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Car Talk › Re: Covering Of Car Number Plate by Exousiang01(m):
A car plate number reveals more than you can imagine.
A car plate number can give me the name and address of the owner I can use that information to do much more than you can imagine, if I am a criminal.
Basically for security reasons.

On another hand.
Dealers who are selling for others also do that so you don't use the numbers to get the direct contact of the owner and cut the off the deal

Please also note that it's actually a"number plate" not "plate number"
You can cover the number plates, not the plate number
Politics › Re: President Tinubu receives US AFRICOM delegation at Aso Villa (Photos) by Exousiang01(m): 12:01am On Feb 09
Artiiclebeast:
Why is his ADC not standing behind him? grin grin
Focus on the news at hand.
This is not about where his ADC stands
Politics › Re: Remi Tinubu Interview On Fox News: Welcome US cooperation with Nigeria by Exousiang01(m): 11:56pm On Feb 08
givedemwotowoto:
American TV show host Tony Perkins revealed that he denied Remi Tinubu her platform to try to push a propaganda that there was no genocide against Christians in Nigeria.

Is the American Journalist whose name you couldn't mention because his name does matter in grand scheme bigger than Fix News?
Politics › Re: Akpabio Gets ROASTED By David Mark Over Removal Of Electronic Transmission by Exousiang01(m): 11:53pm On Feb 08
Ofunaofu:
No, you’re the one confusing things in your head.
Nigerians do want electronic transmission made mandatory in the electoral law. That’s the demand.

The issue isn’t electronic transmission.The issue is transparency and accountability.

And you’re twisting compulsory into something it’s not.

Compulsory doesn’t mean if there’s a glitch, the result is invalid.
It means the system must be used, not ignored or manipulated.

If the system has a glitch, the solution is to fix it, not to hide behind excuses

And your Nigerians are emotional line is really funny, funny because it’s the kind of emotional excuse, line people use when they can’t defend a position.
LoL what are you even saying.
You just totally agreed with me.
What I expected you to talk about was "Real-Time" and "Compulsory" you lots seems to block that out of your heads.
You always want to completely avoid it
Politics › Re: Akpabio Gets ROASTED By David Mark Over Removal Of Electronic Transmission by Exousiang01(m): 9:47pm On Feb 08
Ofunaofu:
Whether Mark did something for his people or not is a separate issue, feel free to create a thread for that.

Please don’t distract or deflect.

Mark is simply reminding Akpabio of his legislative duties. His job as a senator is to listen to what Nigerians are demanding and make laws that reflect those demands. Period.


Nigerians want electronic transmission made mandatory. His duty was to legislate...not speak for INEC.

Is he an INEC official?
No
That is not exactly what Nigerians are demanding.
Electronic transmission is not the problem.
"Real-Time" and "Compulsory" is the problem

"Compulsory" means votes not transmitted in real time due to any reason whatsoever becomes invalid.
What you lots are asking for is beyond what you understand.
Nigerians are emotional people with zero rational thinking
Politics › Re: Akpabio Gets ROASTED By David Mark Over Removal Of Electronic Transmission by Exousiang01(m): 9:22pm On Feb 08
I don't think David has any bragging right to even open his mouth.

We are talking about a man who today cannot travel by road to his village due to the condition of the road.
After over 16years in the Senate with 8 years as Senate president. Aside JoyFM his private radio station, even he himself cannot point to anything he has done for his senatorial district in over 16 years.
I heard he went about promising to build a mortuary for a community, the community has not hospital. Even the mortuary e still no build
Politics › Re: Akpabio Gets ROASTED By David Mark Over Removal Of Electronic Transmission by Exousiang01(m): 9:16pm On Feb 08
I don't think David has any bragging right to even open his mouth.

We are talking about a man who today cannot travel by road to his village due to the condition of the road.
After over 16years in the Senate with 8 years as Senate president. Aside JoyFM his private radio station, even he himself cannot point to anything he has done for his senatorial district in over 16 years.
I heard he went about promising to build a mortuary for a community, the community has not hospital. Even the mortuary e st wee
Travel › Re: Ebonyi Axis Of The Calabar-Ebonyi-Abuja Trans-Sahara Superhighway (Video) by Exousiang01(m): 9:07pm On Feb 08
tuoyoojo:
Anyone who has traveled on the concrete road built so far by this administration can testify that their concrete road is extremely bumpy to drive on.

The one at zuba, the one at that obajana and from the video you can see how the roads are. Your tyres and shocks would take a beating

Don't take my word for it, you can watch the video that the apc data boys uploaded and see the "smooth concrete road"

Driving should be pleasant and pleasurable.

Those data boys would see this genuine concern as an attack on their pay master

Something needs to be done to make these highway smooth
Have you driven on any concrete Highway outside the shores of this country?
This is obviously the first time you are driving on a concrete road I believe
Travel › Re: Ebonyi Axis Of The Calabar-Ebonyi-Abuja Trans-Sahara Superhighway (Video) by Exousiang01(m): 9:06pm On Feb 08
psychologist:
Commendable

But when we are truly ready as a country, we will look towards railway system
Every country that has a working rail system started with a good highway system.
Stop using your ignorance as yardstick.
Road Transport is actually more flexible.
Are you expecting Nigeria to start building rials when we don't have roads?
Will it kee you to appreciate good development?
Travel › Re: Ebonyi Axis Of The Calabar-Ebonyi-Abuja Trans-Sahara Superhighway (Video) by Exousiang01(m): 9:03pm On Feb 08
Omo Jagaban wan wound this country with project ohhh.
In my time I. Nigeria in December I was already amazed by the few I saw in the course of my travels.
Never even knew some of the projects I hear about now were on
Pets › Re: Ifunanya Loved Snakes & She Kept Them As Pets - Kemi Olunloyo (Video) by Exousiang01(m): 6:23pm On Feb 08
okomile:
This loose mouth woman again
Her brain really needs fast factory setting
.
RIP Ifunanya
And do you know for a fact that it's a lie or just want to insult her because it doesn't suit your narrative.
Do you know her better than her friends?
Crime › Re: China-bound Auto Parts Dealer Excretes 95 Wraps Of Cocaine At Kano Airport by Exousiang01(m): 6:16pm On Feb 08
Peterobiisathie:
If these people are allowed to have their own international airport, then it is finished
They have Enugu but Enugu don already cast.
Why do you think A spare part dealer in Lagos will go to fly in Kano, e dey find where never cast
Politics › Re: Sanwo-olu Hosts Guinness World Record Holder Kanyeyachukwu Tagbo-okeke! by Exousiang01(m): 6:06pm On Feb 08
ariesbull:
Painting the biggest canvas .. abstract painting

The report isn't about his Guiness Record but Sanwo Olu hosting him

A simple Google search would have helped you ..but we know what intellectual laziness is ...
Stop defending mediocrity, the only reason the governor is hosting him is because of the record, and that record was never stated... That record should actually come in in the very first paragraph.
Politics › Re: Sanwo-olu Hosts Guinness World Record Holder Kanyeyachukwu Tagbo-okeke! by Exousiang01(m): 6:04pm On Feb 08
Sangoamadioha1:
This long epistle and it is still lacking the most important information, which world record is the young man holding huh
All these journalist wannabes🫤
What one couldn't imagine is now reality, to even think that the Guardian is a leading media firm in the country and this is the junk they are bringing to the people is just pathetic
Celebrities › Re: US Mission Celebrates Shaboozey For Winning Grammy by Exousiang01(m): 9:54am On Feb 08
Amumaigwe:
But it is good to mention tribe if igbo man is arrested for crime abroad - to absolve other tribes from the shame. But you want associate with their glory, by making it Nigerian. Isn’t it?
Read through all the threads about crime.
They only mention names they never mention the tribes, only people who comment mention tribes.
The thread itself, you will never see tribe....

Fact check me
Politics › Re: How Shettima, Governor AbdulRazaq Sat Back In Ilorin, Failed To Visit Woro by Exousiang01(m): 10:44pm On Feb 07
AMINDA:
Just as expected. He's only being security conscious in a country where police stations close by 7p.m due to security reasons. Afterall, why should he kill himself when Tinubu might be replacing him soon anyway? Same way he went to Minna after the flood and never set foot in Mokwa. Who will tell him that it's not the governor who needs condolences, it's the victims! Still better than Tinubu who would rather attend Matawalle's wedding, though.
You confirm every day that you are not seeing your doctor and you are nothing the help you need.
Celebrities › Re: US Mission Celebrates Shaboozey For Winning Grammy by Exousiang01(m):
AustineE1:
I made a thread of three Igbos winning grammy on the same night,twice the Mod banned me instantly and deleted the thread,as if they were briefed not to allow Nigerians or Igbos celebrate such a fit. At a time when we had post on Davido and others not winning the Grammy,which we all felt bad about.
I just said,this is crazy,how can Mods do such,even without ethnic bashing.
You were banned because you made it a tribal issue.
When Wizkid, Burna, David and most recently Fela won the Grammys we all celebrated as Nigerians, did you see anyone mention their tribe?
Let me guess, you were shouting Igbo Amaka all over the thread

Even this your comment, you are still making it about Igbos
Politics › Re: Imo At 50: Governor Hope Uzodinma Delivers 15MVA, 33KV Substation In Owerri by Exousiang01(m): 3:48pm On Feb 07
SpaceX:
So Nigeria engineers are this incompetent to get any thing done, must we use oyinbo, can't we learn fast..
It is not the government.
When you give a contract to a company the onus is one the company to decide the right hands for the job.
Personally experience has taught me a hard lesson doing business with Nigerians
Politics › Re: Imo At 50: Governor Hope Uzodinma Delivers 15MVA, 33KV Substation In Owerri by Exousiang01(m): 3:43pm On Feb 07
States have been given license to generate their own power, they also have enough money to carry out such projects
But Nigerians will call out Tinubu everytime there is power outage.

Weldone Hope.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Exousiang01(m): 2:06pm On Feb 07
Dbegining:
Ordinary South Africa dos mandatory transmission of results.

Pick up your brain Mr. Man.
Real-timehuh?

They transmitt results real-time.
E be like say brain dey pain una
Travel › Re: Visa Rejection Rate By African Country:schengen by Exousiang01(m): 11:23am On Feb 07
MrUnitedstatesA:
Yes APC caused poverty and desperation, making us leave in numbers. Africans with good governments on the list have the least rejection,can you not see ? If do a list of standard of living those countries will be top again. Where is your own APC led government when it comes to good lists ?
So after they left and went to countries flowing with milk and honey, APC still went to whisper in their ears to becomes criminals instead of doing the jobs they claim were not available in Nigeria.
Keep fuuling your self... Before the end of this year I go drop una passport for una. You people cannot be going about destroying the passport then blame the government while we hard working Nigerians out here suffer for your máádness
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Exousiang01(m): 11:20am On Feb 07
Naustine:
If you are in your 50's and saying this, I can forgive your nativity but if you are in your 20's, 30's or 40's and have such mindset, I'm sorry you might wanna go for a restitution and refund your school fees to whoever sponsored you
LoL 90 % of you Nigerians just walk around with certificates, zero education.
We are talking about realtime upload of votes you lots are mentioning South Africa.
You think electronic voting automatically means real-timehuh?
You are obviously in teens.
South Africa never did electronic but never transmitted realtime.
Get some education please.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Exousiang01(m): 11:17am On Feb 07
Omowale2023:
To be very candid with you, this is a very useless statement, South Africa did it. Why can't Nigeria do it
South Africa never transmitted results in real-time
Most of you don't even know what real-time means.

South Africa did electronic voting but it was never real-time.

I think most of you are confused about the different between electronic voting and real time.
If you cast your vote at 9am in the morning and the vote is transmitted at 4pm it is no longer real time... Now when you use the words Compulsory to make the law it means any results not transmitted in real time are invalid.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Exousiang01(m): 11:14am On Feb 07
franchasng:
What are you blabbing about?


Someone like you is not supposed to have access to Internet Honestly.


Realtime transmission of election results (snapped election results sheet not even figures which makes it impossible to rig) is possible because it will be done once within few minutes or even seconds.


Realtime transmission means after the polling unit concludes voting, the INEC collation officer there snap the result sheet before everybody present, switch on his device and an internet transmitter which will connect directly to starlink network or even three alternatives, and within a minute the polling officer has transmitted the snapped polling unit result sheet to the central INEC server accessible to all Nigerians to view and note down.


So where does this some villages does not have internet network comes from? Starlink network is in space covering all over earth, all you need is the starlink internet accessories to access it which will be provided to every INEC polling unit official.


This evil and backwardness you guys are supporting because you believe it will favor your tribesmen currently in power, it will affect you one day, keep supporting evil with unfounded excuses
Hahahahahah.

You lots lack basic comprehension of what you are asking for...

If I cast a vote in the morning at 9am and it is transmitted at 4pm is that still real-time?
When you say real time, it means we can all watch from the centre as the votes come in.
The idea of realtime is prevent manipulation, so if the result will not be coming in realtime that in means the votes are invalid......

You don't even know what you as asking for prevents many Nigerians from exercising their rights.....

I have asked you lots to show me the countries that transmits votes from unites in real time all you guys have done is mention electronic voting.
The countries doing electronic voting are not even doing so real-time.
Una dey joke
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Exousiang01(m): 11:09am On Feb 07
Dbegining:
Ordinary South Africa dos mandatory transmission of results.

Pick up your brain Mr. Man.
They do so I real-time?

Some of you don't even read in-between lines.
And know nothing about law.

We are talking about the "real-time" and these of the word "compulsory".

Most Nigerians lack education despite having certificates
Travel › Re: Visa Rejection Rate By African Country:schengen by Exousiang01(m): 7:26am On Feb 07
MrUnitedstatesA:
Schengen Visa Refusal Rates for African Countries (2025)
This table lists African countries ranked from the highest to the lowest Schengen short‑stay visa refusal rates. Figures are based on 2025 statistics published by the European Commission and compiled in public analyses.

Primary source: European Commission – Short‑stay visas issued by Schengen countries (2025).
Secondary compilation source: thenationonlineng.net

Rank Country Refusal Rate (%)
1 Comoros 62.8
2 Guinea-Bissau 47.0
3 Senegal 46.8
4 Nigeria 45.9
5 Ghana 45.5
6 Republic of the Congo 43.0
7 Mali 42.9
8 Guinea 41.1
9 Burundi 40.0
10 Ethiopia 36.1
11 Cameroon 35.0
12 Côte d’Ivoire 34.8
13 Liberia 34.0
14 Sierra Leone 33.9
15 Togo 33.0
16 Benin 32.7
17 Angola 31.9
18 Uganda 30.5
19 Kenya 29.8
20 Tanzania 28.6
21 Zimbabwe 27.4
22 Rwanda 26.9
23 Zambia 26.0
24 Malawi 25.8
25 Namibia 8.5
26 Mozambique 24.7
27 Lesotho 24.3
28 Eswatini 3.8
29 Botswana 3.1
30 South Africa 6.7
31 Morocco 8.7
32 Tunisia 9.8
33 Egypt 9.9
34 Algeria 9.1
35 Cape Verde 8.4
36 Seychelles 6.1
37 Mauritius 5.9
38 Gabon 16.2
39 São Tomé and Príncipe 15.8
40 Equatorial Guinea 15.2
41 Central African Republic 14.7
42 Chad 14.0
43 Sudan 13.6
44 South Sudan 13.0
45 Eritrea 12.7
46 Somalia 12.1
47 Djibouti 11.8
48 Libya 11.4
49 Mauritania 10.9
50 Niger 10.3
51 Burkina Faso 9.8
52 Gambia 9.2
53 Madagascar 8.7
54 Sao Tome and Principe 8.1



Look at those Black Ghana stars who think their are better than us. If not APC we shouldn't be in such a disgraced position worse than even Libya 😫

Imagine Somalia position, we are truly disgraced 😒
APC is the reason Nigerians leave the country and roam the world commiting one crime or another?
You claim you want to move to countries where the system works you get there and you carry drugs, defraud people, carrys machete and axe in the name of cultism.
That's APC right?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Exousiang01(m): 7:20am On Feb 07
DARLYNBOI:
PLS QUOTE ONE VILLAGE IN NIGERIA' WHERE PHONE IS NOT BEING USED.

SECONDLY, I PITY HOW THE YOUTHS ARE WASTING THEIR ENERGY AND FUTURE ON FRIVOLOUS THINGS.... IMAGINE THE ENERGY THEY EXPEND ON ISSUES ABOUT WIZKID AND SEUN OVER FELA AND OTHER SUNDRY ISSUES ON THE INTERNET DAILY. ... BUT COULD NOT ARGUE OR CRITIC NATIONAL ISSUES THAT AFFECT THEIR PRESENT AND FUTURE.... SHIOR
You don't know anything about Nigeria yet you run your mouth.
You obviously don't even travel....
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Exousiang01(m): 7:18am On Feb 07
DARLYNBOI:
PLS QUOTE ONE VILLAGE IN NIGERIA' WHERE PHONE IS NOT BEING USED.

SECONDLY, I PITY HOW THE YOUTHS ARE WASTING THEIR ENERGY AND FUTURE ON FRIVOLOUS THINGS.... IMAGINE THE ENERGY THEY EXPEND ON ISSUES ABOUT WIZKID AND SEUN OVER FELA AND OTHER SUNDRY ISSUES ON THE INTERNET DAILY. ... BUT COULD NOT ARGUE OR CRITIC NATIONAL ISSUES THAT AFFECT THEIR PRESENT AND FUTURE.... SHIOR
LoL.
You obviously know nothing about your country
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Exousiang01(m): 6:53am On Feb 07
Atheistan:
Thats not a rational reason to keep hiding under the rock and overseeing impunity.



Nigerians are demanding for what is obtainable in a good number of countries around the globe.
It shouldn't be be a crime to want progress.
Please tell us how many countries are doing this?
You could have googled this before telling yourself lies.
Which country do you know that does this?
Please mention them
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Exousiang01(m): 6:47am On Feb 07
tivity101:
To think that this person saying Nigeria is not ready for electronic transmission of election results was a one time deputy governor of sokoto state really bsffles me.
Young man, Nigeria is not ready for what they are demanding for.
Most of you don't even know you are demanding for.

When you say Real-time it means it can not be uploaded hours after, when you say compulsory it means any results the isn't uploaded realtime becomes invalid.

Now that invalidates results coming from rural areas with access to network.

And the world compulsory makes any votes collated manually invalid.

Lack of basic education has actually destroyed the young people in this country.

They are many villages around the country without network access.
Don't villages will not be able to upload the results real-time and even if they take the papers to the centres or INEC office, the results will not be accepted because they are not real-time.....

You young people should think, exercise your brains
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Exousiang01(m):
The one major problem we have in Nigeria is ignorance.

The opposition leaders are not ignorant, they know what they are asking for cannot work, but they also know the kind of followers they have, they those set of things don't think,they know whatever they say will be taken hook-line-sinker.

Ask them how many of the 1st world countries with centuries of advanced tech than Nigeria are doing real-time and they won't be able to mention.....

Many are ignorant of the true meaning of words "Compulsory" and "real-time" in this context
Atheistan:
There you go sir.

Polling place electronic voting or Internet voting examples have taken place in Australia,[1] Belgium,[2][3] Brazil,[4] Estonia,[5][6] France, Germany, India,[7] Italy, Namibia, the Netherlands (Rijnland Internet Election System), Norway, Peru, Switzerland, the UK,[8] Venezuela,[9] Pakistan and the Philippines.[10]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_voting_by_country
Please can you show us where the countries who are doing it "REAL-TIME" and "COMPULSORY"......

Well these guys pushing you lots know you won't take note of those two words

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