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Education › Re: Meet 16-yr-old Osasere Okundaye, Nigeria’s Youngest Chartered Accountant by DeepSight(m): 12:07pm On Jun 30
7upnigeria:
Tinubu administration is here to support and encourage people who re ready to work hard and achieve something meaningful with their lives. From the money given to the super falcons to D'tigress that won the african basketball championship, supporting undergraduates through NELFUND, grants being given to MSMEs (for Akara, kulikuli and agbado sellers). This administration doesn't want to leave anybody behind except LAZY CLOWNS like YOU AND YOUR ILKS. Generations will FOREVER APPRECIATE Tinubu for what he's doing in Nigeria.

Losers like you are against Tinubu because your equally loser parents have nothing to show for the years they've been on earth. While other people's parents were making something meaningful with their lives, they were there COMPLAINING JUST LIKE YOU THE CHILDREN ARE CURRENTLY DOING.

I will advise you go and wash your head at the beach with correct soap so that you will end the cycle of poverty AND PHOOLISHNESS in your lineage. Your children should not INHERIT COMPLAINS FROM YOU.
No amount of cursing the parents of strangers will change the fact that BAT is the worst president in our history and has destroyed the most lives and cast the most amount of people into poverty.
Politics › Re: 2027 Presidency: Ijaw Nation Carries Out Tribal Poll On Who To Vote: See Winner. by DeepSight(m): 11:55am On Jun 30
Misterone:
like I said almost all ijaws can trace their roots to Bayelsa State. This one no be Gemini matter. Anybody can write anything on the net. Go to these areas, they'll only tell you these things if you're very close to them! You'll here things like: this person's grandfather came from Bayelsa, that one family home is in bayelsa, that family name is this and that, it is related to one family in bayelsa etc. I've been to these areas severally and I have friends among them
The fact that I used Gemini for a summary doesn't mean I don't personally know what I am saying. I do, much more than you may suspect.

At all events, the fact is, Ijaw people are indigenous to many more places than Bayelsa alone and while at it let us remember how artificial state lines are. Bayelsa, for example, was once part of Rivers State.
Politics › Re: 2027 Presidency: Ijaw Nation Carries Out Tribal Poll On Who To Vote: See Winner. by DeepSight(m): 10:20am On Jun 30
Misterone:
Ijaws are coastal nomads just like the fulanis that are pasture nomads. 99% of ijaws are from Bayelsa State. They are settlers in every other state. They move to an area along the coast then start a fishing colony. From there , they expand. Just like the fulanis that are in every state of the Federation. They fulanis have colony's in every state of the Federation. We cannot say they own these lands. Ijaws are the same. If you go to Gbaramatu in Warri South West LGA, almost 99% of those claiming indigene there can trace their roots to Bayelsa State.
There is more nuance to the matter than simply saying Ijaws are settlers everywhere else except Bayelsa.

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GEMINI:
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.​In Nigerian ethno-historical and legal discourse, a clear distinction is maintained between the "indigenous" homeland territories of an ethnic group and the diaspora or migrant settlements they establish elsewhere.
​As an ancient maritime and riverine people believed to be among the earliest inhabitants of southern Nigeria, the Ijaw (Izon) nation is recognized as indigenous to six specific states.

​1. Core Indigenous States (The Triad)
​These three states house the overwhelming majority of the Ijaw population, where they hold deep-rooted ancestral territories, traditional stools, and paramount kingdoms dating back centuries.

Bayelsa State: The undisputed heartland of the Ijaw nation. It is the only entirely homogenous Ijaw state in Nigeria, where the group is indigenous across all 8 Local Government Areas (LGAs), including the capital, Yenagoa.

​Rivers State: Home to the Eastern Ijaw subgroups. They are indigenous to at least 11 LGAs along the coastal and riverine belts. Major historical indigenous kingdoms here include the Kalabari (Abonnema, Buguma, Bakana), Ibani (Bonny and Opobo), Okrika, Andoni (Obolo), and Nkoro.

​Delta State: The Central/Western Ijaw clans are completely indigenous to the riverine and coastal landscapes of Delta, spanning at least 6 LGAs (Bomadi, Burutu, Patani, Warri North, Warri South, and Warri South-West). Indigenous Delta Ijaw clans include the Gbaramatu, Ogbe-Ijoh, Egbema, Mein, and Ogulagha.

​2. Peripheral Indigenous States
​While often sharing these states with larger ethnic majorities, Ijaw communities here are not recent settlers or economic migrants; their ancestral occupation of these specific coastal enclaves predates colonial amalgamation and, in some cases, neighboring monarchies.

​Ondo State: The Ijaw are indigenous to the riverine Ese-Odo Local Government Area. They are represented by two major ancestral clans: the Arogbo Ijaw and the Western Apoi Ijaw (who migrated to the region around the 9th Century CE).

​Edo State: Indigenous Ijaw populations reside in the riverine belts of Ovia South-West and Ovia North-East LGAs. Clans such as the Olodiama-West, Egbema, Furupagha, and Okomu have ancestral histories in these waterways that run parallel to or, by some historical accounts, predate early structural phases of the Benin empire.

​Akwa Ibom State: The Ijaw presence here is primarily represented by the Andoni-Obolo fishermen and clans who indigenously inhabit the coastal borders adjacent to Rivers State, specifically in areas like Eastern Obolo and Ibeno.

Indigenous Territories vs. Settler Outposts
​To contrast this with where they are regarded as "settlers" or migrant populations:

​The Atlantic Migrant Coastlines: Because the traditional Ijaw economy is anchored heavily on artisan fishing, maritime trade, and boat building, massive migrant communities have existed for generations along the coastlines of Lagos State, Ogun State, and further out into West African nations like Cameroon, Gabon, and Sierra Leone.

​The Settler Status: In Lagos (e.g., Makoko or riverine enclaves in Badagry/Epe), despite having lived there for decades or even over a century, the Ijaw are legally and culturally classified as settlers or residents, as the land belongs indigenously to the Awori, Egun, and other Yoruba subgroups. Conversely, in the riverine enclaves of Ondo, Edo, or Delta, they hold inherent indigenous land rights, traditional rulers (Peres and Agadagbas), and constitutional recognition as natives of the soil.

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Politics › Re: 2027 Presidency: Ijaw Nation Carries Out Tribal Poll On Who To Vote: See Winner. by DeepSight(m): 10:14am On Jun 30
Lanretoye:
And one mod brought this to front page…all these kind of posts that will make some people start shouting rigging when real election result comes out.
Nairaland self is a site that is being used to propel the wheel or division and hate amongst Nigerians,if not ,a poll that even up to 98% of its members do not participate is not supposed to come to front page this poll now is credible when they didn’t even participate,whe INEC own that they will participate will become incredible.i hope they will keep this online mandate very well cos we don’t want to hear that it has been stolen again
Sincerely from your heart and mind do you think the president is popular across Nigeria today.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 8:35am On Jun 30
benalvino3:
Walsh’s man argument is not:
Emmett Till deserved to be murdered because he behaved improperly.

His argument is closer to:
Important details of the popular account are uncertain, disputed or inaccurately repeated; therefore, the case has been simplified into a politically useful morality story, and we should question other racial narratives presented the same way.

But the guy subscribed to strawman; he said something like this - Whatever Till did, it could not justify kidnapping, torture and murder.

That statement is obviously correct but it does not refute Walsh’s principal historical claim.

Walsh never needs Till’s alleged conduct to justify his murder.

He only needs to establish that the familiar account Till innocently whistled, Carolyn Bryant completely fabricated everything and later admitted lying contains claims that are less certain than commonly presented.

My biggest issue is that he constantly tries to make it seem like Walsh justified the killing, even though Walsh said none of the events justified the brutal killing of Till.
I was going to say "read between the lines" or something like that but it is not even necessary to do so to figure out where Walsh was heading. In framing the matter as a sexual assault on the white woman and even drawing Emmet's father into the matter and saying that his father's conduct in terms of sexual assault was telling as well, Walsh set out to criminalize a fourteen year old child and it is not surprising that you fail to see that given your antecedents.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 2:56am On Jun 30
basilico:
They deferred 15 times not outright rejection the first time. That doesn't tell me anything, but it might be implying something.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 2:53am On Jun 30
benalvino3:
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Obama, he owned slaves, move on. It was the norm.
The troubling thing about the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade is that much of it happened post-age-of-enlightenment.
That is what makes it almost inexcusable.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 2:48am On Jun 30
basilico:
Are the judges decisions correct?Maybe yes, maybe not. A hot potato like counting ballots after election day , they defer it to Congress.
For E Jean Carroll he U.S. Supreme Court postponed and rescheduled consideration of Donald Trump's appeal 15 times before officially refusing to hear the case. .
Saying nothing. Interesting how your tongue has become tied.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 2:48am On Jun 30
benalvino3:
What a nonsense take down this is. He did a bad Job and did not address what Matt Walsh was talking about.
Pray tell, what was Matt talking about and do you agree with Matt?
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 11:54pm On Jun 29
basilico:
Y

I cannot correct what the Supreme Court decides.
Notice conservatives reluctantly accept court decisions.
If it was democrats who were aggrieved they'd be calling for expansion of the court
Joker.
Just the other day you were still howling against the decisions of over sixty courts regarding the 2020 elections.
At all events dont let me hear you claiming that DJT didnt assault Carrol again okay?
It is settled.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 11:44pm On Jun 29
cococandy:
Oh guys look. We never had fairs until Trump became president. He did what no one had ever done before.
To say that the man is a child is to insult children.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 11:43pm On Jun 29
basilico:
The Court declined to hear the appeal . Every year the court debljnes tk hear appeals ,I don't know the reasons it gave ,maybe you can tell me.

As regards counting votes by election day,the court found there is no federal law that specifies when ballots should be received. Thus if a state can decide to count post marked ballots after 40 days, no federal law blocks that. Thus Court said Congress can fix that loophole .
Lol!!!!!

Repeating to me what happened?

Is something stuck in your opinion windpipe?
Forum Games › Re: Can You Answer This Question With A Reason? by DeepSight(m): 9:54pm On Jun 29
sandra2025:
The correct answer is D) Brazil.The Concrete ReasonThe most definitive, objective categorization that separates Brazil from the other options is historical colonial administration and official language:Nigeria, Ghana, and India were all colonized by the British Empire. As a result, they are all members of the Commonwealth of Nations and use English as their official language.Brazil, on the other hand, was colonized by the Portuguese Empire. It is not a member of the Commonwealth, and its official language is Portuguese.Alternative Valid AnglesDepending on the specific lens you use to analyze the group, there are a couple of other valid reasons:Geographic Sub-classification: Nigeria, Ghana, and India are all located entirely in the Old World (the Afro-Eurasian landmass), whereas Brazil is located in the New World (the Americas).The "Ghana" Exception: If looking strictly at global geopolitical/economic powerhouses, B) Ghana could be an outlier. Nigeria, India, and Brazil are all massive regional economic giants that participate directly in the expanded BRICS alliance (Brazil and India as founding members, Nigeria as an official partner country as of 2024/2025), while Ghana is not a part of this bloc. However, the linguistic/colonial connection remains the most standard "odd-one-out" benchmark for this specific combination of countries.
Bravo.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 9:52pm On Jun 29
happney65:
President Trump must pay magazine columnist E. Jean Carroll $5 million after Supreme Court denies his appeal of sexual abuse verdict. https://cnn.it/4vFLcJA
basilico whats your next line on this matter now?
Appeal to God?
Insult the Supreme Court?
Foreign Affairs › Re: E. Jean Carroll: Trump Must Pay His Sex-Victim $5M by DeepSight(m): 9:40pm On Jun 29
basilico.
Shame.

I wonder what your next line will be now.
Family › Re: My Wife Gives Me One Day Each Month To See Other Women – Tunde Perry by DeepSight(m): 8:52pm On Jun 29
Samantha125:
No need to be suspicious, it'll spoil your fun...😌😌😌... I'll make sure to go to bed as early as 6pm like a good wife and one thing about me is that when I'm asleep, I don't like being disturbed from my beauty sleep, so calls will be suspended until 6am the following day...😋😋😋
Guards! Seize her! Lock her down and see that there are no visitors, not even an insect must go near her!
Family › Re: My Wife Gives Me One Day Each Month To See Other Women – Tunde Perry by DeepSight(m): 7:17pm On Jun 29
Jman06:
So you know that continuous firing could lead to death but somehow you think that sex should not be put in check by encouraging monogamy?
Good day.

PS: Polygamy is not necessarily about sex.
Family › Re: My Wife Gives Me One Day Each Month To See Other Women – Tunde Perry by DeepSight(m): 7:16pm On Jun 29
Samantha125:
Don't worry about that one, just go and have your fun...😋😋😋
grin
Very suspicious!
Family › Re: My Wife Gives Me One Day Each Month To See Other Women – Tunde Perry by DeepSight(m): 7:07pm On Jun 29
Samantha125:
Men are polygamous in nature, so we shouldn't deprive them their right to explore every once in a while...😋😋😋
What about women? Should we deprive them of their desires?
Family › Re: My Wife Gives Me One Day Each Month To See Other Women – Tunde Perry by DeepSight(m): 7:06pm On Jun 29
Jman06:
We are humans and not animals. Our ability to put our cravings in check and not indulge in every bodily desires is what makes us rational humans.
One way to know that humans are not meant to be polygamous is the fact that we climax during sex and once this happens, we do not go on doing it, instead we go through a refractory period before we can have the urge again. If we were meant to be polygamous, there won't be climax so that we can fire nonstop for as long as we want.
Lol! You are not serious. This argument you have proffered tells me not to waste my time with any serious discussion with you.
Non stop firing by any creature will lead to death, besides an absence of a climax will defeat the reproductive purpose.
Family › Re: My Wife Gives Me One Day Each Month To See Other Women – Tunde Perry by DeepSight(m): 6:39pm On Jun 29
Jman06:
It is natural! Humans are the ones trying to make it appear unnatural and impossible due to their selfish nature
Let's be scientific here. Look at the natural world. Very few creatures are monogamous. Penguins, some birds and some few others. Otherwise it's not the norm. Now let's be scientific. Look at human sexuality. We are one of the creatures that has sex at all times of the year (we don't have a specific period of heat or mating). Sexual maturity comes at puberty. For a man if he is celibate sexually he will have wet dreams. Also both men and women get attracted to multiple people. These facts of nature tell us that what is natural for humans is quite different from the man made and religion enforced monogamy. And many societies recognize this in their culture.
Family › Re: My Wife Gives Me One Day Each Month To See Other Women – Tunde Perry by DeepSight(m): 6:30pm On Jun 29
Jman06:
Can he reciprocate the gesture? I mean, he should also allow his wife spend a day with other men once in a month let's kukuma know that they are swinging couple. What is sauce for the geese should also be sauce for the gander.

I voted NO because in a marriage, there must not be room for any of the spouses to have intercourse with another person other than their lawfully wedded spouses. Doing so would go against the purpose of God for Marriage. There's also the tendency of contracting infections and bringing it home to infect their spouses.
I am of the mind that strict monogamy may be unnatural.
Politics › Re: Reflect Global Oil Price Drop In PMS Prices, FG Tells Marketers by DeepSight(m): 5:44pm On Jun 29
casualobserver:
I am not sure it works that way though. The crude Dangote is refining today wasnt bought at todays crude prices. Similarly, importers did not buy their PMS at today's prices. For importers, it takes time for the petrol they bought when crude was >$100 to arrive in the country. thats the petrol they are selling today.

you dont buy crude today refine it today and distribute it to the retail pumps today.
This is true but the irony lies in the fact that when global crude prices go up, they will increase the pump price instantly notwithstanding that the stock they are selling was bought at the lower price and they still have that stock for sometime.

They always act like this. When Bola removed fuel subsidy the prices jumped before he left Eagle Square.
Politics › Re: Reflect Global Oil Price Drop In PMS Prices, FG Tells Marketers by DeepSight(m): 5:41pm On Jun 29
GloriousGbola, I cant remember if it was you who was explaining to me the technicalities of why marketers have to increase PMS price instantly when there is a global crisis causing increase in the price of crude oil notwithstanding the fact that they still have stock of the lower price.

It is easy to see the reason for the reverse scenario - namely that even if global prices of crude go down, the prices will remain up for a while at least because that stock was from the higher price already.

Nevertheless my fear in the peculiar Nigerian scenario is that it will take inordinately and unreasonably long to reflect the global decrease.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 3:28pm On Jun 29
GracieX3:
It is a racist conservative technique to erase black history.

Officer Tatum the koon has his own lies about the Tulsa massacre


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H--xP8Xvnd8?si=UK8XcvCCisoQiJsp
God have mercy. What could motivate anyone to desecrate the suffering of his own people?
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 2:52pm On Jun 29
I am sure benalvino3 and raumdeuter agree with the abominable views of racist Matt Walsh.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQAMn-2pCRU?si=eUfG2Y6PAFoMq9dD
Foreign Affairs › Re: Libyans Attack A Black African Christian For Wearing A Cross (video) by DeepSight(m): 2:07pm On Jun 29
Nnamdipapa:
US, a christian country bombed and killed 178 innocent school girls and most christians on NL are ok with that or see nothing wrong. Can you imagine how evil that is
It's almost as if it didn't happen at all. The silence.
Celebrities › Re: Ebuka Obi-uchendu's Wife, Cynthia Is Pregnant With Their Third Child (photos) by DeepSight(m): 12:23pm On Jun 29
TemplarLandry:
God, the creator knows. Yes.
And what if its a disastrous destiny?
Business › Re: Business Plan: Akara (Bean Cake) Business In Nigeria (2026) by DeepSight(m): 10:04am On Jun 29
dettolgel:
This is nothing but bull crap. A times when I listen to middle class people or rich people or previledged kids that has no idea how previledged they are dish advice to poor people on how to better their lives, I just shake my head.

Aunty, I grew up with poor parents, we engaged any small scale business you could think off, from akara and akamu, to grandnut and banana, water, eggs, agidi, moi moi name it.

I will tell you for a fact, no amount of akara and akamu any woman, with 5 kids that are at school, can sale at the road side that will bring the family out of barely surviving mood. The kids have to chip in by hawking other items after school, ontop of their dad's own hustle, to avoid starvation.

Mrs. Tinubu is just an ignorant privileged rich woman. She is better off keeping quiet. She should learn from foreign NGOs they don't advice or suggest on things like this anymore. They have learnt from mistakes of the assumption of knowning what poor people or people in need truly need. Now they ask the people what they think they need and help them with it. Bring people from similar background as those they are trying to help, but with experience to guide them.

Poor people reality are way different from what privileged folks could ever imagine. The funny thing is that most middle class kids errornously classify themselves as being poor. grin I don't wish even my worse enemy to be in that state. You can never understand it unless you live through it.
Thank you and God bless you.
Business › Re: Business Plan: Akara (Bean Cake) Business In Nigeria (2026) by DeepSight(m): 10:02am On Jun 29
Counterigbolies:
I went through your post again n the price u quoted n things u listed n it's obvious u are deliberately mischievous

So u want to tell me the roadside akara seller u eat have all these n at these prices?

Umbrella
Shade
Wooden box
Kerosene reserve even after talking about 45k firewood?

Initial beans purchase
Pepper n onions
Groundnut oil

N u still add working capital?

This your bullshit is deliberate


The akara people we patronize here on the busy street of Lagos don't even have all these except u want to tell me u are talking about UK or USA


Cash box?
And u also talk about apron?

Transfer qr for akara person


U are just a clown
What he is telling you is what should be considered if a govt, foundation or other institution wants to empower such SMEs properly. No institution should be thinking of "empowering" the creation of the ad-hoc street-side type the first lady was talking about irresponsibly without even considering whether such street side trading is legal.
Science/Technology › Re: Jeff Bezos Says Human Water Consumption Is Inhibiting AI Development by DeepSight(m): 9:59am On Jun 29
ppogba:
Thank God OXYGEN is not within their control.

We all can imagine what the situation will be now.
That day will come, when they will tax people for breathing, that is for sure.
Science/Technology › Re: Jeff Bezos Says Human Water Consumption Is Inhibiting AI Development by DeepSight(m): 9:57am On Jun 29
DomPerignon:
Real scientists and I mean physicists and Bio-pyhsicists have all said that current AI is totally inefficient and does not consider one very critical aspect of intelligence mimicry which boils down to entropy.

A human brain utilizes at max 33 Watts of power . A housefly with it's highly sentient and reaction time uses far less energy .

The computing power of a common housefly is far higher than the most advanced AI but utilizes an infinitesimal lower amount of energy .

Entropy, in this case, simply means work-sleep cycle.

Your brain needs a state of rest to reset itself which we know as sleep.

AI is not being built by scientists but rather Computer engineers who have come to prioritise processing power and more energy at the cost of efficiency.

The need for more data centres defeats the argument that AI is truly sentient.

Rather, they are building a large memory and using a good librarian tool that can compose and summarize whatever you want.

Yes , AI is good at solving real problems presented to it but it is not and will never be able to solve anything outside what it has in its archive.

As long as AI can not conceive on its own a problem , it can't in anyway invent anything .

Inventions and innovations are driven by those who ask the right question , that is, create a problem that no one knew existed.

The great philosophers pondered not over existing problems but rather proposed a new perspective to our existence .

The question that begins with "what if" is the begining of a new problem and without those who create problems that the world never knew existed , we will remain in ignorant bliss.

That's why in mathematics, they are not interested in problem solvers but rather those who create problems. As long as a problem is established, mathematicians know it will eventually be solved. But where no problem exists, there is no need for a solution.

This is where AI can never compete with humanity or any other higher mammal.
Who has said that AI is sentient?

cc LordReed

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