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Video 𝐅𝐢𝐫𝐬𝐭 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐂𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐃𝐚𝐲: 𝐋𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐨𝐧𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐍𝐞𝐱𝐭 𝐒𝐭𝐞𝐩𝐬 The inaugural National Cleaning Day has been hailed as a success, but it was not without its challenges. What lessons can we draw from those challenges to make future National Cleaning Days even more successful? This was the focus of... show more

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The Africa Climate Summit, Day 2, was marked by significant milestones and impactful discussions. African Heads of State and Government gathered to share their nations' climate change declarations, and some historic moments occurred as these declarations were signed on the floor. This day was a testament to the commitment of African leaders to address climate challenges head-on. It emphasized Africa's readiness to take control of its destiny as a green leader and economic powerhouse. It underscored the continent's commitment to proactive climate action, paving the way for a more sustainable and prosperous future. #AfricaClimateSummit23 #ACS23

The Africa Climate Summit, Day 2, was marked by significant milestones and impactful discussions. African Heads of State and Government gathered to share their nations' climate change declarations, and some historic moments occurred as these declarations were signed on the floor. This day was a testament to the commitment of African leaders to address climate challenges head-on. It emphasized Africa's readiness to take control of its destiny as a green leader and economic powerhouse. It underscored the continent's commitment to proactive climate action, paving the way for a more sustainable and prosperous future. #AfricaClimateSummit23 #ACS23

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BITCOIN HISTORY WAS JUST MADE IN FLORIDA We are now the FIRST STATE to Pass a Stablecoin framework in the nation! It has now passed the Senate and the House, and will be signed by DeSantis within the next 30 days! How was this able to happen? Well, because we are literally the best State in the Union, that is how. Florida has been the leader in the Bitcoin world, and we will continue to be a leader to ensure we are the Bitcoin Capitol of the United States and the World. Thank you to everyone who has been a part of this process, from the small group of power players like Zach Witkoff and Jason Holloway to those within Florida's government who have made this such a successful Legislative Session.

BITCOIN HISTORY WAS JUST MADE IN FLORIDA We are now the FIRST STATE to Pass a Stablecoin framework in the nation! It has now passed the Senate and the House, and will be signed by DeSantis within the next 30 days! How was this able to happen? Well, because we are literally the best State in the Union, that is how. Florida has been the leader in the Bitcoin world, and we will continue to be a leader to ensure we are the Bitcoin Capitol of the United States and the World. Thank you to everyone who has been a part of this process, from the small group of power players like Zach Witkoff and Jason Holloway to those within Florida's government who have made this such a successful Legislative Session.

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147,606 views • 5 months ago

External Auditor stated in their report, which was forwarded to the National Assembly, that N210trillion was diverted by the NNPC and report was submitted to the President. Instead of ordering a panel of enquiry to further investigate this, Tinubu led government wrote off the alleged money. Nigerians are not only aggrieved but we are bereaved as to how corruption has ruined the future of Nigeria and destroyed the pride of our nation.

External Auditor stated in their report, which was forwarded to the National Assembly, that N210trillion was diverted by the NNPC and report was submitted to the President. Instead of ordering a panel of enquiry to further investigate this, Tinubu led government wrote off the alleged money. Nigerians are not only aggrieved but we are bereaved as to how corruption has ruined the future of Nigeria and destroyed the pride of our nation.

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81,534 views • 6 months ago

txt’s big dorm cleaning day 🫧🧼🧹 🧸 yesterday was the big cleaning day that we decided on ourselves 🧸 we were like “when we’re back, it’s about time we clean things up and throw out the piled up things that we don’t use…let’s live in a neat way” it was the day we decided to do that 🧸 so all the members had a big cleaning day yesterday and…we’re actually not done yet 🧸 i thought we’d be done in an hour but even a day wasn’t enough so when i go back to the dorm today, i think i’m going to clean up a bit more 🧸 people are asking if it got a lot cleaner…no. even amidst the mess, we had some rules like the mess was within the limits we’d promised each other and it was actually livable but we turned everything upside down while cleaning so all those rules disappeared…that’s why we need to deep clean for a day or two more for it to be done 🧸 i was cleaning the dorm yesterday like “wow this was here!!! i gave up on finding it after looking for it for a whole day and it’s been here the whole time!!” and there were also things like “wow i wonder how long this has been here…let’s not even go through this…”

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