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I’m in love with this sentence:
“An inch of movement is better than a mile of intentions.”
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Manchester City will never forget the night Messi decided to take over the Camp Nou 🐐🔥
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🚨| WATCH: Serena Williams gave Speed a 6-0 HEAD START, meaning he only needed 2 more points to win but she went on to score 8 STRAIGHT POINTS without letting him score once 🤯😭🔥
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You'll spend forever with your partner. At least, that is the intention.
The very least you can do, is to be kind to them.
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President Trump's 2021 letter to incoming President Joe Biden has been obtained by The New York Times, which is detailed in Biden's new book.
The letter was written in black Sharpie.
In the book, Biden described how surprised he was to see how kind and warm Trump was to him.
Biden said during his meeting with Trump after the 2024 election, Trump adopted "a tone so friendly that I thought he might be putting me on."
"You know, Joe, if it weren’t for politics, I believe we’d be good friends," Trump said, according to the book.
The letter from President Trump to Biden is below:
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every time you hesitate, someone less talented takes your spot. the world rewards audacity, not potential, confidence over cowardice.
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"No matter your age, you'll always wish you started younger. But today is the youngest you'll ever start"
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You're going to spend most of your life with your partner. The least you can do is to love them.
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The audacity to hate on someone for trying to make life more comfortable and encouraging others to priorities their productivity and comfort.
All while choosing to study abroad. At least be consistent. The Nigerian education system was here when you made that (rational) choice. How many people hated you for doing something that just made sense..Or does that mean you sold out on bad state of education in Nigeria?
I live and work in Nigeria. I contribute to the economy, from STEM education to financial technology, I pay my taxes, and have actively advocated and protested for a better Nigeria. I am here, doing my part to make this country better.
This is particularly disappointing coming from you, Rinu. I genuinely thought you were above the performative outrage merchants who ride waves of public discontent to build personal relevance.
Nigeria doesn't even rank among the world's top 50 solar energy users. Yet, many of the countries dominating that list have some of the most stable electricity grids in the world. People there still choose energy independence for convenience, resilience and productivity. Do you hate them too?
Perhaps the problem isn't really about concern for Nigerians. Perhaps outrage has simply become another tool for performing concern and harvesting public anger for personal relevance.
I have been consistent about this since 2016. I know how many people I have helped transition to solar, how many businesses I have advised at absolutely no cost, the number of free installations I have facilitated, and the countless hours of free consultations I have given.
Hate me all you want. I will continue to advocate for renewable energy as a practical alternative to an unreliable grid, while equally pushing for and supporting efforts towards a better national electricity grid..
























