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liveLongNprospa:
It's a funny situation.
ON one hand you are a hypocrite with how you've attacked people because of their choice in voting buhari especially twice.

But then again knowing you abit, I'm very sure you did alot of your supporting act for buhari offline. Sadly I don't think anyone can prove this with any evidence then.

donjazet:
I know how ashamed and apologetic I continue to be to everyone around me for trying to convince them to vote APC years ago.

I am deeply ashamed of my earlier affinity to APC

He proved it himself with his confession a year ago right on this thread which wasn't made under duress.
There's no greater incriminating free will evidence against oneself than a confession against self.

akwesenana:
Wait, diss.troy and nihilist are one? 🤔🤔🤔

Watch how the lunatic would latch on to your comment like Penaldo scoring a tap-in.

The idea is to divert attention from his doubling down on lies and hypocrisy. Two more persons quoting that comment of his and watch him run off with it for pages on end.

Same Donjazet in August 2022 confessing right on this thread.

donjazet:
Just look at this picture you have posted and tell me how "these achievements" have benefited YOU as an individual?



I know how ashamed and apologetic I continue to be to everyone around me for trying to convince them to vote APC years ago.

I am deeply ashamed of my earlier affinity to APC because I can SEE and FEEL the failure of this bad government. Am I not supposed to be sorrowful for supporting this failure of a government?

He already admitted he was convincing people to vote for the APC (Buhari) years ago (outright campaigning which is more than "mere support" ) but here he is denying all over again.

Dementia or barefaced shamelessness?

Theflint1:
It's difficult to juxtapose saying you were Buhari's biggest supporter with you now saying your support was lukewarm, similar to Izzou's for Peter Obi. I don't expect Izzou to even in the peak of excitement say he was Peter Obi's biggest supporter because there's just no basis from where that feeling/statement would come. For you to have said you were Buhari's BIGGEST SUPPORTER, you at worst were a solid supporter of the man, maybe just not the biggest like you were trying to claim.

Never forget he was the official stripper of the Buhari Campaign on Nairaland.

[quote author=raum--deuter post=76126746]Dem no gree enter the bet jare, All those Atiku people no get liver

We go scatter this place with money. Na donjazet go strip for us. [/quote]

donjazet:
GLADLY!
the direction of this election dey sweet my belle it shows that many nigerians are not entirely ignorant.

Such extreme declarations are indicative of more than support - it's obsession and fanaticism. He was the most Buharist of the Buharists on this board.

Don't got easy on lying hypocrites - hit hard.

liveLongNprospa:
Diss.troy how true is this?

True. But Prospa, let's be honest - you and I are from core oil-producing communities.


Let's begin with the below:

Oil companies pay certain monies to host communities quarterly. Not yearly, but QUARTERLY - every 3 months.

Jobs and scholarships are allotted to these communities too.

Ask your paramount rulers, LGA Chairmen, and HoR members what they do with these regular allotments.They never make noise about it, but give it to their cronies or outrightly auction these allotments to the highest bidders.

Happens in Akwa Ibom, Rivers, Bayelsa, and Delta States especially. Are we going to blame that on the FG too?

No guarantees same wouldn't happen when the PIB stipulations are implemented. So, no, I'm not pumped about it.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
cc:
Disstroy.



Crime is everywhere. But we don't have a system, a system 2 make crime unattractive, 2 hold leaders/citizens accountable.
Those high profile politicians with dia security convoys/motorcade wey dey blow one way 4 airport road in Abuja nko?

the system they gave us is useless, still they install/support incompetent leaders to protect the useless system.

This is the same justification cruel defrauding thieves who the media have affectionately and euphemistically termed "Yahoo boys" or "Gee boys" give as justification.

You think Hushpuppi can scrap a website or clone it? He needed greedy web developers who double as UI designers to do so then they get paid. To sleep better at night, they tell themselves, "I'm not the one defrauding these people".
Same thing gun runners who sell to street thugs would say.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Burkina Faso just reached an agreement with Russia..to develop her economy & nuclear energy.

Same Russia is building a nuclear power plant in faraway Bolivia...
But we're spoilt brat for asking for the minimum from the West. By the time oil become useless in the international market. Hw u wan u take feed/sustain over 200m0 nigerians?

Maybe. But the West isn't the reason why Ogoni boys, for example, cordoned off the Eket-Ikot Abasi - Ogoni - Eleme federal road when Goodluck began reconstruction, asking for "matching ground" and harassing CCC workers. (No, this is not an attack on them but a reference which can be easily verified.)

The Rivers State part of that road is still an eyesore a decade later. Lives and properties are being lost on alternate days due to the bad condition of the road.

The West isn't the reason why railway rails are removed and sold.

The West isn't the reason why every little provision like streetlights, electric power lines and others get vandalised and sold off for peanuts by the citizenry.

The West isn't the reason why Nigerian remote skilled service providers or workers have to surmount higher accountability hurdles than the rest of the world because our compatriots celebrate fraud as "Yahoo" or "Gee" and my nationality already sends caution bells ringing to leads, until I prove myself repeatedly otherwise.

iamoyindamola:
What's this about abeg

It's for EdTech guys.

Oasis003, smart one. EdTech barely gets VC funding, worse even in Africa (and Nigeria in particular), and many of the EdTech coys have had to pivot into FinTech and the other 'lucrative' subspecialties. (You read such stories on Tech Cabal.)

It takes a well-rounded person with industry knowledge like Prof. Osinbajo to know the challenges of this subspecialty instead brushing all as tech and assuming they have the same opportunities.

Bluntguy:
When they should be laying wreaths on those graves they are there twerking. When I see some oyibo behavior at times I shout out to my Niaija babes.

A lot of young women thinking themselves in their prime never miss an opportunity to sexualize themselves.

Racoon:
One silly thing with Nyesom Wike is that he always forget how his predecessor - Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi was so arrogantly intoxicated with political power as NGF president that he extrapolated his obsession to the point of flexing muscles with President Jonathan.

The APC that goaded him on then, today have long left him to stew in his own juice. Being in the corridors of power is always a transient phenomenon. Hope he retract before it is too late.

Wike has always been a thug. The powers that be in PDP know who he's always been.

Even as Obio Akpor LGA Chairman, he was always threatening everyone and he got away with it. He did same as Acting Minister of Education.

But, maybe, one needs a Wike to counter Atiku's consuming greed.

OasisX:


Ex Buharist cum repentant Obidient said you are nihilistjnr alt. Seh na true?

Why do you think when "mental patient" or "diagnosis" is mentioned anywhere in the Eurosoccer section - even in passing or as part of a quoted text - everyone knows who is being referred to immediately?

Only one name comes to mind.

I am Nihilist, MrCôrk and Lalalisticlalá. He's mad.

donjazzet:
I've been saying that this distroy fella is basically nihilist alternate masking himself. But people wouldn't believe. Tech guy from akwaibom. make I hear. Face me directly my man.

You're stupîd, sis.

My full names are public.
My pictures are public, even on this forum.
My full names are my names across social media platforms.
My phone number and even WhatsApp are public too.
What I do is known.
I've never hidden.

You are the one who hides, and when the conversation is about career, you go offline.

Tech guy from Akwa Ibom? You're hoping I'd take that bait to go defensive, turning this into an interstate ego-fest all in a bid for you to escape the search light?

You're the one on trial. The verdict has been given: You are to have a thousand therapy sessions with 17 psychologists. And your body drained of excess oxytocin so maybe you'd act more manly.

Instead of setting yourself up to be swindled, why not just search a YouTube tutorial on this?

Also, join the Developer community on Twitter and Facebook. You'd get responses free.

BlueRayDick:
Don J looking for who will help him fight Raumdeuter since 1800

That dude is a sociopath or unhingingly bipolar at the very least.

One moment he is suing for peace with the later and Nihilist, quoting and praising him; the next he's instigating a virtual lynching out of nowhere, even when the topic has been predominantly about pan-African foreign policies and the consequences.

One moment he's gaslighting us for refusing to key into the acceptance of skewed sexualities and the next he's blaming anyone but himself for voting and championing Buhari twice while attacking those who took the same decision as himself.

Reading through the pages and stumbling on his takes, and it has me asking,"This dude is certainly not alright. Hell no!"

Overly sentimental, never takes responsibility and gaslights, changing stances faster than a mechanical clock's minute hand. Just like a woman. Yes, just like a woman.

I'd be surprised if he doesn't menstruate too. The same type of person to hit you then stab himself and call the police on you for stabbing him.

There are levels to crazy and this guy perches comfortably on the highest rung of the crazy ladder.

ShaqFu:
Havent you heard, plagiarism is what we do in Nigeria. We copy anything and almost everything. Hilda Baci's cook a thon is a pointer. 👌

We are shameless. Both logos are on the respective governments' websites.

I'm surprised Nigerian investigative journalists haven't picked up on it yet. I searched Twitter and no mention of this obvious embarrassment.


If only the plagiarists could copy the White House website's great UI and UX too, it'd be great.

OasisX:
📌📌📌

Whoever did the Nigerian State House logo is crazy and lazy. He/she copied the White House logo shamelessly.

Hundreds of thousands of talented Nigerian digital designers and we have to plagiarise the White House logo?

larride:
Bosun is just 5 days as the minister of ICT. The least he deserve is to give him the opportunity to do his best.

Osibanjo did not do all the work, there is still alot of work to be done in the ICT community. That Bosun has commented on it means it's part of what he's going to work on.

Give him his space to get to work. I-Dice is not the all and be all of the ICT sector.

As at now, it is. Well, mostly.

VC funding and other such stabling capital have always been primary to boost ICT.

The VCs out there are hawks. PayStack had to raise $1 million in VC in 2017 and forced to register as a U.S. company. Flutterwave too. So many others.
They pay taxes and other concessions as U.S. companies, things that'd have been fully ours sibce they operate in our market primarily.

We got 18.7% of our GDP from ICT last year. Imagine the amounts we'd have gotten if these companies were fully Nigerian.

That's just one aspect. With I-DICE, coys like Andela, HNNG and others would be commonplace. I-DICE would help democratise the ICT sector (if fully implemented).

India has something similar.

larride:
Sometimes your takes dey always funny me.

Its PYO brainchild as if even PYO didnt have enough technical advisers and all advising him on what to do. What long standing relationship does PYO had with African Development Bank before he became Vice President?

Here's why:

Every policy PYO initiated as Acting President got discontinued or abandoned.

With the momentum he moved with to get the Nigeria Startup Bill passed and the fanfare it got launched (plus the I-DICE announcement in March), yet it's been abandoned.

Please confirm this: The last time news websites reported about I-DICE was on March 15, but I check the AfDB website every other week and there are quarterly updates. Even calls for local Enterprise Development Partners in May. The government and the Bank of Industry have made no comment about this.

The caveat has always been "...once the Nigerian government announces...". AfDB already stated it would contribute its own share of $170 million of the $613 million, but the government has said nothing about it.

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Even Bosun Tijani (from the report OasisX posted) has seemingly shifted from I-DICE since he didn't mention it. Osinbajo already did all the work. Just activate it. It's simple.

OasisX:
....you don't trust him to do better than PYO?!

No, I don't. It's PYO's brainchild and he worked on it for 5 years, networking with the major players.

Bosun might be able to influence the Nigeria Startup Act advisory board members like Iyin Abodeji who are techies like him but what long-standing relationship or experience does he have to get other partners like the African Development Bank to play their part?

It's PYO's brainchild and he's always been passionate about it. He has the diplomacy and zeal to get everyone to the table doing their jobs.

OasisX:
Bosun Tijjani, Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, announced that the government has acquired access to around $500 million in financing to launch a local innovation funding programme.

He stated that the goal of this programme was to foster innovation and entrepreneurship in the country's digital industry.

On Friday, the minister mentioned this during a luncheon hosted by the World Bank in Abuja.

“So we’ve got access to about half a billion dollars to start local funding. This funding is aimed at propelling innovation and entrepreneurship within Nigeria’s thriving digital sector,” he stated.

The Minister, reiterated the government's resolve to retaining the funds within Nigeria's borders and directing their advantages to legitimate Nigerian firms.

To do this, Tijjani emphasised plans to collaborate with the Bank of Industry (BoI), saying, "We want to ensure that those businesses that will benefit are true, real Nigerian businesses."

Tijani assured the public that the first half-billion-dollar investment was only the start, saying, "The government is not just going to put half a billion and that's it; it can actually bring more investors on board."

“This strategy aims to augment the resources available to support Nigerian innovators. The overarching goal is to harness these funds to attract further investments and broaden the support system for local entrepreneurs,” he added


Cc Dis.stroy and other tech guys.

Bosun is repainting a house and calling it a new one.
The programme is called I-DICE launched on March 14th this year in collaboration with the African Development Bank and it's the brainchild of Prof. Yemi Osinbajo (who's also the brain behind the Nigeria Startup Act which came to effect in September 2022 with a functional advisory council).

I-DICE is a $613 million PPP anyway.

It would be fully functional if Osinbajo is drafted back to lead it.

ShaqFu:
Yikes, Kholiwé is punkyveer/punkyV /brideofdracula wow. Didn't know. [/b]

I wonder why many south Africans who visit this site, disappear and say they will never return, only for them to reappear and prove they can't do without this site.

Might I add she's also very xenophobic, like very.

She has to be.

She ticks all the boxes.
Same nuisance level;
Same unhinged trolling style;
Same gaslighting style;
Goalpost-shifting;
Zulu, and;
I used certain keywords in my responses to her yesterday to provoke certain responses from her just to be double sure.

It's like déjà vu because what led to deactivating the first two accounts was her xenophobic spats involving you, Lezz and myself from years ago.

Emaprince:
Some one is seeking for some male attention, you are wasting your time obliging her.

You shoulda known.

I know. If I'm not mistaken, she's the same PunkyVeer/PunkV from years ago who was always a nuisance even then, and got virtually whipped for it every time.

I countered her for the same reason(s) I counter such obvious misinformation - for the SEO value of Nairaland offers and to checkmate falsehoods like hers being referenced as 'evidence' going forward.

Points made so she can keep ranting with her junkie partner.

Kholiwe:
Nigeria bureau of statistics with a fake website that doesn't work lmao. Go ahead and show us domestic abuse and rape cases for 2021 and 2022 from that website you shared. Your country doesn't have any database or record keeping. They can't even call your cases underreported because they are no records or data whatsoever.

I've spoonfed you enough. Typical of you to lie down there taking it all in while I do all the work and you go,"Oh! There. Right there!", "No, go here. That's right. Don't stop."

You're Zulu. Shouldn't you be rehearsing how to dance bare-breasted in the community square festival so you'd be picked?

DissTroy:
Nigeria's official database and collation body is the Nigeria Bureau of Statistics: https://nigerianstat.gov.ng/elibrary. All in one place, with year-on-year reviews.

Click on the drop-down menu then select what data analysis you require.

On the contrary, your own media reports that the ones collated by your government are false. Which makes the data touted false and whitewashed since they are twice as bad as documented.

And South Africa's official data website is inconsistent too: One in 2020, skips 2021 to go to 2022.
No infographics, not to mention one which is animate and can be interacted with. Then another agency reports totally different figures: https://www.statssa.gov.za/?cat=26 .

Added to this, Nigeria began digitising its reportage of its official statistics in 2012, with crime rates as far back as 2007 published too. Sometimes biannually.

By contrast, South Africa only began digitising its report of crime rates in 2017 (the same year the media also began complaining its crime rates are underreported).

You'd find proofs in the respective countries' official database websites I shared.

We have our challenges - many actually, but where we've made considerable improvements, I'd point it out.

Kholiwe:
As usual the Nigerians on this thread lacks sense of reasoning. So you cannot see he was comparing both countries when it comes to reporting crimes and having a database. Does your country have any reliable database talkless of knowing statistics of reported domestic abuse?

Nigeria's official database and collation body is the Nigeria Bureau of Statistics: https://nigerianstat.gov.ng/elibrary. All in one place, with year-on-year reviews.

Click on the drop-down menu then select what data analysis you require.

On the contrary, your own media reports that the ones collated by your government are false. Which makes the data touted false and whitewashed since they are twice as bad as documented.

And South Africa's official data website is inconsistent too: One in 2020, skips 2021 to go to 2022.
No infographics, not to mention one which is animate and can be interacted with. Then another agency reports totally different figures: https://www.statssa.gov.za/?cat=26 .

ShaqFu:
actually it isn't. He only responded to your earlier post were you said "crimes are reported in South Africa". His reply clearly show crimes aren't. You're wrong, accept and more on. 👍

Having excess oxytocin flowing through her is like a drug-induced high of emotions. Now we understand the 'junkie' part of her moniker.
Over-emotionality is one of the side effects.

Kobojunkie:
At least the crimes are reported there. How many sexual crimes, including crimes of violence against women and children, go unreported daily in Nigeria? Let us cut the bull abeg!

South Africa has one of the highest rates of UNREPORTED CRIMES.

In fact, the South African media says the reported crime rates are half or less of the true pictures of the crimes committed.
https://businesstech.co.za/news/lifestyle/713414/south-africas-true-crime-stats-things-are-worse-than-what-police-data-shows/

It's become a worry in South Africa that people rarely report crimes (until caught).

https://issafrica.org/iss-today/why-are-south-africans-underreporting-on-crime

Not forgetting that South Africa is the carjacking/car theft capital of the world.

Anymore thing to add to spite Nigerian men in favour of those who'd lynch you for your nationality?

Kholiwe:
If Nigeria women should detail the amount of abuse they go through In marriages you will be shocked. Abusing and treating women like properties is the cultural norms in Nigeria.

So you're South African?

Well, South Africa has the highest sexual violence rate in the world. WORLD, not just Africa.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexual_violence_in_South_Africa

People at least take care of their properties - but your men treat you like trash.
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donjazzet:
Almost on every social issues or topics discussed here, I'm the one fighting the intolerance from you guys and advocating for tolerance from people here who seem to have a very hateful conservative mindset, whether against women in general, western values or LGBT people.
So that advice is definitely not for me.

He has a right to refuse to conform to the championing of skewed sexualities and gender deviants.

What you're doing is gaslighting. Tagging him a misogynist is a ploy to get him to cower. You're a man - no woman made you the female gender speaker since you've never lived a day as a woman.

Manifest your thousand sexualities and applaud people who identify as penguins and three-gendered rats if you like, but don't try to gaslight sane, logical people accepting biological realities for what they are.

chrisooblog:
Kumuyi has never shown partisan to any party.

His comments on Tinubu are the usual comments of best wishes and prayers he gives to any one that happens to be in power. Even during them military days he never came out publicly to castigate any head of state. You're within your rights to not like his stance but it's not today he has expressed himself like that.

As for Oyepedo he hasn't hidden the fact that he's partisan so if political rivals of another party decide to go against him for not supporting or criticizing them it's logical and expected.

Don't insult our intelligence.

Pastor Kumuyi chastised Nigerians for complaining about Buhari. He outrightly supported Buhari even as recently as 2019.

https://saharareporters.com/2019/06/03/ffk-shehu-sani-omokri-others-slam-kumuyi-saying-nigerians-shouldnt-attack-buhari

Even the deranged Reno Omokri whose tweets are being used as validation right on this thread's current page attacked Kumuyi for supporting Buhari in 2019.

Kumuyi is a partisan as Oyedepo is but Kumuyi always sides with the oppressors.

In 2022, he made a case in support of the Muslim-Muslim ticket. Please!



Welcome to the internet where historical libraries of our activities are always open and free.

If the support for Kumuyi isn't partisan, explain why the same people criticize Oyedepo for voting against Tinubu's party/preferred?

Doubt me? Local-search "Oyedepo" here on Nairaland then filter the search to the Eurosoccer section.

Keep scrolling through the search results. Notice how it's mostly the same people giving Kumuyi an easy pass for pro-Tinubu comments lambasting Oyedepo for his comments on national politics?

Yeah.