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Gbemisola Esho retweeted
How do you secure autonomous multi-agent systems in production? 🔒
Cybersecurity practitioner & Cloud Instructor Gbemisola Esho breaks down zero-trust AI agent security at #DevFestAbuja2026!
📌 Securing a Multiagent System
📅 Oct 30–31, 2026
🎟️ devfestabuja.com
Gbemisola Esho retweeted
Grateful to God for winning Sports Photographer of the Year at the Visual Conference.
Every frame tells a story. This is a reminder that the journey is worth it. ❤️
Justina Aniefiok | Just Fotos Media
Gbemisola Esho retweeted
Last Hallelujah Challenge, I was only hoping for a decent ML internship.
After HC, I secured two top ML roles, became a U.S. National Lab AI Fellow, and separately became 1 of 5 national AI Fellows, with full funding for my final PhD year. I was also retained beyond summer.
All these came with media coverage beyond my comprehension🥺. Please join HC; seek God genuinely and He shall direct your paths.
Gbemisola Esho retweeted
If you miss @gbemiesho dropping knowledge tomorrow, that one is completely on you. Set your alarms, drag a friend along, and pull up by 9 AM prompt! ⏰🔥
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I’m not a Ronaldo fan but, this is disrespectful to say.
Y’all should know when not to be stupid.
Ronaldo’s son will still be greater than your tenth generation. Not a curse.
Gbemisola Esho retweeted
As a Portuguese, I’m ashamed of my own people attacking and mocking Cristiano Ronaldo right now.
He’s by far the most influential Portuguese ever. They could live 1000 lifetimes and still wouldn’t come close to touching his level.
A bunch of ungrateful, irrelevant nobodies.
Gbemisola Esho retweeted
When the time is right, I, the Lord, will make it happen (Isaiah 60:22).
We just won $100,000 at the Build with Gemini XPRIZE and I am so overwhelmed.
When the competition started we kept asking ourselves what we should build, and eventually I asked, what about Nigeria? I thought about my mum, who has been a tailor for more than 30 years and practically raised my twin sister and me on that income. It was hard sometimes, because her customer base was so small, and she would often wait weeks before a customer paid for a completed job. In Nigeria this is a huge problem for a population where most of the employment sector is made up of artisans. So we built MyFixam, the marketplace where you can find and book verified artisans and pay straight on the app.
The competition had more than 26,000 participants and 1,400 projects. On Friday I pitched live at Moonshot Live, the Oscars for optimism, in front of more than 1,500 people, to judges Cathie Wood, Palmer Luckey, Mark Pincus, Anousheh Ansari and Logan Kilpatrick. To make it to the top 3, I am more than grateful.
Thank you @xprize, @GeminiApp and @PeterDiamandis.
Gbemisola Esho retweeted
My paper just won Best Paper Award at the AFRICAI Workshop at the MICCAI Conference in Strasbourg, France.
Gbemisola Esho retweeted
Meet Toyin who delivered a baby after 17 years of marriage. This is a summary of her journey in 60secs.
Please watch it. Please follow her steps of faith. Please share with everyone believing God for fruit of the womb.
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Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo — the Nigerian pastor seen shouting from a mass grave in President @realDonaldTrump’s post — today buried 3 church members hours after praising Trump for advocating for the persecuted Church in his UN General Assembly speech on Tuesday
Gbemisola Esho retweeted
The Super Eagles have landed Bissau ahead of Tuesdays AFCON qualifier versus Guinea Bissau 🇬🇳
#Supereagles #Nigeria #Guinea
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Prof Joseph Okwuabudike Ojukwu, MFR became a centenarian today, 26 Sept 2026.
He is the eldest son of the late Mogul, Sir Louis Philip Odumegwu Ojukwu of Akamili, Umudim, Nnewi in Anambra State, & the eldest brother of the late Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu.
Prof Joseph Ojukwu was head-boy at @Kings_Lagos in 1943-44, before proceeding to @Cambridge_Uni & Guy’s Hospital, London, for his medical training, later becoming a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in England.🎂🎉🎂
Gbemisola Esho retweeted
100 caps. One shirt. One country. A thousand emotions. ❤️🇳🇬
To represent my country once is an honour. To do it 100 times is a privilege I will never be able to fully put into words.
Today, my heart is filled with gratitude. To my country — thank you for trusting me, believing in me, and giving me the incredible honour of carrying our colours onto the international stage. Every time I wore this shirt, I knew I was representing something bigger than myself: our people, our dreams, our pride and our beautiful nation.
To the fans — thank you for every cheer, every message, every criticism, every moment you stood behind me. You have given me strength on the best days and lifted me on the hardest ones. I have felt your passion every time I stepped onto that pitch.
And to the media, thank you for telling the story, documenting the journey and holding me accountable throughout these years. Every headline, interview and conversation has been part of this incredible chapter.
And to my teammates, coaches, staff, family and everyone who has walked this journey with me — this milestone belongs to you too.
100 appearances is not just a number. It represents years of sacrifice, unforgettable victories, painful defeats, lessons, friendships, dreams and memories that I will carry with me forever.
I am deeply proud. Deeply grateful. And, above all, deeply honoured.
Thank you for allowing me to serve. Thank you for allowing me to dream. Thank you for allowing me to wear this shirt.
100 times — and I would choose it all over again. ❤️
For the country. For the people. For the badge.
Always. 🇳🇬
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The Assassination Attempt on the King of Ijebu-Ode: The 1934 Conspiracy
In Oct 1934, a royal assassination attempt shocked colonial Nigeria. The Awujale was shot in broad daylight in front of thousands.
It resulted in a massive, bewildering trial.
Here’s the story.
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The professor said Peter Obi is “blank,” that he unfortunately does not have the power of oratory, and that he speaks “in an unfortunate way.”
Fair enough. But then the question was flipped: Does Tinubu have the power of oratory?
Suddenly, the professor’s position changed: “It is not important.”
This is exactly why partisan defence destroys credibility. If oratory is a valid measure when judging Peter Obi, why does it suddenly become irrelevant when Tinubu is put under the same standard?
At this point, some APC defenders have stretched credibility so thin that professorship itself is beginning to look like a joke.
