Celebrities › Re: Duncan Mighty Flaunts The Pounds Note He Got From A Friend by abbey621(m): 5:06pm On Sep 14, 2016 |
On which planet is 1000 pounds less than 500,000 Naira? |
Education › Re: 4 Lessons About Studying In The U.S. by abbey621(m): 12:36pm On Sep 14, 2016 |
There are more than 100 lessons that should be learnt about studying or living in the U.S, even though the 4 the OP stated are very crucial, here's my top 5: 1: NEVER COME HERE WITHOUT SUFFICIENT FUNDS: Gone are the days of coming with just 1 semester's tuition and hoping for a scholarship or grant to pay the remaining semesters. Gone are the days of being able to work one or two jobs and still attending full class schedule. Without sufficient funds, not only would your grades suffer but you might be forced to do things you would never do! 2. BE CONSUMER SAVVY: Shop for winter clothes in the summer and summer clothes in the winter. If possible go to thrift stores and buy your clothes at 80% discount. Next, Ramen noodles is your best friend. A whole carton is less than 5 dollars and that should last you a whole month. Finally, get a verified Paypal account, there are online gigs you can do for extra cash such as article writing or helping other students with their homework through sites like www.homeworkmarket.com3. CUT EVERYONE BACK HOME OFF: Friends, colleagues and even family. Communication should be kept to the bear minimum, you need all the concentration you can muster! 4. STAY IN YOUR LANE: Do not behave like an American, remember you are a visitor and a third class visitor at that in a country where your skin color puts you at a great disadvantage. Never argue with cops, military, security personnel or an angry black man! 5. BE SMART: You are here to study and if love happens to find you or you happen to see a soji kind of girl that can get your papers for you then go for it! Sometimes you can eat your cake and have another cake  In conclusion, studying in the USA is no walk in the park. You have to be determined and resourceful, know your end game. Are you planning on returning to Nigeria or are you determined to stay in the USA? |
Education › Re: 4 Lessons About Studying In The U.S. by abbey621(m): 12:17pm On Sep 14, 2016 |
yuslik: An American asked my friend whether we have air conditioners in Nigeria. The following is what led to the question and his reply to the guy. So, I'm at a dinner three nights ago at a white professor's. About 25 of us. 20 students and 5 professors. I'm the only black student in the room, and like at every dinner table we are eating, biting, drinking, chatting and laughing. Everybody is busy trying to get off the formal mood we just had earlier this afternoon. I'm black, African, and the youngest folk in the room; so everyone is interested in me. Fast forward. It's about 8pm. Everyone has a partner, and my partner is a tall white girl who is chatting me about my piece she read in VQR. It isn't long when this guy joins us. He has read the piece too, and liked it. Well not that I care if he didn't. Apparently, the girl I'm standing with is his girl. Both of them are Third Year graduate students. They talk about my accent, ask if I schooled earlier in the US. We are chatting: Chimamanda, Diaz (who will be teaching us in spring), Noam Chomsky, and Achille Mbembe. These and many careless things too. Now, it seems this white guy is having a particular interest in me. He asks for my phone (iPhone 6 plus) and scans with his eyes, he stares at the room and back to me. There is a problem. But I'm not anxious because he has a smile. He has a bottle of beer in hand, he sips directly. I don't drink alcohol, I'm holding a glass of lemon juice (some funny tasty thing) I sip. We are laughing. We talk more. Suddenly he looks at me and asks who gave me the iPhone and if I can operate it. It is a blow but I try to make him not see the impact on me. I'm hurt but not showing it. Dude goes ahead to ask if I feel privileged to be in America since I come from Africa. He asks if we have air conditioners back home. I look straight to his eyes to see if he was serious or just being mischievous. He is serious. Man, I'm boiling within. Before I could say anything, his girl is back. They want to leave. He offers me a ride to my apartment and I shake my head. They leave. I return to the group in the room, and chat up a prof. An old man. And even though we are chatting about a lot of things, my mind is on the white idiot who just left here. I leave Jane Alison's flat. I get a ride with Michaela. I'm home and I can't do anything. I'm damn hurt. I opened my computer and go to my email. I got the white guy's email and this is what I said to him. Hey Phil, I hate to feel like a representative for anything or people or place but this night you make it so easy with your stupidity and incredible ignorance. The truth is: I WILL not tell you or any other white fucker if we have air conditioners back home. It's not my job or role. The only thing I would say is this: we in Nigeria and Africa laugh, live, cry, die, invent, destroy, share, learn, grow, dance, sleep, Bleep, create, humanize and will never ask a white man if they have train stations in his country because we are a people truly uncomfortable with being ignorant. I don't need a reply from you. To hell with you and your air-conditioned ignorance. Michael The next morning. Someone knocks at the door. It's 7 am. When I use the door hole to see, it's Phil. I turn back and walk to my computer. I have an 8am Skype appointment, don't have time for any kind of stupid Phil. I commend your ability to stay cool under such blatant ridicule. Phil knows better, he was just trying to piss you off maybe he was threatened by his girl's apparent interest in you? Anyways, people like that are plenty in the USA. I see them as comic relief especially when they say something demeaning and I respond back in pidgin or Yoruba  |
Health › Re: Proliferation Of Fake Condoms In Nigeria. by abbey621(m): 12:01pm On Sep 14, 2016 |
lanreni: eehhm..sorry mr safe sex. may i disappoint you a bit?... THERE IS NOTHING AS SAFE SEX! you are either "giving" or "taking". at the end, no party is left thesame. you have either been added to, or subtracted from, and this goes beyond physical things. you figure? Abegi.....that's just the paranoia in you talking  |
Crime › Re: Herbalists Strip Woman, Kill Husband, Friend by abbey621(m): 8:48pm On Sep 13, 2016 |
Thirty-eight-year-old Wasiu, who worked as a vulcaniser, and his friend, Aderinto, a welder, reportedly came back from their workplaces in the Ebute-Meta area of Lagos State |
Health › Re: Proliferation Of Fake Condoms In Nigeria. by abbey621(m): 8:14pm On Sep 13, 2016 |
lanreni: Read my earlier post and stop confusing abstenence (control of sexual gratification) and celibacy. two different things. based on your theory, then why do people marry. if you should be free to satisfy yourself freely? actually, it is outside human nature to sexaround. animals do that. adam and eve was d only creature of same kind, unlike animals. or are you telling me that anytime you feel like it, you do it? as long as you believe in the almighty condom? Guy, true education will teach you the consequences of the socalled safe sex and the benefits of saying no when necessary. you gain on all levels. i am. thats why i teach emotional discipline. Abstinence is also known as defined celibacy. To abstain from sex for a particular period of time or do you have a different abstinence in your dictionary? Sex is natural to human beings, to discipline yourself emotionally by depriving yourself of sex till a time put in our brains by some colonial hoax is ridiculous! When you are educated, you can make informed decisions on whom to sleep with and for how long. You don't have to sleep around with hundreds of women b4 satisfaction but at the same time there's nothing stopping you from sticking to one as long as you protect yourself. You believe in abstinence, I believe in education and safe sex; I guess we just have to agree to disagree  |
Properties › Re: DUPSON PROPERTIES IS THE ONLY REALTOR U WILL EVER WANT-SEE EVIDENCE HERE by abbey621(m): 7:16pm On Sep 13, 2016 |
Star Gardens, what street is it close to? Can we chat on whatsapp or BBM? |
Health › Re: Proliferation Of Fake Condoms In Nigeria. by abbey621(m): 6:01pm On Sep 13, 2016 |
lanreni: A lot of people get my comments wrong on this thread. Abstenance does not mean Ignorance of sexual education. My point is INDULGENCE has never and will never help any generation. ABSTENANCE is the solution. Do you know why rape cases are on the increase, its not because of abstenance (afterall that teaches you not to do that), its because of loose control through usage of condoms. in any case, with the rise sexual education and the use of condoms, HIV is still on the increase. why? Bro, its not just fantasy, its what will safeguard d future generation. no condom manufacturer boasts of 100% safety. so why are we trusting a piece of rubber to do what we must do by ouselves. its like eating excessively and taking a special drug to cure obesity. indulgence is one dark road that plunges into an uncertain end. A simple question to you debunks your theory of abstinence. Adam & Eve were told to stay ways from the forbidden fruit but they still went after it. Do you honestly think human beings were made to abstain from sex? You keep referencing rape cases and I'm just astonished. Do you know how many innocent girls are raped each year, by innocent I mean God fearing, straight A's students, never partying. Do you know how many robbery victims are raped each year? Please stop this over generalization! I love your idea of Abstinence, I think it's cool but unfortunately it's not natural and goes against human nature, it will never be accepted as the norm so why not do something that's more practicable. Education, Enlightenment and Flexibility are much more practicable than scaring your children and forcing them to be abstinent. |
Health › Re: Men Should Not Eat Okro Because Of This by abbey621(m): 5:49pm On Sep 13, 2016 |
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Health › Re: Proliferation Of Fake Condoms In Nigeria. by abbey621(m): 5:18pm On Sep 13, 2016 |
lanreni: so can i say your own addiction to sex is a mental defect. is not with your senses like the medical doctor you partake in it? are you comparing the damaging effects of smoking with obesity? or didn't your own type of education teach you d difference between being fat and obessed? the purpose of formal education is simple. it gives you the ability to ask questions like how? why? and what? if you can't ask questions about how condoms were and whether it actually protects, then your own type of sex or formal education is trash! are you saying sex before marraige is better? or are the lives of those who are sexing before marraige now better than the lives of our parents who where virgins before marraige? the examples you mentioned. does it not occur to couples whether virgins or not? can you say authoritatively that those who sleep with each other before marraige have better sex lives than virgin couples? sis, go do ur research and acquire proper sex/formal/robust education. education teaches you not to copy the western world blindly. by the way, sex is not marraige and marraige is not sex. sex is one aspect of the entire issue of mutual compatibility. how to know yourself, how to discover compatibility quickly and who to marry, how to live together in undestanding and fidelity is my own definition of proper education which has healthy sex education in it by default for singles and couples. my point remains that d society and our own form of sex education only encourages looseness, without emotional discipline. thats deeper than just morality. if not, our religious leaders won't be sleeping with church members. ABSTINENCE, which you have learnt through understanding and mastering your emotions (sexual urge, anger, etc) remains the best. i am not condemning anybody, but this must be our collective goal if we want to leave better legaciesthan our parents. You're still living in your own fantasy world. Wake up this is the 21st century! ABSTINENCE will never be the acceptable choice among the populace as it is just not normal for human beings but PROTECTION and the ability to make INFORMED CHOICES works a lot better. Once again I don't doubt the power of ABSITINENCE but I'm questioning it's true effectiveness in a world that gets crazier by the day. I'd rather have a child that knows the reasons why smoking/unprotected sex is bad than one who has no clue other than the fact that their parents said so! |
Properties › Re: Make Your Request And Budget Known,and I Will Get It For You by abbey621(m): 4:39pm On Sep 13, 2016 |
Looking for land close to the Sangotedo area(5km or less), max budget per plot is about 6m. Dry land preferred and not too far to the main road, C of O or Governor's consent also preferred. |
Properties › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Homes Have Basements? by abbey621(m): 4:12pm On Sep 13, 2016 |
I definitely plan on having a basement when I complete my house. In Nigeria where robbers can just show up to y7our house at anytime, a basement can be like a strong room to keep you and your family safe till they leave. I know in Nigeria we like to risk our lives and would generally go for cheaper designs but if I'm spending close to 50m on a house, an additional 5m is nothing! |
Celebrities › Re: Wande Coal Adds Weight, Pot-Belly Visible In New Photo by abbey621(m): 1:49pm On Sep 13, 2016 |
So let me try to wrap my head around the usefulness of this thread. A bunch of Nairalanders commenting on the physique of an artiste who happens to have more money than most of them combined and instead of realizing the irony in this and working on their own hustle, are still busy wasting the little hope that's left in the devastating abyss that is called Nigeria. Yep sounds about right! |
Properties › Re: 4 Plots Of Bare Land@sangotedo by abbey621(m): 2:45pm On Sep 06, 2016 |
You mean 2.5 Million per plot or 25m? |
Travel › Re: First Nation Airlines Suspends Operations by abbey621(m): 6:57pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Don’t Bomb Niger Delta, Umar Warns Buhari by abbey621(m): 12:51pm On Aug 31, 2016 |
Failure to use deadly force after negotiations fails would not only set an unwanted precedence but it would mean the word "NIGERIA" means nothing! No group or tribe has the right to hold an entire nation ransom due to perceived grievances. If they feel cheated, let them pursue legal means. Let them also call out their leaders at the State and Local levels, those leaders need to account for the allocations and what they did with it. I'm talking about both past and present leaders. It's easy to blame the FG when the real culprits are the gluttonous leaders of the Niger-Delta region. I feel no sympathy for militants who have been brainwashed to think they deserve 50% of the National budget, ridiculous! |
Health › Re: Proliferation Of Fake Condoms In Nigeria. by abbey621(m): 12:17pm On Aug 31, 2016 |
lanreni: well, i have seen well educated but stupid persons. you only need to check the news. for example, how do you explain why a medical doctor would be addicted to at least 2packs of cigarrette per day. his he not educated? does he not know the consequences? i will not be drawn to the argument of comparing USA & Nigeria because d margins of moral corruption are completely different. what is constant is that sex is sex and the emotional discipline not to indulge is thesame. we several talk shows on radio and on tv, sex education in schools, mosques and churches. so the problem i repeat is not mere education. the education must come with knowlege of emotional discipline. we know so much than our forefathers, yet the rate of rape, tenage pregnancy, baby mamas, beastiality, STDs, etc is on the increase.hope you get my point. I don't think an addiction to cigarette counts as stupidity, an addiction is a mental defect and has nothing to do with intellect. Based on your example, we might as well say doctors who are fat are stupid because they should know the consequences of obesity. I'm not debating the positive effects of having a good moral system, I'm just saying removal of ignorance via proper education should not be forgotten. What do you call two virgin couples that waited till after their wedding to consummate and their sex life resulting in more problems than they ever anticipated because the woman knew nothing about the art of love making and the man was equally as clueless? What do you call a reverend's daughter after years of careful moral guidance and religious dedication that ended up being a victim of a bad marriage due to sexuality issues which ultimately resulted in a divorce. Morality without education is pointless and at the same time education without moral values leads to a degenerate society. |
Health › Re: Proliferation Of Fake Condoms In Nigeria. by abbey621(m): 10:29pm On Aug 30, 2016 |
lanreni: I beg to disagree. The problem of your generation is not knowledge, it is character that has messed up the value system. Ask a six year old of things like this and you will be amazed. Knowledge is bound to increase by default. You can't slow down that. What matters is the decline of value system that should ensure we always use the knowledge appropriately in improving our lives and society. What would you rather teach your baby? usage of condoms or abstinence? the former teaches a lack of selfcontrol while the latter teaches delayed gratification for future gains. you be the judge! Which country is more developed? The U.S.A or Nigeria? Which country is less morally corrupt? Nigeria or USA? An honest answer to these two questions is enough to debunk your value theory. A wise man once told me, it's possible to be honest and ignorant but it's practically impossible to be well educated and stupid! You can teach abstinence all you want but you can't force it on teenagers or young adults, they will make the decision themselves rather you can try to be realistic and provide them with proper sex education in order for them to become more informed and less ignorant! |
Phones › Re: Facebook To Launch Express Wi-Fi In Lagos by abbey621(m): 8:02pm On Aug 30, 2016 |
kennygee: If you're tired of NL and can't handle the rules and bans, why stay tho? Go to LIB. Why waste time commenting? It's called basic human right, something a lot of Nigerians are unaware of! It's your right to register your displeasure with a service or product of which you are a consumer. A right thinking business would try to modify its policies when such complaints represents the voice of the majority but I guess this is 9ja, if they don't like it they can go and hang themselves right?  |
Webmasters › Re: Mark Zuckerberg: Startup Ecosystem In Nigeria Is What I Came To Learn by abbey621(m): 7:57pm On Aug 30, 2016 |
Do you know how many people are in Nigeria with talents like Zuckerberg's? The only difference is that they chose monetary value over passion. Case in point: Founder of Nairaland. In case you people hardly noticed, Nairaland has been stagnant for the past 3 years in terms of unique visitors and content with the main reason being the lack of passion. Instead what we have now is unregulated content on the homepage(Anybody can get published on the homepage by shouting out to moderators). what we have is a banning system which cripples creativity or heated discussions. I'm looking forward to the day when people can come on Nairaland and chat via video messaging or play games. A day when you can run monetary transactions through Nairaland and build a true social media ecosystem. The potential for success is there, if only the owner can rediscover his initial passion! |
Health › Re: Proliferation Of Fake Condoms In Nigeria. by abbey621(m): 7:45pm On Aug 30, 2016 |
lanreni: SO OP, FAKE CONDOM IS WHAT IS MORE IMPORTANT TO YOU THAN FAKE DRUGS, FAKE GOODS, FAKE SERVICES, , FAKE GOVERNMENT AND ALLOWING FAKE GUYS F..K YOU? SMH. SECOND, ALL THESE YOUNG PEOPLE THAT ARE MAKING COMMENTS ABOUT CONDOMS AS IF ITS A DEGREE COURSE, SHAME ON YOU ALL. SHAME ON YOUR GENERATION. A SIMPLE PIECE OF ADVICE: ABSTENANCE IS THE BEST..ALWAYS THE BEST. WHEN YOU ARE READY FOR A BABY, YOU DO. SIMPLE. ***spits on thread and walks away*** No knowledge is ever wasted, things like this should be discussed openly as it ensures a more educated populace. Just because your point of view is abstinence does not mean it's the only correct way. People who use condoms have nothing to be ashamed of, in fact I applaud them for they are wiser than those that see condoms as a negative barrier and would rather skinny dip when having coitus. While abstinence is great, it isn't for everyone. We are humans with different tolerance and sexual desires, some people choose to hide those feelings till after marriage while some chose to explore them as early and frequently possible. Judge not my friend! |
Properties › Re: 4 Hectares Of Land For Sale Along Badagry Road by abbey621(m): 5:14pm On Aug 30, 2016 |
omogidi234: BADAGRY ROAD BY AGBARA- :
We have about 4 Hectares of land along Badagry Road, Agbara near Custom/Immigration check point
The property has registered document.
Asking price is N600m.
For further inquiry please call 08033061606. Whatsapp :08059845044
Many thanks. 1 hectare = 2.4 acres. 2.4 acres= 15.4 plots. 15.4 plots * 4= 61.6 plots. 600/61.6 = 9.74 million Naira per plot. Good luck! |
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Business › Re: Naira Exchanges For 414 A Dollar by abbey621(m): 2:31pm On Aug 29, 2016 |
I've been steadily converting my dollars to Naira with the anticipation that we are heading back to below 250 Naira per dollar starting next year. Then again I could be wrong and it could rise al the way to 500 Naira per Dollar.....Crazy country! |
Business › Re: Sheriff Shittu Shuts Down Showroom.ng After 12 Years Of Hustle by abbey621(m): 12:06am On Aug 25, 2016 |
Nigerians mostly consider what it costs to start a business, most don't have a long term plan or a good exit strategy. This man could have built the amazon of showrooms but instead he's packing up due to limited vision. The opportunities are out there but don't expect opportunities to translate into success without a maintenance package. A noble thinker dies in the jungle because it lacks the zeal of the tenacious doer. Four questions for all future entrepreneurs:
1: What are my short and long term goals?
2: How much resources do I have to achieve these goals?
3: Are my goals flexible enough to survive in a changing marketplace?
4: What are my exit strategies? Make money and pack up or continue to grow through mergers and acquisitions?
ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS TRUTHFULLY AND DISCOVER WHETHER YOU ARE A TRUE ENTREPRENEUR OR AN OPPORTUNIST. |
Culture › Re: This White Man Speaks Edo, Benin Language But Has Never Been To Nigeria (Video) by abbey621(m): 8:33pm On Aug 23, 2016 |
AreaFada2: You still do not get it. A language called bini does not exist. Sadly even Benin people make that mistake. Benin people sadly copy what the read in newspapers, written mostly by people who do not really much about Benin.
The Oba & Benin Traditional Council have made it clear that the modern form of the name is Benin, NOT Bini. But we rather listen to announcements made at Buckingham Palace in London than take not of local announcements.
A Benin person is Ovbiedo & a speaker of local language is Unu n'ozedo. What I am telling you is Edo is both the tribe & language. You would not ask any Esan or Ora person before 1991 if he was Ovbiedo.
The generalisation of all people within what is now Edo State as Edo is a new thing.
If you check your philology text books, those other languages you mentioned in Ora PLUS Urhobo/Okpe, Isoko, Degema (in Rivers State) & some other minor languages in Southern Nigeria that you may never have heard of before, are called Edoid languages. Whether they sound similar to Benin language or not, depend on the lenght of time of seperation from the parent language.
In Benin you ask a person if he's Ovbiedo are you Edo person & if he speaks Edo. That has been the case for centuries. It is the creation of Edo State where people now try to, out of political expediency, to generalise other languages as Edo. Because most languages in Edo State come from same parent Edo language spoken around Benin City, it is also in theory correct to call them Edo languages.
I know it is very hard for people to accept that what they have known (or thought) to be correct lifelong is in fact inaccurate. But if you do not actively seek knowledge, you don't get it. Interesting! I find myself agreeing 50% of what you are saying and disagreeing with the other 50%. All in all, very educative! |
Culture › Re: This White Man Speaks Edo, Benin Language But Has Never Been To Nigeria (Video) by abbey621(m): 7:31pm On Aug 23, 2016 |
AreaFada2: Actually the language of Benin people is Edo.
Originally Edo is both language & people. Oba Ewuare replaced Ile-Ibinu with Edo, after 1440 AD. Because (1) he perceived Ile-Ibinu slightly derogatory (2) Ile-Ibinu was a word said by Oranmiyan, a man who grew up outside Igodomigodo as Benin/was called before 1169AD. (3) To honour his loyal servant called Edo, who saved him from certain death as a prince, but Edo lost his life in the process.
The use of Edo to describe Benin, Esan, Afemai, Ika, and others is a very recent thing of political expediency. Precisely when Edo State was created in 1991.
Oba Eweka had to give up Benin traditional rights over Edo Central, Edo North, parts of Delta & parts of Eastern Yorubaland, as part of the conditions for the British to restore Benin monarchy in 1914.
With that, it was felt that calling it "Benin State" would tend to alienate other tribes. Though that would have been the obvious thing since Bendel was first coined from "Benin Province & Delta Province". Because Delta is tribe neutral as a name, it became Delta State naturally. In the 1980s, my Esan, Afemai/Owan & Ika friends would have sharply corrected you if you called them Edo.
Everything is politics in 9ja. Excellent historical perspective but I still maintain there's no such thing as Edo language perhaps I need to clarify my statement to sound more politically correct. There is no such thing as true Edo language! What most people speak is Bini(60%) and the others about 27 different dialect. Coming from a mother who came from Ora, I can tell you her dialect is definitely different from the more acceptable or known Bini language. |
Properties › Re: 10 Plots Of Land @ Lekki Scheme 2 With Lagos Government C Of O @ Available Price by abbey621(m): 5:08pm On Aug 23, 2016 |
Are you able to tell me what the price is per plot and whether it's dry land or not? my email is info@globalsynctechnology.com
Thanks. |
Properties › Re: . by abbey621(m): 4:43pm On Aug 23, 2016 |
What documents comes with the land? C of O, Gazette? How far from the main road? |
Politics › Re: Grand Total Federal Allocation To States From May 2015 To June 2016 by abbey621(m): 3:29pm On Aug 23, 2016 |
Mofos will keep shouting Buhari not realizing it's their state and local politicians that are screwing the masses over and over again. Wake up Nigerians! |
Politics › Re: 8 Killed In Zamfara Over "Blasphemy Against Islam" by abbey621(m): 3:25pm On Aug 23, 2016 |
damocool: they would gladly kill if the environment permits .. they hot up minor issues. in fact , I was dumbfounded when they were applauding bin Laden's attack on twin towers, hail killings of Christians up North, got really furious when laden was killed .. imagine , a grown up man, a sec school teacher threatened to call people up North to kill Christians because his brother was denied entry into exam hall because the guy came very late for exam. this happened years ago in OYE ekiti.. I think what really calm Muslims wahala in South is the fact they are not the majority, if not we would suffer same fate down here... You are still ranting based on assumptions, you've not actually witnessed any of them kill and as such you can't compare them to those in the North. There are no Muslim wahala in the South because people in the South predominantly want money more than religious bullsh*t especially in Lagos. |
Culture › Re: This White Man Speaks Edo, Benin Language But Has Never Been To Nigeria (Video) by abbey621(m): 12:34pm On Aug 23, 2016 |
CallMeHope: who said anything about "Edo language"? The title of the thread, "White man speaks Edo"! |