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Science/TechnologyRe: Rita Orji Appointed To UN Panel On AI by Baxilexi(m): 1:55pm On Feb 16
Take away lessons

Knowledge over tribe
Efficiency over party affiliation
Competency over blind loyalty
Intelligence over gender
Industry over nepotism

Until excellence becomes the yardstick for appointments, Africa as a continent will never come close to the west in terms of development.
PoliticsRe: USA Treasury Sec: We Created Dollar Shortage To Create Economic Collapse In Iran by Baxilexi(m): 11:31am On Feb 15
LabStores:
USA's obsession with Iran is out of this world.... Is there something we don't know?
They’re exporting Islamic revolutions.
Afghanistan is a country too, no one care
North Korea has no plans of expanding its way of life. As crazy as Kim is, he lives in relative peace with his southern neighbor.
India, the relationship with the US is strained but you don’t see any direct actions against them.

Iran’s charter is to destroy the US and Israel first, then the house of Saud and other “non pious Muslims”.
PoliticsRe: USA Treasury Sec: We Created Dollar Shortage To Create Economic Collapse In Iran by Baxilexi(m): 8:54am On Feb 15
HacheNoire:
Why other nations are now learning knowing the USD can be weaponized.

Did he also answer why the USD is on a free fall and 4 year low?

Now you created a shortage because of Iran which still slumped the USD. That means, if you print more at this point, it will be a wreck.
It’s to lower public debt.

One example is bitcoin, it has lost about 30% of its pre 2026 value, a lot of people are selling at a loss.
Same as gold, it crashed some weeks back.

It’s intelligence and not ineptitude.
PoliticsRe: US Moves To Revoke Citizenship Of Naturalized Americans by Baxilexi(m): 8:46pm On Feb 14
The body of the message clearly states ‘those that lied on their application and have links to criminal activities’.

I believe every nation has a right to weed out unpatriotic elements. Those that would align with external forces to undermine national security.

As much as we disagree on nairaland, I don’t believe any of us wishes Palestine, Yemen or Iran or their military outfits to destroy Nigeria.
PoliticsRe: Russia Blocks Meta’s Whatsapp Messaging Service by Baxilexi(m): 9:29am On Feb 12
FreeStuffsNG:
Telegram’s Russia-born founder, Pavel Durov, denounced the new restrictions, saying “restricting citizens’ freedom is never the right answer”.

“Telegram stands for freedom of speech and privacy, no matter the pressure,” he said on the messaging service.

WhatsApp said: “Today the Russian government has attempted to fully block WhatsApp in an effort to drive users to a state-owned surveillance app. Trying to isolate over 100mn people from private and secure communication is a backwards step and can only lead to less safety for people in Russia.”


Only naive people will fall for this crap. He is pushing his business in a manner that deceptively sound altruistic.

These apps have been used to locate Russian, Iranian, Hamas and Hezbollah top military leaders before they are assassinated under US coordination. There's mo encryption kan kan.

Meta will be compelled by the US interest to share the information , location and even permit US real-time surveillance used against the national interest of nations against the dominance of the United States.

China is very clever to know this all along and blocked those apps from operating in China.

Most nations will soon have their own national messaging apps to protect their national interests and sovereign rights.

Russia just confirmed that WhatsApp and Telegram are US surveillance platforms and that's worrisome to national interests and private users.

Unfortunately, Russia is now replacing US surveillance with Russian government surveillance .
Think big, it doesn’t only cut off the west it cuts off their citizens from the world, breaks up family communications, ends businesses etc.

People do business on WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook etc. it can be monitored or regulated. Outrightly discontinuing the service leads to a loss of billions to those who do business online these apps.

Perhaps they believe the rest of the world should download a Russian app including Iran, China and North Korea which are their allies only on paper.

Those with nefarious intentions can always create their own apps we-hate-America-chat, kill infidels app, what ever rocks their boats. For regular people they share information responsibly.
PoliticsRe: Re: Inec Is A Different Technical System From Banking- Reno by Baxilexi(op): 12:07pm On Feb 11
@mods,
Please make this visible so that e-transmission can get the necessary support.

Switruth:
OP I don't know why you're explaining to them....You can now see the type of humans living with us.. senseless submissions from the so called educated people... How bank matter take enter election issue should be studied....
I’m aware of their antics, they’re the same crew that believe public servant salaries shouldn’t be made public.
PoliticsRe: Inec Is A Different Technical System From Banking- Reno by Baxilexi(op): 6:15am On Feb 11
Reno made an uneducated submission about why the problems bedeviling bank transactions in Nigeria would affect e-transmission of results by INEC, he could have made a brief cursory check online and get enlightened. Anyway, here’s the truth why it can be done.

While both systems involve the electronic transfer of sensitive data across a national network, they are built on fundamentally different architectural philosophies and operational requirements. The Nigerian Interbank Settlement System (NIBSS) handles a high volume of continuous, bilateral transactions, while INEC’s IReV (INEC Result Viewing Portal) is a seasonal, bulk-upload system designed for public transparency.
1. Architectural Differences
The most significant difference lies in how data moves through the network.
Interbank (NIBSS Instant Payment - NIP): Operates on a Hub-and-Spoke Model. When you send money, your bank (the spoke) sends a message to NIBSS (the hub), which then communicates with the receiving bank. It is a "push" system where liquidity and account validation happen in milliseconds across private, highly secured financial tunnels.
INEC (IReV/BVAS): Operates on a Centralized Cloud Repository. Data (the scanned result sheet) is captured on a mobile device (BVAS) and uploaded directly to a central cloud server. Unlike a bank transfer, which is a two-way handshake between two specific parties, INEC’s system is a many-to-one upload intended for one-to-many distribution (the public viewing portal).

3. Network Resilience and Latency
The way these systems handle "downtime" or poor internet connectivity is a major technical divide.
Financial Systems (High Availability): Banks use ISO 20022 messaging standards and dedicated leased lines to ensure near-zero latency. If the network is down, the transaction is rejected immediately to prevent "double-spending."
Election Systems (Store-and-Forward): The BVAS is designed to work offline. If there is no 4G/5G coverage at a polling unit, the device stores the result locally and uploads it once it detects a signal. This introduces a "lag" that does not exist in the banking sector, where transactions are typically "live or nothing."
Note on Security: While banks use hardware security modules (HSMs) and multi-factor authentication (MFA) to protect accounts, INEC’s system relies heavily on Encryption in Transit (protecting the data as it travels to the server) and Access Control to prevent unauthorized edits to the central database.

In summary, INEC transmission is one way, and relies on 4G/5G internet service, nothing that providers like starlink cannot handle.

As a race the answer should never be, NO it cannot be done, but rather, how can it be done. Shame on the populace that keep on fighting messengers while rejecting the message. Transparent elections will benefit us all.

PoliticsRe: Fubara, Wike Meet With Tinubu In Abuja by Baxilexi(m): 4:41pm On Feb 09
Politicking above governance.

Trump detests New York’s mayor, but there are laws that govern political offices. What business has Wike with a governor?
What business has Fubara in Aso rock?

We are watching our style of governance slip into monarchy and we are quiet about it.

All these drama at the expense of tax payers money.

Think for a minute, who funded Wike’s rallies in PH? Certainly not PDP or APC.
PoliticsRe: We Want To Invest Tens Of Billions Of Dollars In Nigeria - UAE Storms Abuja by Baxilexi(m): 8:23am On Feb 08
Dear Nigerians there’s no free money in this world.

These guys are imperialist and have no vision for the black race.

Will they invest, yes. Will it move us forward, time will tell. But from their antecedents, Africans are perceived inferior. The have zero interest in political stability, human capital or youth development. Just modern slavery.

Hence my constant advocacy for the west as against China and now the UAE. Their investment in Africa is about their survival not love.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wm2xmhcjeVs

Watch the video above, follow the news in Sudan and you’d understand.
Foreign AffairsRe: Trump Threatens Tariffs For Countries Trading With Iran by Baxilexi(m): 5:08pm On Feb 07
motayoayinde:
It's the regional power of the middle east with huge resources and very Smart population.
It's a threat to America because it's a threat to Israel.

Both countries have plotted Iran's destruction for 47 years without success.
There are more Iranians in the US and UK than Muslim countries.
Iran, UK and the US used to be very strong allies. They had a bad breakup and the opportunistic mullahs took advantage.
Look up the history.
Foreign AffairsRe: Trump Threatens Tariffs For Countries Trading With Iran by Baxilexi(m): 5:03pm On Feb 07
Sulex899:
My fellow Nigerians..
I urge you all to go follow up about the Jeffery Epstein Saga
For you all not to be fooled anymore
These men are all corrupt and a paedophiles.
The people they called themselves the chosen ones (Israel) are mostly corrupt n not how you people think they're
Most of them are Evils.
No Muslim names were on Epstein files..
But they're trying to make the whole world hate on Islam
Never..
Allah is Always with the oppressed..
No matter what
Please go and see for yourself
The World is run by Evil Doers
https://nypost.com/2020/08/31/inside-the-lavish-life-of-saudi-arabias-party-prince/

Read and get enlightened. You’ve got no idea what happens in Dubai. Truth is America has the highest morals world over, nothing is hidden for long in that country, hence the public knowledge/outrage.

Epstein parties can’t be worse than human rituals carried out by our politicians in ifo and Ibadan.

Foreign AffairsRe: Trump Declares May 17 As Day To Rededicate US As One Nation Under God,… by Baxilexi(m): 5:04pm On Feb 06
RichBoy247:
Will he be importing more primary school children to rape at Epstein Estate for this rededication? Werey thinks say God ba him Papa wey he dey deceive
No, he’ll just have to change religions and it would be legal.
PoliticsRe: Tinubu Launches National Halal Economy Strategy To Tap Global Market by Baxilexi(m): 5:00pm On Feb 06
We have the labor, we have the land, we have the capital yet we lack one thing. A willing leadership.

One that would address core issues and cease showmanship.

If we so desire, we can become the biggest exporter of agricultural produce in the next 1 year.
If we so desire, we can take the pipeline contract from militants, tell them to get real jobs, and deploy drones and perimeter defense systems that cost less than pipeline security budget. Increase our quota and drive development.
Same can be done with solid minerals,
But no, we prefer luxury, affluence and stupidity.

Shame on Mr President, he is yet to roll up his sleeves and get to work.
What we need to be great lies within us.
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran Is At The Negotiating Table by Baxilexi(op): 11:39am On Feb 06
Foreign AffairsIran Is At The Negotiating Table by Baxilexi(op): 11:32am On Feb 06
I guess reasoning is finally prevailing above propaganda. They’ve seen what’s happening in Cuba, and wish differently for themselves.

https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/liveblog/2026/2/6/us-iran-talks-live-critical-negotiations-set-to-begin-in-oman

Foreign AffairsRe: USS Abraham Lincoln Has No Air Defense System by Baxilexi(m): 5:49am On Feb 05

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvQV7Mt02q4

You guys have got no idea what a $1 trillion dollar military budget can get you, especially without corruption.

@OP, advise IRGC to accede and give the everyday Iranians their much deserved freedom.
Foreign AffairsRe: USS Abraham Lincoln Has No Air Defense System by Baxilexi(m): 5:41am On Feb 05

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zsf38NYzo5Q

This was from 10 years ago. The US is not in the habit of bragging about their arsenal. When it’s D-day you all will see.
Foreign AffairsRe: Saudis And Emiratis Cut Up The Kabba Cloth And Sold It To Epstein by Baxilexi(m):
Emu4life:
The Ka'aba miswak is usually changed frequently per annum and sold. The money raised goes to charity.

What the buyer does with it is no one's business as it doesn't hold any special value.


Jeffrey Einstein has probably forgotten that Jesus already died and washed away his sins. He needed back up, in case it was a liegrin


These are the group of lunat!cs that tell us about MORALS. The people talking about Human Right and civilisation.

BARBARIANS
Take it easy, there’s a reason why there’s global outrage about the Epstein debacle,
moral is why it’s being discussed,
morals is why Epstein went to prison,
moral is why witnesses can come forward boldly and speak and the state protects them,
moral is why there’s a call for justice and all affected will be served,
moral is why Prince Andrew was removed from the royal family.
Former French President is in prison that’s morals.

How dare you pontificate on something your community is complicit in. What is the age of competence in northern Nigeria? Do you know how many cases of VVF exists thanks to our brothers up north?
Do you know about the Arab perversion of taking a shit on their sex objects?
How many influential Nigerians have gone to prison for their sexual crimes, Senate President?
There was a Nigerian Epstein party remake put in a movie called Oloture. Our politicians are very complicit but can the Nigerian justice system prosecute them? Or protect their victims?

Which other country, in the Muslim world do high ranking officials get punished?

https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2023/12/iran-security-forces-used-rape-and-other-sexual-violence-to-crush-woman-life-freedom-uprising-with-impunity/

Foreign AffairsRe: For Those Hating On US. Would You Prefer China As World Power? by Baxilexi(m): 8:19pm On Feb 02
@OP, extend the conversation with these questions;

Since the US has pulled out of several international organizations has China opted to fill in their shoes?
What’s China humanitarian contribution?
What’s their policy on human trafficking? Wars? Human rights?
I’ve as this question times over… who is the most successful black man in China?
Even Saudi has a more cosmopolitan outlook than China.

We need to be careful what we wish for.
Foreign AffairsRe: Russia Not Sending Troops To Iran If USA Attacks by Baxilexi(m): 3:57pm On Feb 02
I wrote this yesterday.

Sorry to say, but analytic, critical thinking is lost on the Nigerian youth. Our educational systems are in ruins and needs to be revisited with alacrity.

How people ever imagine Russia and China would come to Iran’s aid is ridiculous.

The US is only looking out for the third force. Iran might have a joker up its sleeves and the US cannot afford any surprises.
Venezuela sent shivers down the spines of China, North Korea and Russia. When last was there news of testing of ballistic missile?
They’re still tryna collect information on what was used in Venezuela.


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

Foreign AffairsRe: Explosion In Iran, Claims IRGC Navy Commander Assassination, Denied By Iran. by Baxilexi(m): 9:34am On Feb 01
DonMarkuzi:
Recent developments regarding the U.S. military presence in the Gulf suggest a period of significant challenges ahead. As more American forces are deployed to this region, it becomes increasingly evident that the U.S. may face substantial difficulties and potential humiliation.

In the past few days, there appears to be a lack of clarity within the U.S. military regarding the ongoing Gulf crisis and the directives they are expected to follow. Historically, the American military has excelled in engagements against weaker opponents, yet it encounters considerable obstacles when facing resilient or formidable adversaries.

Strategically, the U.S. military is currently overstretched globally and may lack the necessary adaptability for the specific challenges presented in multiple theaters of operation. The situation with Iran, in particular, is complex. Iran is a sizable nation with a significant population that, contrary to certain Western narratives, largely supports its government. Additionally, the nation's terrain presents formidable challenges for any military endeavor.

Iran has also made significant strides in technological advancements, particularly in asymmetric warfare. Its leadership anticipated potential conflicts and has specifically developed military capabilities such as hypersonic missiles, drone swarms, and a high-speed naval force, tailoring its strategies to exploit known vulnerabilities in U.S. military operations.

Consider a scenario where F-18 pilots return to the USS Lincoln, only to find the carrier engaged in evasive maneuvers against swarms of drones and mini-submarines. Such a situation could lead to catastrophic consequences for U.S. personnel and operations.

Moreover, it is important to note that both Russia and China have recognized Iran's strategic position as an opportunity to challenge U.S. dominance and weaken its influence in the region, potentially undermining the interests of both the U.S. and its allies, including Israel.

In summary, the current geopolitical landscape suggests that Iran is poised to be a significant hurdle for U.S. foreign policy and strategic interests. The implications of this situation could have far-reaching consequences for the U.S., its allies, and the broader geopolitical order.
The US military was stationed near Venezuela for weeks before the attack.
Permutations are ongoing and discussions are being made to help mitigate casualties.
Their allies in the region need to also be ready.
The US signed a pact with Qatar to defend it if ever it was attacked.
Saudi is also a strong ally.
So a lot of preparations are needed.
IRGC will lose everything most certainly but how can the situation be handled to avoid a Palestine repeat, where IRGC uses innocents as human shields.

How does the US reduce damage to both its allies in the region and the Iranians that need liberation, that’s the big question.
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran, China And Russia Conduct Military Drill In The Strait Of Hormuz by Baxilexi(m): 9:22am On Feb 01
owagbeba:
Brother, this is a false report. There were no tripartite drills on the strait of Hormuz recently. The only drill involving Russia and China was the Naval drill in South Africa.

The recent drill was a solo drill conducted by Iran.

Why did so many guys on NL believe this story?

Does it mean many of the guys who come to comment on these related topics are just here to score point against Russia or the US, but not adamant followers of geopolitics?

Even the news source is dodgy.
Good looking out.

I had my suspicions, especially after Putin giving Trump $1BN dollars to join his club.
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran, China And Russia Conduct Military Drill In The Strait Of Hormuz by Baxilexi(m): 9:20am On Feb 01
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran, China And Russia Conduct Military Drill In The Strait Of Hormuz by Baxilexi(m): 7:28pm On Jan 31
Ghostagain:
Dude, you've never met any Iranian. I don't understand why you guys love to misrepresent yourselves online.
@mods, get this individual off my back.
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran, China And Russia Conduct Military Drill In The Strait Of Hormuz by Baxilexi(m): 6:24pm On Jan 31
Princedapace:
China, pls
Why? I honestly would like to know. Give your reasons and I’ll give mine.
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran, China And Russia Conduct Military Drill In The Strait Of Hormuz by Baxilexi(m): 6:18pm On Jan 31
Princedapace:
I hope u will be happy if America wnts to force ur president out in Nigeria?
I’ve come to learn and accept that there would always be a dominant force in the world, either in the form of colonialism or financial imperialism and they will define morality. For weaker nations, the only question is, whose morality do you prefer.

China? Russia? The USA?

So, the question goes back to you. Would you like a Nigeria that mirrors the US in some regards or China? Or Russia?
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran, China And Russia Conduct Military Drill In The Strait Of Hormuz by Baxilexi(m): 6:12pm On Jan 31
Ghostagain:
1. It is in Russia's best interests to make sure its ally Iran doesn't die.
2. I've actually met an Iranian girl in the university, she was unhappy with the leadership in her country but she would never support any foreign intervention in her country, she only wanted a change in policy, but she also felt that her and her government were in the same family.
3. You've definitely never met an Iranian, stop believing the propaganda which you see online.
You don’t know me, but for some reasons believe I’m your neighbor. Son, look up my registration on nairaland. When I say I know Iranians take it to the bank.
I can’t upload personal information but I ask that if you discredit the submissions of others, don’t do that on my posts. I have no reason to give false information.

Iranians I know, hear from their relatives living well abroad and wish the same for their country.
Foreign AffairsRe: Iran, China And Russia Conduct Military Drill In The Strait Of Hormuz by Baxilexi(m): 6:01pm On Jan 31
PepeXKermit:
He doesnt need to hold another front, ge will finish off Ukraine and move on to bigger things
He should then.

Calculations are ongoing about the strength of his army and artillery. Most of the weapons he used are made in Iran. Iran falling is a big blow to him. Committing soldiers to ‘finish up Ukraine’ would signal the end of Russia so Ukraine is bleeding him slowly but severely.

And even if he joins the war, he would only supply weapons to Iran because the US never attacked Russia directly but only supplied weapons to Ukraine.
Foreign AffairsRe: Israel: Trump Threatening Iran Publicly But Secretly Pursues Negotiation by Baxilexi(m): 10:10pm On Jan 30
Taliban = Afghan people, Afghan people = Taliban.

US didn’t lose, but realized they were wasting resources trying to change the mindset of a people that loved their oppressors.

Is Syria asking for Assad?
Is Venezuela begging for Maduro?
Did Iraq beg for saddam?
Khomeini getting arrested today would be jubilations across Iran. Those on exile will return home and the new leadership will work in peace with other middle eastern countries. Isn’t it ironic that no Muslim country is standing by khomeini? They all want him gone.

Foreign AffairsRe: Iran, China And Russia Conduct Military Drill In The Strait Of Hormuz by Baxilexi(m): 5:37pm On Jan 30
Now this is true comedy…

Putin wants to hold another front, just when Trump is considering giving him some breathing room. The other day Bangladesh nationals accused Russia of forced conscription, same with a few African countries.
The US should go ahead with the campaign.
China never risked 1 soldiers life for Russia I doubt they’d do it for Iran. With zero economic value to them.

Back to the main issue, @OP, I know Iranians, they hate what their country has become. Make your findings, the Shia population doesn’t represent the majority. They love music, movies, almost all I’ve met have tattoos.
They are proud Persians and want to return to their Persian ways. They don’t participate in Islamic extremist agendas.

Anyone who loves Iran should wish them true independence, democracy or a favorable monarchy not a theocracy.

Foreign AffairsRe: Starmer And Xi Call For Deeper UK-China Ties As Trump Shakes Up Global Relations by Baxilexi(m):
God1000:
China has become a reliable and trustworthy superpower, The only one.
They haven’t bombed any country in decades and they don’t break deals
They don’t need to bomb, just connive with the evil government and help them destroy their people.

Think? What is China’s opinion on human rights violation?
Are you not aware that most of their luxury high humane treaties were initiated by the west? Social contract is an American concept, human rights too. We would all be perpetually enslaved but for their foreign policy.
Silence implies consent.
If the Nigerian government ever decides to slaughter its citizens China would do a deal for organ transplant.

To the topic
Read up friend.

The UK and EU are freeloaders. America has been carrying them all on its shoulders. They never trade fairly and Trump has the balls to say to them get on with it. Most of their luxury high end products end up in the US, but how much does Europe buy from America? That’s why Trump forced them to pay in full for patriot defense systems.

They could not help Ukraine, all talk no action. Trump asked the to raise military spending to 5% GDP and they’re all struggling.
They cannot efficiently control their borders. Look at London, the stealing, poor sanitary environment, and the radicalism.

Now they want a deal with a communist regime, same type of deal that has made Qatar own 40% of London.

I wish them goodluck, sometimes people need to get their hand’s burnt to know that not all red pots are hot and vice versa.

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