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Dayo Jegede reposted thisDayo Jegede reposted thisThere are days when you can look at your spouse and think: I know something’s off. I just don’t know what you need from me. Maybe they’re tired. Maybe they’re feeling sensitive. Maybe they need reassurance. Maybe they need space. And sometimes, everything is genuinely fine. That’s the idea behind Today’s Signal in Anchor Us. It gives someone a simple way to share how they’re doing and, if they choose, what might help — then gives their spouse a gentle cue about how they can show up. It isn’t about tracking moods or replacing conversation. It’s about making it a little easier to notice each other when everyday life gets loud. Here’s a quick look at how it works. #AnchorUs #RelationshipTech #ProductDesign #Marriage
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Dayo Jegede reposted thisDayo Jegede reposted thisI’ve been thinking about how often we talk about strengthening marriages while avoiding one of the areas that can create some of the most confusion inside them: Sex. Not because couples don’t care about it. Sometimes because they care about it so much that it becomes hard to talk about honestly. Two people can love each other deeply and still have very different experiences of desire. One may want sex more often. One may prefer mornings while the other considers conversation before coffee an unreasonable request, much less romance. 😂 One person may experience sex as a way of feeling connected. The other may need to feel emotionally connected before sexual desire even shows up. And underneath an argument about frequency might actually be: “Do you still want me?” While underneath the other person’s frustration might be: “Can you be close to me without every touch asking for something?” Both are vulnerable questions. That’s why we published a new piece on the Anchor Us Journal: We Love Each Other. So Why Does Sex Feel So Complicated? We tried to approach it the same way we want Anchor Us to approach marriage in general: honestly, practically, with some humor, without shame, and without pretending one spouse is automatically the problem. One line from the piece probably sums it up best: Complicated does not automatically mean broken. Sometimes it means two people need to keep learning how to tell each other the truth—even after years of marriage. And yes, that includes the awkward stuff. Probably especially the awkward stuff. https://lnkd.in/gtH4YQaq #AnchorUs #Marriage #Relationships #Communication #Intimacy #ChristianMarriage
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Dayo Jegede shared this📚 CIJ SCHOLARSHIP FUND – SEASON 5 🎓 ⏰ REMINDER! REMINDER! REMINDER! Applications for the 2026 Comfort Ilori Jegede (CIJ) Scholarship Fund are still open! 💰 ₦100,000 scholarship award in each category 📚 Medicine | Law | Engineering | Science | Arts | Social Science 📅 APPLICATION DEADLINE: OCTOBER 30TH, 2026 If you’re eligible, don’t wait until the last minute! Apply today and take a step toward your academic goals. 👉 Apply/learn more: tinyurl.com/3wuu8ke9 Ulupeju agbe kete ra o! 🇳🇬📖
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Dayo Jegede reposted thisDayo Jegede reposted thisLife gets busy. Connection usually doesn’t disappear in one big moment—it gets crowded out by a hundred little things. So keep choosing each other in the little ones too. Five intentional minutes. A thoughtful question. A laugh. A touch. A moment of real attention. That’s what Anchor Us is built for. ❤️ anchorus.app #AnchorUs #ChooseEachOther #MarriageMatters
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Dayo Jegede reposted thisDayo Jegede reposted thisOne thing we’re experimenting with at Anchor Us is telling relationship truths through stories instead of always giving advice. Because sometimes: “Respect what matters to your spouse.” is good advice. But this might be more memorable: Grace has been ready since 6:22 p.m. Their anniversary reservation is at 7:00. Andre has somehow found time to move the laundry, take out the trash, investigate a missing water bottle…and lose one of his dress shoes. 😂 On the surface, Episode 2 is about a husband who cannot seem to get out of the house. Underneath it is a much more interesting tension. Grace is thinking: “I needed you to treat the thing that mattered to me like it mattered to you too.” Andre is thinking: “I wasn’t ignoring you. I was trying to take care of everything.” And the uncomfortable part is that both can be true. That’s what I’m enjoying about these Anchor Us stories. The couples are fictional, but the moments are deliberately ordinary—the small misunderstandings where two decent people can experience the exact same situation very differently. Episode 2 is: Grace Has Been Ready Since 6:22. Andre Is Looking for His Other Shoe. It’s funny, warm, faith-filled, and ultimately about patience, intention, and learning to see what an ordinary moment means to the person you married. Read it on the Anchor Us Journal: https://lnkd.in/gKDuAYnY And yes, Andre eventually finds the shoe. 😂 #AnchorUs #Marriage #Relationships #Storytelling #MarriageStories #FaithAndFamily
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Dayo Jegede reposted thisDayo Jegede reposted thisMarriage is built in more ordinary moments than extraordinary ones. The goodbye kiss. The random text. The inside joke. Five minutes in the kitchen. A hand on your spouse’s shoulder as you walk by. Small moments don’t always feel important while they’re happening. But over time, they become a marriage. ❤️ anchorus.app #AnchorUs #MarriageMatters #IntentionalMarriage
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Dayo Jegede reposted thisDayo Jegede reposted thisOne thing we’ve been intentional about with Anchor Us is making faith practical, not just present. With Shared Verse, both spouses choose whether they want Scripture to be part of their shared space. When they both turn it on, Anchor Us gives them the same new verse each day to reflect on together. But we didn’t want to stop at simply displaying a Bible verse. Each verse includes a reflection question, something to talk about together, and one small action that helps move the Scripture from something you read to something you actually carry into your marriage. Don’t just read the verse. Carry it into your marriage. That idea captures a lot of what we’re trying to build with Anchor Us: small, practical ways for couples to be more intentional with each other in the middle of ordinary life. anchorus.app
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Dayo Jegede reposted thisDayo Jegede reposted thisDon’t look now (or do) but the right team—with all the things you want—is waiting for you. Let’s talk about how you can join it today.
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Dayo Jegede reposted thisDayo Jegede reposted thisWe’ve been experimenting with a different kind of content at Anchor Us. Marriage advice is useful, but sometimes you remember a story much longer than you remember a list of tips. So we’re creating short, funny, faith-and-family-filled stories about fictional couples dealing with very real marriage moments. Episode 1 is “Marcus Needs Space. Tasha Needs an Answer.” Marcus wants twenty minutes where nobody asks him anything. Tasha would simply like to know whether “twenty minutes” means twenty minutes… or sometime next Thursday. 😂 Underneath the humor is a real question: How do you ask for space without making the person you love feel abandoned? This is the first story in a series, with a different couple and a different marriage dynamic each episode. I’d love to know what you think of the format. https://lnkd.in/g73Fj55z
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Dayo Jegede liked thisDayo Jegede liked thisStanding opposite the United Nations in Geneva is a 12-metre chair with one of its four legs deliberately shattered. The Broken Chair was created in 1997 as part of a campaign by Handicap International to draw attention to the devastating impact of landmines and to push governments towards banning them. Its location was deliberate: right in front of the UN, where diplomats and world leaders could not easily ignore it. What struck me was the thinking behind it. The people who created the chair understood that sometimes, a message needs more than words. A report can be read. A statistic can be discussed. But a giant chair with a broken leg makes the consequence visible. There is a lesson here for leaders: when something matters, we must find ways to make people see it, not just hear about it. Whether it is an organizational problem, a social issue or a technology challenge, the difference between being heard and being ignored is sometimes finding the right way to make the message impossible to overlook. What are we trying to communicate that words alone have failed to convey, and what can we do differently to make the message understood and acted upon? #Leadership #Communication #UnitedNations #BrokenChair #Otokiti
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Dayo Jegede liked thisDr. Mary Adedoyin (PhD, COREN Reg., FNIEEE, MIEEE, MNSE)
Dr. Mary Adedoyin (PhD, COREN Reg., FNIEEE, MIEEE, MNSE)
1dDayo Jegede liked this🚀 Advancing AI Through Research, Innovation and Education I am passionate about using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to solve real-world problems, from sustainable energy and healthcare to education and human capacity development. I am delighted that my research team recently received an Award and Certificate of Excellence for Best Abstract in the Physical Sciences & Engineering category for our research titled: “Development of AI-Driven Digital Twin Energy Management for Sustainable Campuses” at the 8th LASU Research and Innovation Fair. This recognition builds on my journey in AI research. To mention a few, in 2024, we received a research grant under the Nigeria Artificial Intelligence Research (NAIR) Scheme as Principal Investigator for the project “Wearable Sensor-Based AI System for Early Detection and Personalized Management of Lung Cancer.” In 2025, we received an international grant for Data Science and Medical Image Analysis Training for Improved Health Care Delivery in Nigeria (DATICAN), involving the University of Chicago. I have also had the privilege of sharing knowledge on AI as a keynote speaker at professional and academic platforms, including NIEEE, NSE, ICSEECR 2026, etc. as well as facilitating AI-focused workshops, trainings, and webinars, including at the Faculty of Education Annual International Conference, Lagos State University. I strongly believe that research should not end with publications and conferences. It should translate into skills, solutions, opportunities, and impact. That vision inspired DrMary Academy, a platform dedicated to helping students, researchers, professionals and entrepreneurs develop practical skills in AI, digital technologies, research and productivity, while learning how to apply and monetise these skills. And I am excited to invite you to our next AI Productivity Bootcamp session! 📅 Date: Friday, 25 September 2026 ⏰ Time: 5:00 PM (WAT) 💻 Join the Zoom Meeting: https://lnkd.in/eFSmZeCD 💬 Meeting Chat: https://lnkd.in/epGkEa-S Meeting ID: 820 8286 7352 Passcode: BOOTCAMP 🎥 Missed Session 1? Watch it here: https://lnkd.in/eZXKiht7 📝 Register for DrMary Academy: https://lnkd.in/eQNT_ZhP 💬 Join our WhatsApp Community: https://lnkd.in/eru6X7uw I look forward to building more research collaborations, mentoring more people, developing impactful AI solutions, and contributing to the growing global AI ecosystem. If you are a researcher, university, industry partner, student, professional, or entrepreneur interested in AI research, collaboration, training, or innovation, I would be delighted to connect with you. Let us move beyond talking about AI to researching it, building with it, applying it, and creating impact with it. #ArtificialIntelligence #DrMaryAcademy #AIProductivity #Innovation #Research #DigitalSkills #STEM #SustainableTechnology -
Dayo Jegede liked thisDayo Jegede liked thisBefore deciding you need to earn more, take a closer look at the money you already earn. Your monthly bank statement can reveal a lot about your spending habits. Here's a simple exercise: Review your bank statement. Go through every transaction, including small expenses. Those ₦1,000, ₦2,000 and ₦5,000 payments can quickly add up. 2. Sort your expenses into five buckets: 📍 Savings/Investments – Money set aside for your goals. 📍 Needs – Food, rent, transport, utilities and healthcare. 📍 Wants – Shopping, entertainment and eating out. 📍 Debt – Loan repayments and other obligations. 📍 Unexpected Expenses – Emergencies, repairs and unplanned costs. 3. Identify your financial leaks. Ask yourself: * Which bucket takes the largest share of my income? * Where am I spending more than necessary? Frequent food deliveries, unused subscriptions, impulse purchases and unplanned outings may be quietly draining your finances. Once you identify these leaks, you can decide what to reduce, eliminate or redirect toward savings, investments and debt repayment. The goal isn't just to spend less. It's to make your money work more intentionally for you. 📌 ACTION: Download your latest monthly bank statement and categorise every transaction. You may be surprised by what you discover. COMING NEXT: PART 2/4 — What Are Your Spending Habits Really Revealing About Your Finances? Stay tuned. Your spending habits may be telling you more than you realise.
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Dayo Jegede reacted on thisDayo Jegede reacted on thisOur first Fortinet OT Day in Mississauga was a great moment for the OT community we’ve been building in Canada. It was especially encouraging to see the room filled with customers and partners. What stood out to me was how many organizations came ready to learn more about securing their OT environments and to discuss the challenges they face. Many OT assets have long service lives and limited security built in. Fortinet can help protect these environments and put practical compensating controls around infrastructure that cannot easily be patched or replaced. Thank you to everyone who joined the conversations, and toAmr Abdulkader, P.Eng., MBA , Oscar Cifuentes, Rod Locke, Richard M. Springer, Carlos Augusto, Jeff Brown P. Tech.(Eng.), Hossein Jazi, Gaétan Houle, Renita Grewal, Jason Lacroix, Jonathan Qiu and all the colleagues who made the day possible. #Fortinet #OTDay #OTSecurity #CriticalInfrastructure
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Dayo Jegede liked thisDayo Jegede liked thisThe year is gradually rounding off, but interestingly, the opportunities to make meaningful moves are still unfolding. From Home Ownership Key Handovers to Agro Farm Allocations, Land Banking Allocations, and those exploring opportunities through Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), people are still positioning themselves for the future through different real estate pathways. With the remaining weeks of the year ahead, this is a good time to review, reposition and take intentional steps toward sustainable wealth solutions—assets and investments that can continue to create value long after this year is over. Don’t just count down the remaining weeks. Make them count. May this new week bring clarity, productive decisions, successful transactions and opportunities that create lasting value. Happy New Week! 🏡🌱📈 Dayo Oshineye Lead Consultant Setworld Property Solutions +2348066979161 #HappyNewWeek #EmberMonths #LandBanking #AgroRealEstate #REITs #HomeOwnership #WealthCreation #RealEstateInvestment #SetworldPropertySolutions
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Dayo Jegede liked thisDayo Jegede liked thisThere are days when you can look at your spouse and think: I know something’s off. I just don’t know what you need from me. Maybe they’re tired. Maybe they’re feeling sensitive. Maybe they need reassurance. Maybe they need space. And sometimes, everything is genuinely fine. That’s the idea behind Today’s Signal in Anchor Us. It gives someone a simple way to share how they’re doing and, if they choose, what might help — then gives their spouse a gentle cue about how they can show up. It isn’t about tracking moods or replacing conversation. It’s about making it a little easier to notice each other when everyday life gets loud. Here’s a quick look at how it works. #AnchorUs #RelationshipTech #ProductDesign #Marriage
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Dayo Jegede liked thisDayo Jegede liked thisJoin me if you happen to be in and around Atlanta on October 14th. "AIR TAXIS ARE COMING TO TOWN: AUTONOMY, AI, AND THE FUTURE OF ADVANCED AIR MOBILITY". 📅 Date: Wednesday, Oct 14th, 2026 ⏰ Time: 11:30 AM - 12:25 PM 📍 Location: Q-207, Southern Polytechnic College of Engineering and Engineering Technology, Kennesaw State University 📝 Abstract In this presentation, I will explore several of the underlying technical challenges in this emerging field, including strategic deconfliction and tactical conflict management, vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communications, 5G/6G and satellite connectivity, autonomy and autonomous decision-making, AI-enabled airspace management, human-autonomy teaming, digital aviation, and emerging aviation and telecommunications standards. Attention will be given to how AI and autonomy can enable aircraft and airspace systems to perceive changing conditions, make decisions, coordinate with one another, and work effectively with human operators. I will also share real-world demonstrations, together with recent developments, to illustrate how these concepts are transitioning from algorithms and testbeds to operational systems. 👤 About Me I bring four decades of experience in telecommunications, wireless networks, autonomous systems, and advanced aviation technologies. My current research focuses on Advanced Air Mobility (AAM), autonomous aerial systems, 5G/6G and satellite communications, Space-Air-Ground Integrated Networks (SAGIN), AI-enabled airspace management, and human-autonomy teaming. I have played a leading role in advancing AAM research and collaboration in North Texas, including the development of the air-track concept for safe and scalable low-altitude operations. #AdvancedAirMobility #ArtificialIntelligence #Autonomy #AeroTech #Aviation #5G #6G #ResearchSeminar #KennesawStateUniversity
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