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Theflint1:
Lol, this story didn't originate from Disstr.oy sha

Theflint1:
Lol, this story didn't originate from Disstroy sha

TemporaryHansel:
Disstroy cooked up a story, and some of you ran with it like it’s gospel. Now anytime you want to throw shade or banter and you have nothing real to use, you default to that tired line “you were crying in some girl’s DM.”

If you weren’t there and don’t know what actually happened, stop spreading stories you can’t trace. It’s lazy.

OasisX:


.......Mí o ni sọ nkankan. LOL!

Ibime:
Nothing much happen for our side. We stayed neutral and our core village was only accessible by water however Okrika mainland where my father was was occupied by Biafra

One relative in the main village died by mortar fire despite the village raising white flag to both sides, that was it apart from a couple young men who went to fight with Biafra.

Mainland Okrika was where most of the action was. We were obviously under occupation by the Biafrans first before the Nigerians pushed them out. On approach to Okrika was when Isaac Adaka Boro was killed. My dad was with his uncle the King, often ferrying Garri back and forth in the dead of night by canoe to help avoid sapa. His uncle had maintained a neutrality, building good relationships with the Biafrans when they held he ground, then when Okrika was surrounded by Nigerian troops, he sent my dad with a message to them, telling them to leave, that all was lost and fighting would only cause civilian casualties.

They then faded way without much fight. When the Nigerians entered, his opps who believe Kingship should be with their villages then reported him to Nigeria as being a traitor to Nigeria and working with the Biafrans.

He simply explained that he worked with whichever army was holding the ground to protect his people. He was up for treason, but they ended up putting him in KiriKiri for a couple years (he claimed it was to save his life from his opps) before he came back to claim his throne.

My grandmother missed the war as she was posted to Naija consulate in UK while my grandad was somewhere in Cameroon trying to japa hence my pops was left with his uncle.

As for stolen properties, I don't know anyone involved in that on our side or anyone from my village side. Any seized properties would have been in Borokiri part of PH. However before the war, my fathers uncle had founded and built a school which is now Rivers State College of Arts and Science. He bought a bush land and built the school. When he sent everything to the former Eastern Region Government to name the road he developed, they named it after an Igbo man he had appointed to his school board. That is Mbonu street in present day D-Line. So these were some of the injustices the minorities faced in South-South that made them kick back at Igbo rule.

Theflint1:
You mentioned three points, two of which are very much subjective and in truth not so important to the general populace, the meat of the things you scored Tinubu for was that LG autonomy and it's only right that gets primary focus.

If you agree that LG autonomy hasn't really taken flight because of constitutional bottlenecks, why so eager to score the man for it ...I mean this is someone that has the senate functioning as a rubberstamp for him, don't you think if it was something he really cared about he'd ensure it's properly implemented?



This was me a couple days ago praising BAT for the stability in the FX market, it's something that's an objective success, one that's trickled down to the general business population and I've rightfully praised his handling of the situation.

I know you're always eager to praise BAT so it doesn't look like you're playing the politics of hatred, but fact is there's been very little to praise his administration for and that you have to resort to half-truths and subjective nonsense to maintain your "no-hatred" gimmick is downright shameful.

Do better.

And BTW, attached is the link of your claim that Peter Obi was praising BAT...maybe you now ignore what's clearly sarcasm in your eagerness to heap unmerited praise on BAT.

OasisX:


......fear not, Nigeria will be great again. Ignore the noise on social media from a certain camp, Tinubu is working so hard to fix mess of his predecessors and soon everyone will start appreciating him.

joseph1832:
I will be here to accept you, when you finally raise that white flag, ma main man. Lol

Hope you know PDP is dead, Nigerians are just waiting for the official announcement. Hehehe

liveLongNprospa:
You'll still vote for him abi😁.
That's the koko

liveLongNprospa:
After all these ones, you'll still vote for him abi? 😁

iamoyindamola:
I guess meta is like grok then just SM stuff

iamoyindamola:
Yes use deepseek or Gemini, ChatGPT will charge you
You can also try meta
Your prompt matters though

BlueRayDick:
Thanks .

I know of the Ai for transcribing meetings and making images ; I was only using those features as examples of skills/ activities that have their own specific Ai tools .

I was wondering if there was a specific Ai tool for running Excel too.

Thanks , will explore the ChatGPT as you suggested .

BlueRayDick:
Thanks . I know ChatGPT may be able to run something close , but I was thinking there was a specific Ai tool built for Workbooks/excel ; u know like there are:

- Specific Ai for image editing:


- transcribing Teams meeting minutes from speech to word , etc :

BlueRayDick:
Thanks . I know ChatGPT may be able to run something close , but I was thinking there was a specific Ai tool built for Workbooks/excel ; u know like there are:

- Specific Ai for image editing: ChatGPT. Most tools can multitask though. I'm just mentioning the free ones.

If it's unlimited photorealistic image generation, then Gemini is going head-to-head with ChatGPT since June at least.


- transcribing Teams meeting minutes from speech to word , etc : Otter.ai is free.

BlueRayDick:
@Everyone is there any free AI tool/app that can run excel analysis by just uploading excel workbook and asking it to do its thing ?

For example one uploads two different sheets into the Ai and type a prompt for it to let’s say run Vlookup . Any one like that ?

Ibime:
I don't know about such festival sha

There was civil war even in our area on who to support. Some young men went with Biafra but most of the older people just wanted war to end

By the time war reached Rivers State, Biafra was clearly losing already and Rivers State was almost their last stand. My pops was on his way to join Biafra when word got back that one of his compadre was killed, that's when they stopped him from going

raumdeuter:
disst.roy sorry and welcome back

While you were away the spambot has been upgraded and now hitting hard at anything and everything specially lengthy one

You will have to beg semid4lyfe to unhide your post

Emaprince:
Diss.troy ...una know darkrebel too?

raumdeuter:
You joke too much, Don't you have some girls you can go cry in their DM as alleged by disstr.oy

TemporaryHansel:
But diggz brutal oh. Naxo he take retire dis.stroy from this thread permanently.