teach you, challenge you, and make you think better. 2. Effect of drinking excess alcohol daily: Increases cancer risk, disrupts sleep, and does massive damage to the liver and brain. 3. Importance of reading books: Books are borrowed wisdom. You can't let AI do all the thinking for you. Read a damn book. 4. Avoiding hard conversations: This creates resentment and weakens your ability to speak for yourself. 5. Keeping toxic people around: Toxic people drain your energy like a vampire drinks blood. This will crush self-esteem and limit growth. 6. Not having a list of 3-5 tasks every day that would enable you to turn your goals into reality. 7. Never measuring progress (weight, finances, skills, etc.). You can't improve what you don't track. 8. Buying things to impress other people. This shows a lack of worth. If you need a "thing" to impress others, it's a sign of low status that's disguised as high status. 9. Avoid Self-deprecation: This is a sign of low self-esteem while programming limitations into your own reality. 10. Importance of getting less than 4000 steps a day: A sign of laziness and modern living. Walking reduces stress and boosts brain power. Sedentary living leads to poor mental health and a low life expectancy. 11. Effect of not being hydrated: This leads to poor mental performance and low energy. 12. Not embracing technology: This is rooted in fear and overwhelm. Not learning new tech means you'll be left behind. 13. Stop complaining or blaming others: This is a sign that you don't take ownership and responsibility of your actions 14. Sleeping less than 6 hours a day: Long-term sleep deprivation leads to fat gain, lower cognitive function, and eventual disease. 15. Thinking that anything in your 20s is "too late": This belief will stop you from doing some cool shit.

By age 30, what's one thing a man must understand before it gets too late?

RT @LongLiveNaseer: Men like to be spoiled too. Thank you, baby.😍 After six weeks on the road, I came home to these beautiful gifts from wifey. I guess this is her way of saying no more solo business trips for the rest of the year. #WomanCrushForever @bimpiemadoks ❤️

RT @bzingers: If you’re able to guess the name of this NBA player, you’re indeed a real one 🏀 Level : Hard 🔥

RT @holarofLagos1: Missy was always so bitter and mean for absolutely no reason. Even when people were genuinely nice to her and cared about her, she never seemed to care about anyone but herself. She was always trying to do things that were clearly meant for grown adults.🎬🍿

RT @dunni05: Who taught you about money growing up? Be honest, some of us had to learn the hard way. In my case, I think adulthood was the actual financial education😂

RT @Angle__wix: She placed a bet on his behalf and won a $ but that pushed him to challenge the man after being mocked 🎬🍿

There are a lot of TV shows with good story line and plot twits apart from these popular ones 🍿

RT @shalomdfirstt: Every woman’s type🥺❤️

RT @Baggio2345: An accountant was reviewing the company’s annual budget when he noticed an unexplained payment of $80,000. The payment had been approved by the finance director and described as a consultancy fee. He checked the supplier’s details and discovered that the company had been registered only three weeks earlier. He immediately reported it to his manager. Accountant: “I think someone is using the company account to move money.” Manager: “Are you accusing the finance director?” Accountant: “I’m asking for the payment to be investigated.” The manager advised him to mind his business. Two days later, the accountant received an email from HR inviting him to explain why he had accessed confidential financial records. He knew someone was trying to silence him.

RT @TaiwoMuyiwa23: Rachel Zegler & boyfriend Nathan Louis-Fernand hold hands as they walk around the Primrose hill neighborhood in London.

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