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Thank you!!
I didn’t leave the studio until 7pm last night, adding the fact checks to the timeline and some of the lower thirds to the video
The main editor of the video slept over at the studio
Just for the video to be lifted entirely and posted on twitter… come on guys
The amount of rubbish some people are saying in my comments is honestly astounding.
Cruise invested time, resources and expertise into producing that conversation. They filmed, edited and published the full video on their YouTube channel; someone then uploaded the entire production on their X account!!
Yes, he credited and tagged Cruise. Yes, the conversation is politically important, and more people watching it might seem like good publicity; but let’s not confuse publicity with permission.
If I can watch the entire conversation on someone’s X account, what incentive do I have to visit Cruise’s YouTube channel to watch the same thing?
And that X account is monetized, that’s a potential earn for him from a production that was made by Cruise; while the original publisher loses views, watch time, audience growth and potential revenue.
This is a business too. Cruise deserves to benefit from the work they put into producing that content.
My question was simple: “Do you have permission from Cruise to post the FULL video on here?”
Because, to my knowledge, he is not the founder or owner of Cruise, and I haven’t seen any public statement from Cruise authorizing people to freely redistribute their full-length content across other platforms.
If he has permission, fantastic. But if he doesn’t, tagging and giving credit to the original publisher doesn’t automatically make it okay.
We cannot keep advocating for the growth Nigeria; which also touches that of the creative industry while overlooking the commercial interests of the people actually creating the content, simply because we like the subject matter.
Share the short clips. Start the conversations. Create the awareness. But don’t automatically mistake someone’s entire production being redistributed for free as a favor to the original creator.
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Rosemary Nwankwo (11.16s) and Gift Bright (10.28s) have won the girls' and boys' 100m titles respectively at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games.
Bright becomes the first Nigerian to win the boys' 100m gold at the competition.
The amount of rubbish some people are saying in my comments is honestly astounding.
Cruise invested time, resources and expertise into producing that conversation. They filmed, edited and published the full video on their YouTube channel; someone then uploaded the entire production on their X account!!
Yes, he credited and tagged Cruise. Yes, the conversation is politically important, and more people watching it might seem like good publicity; but let’s not confuse publicity with permission.
If I can watch the entire conversation on someone’s X account, what incentive do I have to visit Cruise’s YouTube channel to watch the same thing?
And that X account is monetized, that’s a potential earn for him from a production that was made by Cruise; while the original publisher loses views, watch time, audience growth and potential revenue.
This is a business too. Cruise deserves to benefit from the work they put into producing that content.
My question was simple: “Do you have permission from Cruise to post the FULL video on here?”
Because, to my knowledge, he is not the founder or owner of Cruise, and I haven’t seen any public statement from Cruise authorizing people to freely redistribute their full-length content across other platforms.
If he has permission, fantastic. But if he doesn’t, tagging and giving credit to the original publisher doesn’t automatically make it okay.
We cannot keep advocating for the growth Nigeria; which also touches that of the creative industry while overlooking the commercial interests of the people actually creating the content, simply because we like the subject matter.
Share the short clips. Start the conversations. Create the awareness. But don’t automatically mistake someone’s entire production being redistributed for free as a favor to the original creator.
I was a friend of Jamis retweeted
Today is my 45th Spiritual Birthday! On this day in 1981, after nearly two years of investigating Christianity, I abandoned my atheism, confessed and repented of my sin, and received Jesus Christ as my Forgiver and Leader. Coincidentally, today is the 50th Spiritual Birthday of @markmittelberg -- my partner in ministry since 1987. What an adventure we've been on!
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MANDATORY VIEWING
OUT NOW! Is Islam Compatible With The West? With Raymond Ibrahim (@RaymondIbrahim5) vs Maajid Nawaz (@MaajidNawaz)
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Symbolic “representation” will never yield positive change or bring about legitimate improvement. Especially when those being represented insist that there’s nothing about themselves that needs changing.
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Nigeria is a country very difficult to love, and if you have the chance at leaving, by all means, do so. That said I do have issues with the last paragraph here, and I think that's one of the origins of the Nigerian problem.
I genuinely think we should in fact plant gardens we will not eat from, and this is why we have such low quality elites. Our elites fundamentally lack the generational thinking seen in other parts of the world, which is why most Nigerian businesses hardly survive their owners.
The fact that a problem will outlive us does not mean we shouldn't attempt to solve it, as much as we want to live a good life, we should also be quite passionate as to making sacrifice of which we don't know the beneficiaries of.
Not for ourselves alone are we born.
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A County Executive (LGA chair equivalent) pushes grocery cart in the store. That’s someone with a budget of $7bn.
$300m revenue in “poor country “ Nigeria, Mr Governor is in a convoy of cars, tucked in the latest Lexus.
Nigerians discuss public resources like it’s an infinite element when priorities aren’t just centered on the people. How are you going to build a productive population if your abuse resources meant to develop them?
It’s left for ethical millennials and GenZ to cut down the obscene allure that comes with public office in Nigeria. It’s their challenge and gift to the next generation.
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A year ago they were complaining about being 6th and 2 points off 4th.
A year later, we're celebrating a draw sitting 18th in the table.
this fanbase deserves relegation.
#MUFC
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When your in the relegation zone with 8 points from 30 and your CEO and DOF are celebrating a lucky last minute equaliser like they've won the lottery it says everything about the ambitions of the club
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During Amorim’s time, they were making comps of failed build ups every match just to prove the formation is bad and the whole tactics isn’t working
Now there’s no comp because there’s zero build up and tactics 😂
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My wife and I added one warm ritual before bed, and we both admitted:
We hadn't felt anything like this even at 20..
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You all waited to know who he really is, did this answer the question 😁
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All these ex players backing a manager in the relegation zone after ten games is pure hypocrisy and mates rates. Amorim and Ten Hag were vilified for a lot lot less
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100m Youth Olympic Games champion!!!
SS3 student of Nigerian Tulip international school, Abuja - Rosemary Chigozie Nwankwo won Nigeria's first medal🥇 at the Youth Olympic Games in Dakar.
Nwankwo won the women's 100m title, blowing away the field to claim the win.
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