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Webmasters › Re: I Created Another New Bank Website, Fully Functional by budaatum: 1:12pm On Jul 14
Ushame:
not like that

To operate as a functional bank is beyond creating a bank website and apps. You need license and a long process involved too.

I simply have a banking website that is not connected to any conventional bank. Although you can get a virtual ATM from my own and evenbuy data and card and play bets...
Are you just practicing? If so, that's a good enough reason I guess, and well done.

Now, what app can you make that is functional and useful?
Properties › Re: Man Climbs Fence To Stop Bulldozer Demolishing His House In Abia State (photos/v by budaatum: 1:02pm On Jul 14
simpleseyi:
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What you are smoking is higher than what Burna Boy smokes
You must have very high skills to come to such a conclusion.
Family › Re: The New Divorce Laws In China Says Properties Will No Longer Be Shared. by budaatum: 12:59pm On Jul 14
CorperKola:
Its men that are not marrying
Stop lying
This law is trying to placate men and encourage them to marry becos they wont lose much if it doesnt go well
Thats logical deduction
Whats your level of education
Have u conducted an iq test before
Please, you keep believing your "logical deduction" with your "level of education" and your "iq test", though, I find it amusing you'd ask me what you asked in your rather very low level writing.
Properties › Re: Man Climbs Fence To Stop Bulldozer Demolishing His House In Abia State (photos/v by budaatum: 7:57am On Jul 14
Trustyourself:
Did you read the full story at all?
Yes I did. And watched the video. And did a search too only to find it's only on social media with limited details.

However, my response was to the person I quoted. Go read it and you might understand.

Also note there were police on site, so there's some legality behind the demolition.
Family › Re: The New Divorce Laws In China Says Properties Will No Longer Be Shared. by budaatum: 7:47am On Jul 14
Funny thing is, the women are not marrying men in China like before, now they are earning their own money and don't need any of yours, and Nigerian women are too. And it wouldn't be long before we start buying four of you so one for breakfast, one for lunch, one for supper and one for a midnight snack.

Investment › Re: Is The SUNUSI Memecoin A Rug Pull? Here's What Crypto Investors Should Learn by budaatum: 7:29am On Jul 14
It's reported to have "plummeted by over 99% shortly after launch", so fools and their money spring to my mind.

https://web3.bitget.com/en/swap/sol/2vvw3cSwibzGD6SgW9QzRaBdmjkYrvs218DUy6VWpump

Properties › Re: Man Climbs Fence To Stop Bulldozer Demolishing His House In Abia State (photos/v by budaatum: 7:17am On Jul 14
Kobicove:
The government officials should have prevented him from erecting the house in the first instance undecided
Perhaps. But investigation does take time, by which he could have erected some.

Besides, it's not government duty to make sure he does not waste his own money by not getting planning permission before erecting his house.
Agriculture › Re: Why Transparency Is Becoming One Of The Most Important Factors When Choosing An by budaatum: 5:27am On Jul 14
On Nairaland, we also appreciate credibility. We'll go look at a person's profile to see their post history.

Get the gist?
Adverts › Re: Creating A New Topic In This Section by budaatum: 5:24am On Jul 14
So therefore we should bet?

Dude, did you pay for this advert?

MaxHolloway:
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Properties › Re: Man Climbs Fence To Stop Bulldozer Demolishing His House In Abia State (photos/v by budaatum: 4:28am On Jul 14
MaziObinnaokija:
sad sad pity sad but he shouldn't inconvenience others with his structure especially if he build on waterways. It is for the good of the community.The state Gov should compensate him
Why should the state Gov compensate him for building illegally?

If they do, I'll go get builders to build me an illegal structure for me on Ibrahim Babangida Bridge so I can be compensated! Then I'll go build another illegal structure at Aso Rock for more compensation!
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 4:12am On Jul 14
bayelsaowei:
Look at the irresponsible fraud people here are worshipping. Not even Tinubu would think of conceptualizing this, let alone try to execute it.
Judge blasts dump for attempted theft.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn8q0e8d4ego

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum:
Trump reinstates Iran port blockade and imposes 20% charge on cargo passing through Hormuz
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cwy30p89rlgt

“So, the question is, will core inflation continue on its upward trajectory, or has it reached a turning point where it will begin to decline back toward our 2 percent target? The direction it takes has very different implications for the path of monetary policy,” Waller said.
https://wolfstreet.com/2026/07/13/fed-should-hike-in-the-near-term-if-cpi-ppi-this-week-are-hot-feds-waller-so-at-the-july-meeting-treasury-yields-jump/

I can't wait for him to command Warsh to lower rates.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Kemi Badenoch: Diversity’s Most Ungrateful Dividend by budaatum: 10:20pm On Jul 13
Baxilexi:
If you truly love Nigeria as much as you say you do, you’d rally support for Kemi.

Your support should be based on a vow to ensure the UK ceases to remain a safe haven for corrupt politicians. Can’t you see how many of them have reduced trips to the US.

Dreams of moving to another country should be a nightmare for every Nigerian, but we need a bigger institution to destroy the hegemony currently bedeviling our country.

My vantage might not be all encompassing but I believe Kemi is angry at the wasted potential of Nigeria, and I share the same sentiments. There’s no infrastructure abroad that we cannot replicate in 2 years.
Kemi's policies are similar to Farage's, so voting for Kemi would be like the trees that kept voting for the ax because they thought its wooden handle made it one of them. I might think her nonsense would not affect me because I am not a Nigerian politician or corrupt for that matter, but that's not a risk to take.

As for US, dump's nonsense affects innocent Nigerians more than it affects any Nigerian politician.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 3:25pm On Jul 13
The Trump administration has attempted a series of maneuvers to take greater control of elections, which are administered by states under the U.S. Constitution. Trump and his allies have long claimed that people living illegally in the United States pose a threat to election security, [i]though several studies have found that voting by non-U.S. citizens is rare.

The Trump Justice Department has lost a series of lawsuits seeking to obtain nonpublic voter data from states as part of what the DOJ has described as an effort to ensure ineligible voters do not remain on voter rolls.[/i]

https://www.aol.com/articles/us-justice-department-tells-state-221806000.html
Education › Re: How Old Is Tunde? (photo) by budaatum: 3:20pm On Jul 13
Bluna:
According to French philosopher, Voltaire, "common sense is not actually common".
I think common sense is common, and it is nonsense most often, which is what I think Voltaire meant. While proper sense is not common and is hard to get.
Education › Re: How Old Is Tunde? (photo) by budaatum: 2:31pm On Jul 13
Bluna:
If you do the calculation mathematically, the answer is 72

If you do the calculation by common sense, the answer is 36
Common sense is common. It can be picked off the street with no effort whatsoever, and is usually based on nonsense.
Family › Re: It Seems I Am Only One Here That Have A Fair Mother by budaatum: 1:52pm On Jul 13
Everything seems to be a curse for you, including what you have and don't have.


Sirchiboy:
What advice will you give to someone in his 30s that wasted his 20s and 30s
My advise is, don't waste your 40s.
Webmasters › Re: I Created Another New Bank Website, Fully Functional by budaatum: 1:50pm On Jul 13
You saying there's a bank behind your website?

Will you charge me for alerts like First Bank do?

But where's the link to it!?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Kemi Badenoch: Diversity’s Most Ungrateful Dividend by budaatum: 11:22am On Jul 13

Politics › Re: 2027: Sowore Declares Free Education Plan, Vows To Scrap WAEC, NECO Exam Fees by budaatum: 10:40am On Jul 13
And how does he plan to pay for his Free Education Plan so quality is not compromised?
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 10:14am On Jul 13
LordReed:
He is such a terrible liar that while claiming the 1500, he linked something that didn't even list up to that figure. When I called him out on it he said the figure didn't matter. In other words accuracy doesn't matter only the agenda he wants to push.
I can't understand how he is given so much attention.

Meanwhile:

“One of the problems for the Post is that Mamdani understands media. He’s out-Murdoch-ing Murdoch,”
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jul/12/zohran-mamdani-new-york-post
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 9:24am On Jul 13
GracieX3:
This your US Iran 47 year war that has never been recorded in history until 2026....

MAGA cult madness
And it lies!

Foreign Affairs › Re: Kemi Badenoch: Diversity’s Most Ungrateful Dividend by budaatum:
You should go learn to read and understand instead of creating strawmen to argue against.

Kobojunkie:
You still have not realized at this point ....
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jul/12/spain-mariano-rajoy-accused-of-racism-french-football-team-world-cup

Foreign Affairs › Re: Kemi Badenoch: Diversity’s Most Ungrateful Dividend by budaatum: 8:33am On Jul 13
Baxilexi:
Denigration- refers to the act of unfairly criticizing, belittling, or attacking the reputation of someone or something.
You believe Kemi exaggerates her experiences of the Nigerian state?
Or perhaps she is aloof of the magnificence of Nigeria and makes up stories to malign the country.

An adage says it’s the one that loves you, that tells you your mouth is smelling.

Nigeria is in a bad state, very deplorable one. Perhaps Kemi might evoke the emotion of shame in our elected officials.
No one says Nigeria is not in a bad state. That is not a reason, however, to deny ones own Nigerianess as she stupidly did.

She has not only turned a lot of the Nigerian vote against herself, but also a lot of the black vote. And there's lots of boroughs where those groups make a difference and would affect her ability to become prime minister.

She is a politician, and should have cultivated us instead of what she did. Some of us were even dreaming of her becoming prime minister of UK and then positively effecting Nigeria, until she showed us how her own brain worked, to our disappointment.

I am Nigerian.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Kemi Badenoch: Diversity’s Most Ungrateful Dividend by budaatum: 8:49pm On Jul 12
You do not comprehend what you read because you are blinded by the rubbish you believe.

This thread began with a post that spoke about the work many others did that Kemi is now taking advantage of to be in the position she's in, but now she's climbed near the top she denigrates that work like you do thinking it's about land buying.

Elections will be held sooner or later. We'll see how your Kemi does then.

Kobojunkie:
1. What nonsense is this? Who are those who did the work? The Nigerians and blacks who do not vote for the Conservative Party? What in the world are you still rambling about? huh

2. It saddens me the most that you have not realized you are indeed one of those ignorant people. If buying land is all you are doing in the UK, why would you think to reduce the issue to simply that? undecided
Foreign Affairs › Re: Kemi Badenoch: Diversity’s Most Ungrateful Dividend by budaatum: 8:40pm On Jul 12
Kobojunkie:
This is rich coming from the same folks convinced they are right in bastardizing UK heritage.undecided

2. WOW! You actually managed to convince yourself that the less than 1 million Nigerians in the UK is a reason why Kemi is in power? Unbelievable! "Awon racists ni gbogbon yin for sure!"... where do I find that old video of the Yoruba Nigerian in London accusing everyone else of being racists when she herself was being blatantly racist and rude to everyone on that bus! 😂😂😂😂
Actually, it is you who thinks we Nigerians in UK give a flying fuq about Kemi who has denied her own Nigerian heritage.

No, Kemi is not the leader of the Conservative Party because of us Nigerians in UK, and she has definitely ensured she will not be getting our vote to make her prime minister.

Hopefully for her, Britons on the right will ignore Farage and vote for Kemi so we can all see she does not need us. Please don't forget to tell me you told me so when that day comes.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Kemi Badenoch: Diversity’s Most Ungrateful Dividend by budaatum: 8:35pm On Jul 12
Kobojunkie:
Tell you not to vote? You don't even realize how lucky you are to be able to live in a country where you are offered, without cost or sacrifice, that you can vote. I bet you feel entitled to the privilege because, according to you, you were born there. sad
I love how you ignore the fact that we are accusing Kemi of not appreciating all those who did the work for her to get where she is, and then accuse me of doing what we find distasteful about her. It shows you have a deficiency in understanding what you read.

Kobojunkie:
The other responder asked how you lot would feel if a foreigner showed up among those of your Nigerian tribe to upend things in their favor. And I already know the way your kind would respond. undecided
You mean like how some Yoruba people complain that Igbos are buying up property in Yoruba land?

If the Orolu Kingdom of Ifon Osun, we have people like that. They are too lazy to use what is around them, and then complain when Igbos and Hausas rent and buy those properties and make use of them and then hire my people to work for them.

Pity you think I'm like those ignorant my people.
Travel › Re: Saudi Arabia Releases List Of Only 3 African Countries Eligible For Evisa by budaatum: 11:33am On Jul 12
We need to value ourselves more and not go where we are not welcome.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Ally, US Senator Lindsey Graham Dies At 71 After A Brief Illness by budaatum: 11:31am On Jul 12
SeeThisLoser:
You will be there soon to join him
Valar Morghulis
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 10:52am On Jul 12
bayelsaowei:
You think you have common sense?

You think it is common sense to dispute a verdict which the appeals court and even the Supreme Court has upheld?

Is that how common sense works?

You think you are exhibiting common sense?

Adios with your “silly” common sense.
Actually, that is precisely how "sense" that is "common" works.

Sense that is common is what anyone can pick up off the streets with no effort whatsoever. And it tends to be banal at best, and as we now see, populist by the fact that most who claim to have it are actually brain dead.

Unfortunately, most think it is the same as the "superior sense" that is acquired by much effort and brain use and learning. It isn't.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Kemi Badenoch: Diversity’s Most Ungrateful Dividend by budaatum: 10:41am On Jul 12
Baxilexi:
Nigerians, many of which are insatiable, disingenuous and retrogressive.

They vilify Kemi alongside her political opponents because she has no plans to open up the doors of the state to them.
They hate her because she stands for what every sane individual who has been given the opportunity to serve in a country that works should portray.
They hate her because she has tethered herself to the preservation of British values and existence.
Actually, we dislike her because she denigrates her Nigerian heritage, and because we she is parroting right wing crap that is racist thinking she can outfarage Farage

If Nigerians she denigrates do not vote for her, I wonder who would.

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