Mii-Mii @MiiSecAI

I have tried so many things to survive. I have sold Snacks, Worked in Bet9ja Shop, Sold popcorn, and many more trades. But now I want to learn a tech skill and stop jumping around. Abeg I need support, please 🙏 I got a scholarship and can't pay the acceptance fee of 26,500, neither do I have a laptop. A little support will change my story please 🙏 Here is my details: 0019928835 Union bank Chinwe Miracle Chisom

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He Lost Everything After His Wife Took It …Then His $1 Noodles Became His Big Break (Part one)

@Chigoldpraiz007 That tragedy changed me, n I vowed to study cybersecurity and help people in that situation. Track those evil people down.

Today, I just want to thank God for the gift of life. No requests, no complaints. I'm just thankful to be alive.

@Chigoldpraiz007 No I am not. Mistake I made not to be part of any community, until tragedy struck. But thank God it did not take my life.

🚨 William Saliba reveals the conversation he had with Mikel Arteta after his injury at the World Cup: 🗣️ William Saliba: “When I got injured at the World Cup, I was obviously disappointed and started thinking about how many games I could miss. Mikel called me and told me not to worry about the season or rush my recovery. “He reminded me that the most important thing was to take my time, listen to the medical team and come back properly. He told me Arsenal would support me throughout the whole process and that there was no pressure to return before I was ready. “That conversation really helped me mentally. I stopped thinking about how long I would be out and started focusing on my recovery. “Mikel told me he didn’t need me back quickly — he needed me back strong, confident and ready to perform at my best. That gave me a lot of peace of mind.”

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@FwTrex Congratulations 👏

Generational wealth starts with one delusional mf.

I came to X a crippled person. God say, no worry the next step just trust Me, do your best. I go put the right people for your path. I dey watch over you always. I know one day that shocking support will come for me my smile will not finish, I will stand up. Who God don bless, no man fit curse.

@YeriTheSGF Make I tap for your grace.

Person go fine, still take photos for fine place, be like you want blind us with too much shine.

Yeribaba’s Page 📃 @YeriTheSGF

3 hours ago

Dear fellow young person, as you continue to strive for a better tomorrow, please manage your lack with wisdom. Having limited resources or facing hardship is a common part of life. Managing it with wisdom means handling your needs strategically rather than impulsively. It is

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One of the biggest problem of marital infidelity, is carrying infection you know nothing about. It is bad enough that you subject your partner to series of tests they ordinarily shouldn't be taking, which takes its own mental stress and financial cost. If it is positive, you alter their lives forever. I understand the anger.

Jenefa💫🍒 @savvage_jenny

a day ago

When something now happens to them , they remember home and bring rubbish diseases to their wife 😒

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One thing I’ve come to understand and I know we are different, but for me you need to know Weakness is not a Virtue!. Do not always let your reflective state be that of weakness. Don’t get me wrong, you should know how to DISCERN 💯 Know when You live to fight another day Know when to Take the bull by the horn But if every time there’s Danger and you’re always running away, overtime Weakness will become your Reflective State.

You don’t need a sign every five minutes. Sometimes you already know what you need to do. You’re just hoping for permission to do it. So here it is: Choose yourself. Leave what hurts you. Start what scares you. Ask for what you want. Your life is waiting for you to make a decision. Happy Wednesday. #DailyPillsWithSean

For those folks that think I posted my passport to show off. You’re right. I was showing off. But not in the way most of you think. I wasn’t showing off documents. I was showing off gratitude. I was showing off relief. I was showing off the fact that the country I ran to gave me what the country of my birth never gave me. Peace of mind. Dignity. A fair chance. Let me take you back so you understand why this matters to me. I didn’t grow up with silver spoons or soft landings. I grew up in ECOMOG base, Jakande Estate Mile 2. Regular Nigerian childhood. Nothing fancy. I went to UNILAG Staff School, then Ijebu Ode Grammar School, later Cherubim and Seraphim College Lagos. Just normal schools, normal struggle, normal Nigerian uncertainty. After secondary school, life scattered. No clear path. No connections. No safety net. I went to technical college because that was the option available when JAMB was jamming people upandan. From there, I started OND in Yabatech. Later, after more struggle, I gained admission into FUTMinna. Every step came with stress. Financial pressure. Emotional pressure. Family pressure. The kind that makes you grow old too early and as first born, it was worse. I robbed Peter to pay Paul just to survive. I hustled on the streets. I looked for jobs until my shoes tore. I knocked on doors that never opened. If you know me wella, you know this story. You try everything. You pray. You fast. You work. You beg. You hope. And still, the system finds a way to remind you that you are on your own. Nigeria never handed me a single opportunity. Instead, it constantly reminded me of my limits that I’m a child of a nobody. It made survival feel like a full time job. It made ambition feel like a crime. It shrank my dreams until all I was thinking about was how to get through the next day. Then I had the opportunity to leave and I left. I didn’t leave because I hated Nigeria. I left because I wanted to breathe. I wanted a place where effort counted for something. I wanted a place where hard work wasn’t mocked. I wanted peace. And when I came to the United States, something changed. Life didn’t suddenly become easy. No. But the rules were clear. The system made sense. I worked. I learned. I grew. This country gave me room to try without crushing me. It gave me chances even without waving certificates in people’s faces. It didn’t tell me to have 5yrs of experience before I got a job. It judged me by what I could do, not where I came from. I built a career. I found stability. I provided for my family. I earned respect. I lived with dignity. Not because I was special, but because the system allowed effort to mean something. For the first time in my life, my mind was at rest. I could plan. I could dream again. I could see tomorrow without fear choking me. This country didn’t promise me heaven. It simply gave me a fair shot. And that changed everything. So when you see me appreciate America, understand this clearly, it is not hatred for Nigeria. I can never have Nigeria, It is gratitude for what worked for me when nothing else did. It is appreciation for the place that allowed me to become myself without begging, bribing, or bowing. If you think this is bragging, that’s your headache. Brag your own too. Everyone should be proud of what saved them. Everyone should acknowledge what gave them a chance to live better. This is my story. This is my truth. And I will never be ashamed of appreciating the country that gave me peace when I desperately needed it. If you read this far, thank you. Oh less I forget, for those trash talkers and those fools saying I’m always quick to bring Nigeria down. I have one thing to say to y’all , FVCK YOU🖕🏽, Ire o ✌🏾 GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 🇺🇸 , GOD BLESS NIGERIA 🇳🇬 .

S𝖎𝖗 S𝖊𝖆𝖓 🇺🇸 @seanpepisky

8 months ago

I didn’t realize how bad this issue was until I started traveling with my American passport. Back then, I thought it was normal, the constant scrutiny during stopovers, being pulled aside, or even called off a boarded plane just for extra searches. I assumed that was just how

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Bruno Guimarães on Instagram 📲 “❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥”

That Saka new look was Eze's idea but I just can't prove it.

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I built my cybersecurity home lab on an M2 Mac with 8GB of RAM. Windows 11, Ubuntu, Kali, Splunk, Wazuh, Sysmon, Windows Event Logs and Defender. And yes, I’ve actually had this environment running.

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@Arthur36622622 Yes na, that's life.

Someone is praying for the normal day you’re tired of. Health is a privilege. Don’t waste it on complaints.