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Irupetepete:
Men needs to do regular medical checkup....in the year 2021, I was speaking with someone and all of a sudden, I couldn't say anything anymore, my voice just seized, I began to fold and just slumped immediately. Thank God I was in an open place...woke up some minutes later or maybe na hours self ...I later found out it was low sugar

basilico:
Actually it's true. Qatar is the largest private office sq feet owner in London. Not in terns land acreage.

Canary Wharf Group Investment Holdings - 21,452,796 sq ft
The Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens of the City of London - 17,447,701 sq ft
Transport for London - 14,889,025 sq ft
Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) / Qatari Diar - ~10.7 million sq ft
Derwent London - ~5.5 million sq ft

*** QIA owns 60% of the No 1.

Whether they are ranked No 4 you can see how welcoming UK is...I think it's retrogression.

naptu2:
Asisat O.O.N @AsisatOshoala

https://x.com/AsisatOshoala/status/1976103091171885473?s=19[/quote]She's only just begun.

3 more characters needed

AntiChristian:
At least you we factual and not blinded by bigotry and prejudice!

They'll continue to attack you as they don't want any iota of truth!

ruggedtimi:
for me UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA was the first university. The university in morocco was basically for islamic studies.

shortgun:
Nigeria’s authorities act lawlessly because they know they can get away with it. Nigerians are always wrongfully detained, harassed or stripped of their rights and there’s rarely any justice for the victims. No compensation for the stress, loss of income or legal costs. Instead, the system protects the violators instead of the victims.

If every Nigerian begins to hold these officials accountable, impunity would decline .
But because nobody is punished, lawlessness has become the culture of governance.

That’s exactly why Nigeria is not moving forward. Until the citizens, rise to demand accountability consistently this downward spiral will continue. Progress will only begin the day we stop accepting abuse as normal.

Seun:
Dear Nairalanders

BREAKING: The new Cybercrimes Act 2025 has officially been passed into law by the National Assembly under Senate President Godswill Akpabio.

This means every provision in the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) Act is now fully binding and enforceable across Nigeria.

If you’re an online user, content creator, or admin of any digital platform (WhatsApp, Facebook, Telegram, etc.), you must know what this law says — because ignorance will not be an excuse.

Key Offenses Under the Cybercrimes Act

1️⃣ Unauthorized Access (Section 3)
Accessing someone else’s phone, laptop, or account without permission.
➡️ Punishable by up to 5 years in prison

2️⃣ Tampering with Data (Section 4)
Deleting, modifying, or interfering with another person’s digital data.
➡️ Punishable by up to 5 years in prison

3️⃣ Disclosure of Critical Information (Section 5)
Sharing classified or sensitive data without proper authority.
➡️ Punishable by up to 15 years in prison

4️⃣ Recording Private Conversations (Section 10)
Recording private discussions without authorization, even if you are part of the conversation.
➡️ Punishable by up to 2 years in prison

5️⃣ Publishing Fake News (Section 19)
Spreading false, misleading, or deceptive information online.
➡️ Punishable by up to 2 years in prison

6️⃣ Online Harassment & Abuse (Section 22)
Posting offensive, vulgar, or indecent content to insult or humiliate others.
➡️ Punishable by up to 2 years in prison

7️⃣ Inciting Ethnic/Religious Hatred (Section 24)
Making statements that provoke ethnic, tribal, or religious violence.
➡️ Punishable by LIFE imprisonment

Important for Group & Page Admins

If you manage a WhatsApp Group, Facebook Page, Telegram Channel, or any online community, you can be held responsible for what members post.

If you knowingly allow illegal content or fail to moderate, the law holds you accountable.

Stay Safe, Stay Protected

Always verify before you share.

Moderate your groups and enforce rules.

nateevs:
I swear to God, I will create a forum, throw money at it for the sake of it and make it free to post anything we all can agree on represents common sense.

What's all this bot ban nonsense? How's the ownership ignoring this for this long? What benefits do your bots serve, so much that irritation of its user base - its own sustenance - becomes remotely acceptable?

This makes no technical sense. And it makes no business sense.

Seun:
Dear Nairalanders,

We are ramping things up. Here are some things we have done recently:

1. We gave Nairaland's theme a little facelift, fixing buttons, pagination, separators, and other little things.

2. We implemented a dark mode for Nairaland with the most intuitive UX: a sun toggle on your upper right.

3. We further relaxed the minimum character rule because many people were still struggling with it.

We are also trying to make our moderation bot (aka antispam bot) more accurate. Bear with us on that.

What else do you want us to work on?

Best Regards.

basilico:
I'm told that in London...

basilico:
Budaatum. The elite UK Green Party has concluded that society has no place for private landlords
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https://www.zerohedge.com/political/uks-green-party-demands-abolition-privnate-landlords

ono:
buda, slavery predates the Brits. The scourge was on Earth even in Biblical times. All the major powers of the world - before the Brits, had slaves. Romans, Greeks, Ottomans and their Arabs friends, etc. I heard the Ottomans were notoriously cruel with slaves and I have watched a couple of documentaries on how "efficient" they were in wiping out entire communities and towns once they fall into their callous hands during war times.

Give it to the Brits. They did good. By the way I lived in Edinburgh for more than 3 years - and I still have my Lothian Bus card!

basilico:
Thanks. Looks like the mortgage rates are heavily tied to 30 year Treasury yields, so Fed cutting rates doesn't immediately translate to lower mortgage rates. The 30 year Treasury yield rate is currently at 4.2% .
That would be my understanding, I could be wrong.

CodeTemplarr:
Invention and advancements are two very different things. Invention can account for 1% of progress made in a thing or field and advancement 99%. The noble prices are largely advancements.

RodgersAkpafu:
Where will the money even come from ?

happney65:
Would republicans like this?

ono:
Now, these guys spared our forebears lives. They could have done to us what they did to the sioux and other Red Indian tribes in North America. Would you be here today if they had done that?

TV01:
Wrong. Or at best misleading. Muslim recipients of Nobel Prizes tend to be enabled by, and emerge from, the Western milieu.

ono:
It is the Brits who FINALLY abolished slavery - in the modern world. They deserve some credit for that.

Exousiang01:
And you are sure you know the yardstick Nobel uses?

Mention them and their exploits we wan hear

raumdeuter:
Making new while losing those already made to other better economies

That is how economies go to being 3rd world and depend for big brother for their security and defence

Exousiang01:
Has any Muslim you know done anything spectacular that deserves the Nobel. You think everything is about religion?
Grow up

benalvino3:
We were savages back then.

raumdeuter:
From your link I saw another reference to Financial Times same story

raumdeuter:
Let us check the GDP of the countries in the world lets see where US is and where the UK is