Gaming › Re: Here's Why An AAA Nigerian Video Game Title Is Highly Unlikely by cyrielo(m): 6:05pm On Jul 25, 2018 |
LucemFerre: Let me start off by pointing fingers
1. OUR GOVERNMENT IS FILLED WITH OUTDATED SELFISH AND WICKED BASTARDS
Sorry, if you and/or your parents are among them. The only time our government would make a decision that would benefit the country is if it benefits them more. What they regard sport is going to the house of assembly and fight each other like fools. I have never heard about anybody raising any issue about how young aspiring youths who want to develop their career on gaming side of technology should be encouraged by setting up a committee if necessary, to organize free conferences anchored by foreign gaming industry personnels to enlighten the youths. I mean would you put a price on creating a system that could boost your economy drastically in few years? There was a time I read that some Nigerian youths would be sponsored to Canada for game blah blah... I don't know whether that ever happened but, even if it did I'm very sure the people who went were heavily connected. So, you see, the rich would get richer and the poor will get poorer. One of the reasons why we get violent and do other harmful things to ourselves is because there are not much productive things to distract us from idleness.
2. OUR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IS FAULTY
Nigerian educational system is designed (sometimes I feel it's intentional) to make you dependent on a job. It doesn't prepare you to be independent. That is a problem. When I was in school I wanted to become a programmer so I decided to take computer courses very seriously. By the end of the year all I knew was definition and types of computer languages and their history. Then I realized anybody who depends on school to teach them the requisite skills needed to stand out in the world is in for a long surprising ride that would end up in a terrible accident when it must have become to late before one realizes. So I turned to YouTube and other online materials, long story short. I quitted before leaving school (I'll get to that in a moment). When you hear about courses like computer science, computer engineering, cyber crime etc... You'd think we have developed enough to study those things, eh? They are all theories taught me lecturers who know only theories too. When I was in 300 level, still on the process of studying Java, I met a 500 level student to put me through some stuffs and guess what, he doesn't even know the fvck I was saying and he was a 2-1 student. Lesson, when you go to the university be average in academics and build your entrepreneurship abilities. Trust me, it's worth it. The other way round, not worth it at all. ASUU, NASSU, KASSU, SSANU, whatever SU that is existing has never existed for the interest of the student but, for the interest of their pockets. That should hardly be a surprise. They've been going on strikes for as long as I can remember and its all because something has not been paid, not because the system needs work. Smfh... Pathetic. Unfortunately, there's nothing we can do about that. Most of us get corrupt before we get up there (I'm coming to that)
Now on our own part 3. NIGERIAN YOUTHS ARE LAZY
Yes, If that was what Buhari meant in his speech then he isn't completely wrong. Some of us are fvcking lazy. For sitting in front of the TV watching other people live their lives is unbelievably sad. Is that how lonely people have become? It's insulting and demeaning to be entertained by BB Naija, BB Africa, keeping up with the Kardashians, etc. Sorry to put it crudely. You know that phrase "Jack of all trade master of none?" It's a bloody lie. You can be whatever you want to be (above average in all) if you are determined. I'm a living witness and in know people who are like that too. Don't let old people get into your head by focusing on one thing doing it and relaxing to watch other people make money. We prefer to look for cheat codes rather than develop them, we prefer to look for hacks rather than create them we prefer to look for game walkthroughs rather than brainstorm, we prefer to become anime fans and cartoon fans and comics fans and animation fans rather than create ours. Even in RL football we don't develop ours but, watch Barca and RM, Man U etc. Government won't develop, we won't encourage. See (shrug)
Before you eat me raw, I know it's sometimes not our fault that we seem lazy it's all because of the (1) point. So, what then should we do, sit? No, if we can't save the country because there is no hope for a reasonable administration let's change the country for the better in our own little way that we can.
5. WE ARE SELFISH
Everybody wants to do it alone. So that when it's gets out it would be only my name up there. That's a problem. You meet one or two people, bring up ideas and ask to work as a team and they either pretend at first and break up later or refuse because there would be too much completion in the crew. Nobody can make it alone. Non, no not one. I believe there are good character designers, good potential game developers, and other aspects of gaming but, most of them don't wanna be part of a crew. For fear of being outshined or robbed of ideas. Between me and you, I don't care of my sh!t was stolen. Deep within me I know I was the one who did it and I can do it again. Big deal. Let's learn to work together. United we stand, divided we fall. Remember that. If you develop games or do designs and animations gather people with like minds and actually DO something not discuss about doing something... Cumberbach said "... JUST DO..." Give out tutorials for free. Even if not the whole thing at least, basic stuffs. I saw a post on Instagram about an amateur who posted his animation and is asking people to pay money to learn. I'm like wth. Like dude you're still on the basics. We are so eager to make money and ignoring the love we should have for our brothers to help us grow as people and as a country. No Nigerian tutor does it for free. Na so we like money reach? Do it for free as time goes on and you have helped many people who couldn't help themselves, you then put a prize on it. If you're dedicated to doing your craft well, you won't need to sell tutorials to survive.
6. LACK OF BASIC AMENITIES TO ENHANCE EFFECTIVE PRODUCTION
Electricity, and development in general. This still depends on whether or not our government receive sense, so I'm not gonna say more on this
7. THIRD PARTIES
When I say third parties I mean telecommunications companies, online shopping sites etc. There is a body (I had to Google it to even remember) NCC. Can somebody tell me what the hell they do apart from placing fines on MTN? It's unfortunate that we have to stay awake overnight to use cheaper data ffs. I set alarm every 12 o, clock so I could use MTN's 500mb for 25 naira abeg. Data is more expensive than food. 2000 naira for a crappy, bandwidth-capped-poor-receptioned 2.5gig and we are all smiling as if everything is fine. Data is hyper expensive in naija, that's not a story anymore and that I'd depriving youths from getting easier access to online gameplay, watching tutorials ton improve themselves in gaming development in general. So, that's a problem. Forget the porn watchers make dem enjoy let people who wanna help their lives through that do it with lesser effort than how it is, right now.
Our online stores again... I don't think there's a body governing that even if there was they'll probably bribe their way out. They allow people to sell whatever nonsense they feel like online. Fake games, fake computers, fake consoles, fake gpus, fake everything and the platforms don't care about the integrity of the country and so they just let it slide. And the people in the government are too outdated to know what's going on.
IN CONCLUSION As a fellow brother who don't know what the hell to do about all these setbacks. Let's bring our heads together and create something independent of this messed up system. Use your time productively. Do what I do. When there is light use it do create something. When there's no light, I sketch, when I get tired I do voice training, when I get tired I read, when I get tired I think, when I get tired I walk around a little to clear my head, when I come back I play game, only come to social medias once every hour to see notifications, respond etc. And then log off. I'm planning to extend it to 2 hours/notification check. Never remain idle. Spend less time on your devices depressing yourselves with other people's wealth, responding to insults, looking at stories that don't concern you but, just for gossip sakes. Use your devices to do something productive and game related researches
Please, I beg, biko, jor, Don Allah, let's create a very good game in 5 years time. NOT AN ANDROID GAME O. Don't worry about the money. Money was instituted to separate the rich from the poor. The only thing we'd need money for would be to pay an artist or a programmer or a modeller, etc... Since we have all available let's just do it.
PS: ignore any error and just focus on the message. It's hard typing on a phone for so long.
Lucem Ferre Signing off All your points are spot on bro. Unfortunately your fellow country men only care about insulting politicians and hopeful of being an oppressor someday (sadly that is the Nigerian dream). Evidently you can tell how uneducated the nation is from all the replies you've gotten. However if you still have hope in the country, and you want to give change a try, research on innovative education with tech (Edutech) think VR. Reach out if you ever need a research partner should you decide on that path. |
Health › Re: Simple Ways To Gain Healthy Weight by cyrielo(m): 4:41pm On Jul 24, 2018 |
UyaiIncomparabl: Nah. I'm just curious. I need to add a little though. I weighed 69kg @6ft tall. I hit the gym for a month with good food and protein supplements . I'm currently maintaining 75kg. That's what I would advice too. You could look a little thick, but fit. |
Health › Re: Simple Ways To Gain Healthy Weight by cyrielo(m): 4:34pm On Jul 24, 2018 |
UyaiIncomparabl: Wow. So that stuff works? hope you're asking for a friend, you look dope already.  |
Pets › Re: Why Are There No Specially Bred Nigerian Mastiff Dogs? Or Nigerian Shepherd >: ? by cyrielo(op): 3:56pm On Jul 24, 2018 |
agboedeh: cos maybe we don't have d time to improve our local breed We spend too much time insulting politicians. And thinking about our stomach  |
Pets › Why Are There No Specially Bred Nigerian Mastiff Dogs? Or Nigerian Shepherd >: ? by cyrielo(op): 3:47am On Jul 24, 2018 |
Why must we carry last in everything? Even South African have the South African Mastiff (Boerboel). Please don't tell me about bingo  South African Mastiff dog below
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Pets › Re: Grilled/roasted And Live Rabbits Available by cyrielo(m): 7:48pm On Jul 23, 2018 |
Yes people eat rabbits, dogs, birds etc. They keep them as food not pets.
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Pets › Re: Grilled/roasted And Live Rabbits Available by cyrielo(m): 9:14pm On Jul 21, 2018 |
This is a pet section! People on this board keep rabbits as pets not food. But there's a food section  |
Pets › Re: Why aren't our Caucasians this big? by cyrielo(op): 9:48am On Jul 19, 2018 |
frowland: Actually, dog food is very expensive right now that most dogs look malnourished. I will follow that bsquaredkennel guys with huge Caucasians. I agree, but what I used to do, and would advise my fellow dog owners to do is negotiate with the eateries around (Sweet sensation, Tantalizers) to give you their bone reminants for free or a token. Coupled with the little dog feeds and your dog would be spoilt with food. The reminants should be fresh though. |
Pets › Re: Why aren't our Caucasians this big? by cyrielo(op): 9:00am On Jul 19, 2018 |
frowland: So they are one and the same thing right? Then its obviouse most dogs here they call Caucasians are not pure. Better they start calling it Alsatian Ovcharka.  My dear the ones on nairaland at least they have conscience, some are genuine. I met a local breeder trying to see his Caucasian. I was disappointed I didn't even feel motivated to take pictures. We can mix mix for Africa sha  . Telling me the mouth is long because the dog hasn't been fed well. Because of the economy |
Pets › Re: Why aren't our Caucasians this big? by cyrielo(op): 8:52am On Jul 19, 2018 |
Eveezy: You re wrong. You have probably not gone far to do ur research, we have so many Caucasian shepherds that are these big, check my profile ND scroll thru my thread, I posted some, I didn't snap them well but I can assure u that if properly snapped, some are even bigger. Especially pumba of bsquaredkennel.
And I hope dt u noticed dt it's ladies dt snapped with dese dogs, remember most ladies have a smaller frame ND wen snapped with dese dogs, mks d dogs appear bigger I've seen your thread, I agree I didn't know some of us have already started importing quality breeds like your guy did for mating and that's good. However majority of the ones I have seen can't compare to this sizes. Except for your guys own though, I would check him out. Thanks for sharing  However I would like to disagree on the frame of the women lol, that same dog has stood in front of a built guy on her page, same result. I believe another major factor like you and others have pointed out would be the way the shots were taken. The angles were perfect and quality of the picture was excellent. But yeah thanks for sharing |
Pets › Re: Why aren't our Caucasians this big? by cyrielo(op): 9:00pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
I guess Ovcharka is a Russian word meaning shepherd or sheep guardian
So Caucasian ovcharka == Caucasian shepherd |
Pets › Re: Why aren't our Caucasians this big? by cyrielo(op): 6:05pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
prinzetobi: Let me drop this here. This is Petlove Kennel's very own boy. Petlove is the kennel name Jos is the place. Home of Caucasians. Wow that is nice oo |
Pets › Re: Why aren't our Caucasians this big? by cyrielo(op): 11:10am On Jul 18, 2018*. Modified: 1:09pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Magpies: Weather,purity and feeding,one of these or all could be the major hindrance. Yeah that makes sense too, except that no public knowledge of the ideal temperature, food supplements, what do you mean purity? You mean pure breed? |
Pets › Re: Why aren't our Caucasians this big? by cyrielo(op): 11:06am On Jul 18, 2018 |
hajlat2: Specially bred. I know right  But How can we get information on the special breeding process then or is it a secret knowledge? |
Pets › Why aren't our Caucasians this big? by cyrielo(op): 10:21am On Jul 18, 2018 |
So I love dogs just like most people here on this board.. For me the bigger the better. I saw this lady's Caucasian shepherd on Instagram and I chat her up to ask why her dogs are so big. Well the answer wasn't helpful because I already know she was going to say good food, but she didn't mention details of the food. Then she also said maybe because of the parents of hers were big and our dogs aren't so big  Well here are the pictures for reference. She was going to sell her pups to me though but the exchange rate is not smiling 
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Webmasters › Re: Please You Guys Should Review This Website For Me What Do I Need To Correct by cyrielo(m): 10:02pm On Jul 16, 2018 |
The design is good, at least better than nairaland. The navigation link at the top, would be better as white instead of blue for consistency. |
Travel › Re: Plastic Jerrycan Used As Fuel Tank Inside A Bus In Benin, Edo (Photos, Video) by cyrielo(m): 12:22pm On Jul 13, 2018 |
slyfox35: Greed is will not kill us killing us Nigerians, this is someone that makes at least 8k profit everyday, what stops him from repairing his tank, if the thing happen now, he go begin lie for devil head, say na devil cause am, infact, devil don too suffer for our hand, I dey pity d guy at times |
Pets › Re: Snap And Upload Your Pet's Picture Here. Its That Simple by cyrielo(m): 8:01am On Jul 13, 2018 |
AlphaK: Bambi Breed: ? Australian Hound dog |
Crime › Re: Little Boy "Commits Suicide" In Cross River In An Uncompleted Building. Graphic by cyrielo(m): 1:30pm On Jul 10, 2018 |
swiz123:

I think it's left for a forensic technician to decide if the boy died of asphyxiation.
The murderer certainly cannot stick the boy's tongue out in that manner fair point |
Politics › Re: VP Yemi Osinbajo Visits Google Headquarters In The US, Received By Google CEO by cyrielo(m): 7:30am On Jul 10, 2018 |
femmy2010: That is why it is a 2 man ticket. No single person can have it all He doesn't have the executive power. He's just the size of a chair. He's only active when he's acting president. If he was active all the time that could've made a difference |
Politics › Re: VP Yemi Osinbajo Visits Google Headquarters In The US, Received By Google CEO by cyrielo(m): 7:22am On Jul 10, 2018 |
Hotzone: Mr VP, how many tech companies do u have in Nigeria? Quite a lot actually... But we all have the same electricity challenge, one of major growth hindrance |
Politics › Re: VP Yemi Osinbajo Visits Google Headquarters In The US, Received By Google CEO by cyrielo(m): 7:17am On Jul 10, 2018 |
He should've been president, he's more informed about tech innovation which is a major economy driver. |
Celebrities › Re: Rita Dominic And Friends In A Selfie With Dangote by cyrielo(m): 11:56am On Jul 05, 2018 |
why don't these female celebrities build renowned companies and strive to be successful business women. They are mostly the reasons we have gold digging slay mamas posing for the gram. Like it or not they are role models and our young generation follow blindly |
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Business › Re: P&G To Shut Down $300 Million Nigeria Production Plant, A Year After Launch by cyrielo(m): 3:52pm On Jul 04, 2018 |
Organism000: There is another way to do it. If IPOB could stop people from stepping out of their doors on May 30. We just need a uniting force that says, no voting until we are re-structured. I know I am not Igbo, and I am not IPOB, but I defend IPOB, and Kanu Nnamdi, because for the first time, some one gave up a blueprint of what can work.
If we decide that we are not voting, because there is no qualified Candidate, then we will win. They will not come home to drag us out. As a matter of fact, I am personally not voting cos I see no qualifiedo Candidate. If I can not do anything to make a positive change possible, I will not support what is infact not the solution. I see your point and it makes sense. But again Nigerians are very hateful people(tribalistic, quick to violent because of little education, divided by religion and selfishness). I dont admire the unity of the IPOB because they are united based on tribe and that is not healthy. How do you convince a selfish Nigerian man to abandon the promise of a 3 bedroom bungalow in the uk with a good paying job and free school fees for his three daughters if only he mobilize a thousand youth to come vote? Which they would also get cash rewards? |
Business › Re: P&G To Shut Down $300 Million Nigeria Production Plant, A Year After Launch by cyrielo(m): 3:09pm On Jul 04, 2018 |
Sirjamo: If the useless pdp that you supported for 16 years had done it job well, would your company have to import any raw material? I ask you again, is it possible to continue importing everything as we use to, despite lower foreign currencies inflow? If businesses do not have enough forex to import raw materials, and they can't source locally, won't they have to close down? At least dissapoint me with a common sense naw  Is it not the businesses that are supposed to drive up foreign currency inflow when they export commodities? Now the businesses can barely survive because of lack of infrastructural development coupled with numerous government agencies extorting monies for ridiculous reasons. Not to mention scenarios where the government intentionally hike import duties for selfish interests. This problems mentioned above have been in existence even before buhari. But it just managed to become worse. Now no one is supporting the terrible Jonathan tenure or this horrible buhari tenure. But your myopic mindset has blinded you from seeing that! |
Business › Re: P&G To Shut Down $300 Million Nigeria Production Plant, A Year After Launch by cyrielo(m): 2:51pm On Jul 04, 2018 |
majekdom2: This is bad news. I mentioned the other time the problem in Nigeria is not non- availability of skills but that there are no market to sell to or infrastructure to practice these skills once developed. Somebody quoted me and tagged me silly. This shut down will lead to jobloss and somebody somewhere will be preaching skills. Will skills stop these plant from shutting down? We have serious leadership problem in this country, until this is addressed. We will keep shouting we and wa. It's really unfortunate that an investment worth this amount will close down. But how have they been importing before now? Was there no feasibility study and due diligence before this project began. There is more to this. You're right, evidently having the skillset is not enough. |
Business › Re: P&G To Shut Down $300 Million Nigeria Production Plant, A Year After Launch by cyrielo(m): 1:24pm On Jul 04, 2018 |
izzou: Their reason was the continuous rise in importation tariifs
If you decide to build a house, and you estimate a block to be at #200 in your feasibility study, and when you start, it rises to #180, and after a day or two, it rises to #195, and it less than a week, it's about #250. Do you blame yourself or the factors affecting the rise?
Feasibility study is just feasible plans. It cannot determine the outcome entirely This is entirely true, I understand better now. I'm actually facing a similar problem since the government decided to increase import duties on solar panels in spite of the epileptic power supply  . |
Business › Re: P&G To Shut Down $300 Million Nigeria Production Plant, A Year After Launch by cyrielo(m): 11:57am On Jul 04, 2018 |
Organism000: You are absolutely spot on.
The only people who support Buhari, from my comprehensive surveys have been people who have never owned a business, never hired people, never invested and largely jobless, hence they have zero understanding of the economic implications of having a man who has zero knowledge of micro-macro economic indicators.
Nigerians who really support Buhari should begin to link their unemployment status to the politics at play, instead of always planning to run to foreign countries. Those countries work because the voters are educated on economic dynamics. God does not give food, religions do not give food, God does not give money, religions do not give money, they TAKE! Tribes do not give money, they take.
So every Nigerian that is tribal is usually poor people who are ill-informed, so they keep on voting in the same people who keep them ignorant.
The greatest trick of the Gods, whether humanoid or etheric is to keep humans in perpetual ignorance of their real powers, so they can continue to be manipulated.
I take this gospel of common-sense to the ground floor of the poorest Nigerians being nairaland, and I say clearly, look at your life, is it better ? Why do you think great countries usually have great leaders ?
It begins with having an Educated and Business Oriented Presidency, it is only Businesses and Working Economies that Guarantees Wealth for Citizens.
I must stop here dear friend. If you want to succeed, start a small business that does not rely on Electricity constantly, put solar panels on your roof and get yourself Reverse Osmosis plant for your drinking water. Stop depending on others, cos Nigeria is fuccked, I am not sorry to say. Nigeria is truly fuccked, I am not sorry to say either. But I'm afraid this is going to go on for a couple more decades if not a century! A lot of Nigerians are very hateful and the Nigerians at the top (government) most of them are out for blood. Anyone who tries to restructure this country for good would be putting his life on the line. |
Business › Re: P&G To Shut Down $300 Million Nigeria Production Plant, A Year After Launch by cyrielo(m): 11:49am On Jul 04, 2018 |
izzou: So a company as big as P&G, with over decades of experience doing business all over the world, and invested about $300 million building a plant, didn't do a NICE FEASIBILITY STUDY, according to you? 
You are very funny, you know  But then what is your point? They have clearly stated the reasons they are shutting down the plant, and that information could have been gotten from their feasibility study in my opinion. But still, I see where you're coming from given their reputation but their reason is baffling as it should have been identified earlier. |
Pets › Re: My Dog Lost Her Entire Litter Of 9 Pups by cyrielo(m): 12:48am On Jul 03, 2018 |
countsparrow: I wonder o... Very few breeders can do half of what you do o... I was in a group and i asked for information sometime ago, if you see d way they wer hoarding info like its petrol during scarcity, so.etimes they read and dont reply... I was so mad... Who does that, does someone's dog giving birth means u wont sell ur pups? I dislike greedy Nigerian, u are doing it for a dog in pain not me... Later they will say i am in it for d love i have for d dog not for monetary purpose... I spit on their faces...
Sorry for my strong language  That is the sad Nigerian culture  |
Romance › Re: Married Kenyan Tenant And Landlady Stuck Together During Steamy Sex (Pics, Video by cyrielo(m): 1:29pm On Jun 12, 2018 |
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