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Hi everyone, I am here again. But this time, to announce something that's so big to me.
Initially, I wanted the online community to help Pick a suitable name for the project, but since I have showcased this progress on my LinkedIn and personal WhatsApp, I have gotten a lot of contributions from closed ally which has ultimately led to the birth of a cool name for the project.
This name will be revealed here on August 1st, as that's when we will be officially announcing the project to the world.

Important: if you love cryptos, and you're a lover of sports and would love to reserve a spot for yourself as an early OG to lock in some allocation of cool NFTs which will be super rare in the game, kindly watch this space and drop your telegram username.
I will contact you and add you to the group signaling your early participation.
There's also an airdrop coming soon which will be big as well as we will be partnering with big key players in the tech space.

[BONUS DEV LOG] Crafting the project's Whitepaper + formally Welcoming My First "Team Member"!

While wrapping up the new UI features, we've also been heavily working on our official GitBook Whitepaper / Documentation hub!

Building in public as a solo full-stack dev can be intense, so I wanted to share a cool behind-the-scenes update on how we got this whitepaper finalized without a full human team yet.

Meet the Team (And Our AI Tech Stack!)

Shoutout to my fiancée, she officially joined the project as the Advisor, Researcher, and Linguistics Manager!

She actually caught a huge missing piece in our initial whitepaper draft: the Spectator & Side-Betting Market! She pointed out that spectators needed a direct way to back managers and stake on match outcomes, which completely opened up a whole new revenue sink for the project's token economy.
She is also the one who helps me draft all my nairaland posts, formats them in Bbcode styling and point out important notes for improvement in my journey and communication.
Here is how our current lean workflow looks:
• Core Vision & Code: Yours truly
• Research, UX QA & Linguistics: My babe (keeping the docs sharp and catching missing features)
• Drafting & Refinements: AI Collaboration (Gemini for structural engine drafts + Claude for tactical polishing and whitepaper refinement)


What’s Inside the New GitBook Documentation?

We decided to build our own web-based GitBook style platform (docs.comingsoon.com) instead of dropping a static PDF so it's 100% mobile-friendly and easily searchable.

Key sections covered:
• Hybrid Engine Architecture: Web2 social login vs. Web3 wallet toggle flexibility.
• Strict 100-NFT Cap: Enforced asset scarcity per player card (zero inflation).
• Goal-Centric Outcomes: Victory decided strictly by real goals scored in live fixtures.
• Our upcoming project Token utilities: Fee rebates, super rare player fusions (Mesnaldo, Yambappe), mystery boxes, Super Cup entries, and spectator side-betting sinks.

Full public link to the docs dropping alongside our interactive demo drop very soon. Appreciate all the forum members who have been following from the beginning and dropped insights so far!

[UPDATE #7] Social + Web3 Auth, Custom League Engine, Standings & Outrights![/size]

What's up Nairaland devs and sports lovers!

Back with Update #7 on our build-in-public journey for Fivestrike (placeholder title) incubated by Byte Grin Studio, the development studio founded by me & my babe

Over the past two days, I've been grinding hard on the application layer, focusing on frictionless user onboarding, custom tournament hosting, and expanded prediction markets.

Here is everything fresh off the dev environment with full screenshots! 👇


1. Dual Authentication: Google Social + Web3 Wallet Connect
To ensure we don't lock out traditional sports fans who don't have Web3 wallets yet, I've implemented a hybrid authentication architecture:
• Google Social Login: One-click signup using standard Google auth for casual users.
• Web3 Wallet Connect: Direct Web3 connection (MetaMask, Rabby, etc.) for crypto-native managers.
• Header Quick-Connect Button: Integrated a unified quick-connect component in the header bar for seamless toggling between modes. (Currently touching up the Google glyph to a clean white monochrome icon for crisp contrast on the red action button).


2. Standings & Outright Odds Engine
We've built out complete real-time league and cup tracking views:
• Live Standings Table: Tracks Manager rank, Matches Played (P), Wins (W), Draws (D), Losses (L), Goal Difference (GD), and Total Points (PTS).
• Outrights & Predictions Market: A real-time odds interface showing every manager's win probability, recent win rate percentage, and team strength rating (e.g., 0xVinnie leading with a 75% win rate and 2.10 outright odds).


3. Custom League & Cup Creation Engine
Managers can now host and configure their own private or public tournaments with granular controls:
• Custom Entry Pools: Flexible entry stakes in USDT / crypto.
• Multiple Payout Modes: Choose between Top 3 Share Pool, Top 6 Share Pool, or Winner Takes All.
• Flexible Caps & Duration: Toggle between open uncapped manager slots or set specific real-world fixture windows (2, 3, or 4 match weeks).
• Side Betting & Spectator Backing: Spectators and non-playing members can back their favorite manager in any active cup or league.


4. Next Steps & Demo Drop
• Polishing the header icon assets and state notifications.
• Preparing the live interactive demo link for our first cohort of OG Testers to build squads and test the match engine firsthand!

Would love to hear your feedback, dev suggestions, or thoughts on the project do far.

Every giant idea starts quiet.
Today, my fiancee has officially joined the project has my product research manager and has been helping me write most of development notes after each build. She helps in looking for typos that I would have otherwise missed. She also contributes some ideas on how to better refine some logics in my technical paper.

What began as a solo dev project in the corner of our home office has grown into a small, locked-in team. No fancy headquarters or huge VC funding. just two couples with pure obsession, commitment, and a shared belief in what we are building.

As lifelong football lovers and daily crypto users, we saw a gap in GameFi and decided to rebuild it from the ground up. Fast, feeless, intuitive, and genuinely fun.

We don't even have an official final name locked in yet, but the prototype is nearly complete and the demo is right around the corner.
My partner has also begun on making formal research to help draft the initial whitepaper for the project and with time and every build progress, it'll be fine-tuned.
We're reimagining how sports and Web3 meet. Watch this space because we're just getting started.

​3. Expanded Match Betting Markets
• Expanded the sportsbook/betting engine with popular new market options:
​Over / Under 3.5 Goals
​Both Teams to Score ( / NG)
​Asian & European Handicaps (Home / Away)

​4. UI Performance & Nav Bar Fixes
• Squashed a flickering bug across the bottom navigation bar and sub-header transitions, ensuring ultra-smooth switching between Feed, Marketplace, History, and Account views.

​What’s Next on the Roadmap?
Next up, i’ll be building out the Global Leaderboard, a dedicated Referral Tracking Hub, and finishing up internal league table views.

​2. Dedicated "Join" & "Create" Action Center
• Added a clean dual-tab interface for hosting and participating in competitive modes:
​Join Tab: Browse open 1v1 challenges and public leagues/cups sorted by entry tier.
​Create Tab: Launch your own Head-to-Head 1v1 (winner takes the opponent's squad), Season League (Round-robin), or Knockout Cup (Single elimination bracket).
The page still needs refinement and I will be doing that in the coming hours.

​Update #6: League/Cup Feed Hubs, 1v1 Match Creation & Expanded Betting Markets
​Hey everyone, back with another big progress update! I’ve focused heavily on bringing competitive tournament structures to life and adding more depth to our match markets.
​Here’s a breakdown of what just landed in the latest build:
​1. Leagues & Cups Subsections on Homepage
• Integrated dynamic feed tabs for Leagues and Cups directly on the main feed.
• Users can now easily discover pending or active tournaments, view entry fees in USDT, check the total prize pool, and track slot availability (e.g., 48/64 joined) with live progress bars.

​4. Dynamic Team Builder Progress Indicator
• Improved the Team Builder interaction UX: as you place player cards onto pitch positions, the central floating action button dynamically counts selected players and shifts to a vibrant yellow to indicate setup progress!
​What’s Coming Next?
I'm currently designing the dedicated League Pages, League Match Hubs, Standings Tables, and their Cup Competition counterparts to round out the competitive game modes.

So far all these has taken me around 6 days from initial ideation to sketch-framing to working on the prototype.

Once I'm done with the prototype hopefully In few days, then I tighten everything together and stitch up the external APIs which will enable me to replace the mock data with a live data. Then I can confidently say, I have built a demo of what I have envisioned.
Next will be to move from demo to test net and that's where the serious work begins.

If you like my journey so far and would love to be a part of this and contribute your skill resource to making this come to life, you're more than welcome.

​3. Homepage Promo Carousel & Quick Nav
• Added vibrant Promo Event Cards at the top of the feed (Champions League promos, USDT Cashbacks, Free Spins, etc.) to showcase active platform rewards.
• Integrated quick-navigation shortcuts directly below the promo banners for fast access to Live matches, Load Code options, and specialized game modes.
The pill shaped buttons are still not at their final stop, I'm still working on them to minimize whitespaces in between that area and touching up their switch animations.

​2. Marketplace Rename & Player Auction Tab
• Formally updated the primary trading view title from "Market" to "Marketplace".
• Introduced a dedicated "Auction" tab alongside the direct marketplace. Users will soon be able to list player cards for bidding with custom timers and instant-buy options.
• Added deep search and filtering parameters (Country, League, Team, Position) to make searching for specific players effortless.

Update #5: Account Hub, Marketplace Auctions, Promo Banners & Dynamic Team Builder
​Hey everyone, back again with another round of UI enhancements and feature updates!
​I've been polishing the user account management, adding depth to the marketplace, and refining the overall user experience across the app. Here is a breakdown of what’s new in this build:
​1. Dedicated Account Management Hub
• Created a full-featured Account Page where users can track their total balance, deposit/withdraw funds, view loyalty tiers, and manage account settings.
• Quick access tabs added for Sports Bet History, Transaction Records, Daily Streaks, and My Squads to keep everything organized in one central place.

​6. Interactive Team Builder & Pitch Drawer
• Designed a full Team Builder screen supporting custom pitch tactical structures (e.g., 1-3-1, 1-2-2).
• Tapping empty position slots opens a bottom slide drawer to preview and assign owned player card assets directly onto the pitch before locking in a match.
​Check out the screenshots attached to see all the new screens in action!
​As always, drop your thoughts, critique, or suggestions below, would love to hear your feedback on these UI additions!

​5. Match & Tournament Creation Hub
• Added the "Create a match" entry hub where users can choose their preferred competition mode:
​Head to Head (1v1): Build a 5-a-side team, publish, and battle for the opponent's squad.
​Season League: Round-robin points table format.
​Knockout Cup: Single-elimination bracket format.

​4. Match Details & Squad Lineup Hub
• Built out the full Match Center featuring tabs for Overview, Squads, Strengths, and Stats.
• Spectators can view live match status, total pool size, stakes at risk (Bounty Hunt vs Shared Risk), and compare both teams' visual line-up formations on the pitch.

​3. Player Details Profile
• Created a detailed Player Profile View accessible directly from the market or squad listings.
• Displays core info (Age, Height, Preferred Foot) alongside key performance metrics (Goals, Matches, Assists, Pass Accuracy, Trophies) to help users make informed minting and trading decisions.
This page still needs some touch ups and refinement and I'll be doing that in the next few hours.

​2. Dedicated Bet History Hub
• Added a comprehensive History section divided into two main views: Open Bets and Bet History.
• Includes quick filter tags (WON, LOST, VOID) and date range selectors so users can easily audit settled wagers and track active open slips.

Update #4: Bet Placing Sheet, Team Builder, Match Hub & History Views
​Hey everyone, back with another major progress update on the project!
​I’ve been heavily focused on expanding the core app flow and building out key features so users can seamlessly build teams, track matches, and manage side-bets without leaving the app view.
​Here is a breakdown of what has been added in this update:
​1. Quick Bet Placing Sheet
• Tapping on any outcome cell in the feed now immediately opens a clean Bet Placing Sheet drawer.
• Users can enter custom USDT stakes or use quick-select chips (10 USDT, 25 USDT, 100 USDT) with dynamic potential return calculations updated live before confirming the transaction.

9jatester:
Following this journal, the peer-to-peer squad-takeover mechanic is genuinely original and shipping it solo is no small thing. One thing to plan for early since you mentioned mobile-first: when you get to the Play Store, Google now requires a 14-day closed test with 12 real testers who stay opted in before a new personal account can publish. It stalls a lot of solo devs right at the finish line, so worth budgeting time for it before launch day. Good luck with update 4, following this thread.

Thanks for the input, it'll go a long way in helping me continue in this journey.
And to clarify a little thing, the project is entirely a PWA. in the future I will work with the decentralized community on building and launching the mobile app across all major smartphone OS.

​2. Upgraded Home Feed & Pool Mechanics
On the main PvP Feed, I have added direct USDT pool glyph indicators beneath each match outcome cell:
• Instead of just showing percentages, the feed now displays the exact staked volumes (e.g., 590 USDT on 1, 170 USDT on X, 524 USDT on 2) for both Bounty Hunt (BH) and Shared Risk (SR) match modes.
• Spectators can now see real-time pool liquidity at a glance before placing side-bets on upcoming or live fixtures.
​3. Navbar & Alignment Clean-up
• Proportional Layouts: Shortened the vertical heights of the top and bottom navigation bars so they take up less vertical real estate on mobile screens.
• Centering & Spacing: Properly centered action buttons, search fields, and filter chips across all screens, stripping away the uneven "AI slop" from the initial wireframe.

In the next update, I'd have worked on the bet sheet, game builder page, team builder page, and some other important pages needed to make the game take a shape.
​Take a look at the screenshots attached to see the new Market grid, the Checkout modal, and the updated Home Feed pool indicators.
​As always, I would love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or any suggestions on how to refine the UX even further!

​Update #3: Marketplace Redesign, Home Feed Odds Pools & Cart Flow
​Hey everyone, back again with the third update on the project build log!
​Following up on the initial AI wireframe sketches, I have spent the last couple of hours diving deep into the codebase to refactor the UI, tighten up layout proportions, and implement custom features that make the app feel clean, intuitive, and responsive.
​Here are the major improvements made in this build pass:
​1. Redesigned NFT Player Marketplace
If you compare the earlier "Player NFT Catalog" screen with the newly updated Market screen, you will notice a huge upgrade in layout density and visual appeal:
• Card Grid Layout: Switched from a plain list view to vibrant, position-coded player cards (strikers, goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders) featuring real-time stats (Goals, Matches, Assists, Pass %, Tackles) alongside their real-world transfer valuations mapped to in-app mint prices.
• Custom Cart & Checkout Flow: Designed the full user journey from player selection to cart management and checkout. When you select an available player (like Ederson at 30 USDT), a floating cart badge appears at the bottom. Tapping it opens a sleek Checkout Drawer showing your selected squad assets and total mint cost before confirming the transaction on-chain.

Update #2: UI Prototyping, AI "Slop," & Mobile First View.
Hey everyone, back with update #2 on the build log!
Since I am executing this as a solo developer, speed and efficiency are everything. I want to build a rock-solid product without taking months just to wireframe basic UI layouts.
To fast-track the initial shell, I used an AI generation tool (Lovable) to pump out a rough wireframe of the interface. Think of these screenshots as a quick digital sketch, it gives me the functional skeleton so I can map out user journeys instantly.
Now, if you look closely at the screenshots, you will definitely spot some classic "AI slop", a few buttons are too fat, certain margins are uneven, and padding on some cards feels a bit off. I intentionally did not waste time having the AI fix those micro-details. Over the next few days, I will be jumping into the codebase myself to refactor the CSS/Tailwind styling, clean up the alignment, and give it the exact polished, original aesthetic I have envisioned.
I am sharing the mobile web view and homepage feed first, as mobile responsiveness is our top priority for live match feeds and side-betting on the go. (I am keeping the desktop dashboard view under wraps for a future update!).

Quick Note: You will notice the logo says "Fivestrike" in the top bar. That is NOT the final name of the platform or my company, it is just a temporary placeholder name used during AI prototyping Once the core mechanics are locked in, I will open a thread right here so the community can vote on and pick a fitting name for the platform!
Let me know what you think of the initial mobile feed layout, the dark/light contrast options, or any UX tweaks you would love to see!

Hello everyone. My name is divit (code name), a full-stack developer, blockchain technology and sports enthusiast, and today I am excited to introduce my project to the world. I am building a Web3 platform that combines the strategic thrill of fantasy sports, the head-to-head intensity of prediction markets, and the ownership model of digital collectibles into a unified 5-a-side football wagering experience.
The core concept centers around real-world performance driving direct peer-to-peer asset takeovers. Every football player in the game acts as an NFT whose initial minting price directly mirrors their real-world transfer market valuation. For example, if a player is valued at one hundred million dollars in real life, their initial minting cost in the app is set at one hundred units. To prevent unfair team stacking, users form a 5-a-side team consisting of a maximum of two attackers, one goalkeeper, and two additional spots for defenders or midfielders.
Once a team is formed, it is published to an open live feed as a pending match challenge. Anyone browsing the feed can inspect the lineup and accept the challenge by minting their own opposing five-player team. Global scarcity is enforced during active matches, meaning once a specific player asset is locked into a match, nobody else can use that exact asset until the match resolves. When real-world fixtures kick off, the performance of those real players determines the outcome. Strikers scoring goals bring points to their team, while goalkeepers conceding goals deduct points. At the end of the match, the victorious manager takes ownership of the losing opponent's entire squad, unminting the assets to claim their underlying value. In the event of a draw, both teams simply unmint their own assets safely without penalty.
To make the platform accessible to spectators who may not have the capital to assemble a full team, I am introducing an integrated side-betting system. When a manager posts a match challenge, they can enable spectator wagering. Other users on the platform can back either team or bet on a draw. We are implementing two unique side-betting modes. In the Bounty Hunt mode, the team manager keeps full ownership and risk; if they win, they claim the opponent's full squad plus a twenty percent cut from the winning side-betting pool. In the Shared Risk mode, spectators effectively buy equity in the match, reducing the manager's personal capital at risk while sharing both the glory and the financial returns proportionally upon victory.
Building an ambitious, real-time platform like this requires a carefully selected technology stack, which is why I am building with TanStack Start, Supabase, and Binance Smart Chain.
For the frontend, I chose TanStack Start because of its modern full-stack React capabilities, lightning-fast SSR, and end-to-end type safety. TanStack Start allows me to create a seamless, ultra-responsive UI where users can inspect player stats, build lineups, and browse the challenge feed without lagging, while effortlessly handling server functions and route-level data fetching.
For the backend, I am relying on Supabase. Supabase gives us the full power of PostgreSQL along with real-time subscriptions and instant REST APIs. Because sports data updates rapidly and user feeds require immediate status updates, Supabase handles our off-chain match logic, user auth, and real-time feed synchronization cleanly without burdening the blockchain or causing unnecessary latency.
For smart contracts and on-chain settlement, I chose Binance Smart Chain. BSC offers fast block confirmation times and remarkably low transaction fees, which are essential for a gaming platform where users frequently lock, transfer, and unmint assets. Furthermore, BNB Chain has a massive, active retail community, making it the ideal ecosystem for onboarding everyday sports fans and Web3 gamers.
I am documenting my entire journey from initial concept, prototype design, and domain registration, to whitepaper creation and eventual launchpad application. Building in public means being open to growth, so I warmly welcome everyone reading this to share their thoughts, suggest new features, point out potential flaws, or offer constructive criticism. Your feedback will play a major role in refining this vision, and I look forward to building this together with the community.

DealHubNg:
Still up for grab from serious buyers not 20k downliners.

I'm interested. I don't have your contact. You can drop your Whatsapp or telegram id and I'll reach out to you.

soozie:
Hmm. Nice. But how do your app generates its revenue since it’s free? I mean where do you get money to pay the winnings on your platform?

Nice concept tho

Hello, Great question, and I’m glad you asked. Transparency is something we take seriously at ZiloBet.

As a 100% free-to-play sports prediction game, we don’t require users to stake any real money. So naturally, many people ask: “Where do the payouts come from?” and “How can a company pay users without charging them?”

Here’s how it works:

💼 Our Revenue Model:
ZiloBet earns income primarily through ads and partner brand placements inside the app. Think of it like how YouTube, TikTok, or mobile games operate, they’re free to use, but they earn from ad impressions, views, and engagement.

💸 How We Handle Payouts:
We use a Dynamic Revenue-Backed Exchange Rate System to ensure that payouts are sustainable and directly tied to our actual income.

Here’s what that means in simple terms:

Every day, we calculate how much ad revenue the platform generated the day before.
We also calculate the total value of all user withdrawals that were paid out that same day.
Then we divide the ad revenue by the withdrawals to get the exchange rate for the next day.
For example:

If we made ₦1,000,000 from ads yesterday
And ₦5,000,000 worth of withdrawals were paid
Then today’s exchange rate becomes:
₦0.2 per 1 VNGN credit.
This rate is what determines the value of in-game earnings when users choose to withdraw. So the system auto-balances itself. payouts increase when revenue grows, and stay stable when revenue slows, protecting both the company and users in the long term.

Hello Nairalanders,
I’m excited to share something revolutionary with you – a proudly Nigerian-built social sports prediction app that gives you all the thrill and excitement of sports competitions… but without the risks of gambling or financial losses.
Introducing ZiloBet – a 100% free-to-play sports prediction platform that allows you to predict match outcomes, challenge your friends, build a streak, earn bragging rights, and unlock exciting in-app rewards — all without staking real money.

🎯 Our Vision
To build Africa’s largest social gaming platform where sports lovers can test their prediction skills, enjoy friendly competition, and have fun — without falling into the traps of gambling addiction or financial loss.

💡 Why We Created This App
Many young people have fallen into betting traps — chasing wins, losing savings, and sometimes even developing unhealthy habits. We believe sports gaming can be fun, healthy, and rewarding without involving financial risk.
That’s why we created ZiloBet – a game that looks like sports betting but is fundamentally different. There’s no cash staking, no credit card needed, and no real money losses. Just pure fun, community, and excitement.

✅ Key Features
🎮 Free Daily Credits to play and compete
🏆 Leaderboards & Streak Challenges – see how your predictions rank nationally!
💬 Social Play – Invite friends, form mini-leagues, and celebrate your wins together.
🎁 Reward System – Earn gems, unlock badges, and more as you grow.
🔒 Safe, Risk-Free, and Fun
🚫 This Is Not a Betting App
ZiloBet is a social sports prediction game, not a gambling or betting platform. No real money is involved, and users cannot deposit or stake cash. Our goal is to provide a healthy alternative for people who love the excitement of match predictions but want to stay in control and avoid financial losses.
🙌🏾 Join Us Early
We’re opening our doors to early users who want to be part of this movement. Your feedback will help shape the future of responsible sports gaming in Nigeria and beyond.
If you love sports and enjoy the fun of predictions, without the pressure of money, ZiloBet is for you.
🟢 Get Started Today – It’s 100% Free
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Let’s create a community of smart, fun-loving sports fans who compete with their minds — not their money.
Thank you for reading. 
Let the games begin! ⚽🎯

If you have any questions, I’ll be replying as soon as I can.
Cheers to a new age of responsible social gaming.

00FFT00:
Kid, your papa hut in Ogbomosho is leaking water. Go fix it, and buy them some food while you're at it. That is even assuming say you no still dey chop mama thank you at your age.

I won’t insult your dad coz I get sense pass you.
I know you’re poor. And you could be one of those ibos living in a pitiable condition.
I’m going to farm city right now, Care to come?

Alabaintprice:
If them tell you price, you go fit buy?

If there are substandard quality, how will the average man in the society live.....

You think it's the desire of one to make low quality? Nope...
That is what people demand for since the expensive ones cannot be purchased.....


Once there is a demand, it's our duty to give you what you want.

Na why andriod phone full market today.
Chian phones as well.....

Which one full market pass?
Samsung, iPhone or other china phones?

Use your tongue to count your teeth bro

Okay buy substandard product and later get to spend double either repairing it, dealing with it recourses or buy it twice or more within the period an original one would have lasted you?
Think man, think!
I have a car, and I’ve personally experienced this. Ibo guys would tell you to go for their China made parts instead of recommending you the Orginal ones simply because they don’t have it in stock.
Now when you buy that fake part, only for it to break down within few days to weeks. Some might even be next day.
I’ve once bought a Benz c400 led light charger at clegg, Surulere where those Igbo guys selling Benz parts situate. I bought the thing only for it to spoil the next day. I went back to complain and this guy was telling me to my face that didn’t he tested it for me before I left when e clearly knew that he sold me a substandard part.
But it’s all in the past now. Make we thank God for life. Make una conscience Dey judge una.

Alabaintprice:
Lol, yet every electronic devices in the slum you call a house is imported by one of them and made it affordable for you because if they allow you buy the original, you fit no get property for that hole.....

Funny people

Lmfao 😂
You don’t know how we perceive you people in Alaba? Like we see you people as thieves selling substandard goods.
Listen up, a real Yoruba who’s comfortable enough would rather go buy from a reputable store for peace of mind instead of patronizing you fraudulent ibo guys because we know what you sell are total wash off or knock offs😂😂😂

For my side here, if a guy go buy any Igbo wears lasan, the way we take use them laff, them sef no go won try am again.
How can an economy grow when you guys don’t let original equipment makers make enough money for what they work hard to create? Up to dvd discs and common cords, it’s all fakes.
Spit*

00FFT00:
You're a kid. No make me vex, make I no remind FBI say you dey scam our people.

Lmfao 😂
Well, I’ve seen that you’re one of them ibo wheelbarrow pushers in Lagos.
You tried sha. But I really wanted to help, seriously if you need food to eat throughout this week in preparation for the upcoming gubernatorial election, pls feel free to quote this message and inscribe your BEP20 wallet address in it and I’ll humbly send you $100 in SHIBA😊

chaloskyx:
I think an easy solution to your problem is give them what they want Biafra and you would achieve what you crave for without lifting a finger dont you agree?

True that. Sometimes I wonder why FG doesn’t want to grant the SE (not SS) total sovereignty of their land. Those people are of no use to the Nigerian economy.

Chasito:
taaa, nothing go fit move me I stand gidigba Lagos na our own.

Abeg come bariga come talk am say na you get Lagos I want to see something