Developer | You can't fight fire with fire 🔥
Lagos, Nigeria
Joined July 2013
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NoFace-god retweeted
Was Fashola also being overly idealistic when his administration launched a much similar idea in 2013?
GRV is suggesting cable cars in Lagos?😭
Bro is too idealistic. He should go to Madagascar to see how their attempt played out.
Deji Doherty didn’t even answer the question, he was just blabbing.
Funsho Doherty spent his time countering what Obafemi Hamzat said and it’s the same Hamzat who had the most realistic and coherent plan to tackle Lagos traffic.
#LagosGovernorshipDebate
NoFace-god retweeted
Unpopular opinion: You don't need to be passionate about your job. You need to be competent, fairly compensated, treated with respect and have room to grow.
NoFace-god retweeted
You might think there isn't much you can do but I promise you, taking a few hours out of one day every four years to vote this evil group of old men and women out is A LOT.
Buy a few drinks. Go with your friends. Make videos. Laugh and hangout and vote them out.
NoFace-god retweeted
Being right years ahead of others isn’t nearly as satisfying as people think. Nobody apologizes for treating you like a crazy. They just come back years later, repeating what you told them as if it’s some groundbreaking revelation because they finally heard it from someone else.
NoFace-god retweeted
Nobody likes you when you're depressed. We can talk all day about mental health and its importance, but the moment you fall into a depression; everyone starts to pull away. They see you as someone negative, a burden, a person too heavy to deal with.
NoFace-god retweeted
There is a type of lock-in that you cannot do in Nigeria.
Is it with 4 hours of electricity? Lol.
NoFace-god retweeted
there's a fundamental error in this reasoning. you're 37, you're lonely, and you've concluded that marrying someone earlier would have been the better decision.
but you're comparing your actual circumstances to an imaginary marriage in which everything worked out. you have no idea what the alternative would have looked like.
you could just as easily be 40, divorced, financially devastated, and wishing you'd never gotten married in the first place.
marriage does not solve the problem of loneliness. it's an enormous commitment with its own costs and risks.
your dissatisfaction with the result of your choice is not proof that the other choice would have been better.
NoFace-god retweeted
One of the most frustrating things is establishing a routine then life happens and you have to build the habit up again.
