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"If you learn coding, you may never become a billionaire, but you will never be poor again. Because everyday, more opportunities are opening for coders. The world is moving from analogue to digital. You can never suffer with that skill. A coder has five times the potential of a PhD in political science, sociology, or philosophy. Go and learn how to code, even if you have a PhD!"-Reno Omokri's post on X-platform (2024).
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''Time decides who you meet in life, your heart decides who you want in your life, and your behavior decides who stays in your life.''-Anonymous author.
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"Crypto can crash. But more often than not, blockchain will give you a flash of cash. Stocks do get stuck. But in the vast majority of times, you experience a stroke of good fortune. Real estate can depreciate. But it holds its value better than money in the bank. Gold is risky to hold. But it has kept its intrinsic value since the time of Abraham better than any other long term asset. Refusing to invest becse there is risk is itself risky. Because you are growing old. As you age, your ability to make money reduces. So, if you don't invest in your youth, you will be infested with poverty in your old age when you can’t work. That, my friend, is the biggest risk! Failure to invest in risky ventures now is an agreement to live in poverty later. There are no two ways about it. Sacrifice present comfort or prepare for future discomfort. You think you have time? If things are hard now that the world’s population is 7.7 billion, what will it be like when it hits 10 billion?"-Reno Omokri's post on X-platform (2024).
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"Strength grows when we dare, unity grows when we pair, love grows when we share and relation grows when we care.''-Anonymous author.
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"Sometimes the person you'd take a bullet for ends up being the one behind the gun.''-Tupac Shakur.
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"Before allowing your degree to give you a false sense of security, please note that twenty-seven PhD holders applied to be truck drivers at Dangote Cement PLC. Let that sink in. Yes, go to school. Study hard. Graduate. But then be aware that the world has changed. Employers are no longer looking at certificates. They are looking for skills. For want of a better word, sabificate. Get digital and actual skills. Get nursing skills. Understand blockchain so you can block and chain poverty. We no longer live in the Industrial Age when schools were churning out certified workers. This is the Knowledge Worker era, where skilled workers are the most valued workers, regardless of whether or not they have a degree."-Reno Omokri's post on X-platform (2024).
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