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Family › Re: Phones Don’t Make Children Smarter—They Make Them Slower by danvon(m): 9:22pm On Aug 27, 2025
CoronaVirusPro:
Getting a phone is same as a computer.

They still will have access to the internet.

Parents of now a days are not conversant with tech and why they are breeding children with the fear that the internet will expose them.

I like the point you raised. Jeff Bezos had a picture with his old computer back at that time. How many families could afford that carton then? I doubt if we had up to 10 in Nigeria then.

If any child must compete in the future. His access to the internet will determine a lot.
I agree, computers back then were not just for the wealthy but for the educated wealthy, people educated enough to understand its value but personally i differentiate between phones and laptops.

Laptops are very boring for anything fun aside from watching movies or reading (which i see as fun). Phones have easy keypad structure that makes it easy for games, chatting etc.

I had to spend 4 months to learn how to type really fast and accurately on my laptop, you don't need that level of commitment to type on phones. A laptop can also seriously aid you in work related activities (programming, designing, animation, ms office) a phone has limited potential.
Family › Re: Phones Don’t Make Children Smarter—They Make Them Slower by danvon(m): 3:23pm On Aug 27, 2025
Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg are where they are today because they had access to computers if not phones from a young age.

So don't get them phones get them computers.
Education › Re: UNILAG Student Turns Heads With Corpse Bride Look On Costume Day by danvon(m): 11:07am On Aug 20, 2025
Corpse bride is very underrated movie, loved it growing up. Tim Burton is a great and dark director.
Celebrities › Re: Sean Kingston Sentenced To 3.5 Years In Prison Over $1 Million Fraud Scheme by danvon(m): 11:31am On Aug 17, 2025
SonofElElyonRet:
Exactly. It is his not doing so that makes it fraud
He also used Justin Bieber's name, claiming to be a close friend and Justin Bieber would also do the promotion.
Celebrities › Re: Sean Kingston Sentenced To 3.5 Years In Prison Over $1 Million Fraud Scheme by danvon(m): 11:30am On Aug 17, 2025
SonofElElyonRet:
Why didn't he just honour his promise of social media promotion.. don't gerrit
Because he claimed Justin Bieber would also do the promotion.
Politics › Re: Hard Truth: Nigeria Was Doing Better Than China In 1980 by danvon(m): 3:40pm On Aug 14, 2025
How many times will they teach you that a country's currency value being high is not always a good thing and it being low is not always a bad thing.

High currency value usually means money is concentrated in the hands of the few, the currency goes down because more and more people are having easy access to it.

Hence, Nigeria in the 1980s was far more corrupt than Nigeria today definitely more corrupt than China in the 1980s.
Celebrities › Re: Davido & Chioma Step Out For Their Pre- white Wedding Party by danvon(m): 4:26pm On Aug 09, 2025
I posted last year how these two keep getting married to gain attention, that yeye Jennyclay was attacking me.
Politics › Re: Onitsha Port Welcomes First Barge Of 2025 Season by danvon(m): 4:16pm On Aug 09, 2025
Topbrass:
Abeg which one be good river and bad river. Expecting a response please. 40 characters
Bad rivers are rivers that cannot carry large cargo, they can carry boats but not large ships transporting heavy goods. This is either because the waters are too shallow (in this case it is shallow during dry seasons), or the water has unpredictable currents which could easily crash a ship.

China, USA and Britain have good rivers, historically the only African country that had a 'manageable' river before the discovery of Lagos was Egypt with its River Nile, and you'll see that Egypt was very advanced compared to most African nations historically.
Politics › Re: Onitsha Port Welcomes First Barge Of 2025 Season by danvon(m): 1:57pm On Aug 09, 2025
kettykin:
This is a cheering news but what's wrong with the dredging of river niger, we have river ports in China that are navigable all year round
Geography.

China is wealthy because of its good river which facilitates its trade.

Africa is behind because its rivers arent good for trade
Politics › Double Standards: Biafrans Backing Israel Atrocities by danvon(op): 9:14pm On Aug 05, 2025
They will never stop repeating how Awolowo supported starvation during the civil war, but yet they are very jubilant when Israel does the same thing.

Every single argument made by Awolowo and Adekunle has also been made by Israel, yet they curse Awolowo in his grave while they glorify Netanyahu to heaven.

The difference is, Nigeria did not chase Igbos away from their homeland after the war, many Igbos still have their own soil where they can proudly display their clannish intolerant attitude to this day.

It is genocide ONLY when it happens to them.

Politics › Re: We Were Kidnapped By Tiv People, Not Fulani — Freed Law School Student, Obiora by danvon(m): 2:43pm On Aug 05, 2025
Fulanis have been vindicated.

Its a gradual process, everyone would soon admit who the real terrorists are in this country.
Politics › Re: Igbos, Think Home by danvon(m): 11:37pm On Aug 04, 2025
Majority of Igbos in Lagos are traders, they are in Lagos because of the huge market base and opportunity it offers them.

So you should ask yourself whether you have any market share to give them at 'home' to match the one they get elsewhere.

If not, do you have any other employment to offer them aside from trade?

It is the culture itself that is the problem, the entire culture needs to be restructured.
Crime › Re: Unknown Gunmen: Some Of The Darkhearted Young Boys Terrorising Imo & Anambra(pix by danvon(m): 8:34pm On Aug 03, 2025
The South East has officially become ghettocized...

Drug trafficking, fraud, kidnapping, no snitching policy.

It will get to a stage where any Igbo man that wants to have a stable life must leave the South East.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Despite Their Falling Out, Musk Donated $15M To Trump In June by danvon(m): 8:31am On Aug 02, 2025
After putting Trump inside Epstein wahala.

This Elon Musk has mood swings.
Crime › Re: Ipob’s Lawyer Ejiofor: Our Pain In Igbo Land Comes From Within by danvon(m): 12:43pm On Aug 01, 2025
Good and we all know the specific set of criminals behind this.

Hint: They are always quick to call every crime the result of hunger inflicted by Tinubu.
Crime › Re: How Woman Faked 2 Pregnancies, Bought 4 Stolen Babies To Deceive Husband by danvon(m): 8:35am On Aug 01, 2025
The usual suspects

What a great movie
Politics › Re: Ohaneze Youth President Slams Verydarkman Over Uzodimma' S Alleged Tribalism by danvon(m): 6:34pm On Jul 31, 2025
Oh, now he speaks against your people he is talkative?

When he spoke against Reno and NAFDAC he wasnt talkative.
Crime › Re: Missing Person: Teenage Girl Found In Anambra State, Do You Know Her? by danvon(m): 6:31pm On Jul 31, 2025
Its either kidnapping gone wrong or she was trying to escape an evil madam and entered something.
Politics › Re: Why I Am Supporting Atiku For President – Emeka Kalu by danvon(m): 6:27pm On Jul 31, 2025
Putinofrussia:
I heard there was one other Kalu who did one million match against the mandate of Abiola.
Wickedness in DNA.
That one was Daniel KaNU rhymes with Nnamdi KaNU. They might even be related.
Politics › Re: What GROK Has To Say About The Best Performing Governors In Nigeria Since 1999 by danvon(m): 3:54pm On Jul 31, 2025
Wow it ranked El Rufai higher than Alex Otti despite all the alleged South Kaduna killings that happened under his tenure, so what does that say about Otti and Labour Party?
Politics › Re: Why I Am Supporting Atiku For President – Emeka Kalu by danvon(m): 2:27pm On Jul 31, 2025
Its becoming hard to keep track of all these Kalu

We have Orji Uzor Kalu
We have Benjamin Kalu (the stupid bill passer)
Now we have Emeka Kalu
Crime › Re: Court Sentence Killer Of Kwara College Student, Hafsoh Lawal To Death By Hanging by danvon(m): 2:25pm On Jul 31, 2025
So he never revealed the name of his buyers
Politics › Re: Flood Aftermath: Youths In Adamawa Kîll Stray Hippopotamus Threatening Community by danvon(m): 6:40am On Jul 31, 2025
Nawa o, we don't have mercy for wildlife in this country.

See how innocent hippo just got souped for nothing
Politics › Re: Constitution Review: Benjamin Kalu withdraws Indigeneship Bill by danvon(m): 9:10am On Jul 30, 2025
ProudlyLagos:
grin isn’t the answer quite obvious? Our Almajiri blodas from across the Niger cheesy they have all deserted their region and claim to deverop everywhere but their region grin
They are also highly intolerant, this bill would give Fulani Herdsmen and other Muslims legal right in their region so how would it benefit them.
Politics › Re: Igbos And Hausa/fulanis Would Have Mended Fences Long Ago by danvon(m): 5:44am On Jul 30, 2025
So after all the pogroms and sharia slaughter of Igbos, it is Yorubas that is their problem.

This is how Azikiwe antagonized Awolowo and formed alliance with Balewa in the end they had to kill Balewa.
Politics › Re: Constitution Review: Benjamin Kalu withdraws Indigeneship Bill by danvon(m): 5:39am On Jul 30, 2025
I'm even trying to understand who that bill would benefit
Politics › Re: July 29th: Bloodiest Coup In Nigerian History by danvon(m): 4:29pm On Jul 29, 2025
July 29th 1966 was not a coup, it was a mutiny, it only became a coup when Gowon was installed as Head of State.
Politics › Re: Igbos Need To Abandon Trade Culture by danvon(op): 12:29pm On Jul 28, 2025
mrvitalis:
How did Igbos get to the North, how did they end up in those positions? Especially when you look at the fact that in the early 1900 most Clarks and civil servants where Hausa/Fulani
Like someone already pointed out, there was no Igbo clerks/civil servants in the North prior to amalgamation. It was mostly during the British colonization that some Igbos gained positions in the North. After colonization ended most of the British positions were suddenly picked up by Igbos, this is what Northernization aimed to put an end to.

Majority of Igbos in the North post independence were traders and despite seeing all the anti-Igbo propaganda flying around they couldnt predict the weather and leave - that shows you just how dependent Igbos had become on trade at that point.
Politics › Re: Igbos Need To Abandon Trade Culture by danvon(op): 12:01pm On Jul 28, 2025
Amumaigwe:
Igbo apprenticeship system has been adopted by Harvard University as a classical measure they recommend for poverty eradication and wealth redistribution.
Argue with them
Apprenticeship by itself is not a bad thing, it has worked for centuries, and exists in many part of the world.

The problem is apprenticeship system that teaches nothing other than trade, how sustainable is that in the face of modern economy?

Mind you the popular Harvard Business School article praising apprenticeship system was written by none other than an Igbo man (makes one question the authenticity of the report)
Politics › Re: Igbos Need To Abandon Trade Culture by danvon(op):
shortgun:
So let me get this straight. A people devastated by war, stripped of assets, denied access to federal support and politically sidelined still managed to rebuild themselves through trade, self-reliance and enterprise…..and your complaint is that they didn’t stay in the village to farm yams and vegetables for your comfort?
It’s pathetic, really. Igbos aren’t in power, yet you blame them for your failures.
They’re not writing your policies, not holding your oil blocks, not controlling your budgets but they’re still your biggest fear?
This not politics anymore it's envy and hate on steroids.
Shame no dey catch una
The war would probably not have happened if there weren't so many Igbos in the North and there wouldn't have been so many Igbos in the North if they didnt destabilize their region to embrace a trade culture.

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