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No food for lazy man.

If you keep feeding the lazy man even the rich will become broke and all will stink in poverty. That has been the story of Nigeria.

The other alternative is a complete break up make everybody go their separate way so we kuku know the Somalia and we know the Dubai.

It is likely that the Yoruba people were the original Egyptians, judging by the appearance of ancient statues. The Yoruba also created statues similar to those found in Egypt, along with idols representing various gods. These statues were later refined by the Benin people, who are related to the Yoruba.

Desertification may have driven the Yoruba southwards toward fertile lands near the Atlantic Ocean, likely leading to the colonization of inhabitants along their migration path. This explains the various forms of Yoruba dialects. The concept of rebirth by water before migration is significant. Additionally, Jesus was taken to Egypt to escape an evil king.

In Yoruba culture, Esu represents God in various forms, including goodness, justice, vengeance, and kindness. The Yoruba Ifa system utilizes binary codes, which are foundational for modern computer systems. Could these codes have a verbal application for video calls or teleportation, as portrayed in Yoruba movies, even before the advent of these technological inventions? It is indeed a mysterious world.

Did the ancient Yoruba Egyptians influence the Jewish people, possibly explaining certain religious practices? For instance, the circumcision of boys and the naming ceremony on the eighth day are notable clues. Lamb sacrifice is another connection. Many Igbo people believe they are a lost tribe of Jews. The Igbo traditionally have no centralized king, and this mirrors the Jewish preference for leaderless governance. Moses, who led the Jews out of Egypt, became their leader in the absence of a king. Similarly, the Jews' rejection of Jesus as "King of the Jews" reflects their historical aversion to monarchy.

The making of a Hero.

Nigeria
Criminal Justice System
Criminal Police System
Criminal Government System
Criminal People System

Well done to them

Not only do we have the sun, we also have the brains but you prefer to fund the foreigners over your people.

Dollar don pass 2000

Good development. Credit to T-Joy

CyrusVI:


What the F did i just read?

Well, only one of your socalled "Disproved" point is true

As per na Business thing, Dangote and BUA being ahead of minnows like Innoson and co truly shows Hausa are the number 1 in that regard


Your other assertions are wrong. All educated people doesnt have to be VP of World Bank to prove whatever point, as regards Educational level

How are the other assertions wrong?

They say Igbos love money and are the best in business, but it is Dangote, a Hausa man, who owns the biggest businesses and is the richest man in Nigeria.

They say Northerners are the farmers supplying food to the country, but it is Obasanjo's farms a Yoruba man that is the most diversified.

They say Yorubas are into education and office work, but it is an Igbo woman, Okonjo-Iweala, who has all the education from Harvard, was in charge of the World Bank, and is the Director-General of the World Trade Organization.

EFCC donates money belonging to Nigerians to Nigerians ?

All sectors should have salary rise at the same time. No sector is more important than the other.

Echoes of Yoruba Nation

In the heart of vibrant West,
Where the sun kisses the earth’s crest,
Lies the Yoruba nation, proud and free,
A tapestry of history and mystery.

With crowns of coral, chiefs sit enthroned,
In palaces where ancient gods are homed.
The talking drums beat stories, old and revered,
Songs of ancestors, forever endeared.

From the bustling streets of Lagos’ might,
To tranquil towns under starry night,
Each corner breathes a sacred dance,
Of art, of culture, in every glance.

The Yoruba speak in proverbs wise,
Every word a prize, under African skies.
Their language, a river, flowing deep,
Carries secrets it promises to keep.

The festivals are a sight to behold,
Eyo and Ojude Oba, bold and gold.
Cloaked figures dance, the city’s heart beats,
To rhythms of growth and ancestral feats.

In markets vibrant with colors and smells,
Where commerce whispers in beads and shells,
The Yoruba craft their daily bread,
Weaving futures from threads of thread.

Ogun, Sango, Yemoja’s might,
Deities of iron, fire, and water’s flight,
Guardians of a people, strong and bold,
Custodians of stories, yet untold.

Here, tradition and progress entwine,
In a nation where sun and stars align.
Yoruba, a realm of endless bloom,
Nurtured by the past, it finds its room.

So sing the praise of this land so vast,
Where the roots of humanity are cast.
Yoruba nation, in every heartbeat,
In Africa’s drum, its soul complete.


Written by A.I

Welcum:
Wow! Great lyrics! Which AI wrote this and what prompts did you use?

Chat GPT

Prompt - Write a powerful poem for the freedom of the Igbo people

A Song for the Igbo: A Cry for Freedom

In the lush valleys where the palm trees sway,
Where the Niger whispers through night and day,
Igbo land, of resilient might,
Rise, embrace your destined light.

From the lands of Nsukka to the shores of Bonny,
Where the spirit of ancestors is ever sunny,
The drumbeats echo in the twilight air,
A call for freedom, a fervent prayer.

O spirits of Eri, hear our song,
In justice's name, we've waited long.
With strength from Ala, the earth we tread,
We'll lift our voices, forge ahead.

Our forebears sowed these fields with care,
Their hopes and dreams are our sacred fare.
Chukwu, guide us with your grace,
Through trials and time, this path we trace.

We are the heirs of a noble past,
With courage that forever will last.
In the face of trials, we'll never bend,
For liberty, our cause defend.

In the bustling markets where life thrives,
In every art, our culture survives.
The Oja's notes call out with pride,
In freedom's quest, we will abide.

No longer shall we bow in fear,
With every step, our fate is clear.
We rise as one, with hearts aflame,
For freedom is our steadfast claim.

Let the Niger's song be heard afar,
A beacon bright as the evening star.
Igbo land, our cherished home,
In freedom's light, forever roam.

O ancestors, lend us your might,
To shatter chains and claim the right.
For in our hearts, the vision grows,
In unity, our spirit flows.

So rise, O Igbo, claim your due,
With dignity and valor true.
In freedom's name, our future see,
To live, to thrive, eternally.

With each sunrise, a promise bright,
Through every dusk, our hope alight.
Igbo land, forever free,
In unity, our destiny.

Written by A.I

Breaking: Tinubu Offers Lifeline to Dangote Refinery, NNPC to Sell Crude Oil to Company in Naira

To ensure the stability of the pump price of refined fuel and the dollar-Naira exchange rate, the Federal Executive Council Monday adopted a proposal by President Tinubu to sell crude to Dangote Refinery and other upcoming refineries in Naira.

Dangote Refinery at the moment requires 15 cargoes of crude, at a cost of $13.5 billion yearly. Nigerain National Petroleum Company (NNPC) has committed to supply four cargoes.


But the FEC has approved that the 450,000 barrels meant for domestic consumption be offered in Naira to Nigerian refineries, using the Dangote refinery as pilot. The exchange rate will be fixed for the duration of this transaction.

Afreximbank and other settlement banks in Nigeria will facilitate the trade between Dangote and NNPC Limited. The game changing intervention will eliminate the need for international letters of credit. It will also save the country of billions of dollars used in importing refined fuel.

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2024/07/29/breaking-tinubu-offers-lifeline-to-dangote-refinery-nnpc-to-sell-crude-oil-to-company-in-naira/

FG should beg Dangote not to cancel the steel mill.
It is better than begging Saudi and Qatar and yet they still ignore Nigeria like a leper

The federal government should sell Ajaokuta mills to Dangote for 1 Naira and keep a 25 percent share.

It is glaring that Nigerian politicians accross the board are in debt to their sponsors hence they loot to repay their debt instead of doing the job.

Therefore nothing good can be expected from them

For a man that does not has a house abroad and yet the richest man in Africa, it shows his onwevering belief in Nigeria.

Work with him and give him what he wants instead of working against him.

JagabanB:
What do you guys really gain from this sh*t taIk?
Same landmark functioning and making adverts in Lagos was demolished?
Why una like Iies like this?
Why?
When we say use glo network, people like you will say all sort of rubbîsh about Glo but will bIame government for MTN and Airtel, if we bring out your phones now, we will realize you recharge and use MTN/Airtel more than Glo, so why blaming govt for what u are doing?
It is same u folks that will call Dangote all sorts of name on social media, Nigerians are hoping that his refinery faiIs yet u will all come out to bIame govt for not supporting home grown businesses?
When he announced plans to start this steel, the comments was filled with people accûsing him of monopoly, now he has changed his mind, u have come out to bIame the govt.
I know u will come out to deny doing any of what I listed but the fact that u can Iie about how govt has demolished Landmark, u can Iie about anything.

I have been a strong advocate for Tinubu but i cannot support all these wrong decisions.
It looks like the President needs to change is advisers

Standing5:
Dangote may actually feel this way but I seriously doubt he said it or will go this way. Cabals will always exist and steel is too crucial.

Watch the video
he said it

Yet the president went around begging in Saudi and Qatar for this same investment.

What you are looking for in Sokoto is in your Shokoto.

Unbelievable!

No support for homegrown businesses, Innoson, Nord, and so on are there but the government keeps patronising foreign companies and creating jobs in foreign lands

Landmark was demolished for tribal sentiments taking away millions of salaries and taxes from the system and yet the government will be happy for Lebanese investment on this same beach even though they will take their profits away like MTN and DSTV.

Dangote is calling off plans to invest in a new steel plant in Nigeria after the government accused him of seeking to become a monopoly with his new refinery in the West African nation.

Dangote said, "let others that have more money than us go and bring their money from Dubai and invest in their fatherland."

“Our own board has decided that we should not have the steel plant. If we do, we will be called all sorts of names,” Dangote said at a media briefing Saturday at the refinery in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial hub.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atcaYPZyVkY

*Dangote to Scrap Steel Investment Over Allegations of Monopoly
*Africa’s richest man disputes government’s monopoly claims
*Targets gasoline production in August and 10 ppm diesel

Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest man, is calling off plans to invest in a new steel plant in Nigeria after the government accused him of seeking to become a monopoly with his new refinery in the West African nation.

“Our own board has decided that we should not have the steel plant. If we do, we will be called all sorts of names,” Dangote said at a media briefing Saturday at the refinery in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial hub.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-07-21/dangote-to-scrap-steel-investment-over-allegations-of-monopoly?srnd=energy

adeniyiemmanuel:
EVILL GOVERNMENT RUN BY EVILL PEOPLE!!!

Dangote's hair turns white overnight

Nigerians have to support Dangote against these evil cabals

The lack of Electricity for over 40 years is because some people have benefited from importing petrol and diesel for over 4 decades.

More than half of Nigeria's population approximately over 100 million people have been held at ransom by these very few people

Their evil generational wealth is like a tap of water that runs on a non-functioning society.

This is the most dangerous cabal in the history of Nigeria

How can a man build a refinery that should have been built by the government and still be importing crude into a crude exporting country and yet NNPC still wants to sell imported petrol and diesel while the biggest refinery in the world's products on Nigerian soil is bypassed?

The things you should print money for and employ jobless youths to do

The way it has been for thousands of years before colonization

Apparently, someone bought these tomatoes for 1000 Niara in Kano
If true, how many tomatoes will the minimum wage buy?
If the entire minimum wage is spent on Tomatoes, how many days will it take a family of four to finish before they start starving, begging, or stealing?

It is either the north is doing this on purpose to destabilize the government of Tinubu or Tinubu has failed to secure the middle belt food basket of the Nation or Nigerians are just too lazy to plant tomatoes everywhere on the most fertile soil with plenty of rain and sunshine everywhere. Or all of the above.

Tinibu better do something or the next revolt might be the last.

See - https://www.nairaland.com/8126068/see-tomato-bought-1000-kano

Arise, o compatriots

From kneeling, bowing, and prostrating to greet elders
to wearing Iro and buba and Agabda
To similar words and intonation... there are several mysterious similarities between Yoruba and Japan
When a king loses a war in both Japanese and Yoruba cultures according to their tradition they are required to kill themselves

After watching Jude Bela investigative report on how Abacha looted billions of dollars from Nigeria.
I decided to google the minister of Budget 30 years after and found out Abubakar Bagudu is a CON

What a tragic comedy Nigeria is

Make Una watch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDBC_rSreRk

Instead of spending Trillions on fuel subsidy, the government should ensure that all corners of Nigeria has access to 24 hrs electricity.

It does not take rocket science to do this.

Other countries are already talking about free energy by recreating how the sun is powered through nuclear fusion.