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1987 🔉 …. what a time to be alive 🎶 I was a 17 year old apprentice spark ⚡️ climbing under floorboards with my ghetto blaster annoying everyone 🤭 I remember the workies saying ‘turn that shite off it’s the same thing non stop’ 🤭 I was hooked on...

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TWITTER APPRECIATION POST. Flashback to 11th of January, this year (2024), after a long night of tears and uncertainty, I made a post of X (Twiter), stating the growth and strides I have achieved so far in my business, where I’d like to be this year, and how I have reached a plateau. I have just used all my entire life savings to rent a whole floor of a building in the heart of Lagos (Ago Palace Way, Okota) and do not have a penny to continue but I needed about 70Million naira atleast to set up the place. I had approached a lot of banks and individuals that I know could afford but to no avail, this, as a result led me to my last resort, “making a post on (X) twitter” on the 11th, and I’d say is my biggest breakthrough since I was born. I made the post around 7am that day, which I had composed overnight while crying heavily. The post quickly gained traction and went viral with the help of ALL OF YOU, it was as if I was dreaming! It was just like a dream, a lot of people came into my DM to ask for my account details and I was seeing cash gifts of hundreds of thousands of naira!!! As if that was not enough, someone I have been admiring and made my role model from afar reached out to me and offered me a NON-INTEREST LOAN OF MILLIONS OF NAIRA! I will keep them anonymous for now, we reached agreements that I should be paying monthly with two month moratorium and to the glory of God, I have never defaulted till this day, which I pray to never ever happen. This was yet, my biggest breakthrough since I was born, and this would not have happened without you reading this post now. It is on this note that I want to personally appreciate you sir/ma for believing in my dream. May I also use this opportunity to reassure you sir/ma that going forward, I will never let you down and I promise to always give back to the society. Thank you for 2024. Sincerely. AKEULA TRENDY
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TWITTER APPRECIATION POST. Flashback to 11th of January, this year (2024), after a long night of tears and uncertainty, I made a post of X (Twiter), stating the growth and strides I have achieved so far in my business, where I’d like to be this year, and how I have reached a plateau. I have just used all my entire life savings to rent a whole floor of a building in the heart of Lagos (Ago Palace Way, Okota) and do not have a penny to continue but I needed about 70Million naira atleast to set up the place. I had approached a lot of banks and individuals that I know could afford but to no avail, this, as a result led me to my last resort, “making a post on (X) twitter” on the 11th, and I’d say is my biggest breakthrough since I was born. I made the post around 7am that day, which I had composed overnight while crying heavily. The post quickly gained traction and went viral with the help of ALL OF YOU, it was as if I was dreaming! It was just like a dream, a lot of people came into my DM to ask for my account details and I was seeing cash gifts of hundreds of thousands of naira!!! As if that was not enough, someone I have been admiring and made my role model from afar reached out to me and offered me a NON-INTEREST LOAN OF MILLIONS OF NAIRA! I will keep them anonymous for now, we reached agreements that I should be paying monthly with two month moratorium and to the glory of God, I have never defaulted till this day, which I pray to never ever happen. This was yet, my biggest breakthrough since I was born, and this would not have happened without you reading this post now. It is on this note that I want to personally appreciate you sir/ma for believing in my dream. May I also use this opportunity to reassure you sir/ma that going forward, I will never let you down and I promise to always give back to the society. Thank you for 2024. Sincerely. AKEULA TRENDY

Akeula Omogbolahan

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I posted this one awhile back. One of the most pleasing riffs to my ear. Ed was never happy with the lyrics. (This was at a time when he and Sam were not exactly BFFs.) 😬 I love all the eras of Van Halen, because I love Edward. This instrumental version is a great diving jam. 🤘
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I posted this one awhile back. One of the most pleasing riffs to my ear. Ed was never happy with the lyrics. (This was at a time when he and Sam were not exactly BFFs.) 😬 I love all the eras of Van Halen, because I love Edward. This instrumental version is a great diving jam. 🤘

Railroader5150

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This is a very unique take on the 23rd psalm I have never heard it explained like this before. I have always heard that if you are in a time in your life and you are unsure of what or how to pray due to whatever circumstances, that you could just say this. God knows our heart.
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This is a very unique take on the 23rd psalm I have never heard it explained like this before. I have always heard that if you are in a time in your life and you are unsure of what or how to pray due to whatever circumstances, that you could just say this. God knows our heart.

Erica 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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