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Lols, oyinbo people and their bias. Anyway, Trump na their worst president sha
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Courtesy of APC.
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Google launches Bard, its answer to ChatGPT, to trusted testers – here is what it looks like. https://searchengineland.com/google-launches-bard-its-answer-to-chatgpt-to-trusted-testers-here-is-what-it-looks-like-392729 Interesting times ahead in the tech industry. I'm sure some content creators are already working on an article on Microsoft's ChatGPT vs Google's Bard.
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Nezzjnr:Nepotism isn't all about tribalism. There's a reason I used nepotist in my post, not tribalist. |
BlueRayDick:SR don carry the news since last year. Buhari dey fight corruption indeed. https://saharareporters.com/2022/09/01/buhari-appoints-first-lady-aishas-brother-managing-director-nigerian-security-printing If Buhari could be such a hard core nepotist, imagine what Tinubu, who has Lagos State in his pockets and plans to follow Buhari's footsteps, will turn Nigeria to. |
Nigeria needs to study how countries like Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, and Algeria, who are the most electrified countries in Africa, can achieve 24-hour power supply. Even common Gabon down there has more stable power supply than Nigeria, who has the largest economy in Africa. It's more practical for Nigeria to emulate the models of these African countries than the UK model, which is not so relevant to the discussion. It's not in everything that blacks must copy the whites. I don't even buy all this subsidy talk. Get rid of corruption and make the taxation system more efficient and watch Nigeria solve most of its problems. Nigerian politicians, who steal trillions of naira yearly, make the country poor. No country on Earth can prosper and make progress with this level of looting. Then the national assembly members are arguably the highest paid in the world. These are great financial obligations that weigh heavily on the country. Subsidy shouldn't be the major focus of the discussion. |
nihilistjnr:I don't have time to read garbage. I'd take you seriously when you can show me how the country that you say is hopeless is doing too much for its citizens. Keep typing nonsense and contradicting yourself. The fool says Nigeria is a hopeless country then turns around to say it's doing too much for its citizens. Posting nonsensical comments when the person that made the original statement already admitted his gaffe. |
nihilistjnr:Keep blabbing and saying nonsense. The mofo says Nigeria is doing too much for its citizens, yet he says the situation of the country is hopeless and that breakup is the only way out. You're just confused and deluded. |
nihilistjnr:What does the government has to show for the trillions of naira they collect in taxes from citizens every year? Nothing tangible, yet you're saying the country is doing too much for Nigerians. Even the person that made the statement already admitted his gaffe, yet you're still arguing. So the government should increase the taxation rates now before they can provide basic amenities for citizens? Most Nigerians are not even demanding for the same quality of life in the UK and the US. |
nihilistjnr:I asked you how is Nigeria doing too much for its citizens, you dodged the question. FYI, millions of Nigerians pay income taxes regularly, especially the working-class citizens. You and I know tax deductions are made from source for civil servants and employees in private firms. Registered businesses in Nigeria also pay taxes on their earnings and profits; else they risk FIRS hammer. Now, answer my question: How is the country already doing too much for its citizens when the average Nigerian is grappling with the problems of insecurity, poverty, poor health care, fuel hikes, constant ASUU strikes, and epileptic power supply? |
nihilistjnr:Governments all over the world are subsidizing a number of items for their citizens including the US, with some countries even paying stipends to its citizens within certain age brackets. The guy said Nigeria is already doing too much for its citizens. How is Nigeria doing too much for us? |
To withdraw money in banks is now a herculean task and one has to buy naira notes from POS operates at a rate of 1000 naira for every 5000 naira withdrawal. Petrol costs are at an all-time high. Yet, this brainless mofo says Nigeria is already doing too much for its citizens. It's obvious you're not all right in the head. |
DontBullshitMe:You're simply deluded. Nigeria, the poverty capital of the world, is already doing too much for its citizens with fuel hikes, epileptic power supply, constant ASUU strikes, poor health care, poor infrastructure, and insecurity. It's your type that glorifies and worships politicians for executing minor projects such as boreholes, toilets after embezzling billions of naira. Typing nonsense with confidence. |
DontBullshitMe:Nigeria is doing too much for its citizens, yet the country ranks one of the lowest worldwide on the quality of life index, which measures both satisfaction and importance regarding various aspects of life. Nigerians are leaving the country "that does too much for them" in droves. Are you sure you're not related to Lai Mohammed? |
Amoto94:I don't engage animals. Go meet your kind in a zoo. |
Amoto94:You're worse than animals. I'm sure if you can lay your hands on these people that say the truth about the religion of piss, you'd gladly kill for your weak, blood-thirsty moongod of Arabia. No one can criticize your religion, but you Muslims can call Christians, freethinkers, and pagans all sorts of names such as infidels, criminals, and other derogatory names. Your Qur'an sees the over trillions of non-Muslims (both alive and dead) as things that will be used to stoke hell-fire that your weak god created for its so-called creations. You worship a devilish entity and are ready to kill for him like your pugnacious brothers in the North and the retards on this thread that fight others online to defend Allah. Your toxic religion is no doubt worse than cancer. When religion is basis of your existence in the 21st century, you're a burden to humanity. |
Havertz10:Senseless player. What did he do with the clear chances that he had yesterday? If he was an intelligent and sharp striker, we'd have won yesterday's match. After three seasons in Chelsea, we don't even know his best position on the field. Generational fraud. |
Osimhen with a brace. |
airmark:As good as this team looks, Potter can't do nada with it. |
Clueless and confused government. Dey wan run a cashless economy and most traders aren't accepting transfer. POS operators dey collect 1000 naira on a 5000 naira withdrawal. Fuel dey sell for as much as 400 naira per liter. Buhari dey work overtime to make life extremely hard for Nigerians. And BAT wan election. Lols. Expect more protests in the coming weeks. |
BlueMann:Okay. |
Ellexy:This is such weak evidence as no bees were shown to attack the man. Besides, beekeepers can train bees to converge at a certain point. Certain materials such as a flower with a pleasant scent, banana can attract bees. What happened in that video is purely physical. Nothing spiritual. Then, Uganda has high rates of crime and corruption, meaning the juju is ineffectual. I don't know why the typical African sees natural phenomena as spiritual without investigating them first. Juju is not real. |
Ellexy:Don't tell me you believe this weak evidence. |
BlueMann:You don write off Neymar and Mbappe? |
BlueMann:Messi's goal game them the win. |
Crystal Palace pull one back. A lovely goal from Schlupp. Hope they can get a draw. |
MorataFC:We can't make top 4 this season with Potter as a coach. He doesn't have anything to offer us both now and in the near future. |
Love the build-up to manure's second goal Rashidi on 🔥🔥🔥🔥 |
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I believe Felix will start our next EPL game against Westham. |
Enzo had a nice debut. It's obvious he's a hit. Our problem is the coach. The rookie worse pass even Lampard. |
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