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Uncle93:You mean 'brawn' and 'brain'. You're in too much of a hurry to insult rather than communicate. However, I take whatever it is you are trying to say in good faith and move on. No point bantering. |
Importance and applications of Artificial Intelligence in 21st Century Nigeria: Next Generation Plans for Economic Growth and Development in Nigeria. |
Variety is the spice of life. Taste crass just so you learn to appreciate class. Minding your business is a virtue, pocknosing and gossiping are vices. |
It's called Genetic Sexual Attraction and it is becoming more common nowadays. GSA became a focus of study when Albert Einstein married his own cousin. If you can live with your conscience and with the consequences if you ever get caught, go ahead. You've made up your mind. It's a waste of time telling you not to. |
This table you're shaking, na serious sometin ooo. I was caught in a married woman's flat at around 11 p.m. Na straight to police station. Thankfully, the husband eavesdropped a little and heard our conversation before swinging into action. The woman was still telling me how her husband abandoned her and how she'd love for me to be decoding her codedly. I was still forming thinking about it while in the recess of my mind, I already gree. Na two days I spent for Singapore b4 the husband finally released me. Now, I don take after my Muslim brothers. To even greet married women dey do me one kind for body. Once I know you are married, I just keep my distance wella. |
lymelyte:Now that's the problem. We cannot keep having mechanics (Obasanjo) and herdsmen (Buhari) as our policy maker and not be controlled by better thinking people. It's such a shame. |
Even if Tigray has a chance of winning ordinarily, now that they are bringing Eritrea into the equation, the job just got doubly harder for them. Such a foolish move firing a missile into Eritrea. It doesn't matter how much army they have, they are not fighting smart. |
AFONAMARO:That's how their own star do. My candid opinion is that you shouldn't bother wasting precious time, energy and money chasing your own money around. Cancel the deal, get a refund and simply quit doing business with them hence. Easier than most other options open to you. |
helinues:Curfew was for 9 but the army arrived at 7:45. A whole lot can be done in 1 hour and 15 minutes. To avoid this kind of troubles, the army should have waited until the appointed 9. Plus the sanctions won't affect common masses that can hardly feed theselves talkless travel abroad. Those guys said sanctions for government officials found culpable. However, that does not mean I agree with U.K or any country meddling with our internal affairs. Can we sanction them for whatever happens in their own country? Condemning government actions is the most I expect from any country. This is how we invite them in and make them our overlords only to start complaining later. |
ikabasa1:Still saying the same thing. The peculiarities of Abaribe's case affords him the chance to pay 300 million and walk free. We don't know the peculiarities of Alli Ndume's case. As we proceed, more shall be revealed but for now, a matter in court is not open for discussion except in that law court. If the elders really have something to say, they know what to do for effective communication. Coming to the press won't change much. |
Moferere:When it comes to law, I don't think superficial comparison is taken into account. The technicalities are far more important. If Abaribe is supposed to be remanded, the court would not have hesitated one second. We cannot tell the court what to do based on tribal sentiments. |
So much for punishing CNN. I was looking forward to how the sanctions would be placed on CNN, only to have the government writing petition. SMH. I maintain, the best way to punish CNN and any other perceived purveyors of false news is not threats, grandstanding or senseless sanctions. Just prove beyond doubt that there was no shooting. Don't have the Army saying one thing, Lagos State Governor another and Nigerian Government yet another. Conflicting signals only point to the fact that there is something to hide. |
blackpanda:What about business agreement signed by cable companies transmitting CNN in Nigeria? International Industrial court law suit loading. Do you think 100 million out of over 7 billion people around the world is that substantial? Nigerians advertising on CNN do not have Nigerians as the target market in the first instance, they are looking to come across as global brands. If Nigerians are the target, then Big Brother and Supersport on DSTV are better platforms. The only way to punish CNN, I repeat, is to prove beyond all reasonable doubt that no soul was lost via the bullets of the army or police at Lekki on 20th of October, 2020. Can we do that? Inconsistent statements from the army present at the scene, inconsistent statements from the Lagos State Governor/Government and unnecessary hostility and grandstanding by government officials are making that extremely difficult. |
Arewa247:Punishing CNN is not the problem but how? How do you punish CNN? By blocking their frequency on both terrestrial and normal bandwidth? Going a bit further and blocking their website from internet in Nigeria? Exactly how do you plan on meting out this punishment and make Nigeria still come across as an openly democratic country? Keep in mind that propaganda is very costly to the government but extremely cheap.to CNN. The only way to punish CNN is for all involved to prove beyond reasonable doubt to the world that there was no killing at Lekki, thereby making CNN reports and position ridiculously stupid. Inconsistencies on the part of the Nigerian Army and Lagos State Governor is not helping right now. Let's clean our stable first before pointing out how dirty others are. |
bolaayenimo:Forget the forming, WizKid sabi Yoruba wella. Talking from personal perspective,I know he knows. You don't attend Ijebu-Ode Grammar School and not know your Yoruba. Plus, he was even a day-student, mingling with the locals daily. |
Classic case of Seven Year Itch in the making. They pressurise you into marriage, lose interest in sex one-half to two years into the marriage, telling you the marriage they are in is not up to their premarital expectations. Cause a lot psychological/ emotional pain. By fourth year, they fall in love with some other guy by omission or commission. Then begin to toy with idea of leaving their marriage. Meanwhile, if they suspect the man is about to move on at this time, they overcompensate by having sporadic but intense sex with the husband. Eventually, by the 7th year, they make up their mind to stay or leave. Mister, it's a fairly popular phenomenon. Wait it out or move on. Those are the options open to you. Prayer and fasting is the third option but then you still have to wait for your miracle to happen bringing us back to the first option. Best of luck. |
So APC would be dumb enough to sideline their perennial lap-dog, Chris Ngige and Okorocha and give Johnny-just-come Umahi the ticket? Anyways, I don't care who win the 2023 elections as long as it's a person that has the gut to initiate wholesome restructuring or break the country into pieces. Just very tired of answering the same name as those murderous cows. |
There were six Nigerians picked overall. Four in the first round and two in second round. Two of those grew up in Nigeria before moving to the U.S. Two of them are born and bred in the U.S. but they both were trumpeting their Nigerian heritage. What's funny is that all six are Igbo boys. Did I hear somebody say Amakaaaa? My bad. So they were eight in number. Awesome. |
And pay their salaries and other benefits via hand-outs, text books and other miscellaneous means. ASUU, stay and fight it out with these thieves in power. |
If you think Buhari care about re-opening universities, you need to look at this....
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engrchykae:Just looking through the heads of all government ministries, departments and agencies this afternoon and i realised we have about 85 percent Northerners, most with degrees in useless courses like Arabic studies, Sharia law, Hausa language etc I just SMH. I don't even know if it's restructuring we need or total break-up. Living with these murderous cows just ain't worth it. |
Now, this is what I call practical response to a brilliant mind in distress. Not some oversabi people telling the guy to just walk into any IT institution and start learning programming without payments. Nworie, please,get stolen quickly and don't bother looking back except to come fetch your family. |
Nice man. He may not be a saint, but he sure did his best just like Zik in the East and Osadebey in the Midwest. To the other tribes in Nigeria, he may be 'traitor' but I wonder where the Yoruba people would be without his early push for mass literacy in his region. If Ahmadu Bello and Tafawa Balewa did as much up North, Nigeria probably won't be stuck with a president that failed O'level maths and didn't even offer elementary Economics. What does that one know about managing a country now. Wahala just be like bicycle. |
You've forgotten that you have a profile and your profile and previous posts says a thing or two about you! Anyways, keep it up. You can improve on your writing skills that way. |
Righteousness89:Thanks jare, Mr Righteousness He knows what he want. What do you want? If your demand doesn't meet his supply, its a free market with free entry and free exit. |
Millimann:That's the question? |
Sir, although, I perceive you are always using permutation and combination to make prophecy, it seem this one suppose real small. We need a wholesome change to stem the tide of insecurity across Nigeria asap. |
IamD18:Why fool?! Reference to Fulani herdsmen is legit but calling him a fool? Why? |
Something from their past. Most women I know tend to attach much erotic significance to the predominant style used when they got introduced to sex. If you can get into her head, her first experiences must be like she pretended to be asleep while the man first groped her with clothes on, then removing her clothes and doing the do before gently clothing her afterwards. All the while, she offered neither resistance nor encouragement. |
tensazangetsu20:Please, stop explaining as everyone reserve the right to accept or reject his story. Some people be acting like they know it all just cos they are not the one feeling the heat. Trade places and you'll discover they can't even survive half of what guy has been through. To do programming, the guy just need to walk into any IT institution without tuition and just start learning. |
Pam Shiminenge playing some shenanigans with Nicodemus, whose speciality is to prepare bodies for burial like Nicodemus did with Jesus's corpse in the Bible. SMH. R.I.P to you guys. |
RedNStripes:Judging by the fact that his mentor, Buhari, has three more years to give Nigerians economy- sinking policies, that the man has no job or trade and that he has 2 wives and 7 children, the reward given to him won't change his life much. He needs to trek to Abuja once more and tell Buhari that almost all of his policies are killing Nigerians. Enabling environment is all we need to thrive and not senseless palliatives. |
