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PoliticsRe: Breaking! #ENDSARS: Finally, Buhari To Address Nigerians 7pm Today by 10thTenthMan: 6:45pm On Oct 22, 2020
Interestingly I have tried to have a proper discussion with people on this matter with only little success. I understand that a lot of direct, contributory and remote causes have led us to where we are today. A total neglect of the masses and the lack of a system which caters for the needs of its citizens home and abroad.

However, a lot of the youths are piped up and they do not see beyond a few hours of the events about to unfold and the potential for escalation. They do not understand that the monster created might eventually bite sparing no one. It is understandable that we speak about how SARS has committed atrocities in addition to the shooting of protesters at Lekki Toll Gate. While these are all annoyingly painful events, the question is should the entire country be thrown into anarchy? Should this serve as the Justice demanded for on the killings by SARS or the Lekki Protesters shot at? Are we saying that about 150 to 200 million people in the South (since the North is not really protesting at this moment) be thrown into untold suffering and hardship? That the aged should die, property destroyed, jobs lost, young ones malnourished? Are we saying that Warlords and Gangs run the country just because we are trying to make a point? The same thugs and brigands who, during the Corona Virus lockdown, ran renegade and attacked same ordinary persons struggling to survive as well? Are we saying that justice for SARS Victims and those killed during the protest is the complete desolation of Nigeria? And then what? What is the plan to fill the vacuum? What is the strategy? Aren't there better ways to bring the Government to do the needful? A hasty fight leads to a quick defeat. While the protest was planned for a noble purpose it was clearly spun out of control and those with other sinister motives have started the looting, killings, robbery, burning and raping.

I still strongly believe that justice has not been served for the SARS killings. However, no amount of destruction of property will serve as proper justice for the crimes committed. Nigerians have never experienced anarchy in the past, hence they are unaware of what is about to come should this degenerate. I want full justice for those killed by either SARS or the military, but I am sensible enough to know that destruction of property which serves common good will not count as justice for those lost. When things die down it will only count as more suffering for the masses who relied on these structures to do business and earn daily income. When things die down how will people who relied on BRT go to and return from work? How do courts hold proceedings? When has throwing the baby away with the bathwater helped the family? How does cutting the nose to spite the face help?

A review of online platforms has revealed old videos of Tompolo and his followers in gun boats parading the creeks regatta style. However, these videos were posted about 4 years ago. They are being recycled as new videos. On Nairaland, Seun's Moderators have suddenly gone to sleep while posts which are trying to forcefully turn the crises into an ethnic/tribal dimension are ubiquitous on the forum. Suddenly, topics are not being closed or hidden. Comments are not being closed/locked. Suddenly, the traffic to the forum pays. The type of hate speech that pervaded Rwanda just before and during the genocide and ethnic cleansing have been common lately on this platform. Till date people still believe that should the protest linger for 40 days, the United Nations will step in and take over Nigeria. Lies, propaganda and falsehood being peddled. Bloggers using the opportunity to draw traffic to their blogs so as to profit from fear mongering and heating of the polity. The Military also denying claims of carrying out attacks, despite being warned about the wrong timing of operation crocodile smile. The Government also keeping quiet on the matter. When two brothers fight to death, another man (a stranger) reaps their father's land.

I still am of the opinion that the violence should cease, the protest suspended and the government held to account in the proper way and manner. There are diverse ways the Government can be frustrated, persuaded or pressured to ensure justice is served besides the wanton destruction of lives and property by both the protesters and the security agencies.
PoliticsRe: #ENDSARS: Why Is The Endsars Hashtag No Longer Trending? by 10thTenthMan:
OZOnNengiTheory:
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There is an adage in nupeland which says "alugua wayn kunza, shey da jiun" which means 'leave am' no dey enter person head, na 'go do am' people dey like to hear. Before this madness called protest got to the stage where we couldn't differentiate between pissful protesters and peaceful hoodlums, a few wise people on nairaland warned those who cared to listen but what did they get? The forum keeps record, please check and see for yourself

Those who were calling for an end to the protest got a few likes and shares from people on this forum which showed that only a few people wanted it to end...and anyone who typed #wemove #revolutionIsNow #poweroftheyoots #buharimustgo and other meaningless slogans were praised by a majority of Nigerians..but now, it is the other way round

This only proves one thing. We love to learn the hard way in this country. We don't have a mind of our own. All we know how to do is to follow trend. Today if someone starts a trend like #DeathToAllCows, don't be surprised to find Nigerians killing cows and showing it off on social media without asking themselves questions.

Many people who were among those who started the endSARS agitation opted out when they saw that it was getting out of control but they were called names. Nobody wanted to listen! Celebrities were joining in their numbers as they were being called out and bashed for not joining..

All these while, the wolves were smiling at the stupidity of Nigerians. It was an opportunity to get what they ve always wanted. These wolves without mincing words are politicians in the opposition, those aggrieved in the ruling party, and those who wanted to be on their own.

They have gotten what they wanted, no thanks to our 'wise' yooots. Properties have been destroyed, lives have been lost, stealing is on the rise, criminals are now moving freely. Hehehehe, may we not live to regret this! This is all I have to say

Well, I think we are beginning to regret our actions and this is why the endSARS slogan is no more trending.

What do you guys think? Should the protest still go on? grin grin

Lalasticlala mynd44
Interestingly I have tried to have a proper discussion with people on this matter. They are talking about how SARS is criminal and the shooting of protesters at Lekki Toll Gate a crime against humanity and a massacre. I do not want to use this platform to lecture on terminologies or lexis and structure , so I will not do so. While the aforementioned are all annoyingly painful events, the question is should the entire country be thrown into anarchy? Should this serve as the Justice demanded for on the killings by SARS or the Lekki Protesters shot at? Are we saying that about 150 to 200 million people in the South (since the North is not really protesting at this moment) be thrown into untold suffering and hardship? That the aged should die, property destroyed, jobs lost, young ones malnourished? Are we saying that Warlords and Gangs run the country just because we are trying to make a point? The same thugs and brigands who, during the Corona Virus lockdown, ran renegade and attacked same ordinary persons struggling to survive as well? Are we saying that justice for SARS Victims and those killed during the protest is the complete desolation of Nigeria? And then what? What is the plan to fill the vacuum? What is the strategy?

I still believe that justice has not been served for the SARS killings, but no amount of destruction of property will serve as proper justice for the crimes committed. Nigerians have never experienced anarchy in the past, hence they are unaware of what is about to come should this degenerate. I want full justice for those killed by either SARS or the military, but I am sensible enough to know that destruction of property which serves common good will not count as justice for those lost. When things die down it will only count as more suffering for the masses who relied on these structures to do business and earn daily income. When things die down how will people who relied on BRT go to and return from work? How do courts hold proceedings? When has throwing the baby away with the bathwater helped the family? How does cutting the nose to spite the face help?

I still am of the opinion that the violence should cease, the protest suspended and the government held to account in the proper way and manner. There are diverse ways the Government can be frustrated, persuaded or pressured to ensure justice is served besides the wanton destruction of lives and property by both the protesters and the security agencies.
CareerRe: Any HSE Professionals In The House? by 10thTenthMan: 6:26pm On Oct 20, 2020
Position: Safety, Health and Environmental Officer

Company: Techlink Limited, Lagos

We are looking for a responsible Safety Officer to facilitate compliance with occupational health and safety (OHS) guidelines. You will provide advice on measures to minimize hazards or unhealthy situations. You will also be on a constant lookout for violations. Responsibilities Support the development of OHS policies and programs Advise and instruct on various safety-related topics (noise levels, use of machinery etc.) Conduct risk assessment and enforce preventative measures Review existing policies and measures and update according to legislation Initiate and organize OHS training of employees and executives Inspect premises and the work of personnel to identify issues or non-conformity (e.g. not using protective equipment) Requirements Proven experience as safety officer In depth knowledge of legislation (e.g. OSHA/EPA) and procedures Knowledge of potentially hazardous materials or practices Experience in writing reports and policies for health and safety Familiarity with conducting data analysis and reporting statistics Proficient in MS Office; Working knowledge of safety management information systems is a plus.

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Apply all forms of due diligence please.
BusinessRe: Nairalander Launches Social Network For Business People by 10thTenthMan: 10:18pm On Oct 10, 2020
Nice one.

Another blog is also

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AgricultureRe: Fish Drying Oven For Sale by 10thTenthMan: 8:03am On Oct 06, 2020
Jacobsontwelve:
This is a quotation stating the cost and payment procedures to fabricate a 500/200/100 capacity stainless steel material or galvanized material fish drying oven. We will start construction once mobilization payment is confirmed.
The following are the specifications of the ovens

1. Our ovens come in dimensions of
500 Capacity-7ft height, 4ft width and 3ft breadth.

200 capacity-5ft height , 4ft width and 3ft breadth

100 capacity-4ft height, 3ft width and 2ft breadth

2. Body material : stainless steel or galvanized

3. 8 stacks of trays-500 capacity

5stacks of trays-200 capacity.

4stacks of trays-100 capacity

4. An oil collector

5. A fixed chimney at the back of the ovens

6. The ovens will come double padded and filled with fiber

7. A temperature gauge

8. The ovens are dual powered(gas and charcoal)

a. A Gas burner and knob

b. A charcoal chamber

9. Our ovens now comes with tires for easy mobility
10. Comes with hose and industrial regulator

11.glass door options are available at the same price

Cost are as follows
500 capacity stainless steel material-#650,000 naira

500 capacity galvanized material-#390,000 naira

200 capacity stainless steel material-#450,000 naira

200 capacity galvanized material-#290,000 naira

100 capacity galvanized material -#180,000 naira

NOTE* The above cost excludes delivery, delivery is to be handled by the customer.


All our ovens come with 2year warranty on body plate

Also customers are required to get
• a gas cylinder,

Our ovens are multipurpose
For baking
For drying
For smoking

PAYMENT PROCESS
70% of total cost of any oven is to be paid in order to begin fabrication , which takes a duration of 5days for 500 capacity, 4days for 200 capacity, 2days for 100 capacity to be completed. On completion, 30% of total payment is to be balanced.
We await your response/mobilization to begin.


Bank details:
0770084860
olowa Taiwo Jacob
access bank
Please where are you located at to establish if one can come to your shop and to also discuss if you can help handle transportation of the said equipment to Lagos and/or Port Harcourt.
AgricultureRe: Automatic Peanut Frying Machine, Production Line by 10thTenthMan: 7:57am On Oct 06, 2020
Please where are you guys located at?

Intend to reach out today.

Best Regards.
FoodRe: Coated Peanut Production Process by 10thTenthMan: 7:54am On Oct 06, 2020
Please provide a means to contact you.

Email
Phone Number
WhatsApp Number if different from Phone Number.

Thank you.
FoodRe: Plantain Chips Machine Supplying To Nigeria by 10thTenthMan: 7:53am On Oct 06, 2020
Could you very please provide your contact details.

Email
Phone Number
WhatsApp

Thank you.

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