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This is tragic and painful to watch. A South African telling another fellow South African that they cannot work in another South African province simply because they come from a different province. Someone once warned that when xenophobes and Afrophobes are done targeting foreign nationals in South Africa, they will eventually turn on fellow South Africans. That warning is now becoming reality. Imagine a black South African telling another black South African that they do not “look like people from this province”, therefore they cannot work there. How painful is that? To be told in your own country that you do not belong because of how you look, how you speak, or where you come from. This is backward. This is dangerous. This is a tragic failure of critical thinking and leadership. South African leaders should never allow this poison to grow. History has already shown us where this type of thinking leads. In Rwanda, people were divided, dehumanised and eventually butchered on the basis of identity and appearance. We should never allow Africa to move anywhere near that darkness again. What is happening is unacceptable on every level. It is heartbreaking as a black African to watch fellow black Africans treat each other this way. Those of us perceived to be elites are often insulated from this madness because we live in affluent areas and work internationally. But what about ordinary people trying to survive? Are we now saying a carpenter from Gauteng cannot travel to North West to look for work because he “does not look like people from there”? Come on. This is bad. Very bad. Africa cannot progress while people are taught to hate one another over provincial identities, ethnicity or nationality. Leaders across the continent must stand up firmly against this nonsense before it destroys communities and generations. Africa needs unity, dignity, tolerance and opportunity, not this shameful politics of division.

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ELON: THE WHOLE NGO SCAM IS CRAZY “There is a massive amount of corruption, but it is circuitous. There's taxpayer money that is then sent to various government organizations, which then send it to NGOs that are then no longer governed by the laws of the United States. So, they'll send the money overseas to one NGO, then they'll go through a bunch of them, and then I'm highly confident that a bunch of that money then comes back to the United States and lands in the pockets of the people you just mentioned. I'm trying to connect the dots on how [some people in government] did become rich; how'd they get $20 million if they're earning $200,000 a year? Nobody can explain that. We're going to try to figure it out and certainly stop it from happening. Just in general, the whole NGO scam is just crazy. It's blown my mind, really.” Source: Town Hall in Green Bay, Wisconsin, March 2025

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Pixar was making millions on commercials in 1996. They were good at it. Fast turnarounds, steady revenue and clients loved them. Then Steve Jobs killed it. The math looked perfect on a spreadsheet. But Jobs was watching something else: his best people. Twenty-five of them... Incredibly talented were spending their days on work-for-hire assignments that belonged to someone else. "We reluctantly pulled out because great people are hard to find, and we couldn't afford to have 25 of them making commercials anymore." He saw the trap most companies never notice. Profitable work has gravity. It funds itself, grows and convinces you that doing more of it is the rational choice. But profitable work isn't the same as work that matters. Commercials meant no ownership, residuals or portfolio pieces that belonged to Pixar. Jobs understood something most executives don't: the opportunity cost of keeping talented people busy on someone else's vision is higher than the revenue they generate. Walk away from the millions now, and you keep the 25 people who might build something worth billions later. Stay in commercials, and you lose them, either to burnout or to competitors who offer something to own. This is why great people leave good companies. Not because they want more money. Because they want to build something that feels theirs.

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129,491 views • 3 months ago

This lady clearly broke down the digital tax deal between FRANCE and NIGERIA, and what it means for Nigeria’s digital sovereignty. Some people are just shouting without understanding, so I broke it down for better understanding. IMAGINE YOU ARE IN NURSERY 2 😊 Nigeria has a big piggy bank where it keeps money collected from people and companies. That piggy bank belongs only to Nigeria. One day, Nigeria tells France: “Please teach us better ways to collect money, find people who hide money, and make sure big companies pay what they should.” France says: “Okay. We will teach, but we will not touch your piggy bank.” That teaching agreement is called an MoU. WHAT THIS MoU is NOT France is not taking Nigeria’s money. France is not controlling Nigeria’s tax office. France is not seeing everybody’s money. France is not changing Nigeria’s laws. Nigeria is still the boss of its money. WHAT “SHARING INFORMATION” MEANS Sometimes, a very big company hides money in another country. Nigeria can say: “France, please check this one company.” France checks only that one case, locks the message, and sends it back. Nobody is opening Nigeria’s whole book. WHY NIGERIA IS DOING THIS Some very big companies play hide-and-seek with money. This agreement helps Nigeria: Find hidden money. Make big companies pay. Get more money without adding new taxes. ABOUT FEAR AND SHOUTING Many countries do this: America and Mexico. UK and Nigeria. India and many countries. It is normal. SIMPLE ENDING Nigeria is learning, not selling itself. Nigeria is in charge, not controlled. The piggy bank stays at home.

This lady clearly broke down the digital tax deal between FRANCE and NIGERIA, and what it means for Nigeria’s digital sovereignty. Some people are just shouting without understanding, so I broke it down for better understanding. IMAGINE YOU ARE IN NURSERY 2 😊 Nigeria has a big piggy bank where it keeps money collected from people and companies. That piggy bank belongs only to Nigeria. One day, Nigeria tells France: “Please teach us better ways to collect money, find people who hide money, and make sure big companies pay what they should.” France says: “Okay. We will teach, but we will not touch your piggy bank.” That teaching agreement is called an MoU. WHAT THIS MoU is NOT France is not taking Nigeria’s money. France is not controlling Nigeria’s tax office. France is not seeing everybody’s money. France is not changing Nigeria’s laws. Nigeria is still the boss of its money. WHAT “SHARING INFORMATION” MEANS Sometimes, a very big company hides money in another country. Nigeria can say: “France, please check this one company.” France checks only that one case, locks the message, and sends it back. Nobody is opening Nigeria’s whole book. WHY NIGERIA IS DOING THIS Some very big companies play hide-and-seek with money. This agreement helps Nigeria: Find hidden money. Make big companies pay. Get more money without adding new taxes. ABOUT FEAR AND SHOUTING Many countries do this: America and Mexico. UK and Nigeria. India and many countries. It is normal. SIMPLE ENDING Nigeria is learning, not selling itself. Nigeria is in charge, not controlled. The piggy bank stays at home.

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77,771 views • 7 months ago

Let me be honest with you, the biggest problem William Ruto has right now may not even be the opposition it is the people speaking from within his own political circle. Junet Mohammed has a habit of saying things that many leaders would prefer remain behind closed doors. Now he is openly claiming that Senators were bribed during the impeachment of Rigathi Gachagua and that Aaron Cheruiyot handled the money. If you think about it, when someone who is supposed to be a political ally keeps making such claims in public, it creates doubt in the minds of ordinary Kenyans. People start asking themselves: if there was nothing irregular, why are these details coming out from insiders? That is why I keep saying, with friends like Junet, you really do not need enemies. His own words are putting William Ruto and his team in a very difficult position because every statement makes Ruto look stupid.

Let me be honest with you, the biggest problem William Ruto has right now may not even be the opposition it is the people speaking from within his own political circle. Junet Mohammed has a habit of saying things that many leaders would prefer remain behind closed doors. Now he is openly claiming that Senators were bribed during the impeachment of Rigathi Gachagua and that Aaron Cheruiyot handled the money. If you think about it, when someone who is supposed to be a political ally keeps making such claims in public, it creates doubt in the minds of ordinary Kenyans. People start asking themselves: if there was nothing irregular, why are these details coming out from insiders? That is why I keep saying, with friends like Junet, you really do not need enemies. His own words are putting William Ruto and his team in a very difficult position because every statement makes Ruto look stupid.

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KanekoaTheGreat

2,852,229 views • 3 years ago