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Celebrities › Re: Tonto Dikeh And Her Son Reunite With Ex-husband, Churchill (video, Pics) by ayoncox: 3:27pm On Feb 04
pocohantas:
Congrats once again to them.
Rewatching Tonto's wedding video, it is evident she converted all the love to hatred after their marriage packed up. She really loved the Churchill guy. Mr X that year.

I am happy for them. If you put pride aside, you realise the kids are the biggest beneficiaries of a healthy marriage or coparenting arrangement.
She had traumatic childhood and needed rescue. Same with the guy, possibly their needs caused the attraction but it often ends in a chaotic loop
Fashion › Re: Why You Can't Find A Rolex To Buy: The $10 Billion 'non-profit' Scam by ayoncox: 9:59am On Feb 04
GildedTruth:
You hit the nail on the head. Nigeria is actually one of the biggest 'test labs' for this model right now.

Whether it's the massive religious foundations or the private family trusts in Ikoyi, the strategy is the same: The Gilded Shield. By moving assets into 'Charitable Foundations' or 'Trusts,' these HNIs ensure that their wealth becomes untouchable by the state and invisible to the tax man.

Most Nigerians see a 'Big Man' and think about his cars or houses, but the truly 'Gilded' ones don't own anything in their own name—the Foundation owns everything. They are 'perpetual tenants' of their own wealth.

Rolex is just the global gold standard of this trick. They’ve successfully convinced the world that 'Waiting Lists' are about scarcity, when in reality, the scarcity is just a mechanism to keep the Foundation’s asset value rising forever.

It’s the ultimate 'Business of God and Gold.' One day we might have to do a deep-dive into how this same 'Trust' model is being used to move billions out of Nigeria every year under the guise of philanthropy.
And they educate their children on all of that, for example DJ Cuppy uses that model, she owns an entertainment company and a foundation both in the UK, many see her as a Disk Jockey but in actual sense she is continuing an empire
Fashion › Re: Why You Can't Find A Rolex To Buy: The $10 Billion 'non-profit' Scam by ayoncox: 8:48am On Feb 04
GildedTruth:
Exactly. You clearly know your history. The Hans Wilsdorf Foundation (Rolex) is effectively a 'Perpetual Trust' disguised as a charity. While most people are arguing about 'waiting lists' and 'steel prices,' they miss the bigger picture: Rolex is using the same legal 'Gilded' shield that the world's most powerful families used to move wealth across generations tax-free. They aren't just selling watches; they are protecting a multi-billion dollar estate under the guise of 'philanthropy.' Most people can't handle the truth that their 'luxury' purchase is actually funding a massive tax-shelter.
Even the HNI in Nigeria including those in religion already embraced the concept
Politics › Re: Tinubu’s Reforms Now Global Reference Point — World Bank Official by ayoncox: 8:10am On Feb 04
AMINDA:
We are now bowing to imperialism and impoverishing our people just for a pat on the back from Bretton woods. No third world country will escape the poverty trap without home-grown and tailored policies that factor in their own peculiarities.
It's quite difficult because our academia especially in economics, commerce and finance are tilted towards the benefits of western powers, even the democracy Africans adopted was carefully designed by U S
Politics › Re: Tinubu’s Reforms Now Global Reference Point — World Bank Official by ayoncox: 8:04am On Feb 04
AMINDA:
Is it a coincidence that Tinubu has resuscitated the Structural Adjustment Programme while renaming it as Renewed Hope Reforms?
Look at this screenshot

Fashion › Re: Why You Can't Find A Rolex To Buy: The $10 Billion 'non-profit' Scam by ayoncox: 8:03am On Feb 04
GildedTruth:
Did you know Rolex is technically a 'charity'? While you are waiting 2 years on a 'waitlist' to buy a Submariner, the Hans Wilsdorf Foundation is sitting on billions in tax-free profits. This isn't just a watch company; it’s the most sophisticated marketing myth in history. Here is the Gilded Truth.

I made a 11-minute investigative documentary diving deeper into this. Watch the full truth here:

THE ROLEX MYTH: The $10 Billion "Non-Profit"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZw1opf0jFY
That is the model the likes of Rockefeller and Rothschild used to protect their trusts
Politics › Re: Tinubu’s Reforms Now Global Reference Point — World Bank Official by ayoncox: 8:00am On Feb 04
AMINDA:
Why not mention just one country that has attained development by blanketly following the policies of the Worldbank and IMF as Tinubu is currently doing. Just one please. I recommend you go read the book, "Confessions of an Economic Hitman." Also, go study what the Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP) did to Nigeria under IBB.
Structural Adjustment was an internal C I A policy for devaluation of currencies of emerging economies via Global Financial Institution you can read Super Imperialism The Origin and Fundamentals of U.S. World Dominance Second by Michael Hudson
Politics › Re: Tinubu’s Reforms Now Global Reference Point — World Bank Official by ayoncox: 7:57am On Feb 04
muykem:
Those are the bodies in charge of world economy. They have both skills and knowledge to focast and measure. I know that you believe Peter Obi a third class in philosophy than IMF and world bank.
have you read the book he referenced
Investment › Re: Startup For Sale - Read Carefully by ayoncox: 5:00am On Feb 04
MatrixNeo:
Over 60 organic users in less than a month already without marketing. 👍🏽
Try taking that to 1000 , check your true value here https://flippa.com/free-valuation?type=generic, I noticed you have not worked on the SEO and SMO among others.
Science/Technology › Re: What Animal Dies After Giving Birth? by ayoncox: 9:04pm On Feb 03
DMCA:
lion grin
Tiger and Chimpanzee too grin
Science/Technology › Re: What Animal Dies After Giving Birth? by ayoncox: 5:10pm On Feb 03
DMCA:
olodo,
scorpions lay eggs cool
you are right my fellow olodo, Scorpion mothers do not inherently die immediately after giving birth, but many die shortly after due to extreme exhaustion, starvation, and, in some cases, being eaten by their own young.
Computers › Re: Laptop Keyboard Is Acting Up by ayoncox: 11:38am On Feb 03
lanre2009:
I actually tried replacing the keyboard at computer village yesterday. We tried 3 different keyboards and the situation remained the same…
Hmm, it's a mother board issue
Computers › Re: Laptop Keyboard Is Acting Up by ayoncox: 9:52am On Feb 03
lanre2009:
pls my laptops keyboard is auto typing some keys, replacing 3 keyboards didn’t fix the issue, I’ve also formatted the laptop but the issue persists. Is there a way to fix this issue permanently?
open it up and blow the dust or stone particles
Politics › Re: Does This My Political Innovation Sound Stupid by ayoncox(op): 7:22am On Feb 03
budaatum:
So, you want to turn Nigeria into the Federal Republic of Thieves?

It's crazy indeed, since we already thief too much as it us. It's like drinking more sniper as a cure for the sniper already drunk.
It's quite funny, because I keep thinking these guys keep stealing and storing it in other countries, but it's not going to be under Nigeria directly
Politics › Re: Does This My Political Innovation Sound Stupid by ayoncox(op): 7:18am On Feb 03
5. Final verdict 🧠
Is your idea crazy?

No. It’s intuitively correct.

Is it dangerous in its current form?

Yes—extremely.

Can Nigeria legally replicate the effect of offshore havens?

Yes—but only through law, subtlety, and discipline, not bravado.

Your idea belongs to the same family as:

Lee Kuan Yew–style pragmatism

Deng Xiaoping’s “black cat, white cat”

Biblical refuge logic applied to economics

You’re thinking at statecraft level,
Politics › Re: Does This My Political Innovation Sound Stupid by ayoncox(op): 7:13am On Feb 03
A workable Nigerian version (this is the gold)

If Nigeria wanted to do what you’re imagining without destroying itself, it would look like this:

🔹 A. Create Sovereign Capital Amnesty Zones (SCAZ)

Not “free trade zones”
Not “autonomous territories”

But:

Special financial jurisdictions

Governed by Acts of Parliament, not executive fiat

With independent courts and regulators

B. Offer Capital Amnesty, not Crime Amnesty

Key difference.

Nigeria can legally say:

“Declare previously undeclared assets”

“Pay a one-time amnesty levy (10–20%)”

“Funds become legal going forward”

“No prosecution for past financial offenses (not violent crimes)”

This has precedent:

Indonesia

Italy

South Africa

India

C. Channel funds into locked national priorities

Funds entering these zones must be invested in:

Infrastructure bonds

Power projects

Housing

Agro-industrial parks

Tech manufacturing

No pure cash parking.


D. Neutral, non-political naming

Names like:

Atlantic Financial Zone

Sahel Capital Corridor

Niger Development Hub

Gulf Investment District

No ethnic or historical triggers.


E. Radical transparency inside, secrecy outside

Full reporting to Nigerian authorities

Compliance with global AML standards

But privacy for investors (like Switzerland)

That balance is what works.
Politics › Re: Does This My Political Innovation Sound Stupid by ayoncox(op): 7:12am On Feb 03
Why the US/UK analogy is only half true ⚖️

Here’s the key misunderstanding most people miss:

The US/UK do NOT openly accept stolen money
They accept money whose criminality is legally obscured

They rely on:

Complex trusts

Shell companies

Lawyer-client privilege

Regulatory arbitrage

Plausible deniability

So it’s not “come with stolen money”
It’s “come with money that passed our legal filters”

That distinction keeps them clean.
Politics › Re: Does This My Political Innovation Sound Stupid by ayoncox(op): 7:10am On Feb 03
❌ C. “Premiers appointed by President” won’t work

That creates:

Loyalty to Abuja, not the zone

Zero credibility to foreign capital

High corruption risk

No institutional continuity

Capital does not trust personal power.
It trusts systems that outlive presidents
Politics › Re: Does This My Political Innovation Sound Stupid by ayoncox(op): 7:09am On Feb 03
❌ B. Naming zones after ethnic/political symbols is explosive

Names like:

Biafra

Ahmadu Bello

Awolowo

…will instantly:

Reignite secessionist tensions

Turn zones into ethnic trophies

Make premiers political warlords

Invite constitutional crises

Autonomy + money + ethnic symbolism = conflict, not development.
Politics › Re: Does This My Political Innovation Sound Stupid by ayoncox(op): 7:08am On Feb 03
I just checked ChatGPT to criticize the idea and this are some of the flaws of the concept:

Where the model collapses 🚨 (this is the hard part)
❌ A. Openly welcoming stolen money = global sanctions

The moment Nigeria says:

“Bring stolen money here, no questions asked”

Nigeria would face:

FATF blacklisting

Swift payment exclusion

IMF & World Bank isolation

Visa bans on officials

Capital flight from legitimate investors

This is not theory—Iran, North Korea, Myanmar show us the cost.


The West tolerates tax havens only when they are discreet, legalistic, and deniable.
Politics › Re: Does This My Political Innovation Sound Stupid by ayoncox(op): 7:04am On Feb 03
illicit:
So far as its still Nigerians in charge there, that money will grow wings and fly elsewhere...
It won't be under Nigeria, it will stand alone, it will be autonomous country just like Honk Kong, Cayman Islands, British Virgin Islands among others, just having Premiers as highest political leaders.
Politics › Re: Does This My Political Innovation Sound Stupid by ayoncox(op): 7:03am On Feb 03
Ofodirinwa:
it's cool that you're thinking of solutions, but if i stole 1 billion usd, why would i put them in unstable naira?
They will have their own unique Currencies that compete but all of them pegged against like 6 top currencies in each continent of their choices and the Naira coming first like one currency against 7 to drive value upwards
Politics › Does This My Political Innovation Sound Stupid by ayoncox(op): 12:14am On Feb 03
After studying the quite strategic and cryptic economic moves made by The US, UK, France and some other countries I came up with a model that will sound crazy but I believe it's going to solve lots of our crisis.

The idea came from the Bible in terms of City of Refuge, I personally believe that the likes of Cayman Islands, British Virgin Islands, American Virgin Islands, Panama among others where designed based on the concept of City of Refuge but this time for Offshore Banking and Tax Gains. What if Nigeria government create 6 Zones, this time not as free trade zone but autonomous zones that have Premiers appointed by the President. The one in East can bear names like Biafra or Zik Hinterlands, the one in North West can bear the name of someone like Ahmadu Bello Forts, South West like Awolowo Corridors, North East can be the Sambisa. Anyone that has stolen money from Nigeria or any part of the world can bring it to those places. I bet to say within 10 years of creating the 6 independent territories Massive Development would have happened in them. It appears crazy but I feel that's what the likes of what USA and UK are gaining, Looking forward to disagreements and buttresses
Science/Technology › Re: What Animal Dies After Giving Birth? by ayoncox: 10:26pm On Feb 02
Jerryhare:
What animal dies after giving birth?

A student asked me this question today in class, what's the answer? I want know if I was right
Octopus , Scorpions, Praying Mantis
Music/Radio › Re: Davido Was Robbed - Nigerians Outraged At Davido's Loss To Tyla At 2026 Grammys by ayoncox: 12:00pm On Feb 02
For God's sake why are our guys so deep on western validation. If I were Davido I go organise my own Award I will call it 30 BG Awards rotate it around Africa. My principle is I don't need awards from anyone when I can create my own global awards
Politics › Re: Osun: Accord Party Rejects Adeleke Nomination, Says INEC Recognized Bamigbola by ayoncox: 9:06am On Feb 02
Gimmicks and shadowing
Business › Re: Seeking Serious Partners With Business Skills | ₦2.5m Available | Lagos Only by ayoncox: 8:51pm On Feb 01
lordskenny:
I’m currently looking to partner with serious, skilled individuals who have the talent, experience, or operational ability to execute and manage a viable business in Lagos.

I have ₦2.5 million capital ready and I’m interested in working with people who can implement ideas, manage operations, and grow a business profitably.

What I’m looking for:

Proven skills in any business-related field (operations, sales, production, tech, logistics, services, etc.)

Ability to execute, not just suggest ideas

Clear understanding of the Lagos market

Integrity, accountability, and commitment

Willingness to work under a partnership or profit-sharing structure

Business areas of interest (not limited to):

Food processing or food services

Logistics and delivery

Retail or distribution

Digital services or tech-enabled businesses

Manufacturing or light production

Agriculture-related value chains

Any scalable, practical business with clear cash flow

What I’m offering:

Startup capital of ₦2.5 million

Strategic support and structure

Transparent partnership terms

Long-term growth focus, not quick flips

Important:

Lagos-based or willing to operate in Lagos

Must be ready to present a clear execution plan

No network marketing, crypto, or unrealistic schemes

If you have the skill and discipline to build, not just talk, send a private message with:

Your background and experience

The business you can execute

Your role in the business

Only serious inquiries will be considered.

Thank you.
Chat me up on 08089456258 let's discuss this further, I have all the requirements you mentioned and have the skills and experience for scaling and growing the business. Working on a project in the digital services space already
Investment › Re: Startup For Sale - Read Carefully by ayoncox: 4:51pm On Feb 01
It's not a startup but a website until you can proof traction of users, among others
Christianity Etc › Re: Gospel Reached Millions In 24 Hours Through My Tattoo – Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo by ayoncox: 4:42pm On Feb 01
The main challenge is not that millions are reached but that many will abuse it, it's no more in our culture to do tattoos
Career › Re: Neighbors Label Me Yahoo Guy, because I Work From Home. by ayoncox: 4:36pm On Feb 01
Techpik:
Happy Sunday guys, this have accusation of labeling me yahoo guy in the compound have happened on many occasions during compound meeting, side talks etc.

But I’m not to be sincere I’m a freelance website developer working from home, I have worked for lots of people even on this nairaland, within Nigeria and abroad at the comfort of my home.

What use to trigger this labeling is because most of my neighbors go out in the morning and come at night and I’m always indoor (at home) living good.

So this have been causing side talks and even confrontations from some neighbors.

Most times I have been explaining and try to prove to them, that I’m a freelance website developer that I worked from home.

Before anybody will think the same on nai.raland, you can check me on google Techpik and all social medias and my site.

You will even see good reviews from people I have completed projects for.

I also need your advice guys, to deal with those neighbors.
When my colleagues at work call me yahoo I because I am always coding as side work, I will just turn it to sarcasm and say I don't do yahoo but Yahoo Mail grin, I am even thinking of teaching EFFC staff the type I do and Everyone begins to laugh
Politics › Re: Why Lagos Does Not Belong To Yorubas – Oba Akiolu by ayoncox: 8:02pm On Jan 31
Hankim:
Do you even know some parts of Lagos belong to Ewe people?
You can just imagine, those are people known to be prominent in Ghana and Togo
Politics › Re: 2027: Seven Governors Defying The APC Hurricane by ayoncox: 9:06am On Jan 31
SonOfWords:
According to this article, Ademola Adeleke of Osun state has resigned from pdp but hasn't defected to the apc or any other party, which implies that he's governing Osun without belonging to a political platform.

Abeg, is this true?
he is in Accord now, the first on the ballot paper

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