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The problem with all these allocations is that it doesn't translate into visible projects. Just looting and more looting. This country tire me |
Twitter stories once again. Vague, no proof, just vibes and lies. Anything to get engagement to eat Elon musk money I guess |
Twitter stories is always happening to someone else and never to them |
My problem with ADC is that we don't people that are angry at the state of Nigeria, it's just people that are angry that Tinubu didn't appoint them. None of them is talking about the masses or how to make the country better. They feel like an association of disgruntled former politicians. I wish we have a party that is based on performance. Maybe a party of Peter Mba of Enugu state, Alex Otto, Sanwo Olu, Peter Obi, Wike, etc. These are people that are performing and intellectually sound but instead we have people complaining of appointments not being balanced and so many trivialities with no sound idealogy.b |
Damn that must have been a nightmare for the members. If I were him, I'd have turned it to a Virgil |
Damn that might have been brutal for all parties involved |
Osimhen, Don't forget to put all the assets in mummy's name o |
Alexxxx so because he has two blurry pictures with Obi cubana, does that make him his protégé? Keep it up though. You are really hardworking. Churchill Junior gats chop. In the meantime you can extend your You can also look into billboards |
Everyone just wants to sound smart. Do you remember when super eagles or so travelled and were stranded and we were raining fire and brimstone on the NFF. Now the Presidency has done right and we are still complaining. The reward is not for them alone, it's to encourage young people to aspire to do the same and secondly what you see at the competition is a culmination of years of hard work and the competition is the crowning moment. In the US the winner of CONCAF gets $1,000,000 and there are still homeless people. Even the Bible said the poor will always remain with you. So let the girls enjoy their victory, it was well earned. After seeing how much they earned, even me as a guy started checking out basketball pitches in my area. |
Life is so frail and we humans are so fragile. Helicopter is really one of the least safe means of transportation. Infact there is a bolt/nut at the top of the chopper called the Jesus nut. What it means is that if it fails in air, only Jesus can save you |
I think we have a problem of attention span on this country but the thing is, we can't fight it, we can use it instead. We can have fast paced WAEC questions. We can have tiktok accounts that solve waec questions per video. We can have WAEC question challenges that we will advise students to participate in. We can turn our negative to positive |
We react too much in this country. Did anyone watch the clip and turn gay or are we just having trying to hold the moral high ground at all cost? Or is it a case of jealousy masked as morality? |
Very interesting tims ahead in terms of real estate. It's high time we have a verifiable land information system in the country. Where if someone wants to sell land to you, you can simply check online and see if they are the rightful owners of the property. Secondly all these numerous land titles are causing confusion: Deed of Approval, C of O, R of O, Governor's consent and so much more. We need a unified and verifiable means of addressing all of these. If they can consult with us at Corewave media, we can create GIS systems for clients that all you have to do is enter the GPS location of the land and can tell you the ownership history. |
This is commendable but it feels like a step in the wrong direction. Slow juicers is bro something the average Nigerian will think of or relevant to us. Create juicer that can make zobo, kunu, tigetnut drinks. These are our dire needs and we still make them the old fashioned way. We need a machine you can put boiled yam and it brings out pounded yam. We need a machine you can put cassava, yam peels and it brings out fufu/garri/amala. These fancy machineries don't resonate. If only they had contacted us on Corewave Media, we would have given them premium business consultancy services. |
This is why there are stereotypes. Our people just keep enforcing it |
This history of Gaza is one that has politicised and theologised Ancient to Classical Period c. 15th century BCE (c. 1500 BCE) – Egyptian New Kingdom Gaza becomes an important Egyptian outpost and trade hub. c. 12th century BCE (c. 1175 BCE) – Philistines After the collapse of Egyptian power, the Philistines settle Gaza; it becomes one of the five key Philistine city-states (Pentapolis). c. 8th century BCE (732 BCE) – Assyrian Empire Tiglath-Pileser III conquers Gaza; it becomes part of the Neo-Assyrian Empire. c. 7th century BCE (605 BCE) – Babylonian Empire Nebuchadnezzar II captures Gaza; it falls under Babylonian control. c. 6th century BCE (539 BCE) – Persian (Achaemenid) Empire Cyrus the Great’s conquest of Babylon places Gaza under Persian rule. 332 BCE – Alexander the Great (Macedonian Empire) After a brutal siege, Alexander captures Gaza, integrating it into the Hellenistic world. c. 301 BCE – Ptolemaic Egypt After Alexander’s death, Gaza falls under the Ptolemaic dynasty’s control. c. 200 BCE – Seleucid Empire Gaza shifts to Seleucid rule after the Battle of Panium. 63 BCE – Roman Republic/Empire Pompey annexes Gaza; it becomes part of the Roman province of Judea (later renamed Syria Palaestina). --- Late Antiquity to Medieval Period 395 CE – Byzantine Empire Gaza remains under Byzantine (Eastern Roman) rule after the empire’s division. 637 CE – Rashidun Caliphate (Early Islamic rule) Muslim armies under Caliph Umar ibn al-Khattab capture Gaza. 661–750 CE – Umayyad Caliphate Gaza thrives as part of the Umayyad realm, noted for trade and scholarship. 750–969 CE – Abbasid Caliphate Control passes to the Abbasids after the Umayyad overthrow. 969–1071 CE – Fatimid Caliphate (Egypt) Fatimids take Gaza; it becomes part of their Levantine territories. 1099–1187 CE – Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem Crusaders capture Gaza, fortifying it as a strategic coastal stronghold. 1187 CE – Ayyubid Sultanate (Saladin) Saladin recaptures Gaza after defeating the Crusaders at Hattin. 1250–1517 CE – Mamluk Sultanate (Egypt) Gaza falls under Mamluk control after they replace the Ayyubids. --- Ottoman and Modern Period 1517–1917 CE – Ottoman Empire Gaza is incorporated into the Ottoman province of Syria; remains under Ottoman control for 400 years. 1917–1948 CE – British Mandate of Palestine After World War I and the fall of the Ottomans, Gaza becomes part of the British Mandate. --- Post-World War II and Contemporary 1948–1949 CE – Egyptian Military Administration After Israel’s creation and the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, Egypt controls Gaza (but does not annex it). 1956–1957 CE – Brief Israeli Occupation During the Suez Crisis, Israel occupies Gaza but withdraws under international pressure. 1949–1967 CE – Egyptian Administration (Gaza Strip) Gaza remains under Egyptian military rule. 1967–1994 CE – Israeli Occupation After the Six-Day War, Israel occupies Gaza. 1994–2005 CE – Palestinian Authority (partial control) Oslo Accords establish limited Palestinian self-rule in Gaza, though Israel maintains security control. 2005 CE – Israeli Disengagement Israel withdraws settlers and military but maintains border control. 2007–Present – Hamas De Facto Control Hamas seizes Gaza after conflict with Fatah; Israel and Egypt impose blockade. Gaza remains a focal point of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. |
What's happening with US planes? Is it a case of outdated softwares or lack of maintenance |
Sharing the stage to do what exactly? Is Okocha a musician? What kind of stage will contain 2000 people? Why not organise a football tournament for them and invite international scouts? |
Pacesetter123:While we were at it, what happened when Israel left Egypt? Canaan land, wasn't it for the Palestines? Imagine what the herdsmen are doing and they come to tell you that God told them to take your land. Be logical please |
Helinuse:Do you know the history before October 7th? Did you know when Palestine gave Israel land because they didn't have anywhere to go? It's like someone is homeless and you give them a house and the following day they asked you to move out |
Israel using the bible and Russia using history to claim Ukraine Is no different. It's sad. Even Canaan was not even theirs originally. So why are they always claiming it's theirs. Away from the squabbles it's humbling that humans with life expectancy of 100 years max are fighting earth that is 4 billion years old. |
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