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I can cook. As you are eating, someone might come and remove your roof because they will lie that I am owing them money but focus on your eba. If you don't look up, you can never notice anything is missing, olowo ori mi, Akande temi nikan. Okurin mefa.
I'm learning fashion designing. For now, it's only that prison knicker I can sew but my bead work?? MAD. Make I no talk too much. Marry me first. All your friends. Set for life.
Today, the Nomad bridge was exploited for $190m, making it the 4th biggest DeFi hack in history. It's also being dubbed as the "first decentralised hack", with users snatching funds via a simple copy and paste trick. Here's a breakdown of what happened. 👇
1. Nomad is a cross-chain bridge which offers asset transfers between Ethereum, Avalanche, Moonbeam, Evmos, and Milkomeda. Today, it was hacked for $190m - seeing their TVL plummet from $190m to just $12,401.
Unbeknownst to her, Korede had continued to apply for scholarships. The moment he got it, he left without looking back and abandoned christabel. This happened in late 2020 according to her. She had since given up on pursuing her education.
As a graduate of Microbiology, she had little reasons to go back to school because Nigeria does not value the course. Even if she did, she had no funds for application fees, ielts and all that. It was then i told her to check out the page of @olumuyiwaayo.
I remember back in those days in UI. During my post graduate days, I used to have this friend who was crazy in love. Her name was christabel. She was dating one guy who was doing his masters in one of those departments close to the PG school. I believe it's veterinary medicine.
His name was Korede. We all went to the library and hung out a lot especially at the cinemas and things were happening o; things that happened in darkness. let me not talk 🏃🏽♀️🏃🏽♀️🏃🏽♀️🏃🏽♀️. I had another friend whose name was Ronke. We were both choristers at the chapel.
![[OPINION] Nigeria: More Universities Where? - Reuben Abati
I stumbled on a story in the Nigerian media which says that the National Assembly is planning to consider no fewer than 63 bills for the creation of new universities, polytechnics, colleges of education >>](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpbs.twimg.com%2Fmedia%2FFZInjuFWQAAPvZF.jpg&w=3840&q=75 "[OPINION] Nigeria: More Universities Where? - Reuben Abati
I stumbled on a story in the Nigerian media which says that the National Assembly is planning to consider no fewer than 63 bills for the creation of new universities, polytechnics, colleges of education >>")
[OPINION] Nigeria: More Universities Where? - Reuben Abati I stumbled on a story in the Nigerian media which says that the National Assembly is planning to consider no fewer than 63 bills for the creation of new universities, polytechnics, colleges of education >>
and monotechnics, and I wondered whether madness has finally descended on Nigeria’s education sector. Nigeria at the moment has about 49 Federal Universities, 59 state universities, Polytechnics - about 40, state-owned universities- 49, and private universities – 76, >>
''How Insecurity Affects Business in Nigeria: GB Food’s 20 Billion Naira Investment In Kebbi As A Case Study. Two years ago, GB Foods ( makers of Gino Curry, Gino Tomato Paste and Bama mayonnaise) deployed 20 billion naira of their working capital to build one of the biggest
tomato processing plants in Africa. The factory was located in Kebbi state. The reason why the factory was located in Kebbi state was access to raw materials, which is tomatoes. The village in question, in Kebbi, where the GB factory is located, is the biggest grower of tomatoes
