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I thought 1kg for 1,800 2 days ago. I live in Nsukka. |
THIS IS AI. I HAVE 7 REASONS: 1. Notice that the woman was removing the white clothes at the beginning, only for her to put it back later on. Notice that the clothe hung there in its own without a peg even though she didn't place it firmly across the hanging line. 2. Notice how she just stood after hanging the clothe. That's too robotic. 3. Notice where the television is facing. It's facing us. If they were to turn it on, none of them could watch it. By the way, there's no way they have electricity there. So what the hell is a TV doing I'm an illegal space in a bridge in the middle of nowhere? 4. Monitor the man drinking tea. His looks and actions are robotic. Also, he's too close to the edge and could fall off any time. No Nigerian man his age should be foolish enough to risk that kind of stunt. 5. How did they get to the top of that bridge? Nigerian bridges don't usually come with rooms. Nigerians bridges don't usually even have double decks. It's highly improbable that a bridge will have that much space. Unless it's not Nigeria. 6. It's illegal to live in a government facility without proper documentation or acquisition process. It's highly debatable for the government to allow a family live in a place like that that could distract commuters and possibly cause accidents. 7. Listen closely to what is being said in the background. What language is that? If it's Lagos, it should be Yoruba. Or any other state, the language should be slightly understandable. Unfortunately, it's not in this case. I could go on and on, but nobody is paying me to analyze AI videos. My name is Caleb, and I'm an AI video creator, so I know too much to be fooled by a viral piece. You're welcome. |
This is AI. 1. Notice that the woman was removing the white clothes at the beginning, only for her to put it back later on. Notice that the clothe hung there in its own without a peg even though she didn't place it firmly across the hanging line. 2. Notice how she just stood after hanging the clothe. That's too robotic. 3. Notice where the television is facing. It's facing us. If they were to turn it on, none of them could watch it. By the way, there's no way they have electricity there. So what the hell is a TV doing I'm an illegal space in a bridge in the middle of nowhere? 4. Monitor the man drinking tea. His looks and actions are robotic. Also, he's too close to the edge and could fall off any time. No Nigerian man his age should be foolish enough to risk that kind of stunt. 5. How did they get to the top of that bridge? Nigerian bridges don't usually come with rooms. Nigerians bridges don't usually even have double decks. It's highly improbable that a bridge will have that much space. Unless it's not Nigeria. 6. It's illegal to live in a government facility without proper documentation or acquisition process. It's highly debatable for the government to allow a family live in a place like that that could distract commuters and possibly cause accidents. 7. Listen closely to what is being said in the background. What language is that? If it's Lagos, it should be Yoruba. Or any other state, the language should be slightly understandable. Unfortunately, it's not in this case. I could go on and on, but nobody is paying me to analyze AI videos. My name is Caleb, and I'm an AI video creator, so I know too much to be fooled by a viral piece. You're welcome. |
I don't think this is accurate. Not all Nigerians speak English. But nearly every Nigerian speaks Nigerian Pidgin. So saying 60 million people in Nigeria speak English doesn't really seem accurate. |
I pity this man's wife, guy. Getting married to somebody who is always either on the streets or in prison. You never know which day he will fail to come back. It's just like being married to a soldier a thief. |
But the thing landed smoothly na. Why did it catch fire after landing well on the ground? |
Comrade Omoyele Sowore SHOT During Peaceful Protest in Abuja! 😱 Reports just in: Activist and Sahara Reporters publisher Omoyele Sowore was allegedly shot while leading a peaceful protest in Abuja today. He has been rushed to a nearby hospital for emergency treatment. All hopes are high 🙏🏾 we’re praying for his quick recovery and full strength. This is serious. Nigeria, stay woke! [url][/ ]
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Serves him right. TINUBU is a time bomb waiting to explode |
When Burna Boy said las las, everybody go chop breakfast, this is what he meant. |
Cruise no go kill you, Emeka. ���� |
True true, Peru don dey para.
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Be like they use Oraimo charger o. |
Which one is "in style" Come be like say death na better thing. |
You first talk am. Na all os us be ashawo. Ashawoooooo! |
I know the Baba that did the juju. His name is Baba. ��� |
We should now fry pepper? |
We should now not breath because Queen died? Is she Queen of our Instagram accounts too? Abeg, all of them should get out! |
So, ASUU has been on strike for more than 3 years since 1999. Wonderful! |
This one na crïminal. He's not an OBIdient, abeg. |
Being a boyfriend in Nigeria should be regarded as a full time job. Because, it requires extraordinary skills to get it right. I mean, how am I supposed to know that "big head" means "I like you, but I can't admit it" ? How should I know that, "I don't want your girlfriend to pour me acïd" means, "Do you have a girlfriend? Because if you don't, I'm into you." Who will tell me that when she says, "Can you help me unzip my bra" she's hōrny and wants me to initiate sêx? And, don't I need super powers to know that when she says, "Leave me. Stay on your own" she means I should keep coming? Should we talk about that monthly ritual that makes her act like a familiar witch, saying things she knows I can't understand? "You must'nt miss that appointment, but I need you here with me. Go, but don't leave me. I can't go with you though." Good boyfriends should be placed on a damn monthly allowance. Because, Omo!�� #DiaryOfaNigerianBoyfriend. FB: Caleb Smile |
I'm a filmmaker, photographer, video editor, a versatile writer, and a social media manager. I am an experienced content writer and I can write articles, do Copywriting, ghostwriting, Scriptwriting, and virtually every other kind of writing. I'm a graduate of University of Nigeria Nsukka with qualifications and skills in media and advertising. I can bring radical change to your brand image and company with my brand strategies and ideas. I work remotely and physically too. Call or text me on Whatsapp: 08107659404 On Facebook: Caleb Smile
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UNN is the best! UNN to the world joooooor or! Gbe body eh! |
DCs Titans. Watched season 1 Episode 1 2 3 waiting for 4 |
Great. Wish I was in Lagos |
Its a great development. But I think commodities would take time before their prices degrade. So to say, inflation is as easy as destroying, deflation is as hard as building. I pray the development lasts. |
Hahaha! Siutes him right. Lord of truth, expose them! |
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