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DrMB:
From billion-dollar oil heists to forged certificates and job scams, the HEDA 7th Edition compiles 100 of the most brazen corruption cases in Nigeria. This is not fiction. This is a forensic mirror held to a nation bleeding from the top.

https://x.com/StatiSense/status/1751204774924444131

No ig-bo man oo... This means that the men from the east are more innocent than any other tribe .

agulion:
, you are not an igbo man so you won't understand, the most important thing in the igbo apprenticeship system is the knowledge the boy will get, even if the don't settle you and you are a good boy, there are people that will give you goods that can take you far, but this days is very hard to get loyal boys

So true!!! The connect and knowledge from your oga will take you far.

They should compare the igbo apprentice system to education.

Education where you pay millions in school fees.. only to get a paper called certificate. Mutchewww

And , after few days the img url will be broken? 💔

These free services needs to be checked 😞

This is one evil act from most exam coordinators and school owners.

I actually wanted to post the blog directly, but NL does not support markdown, having to reformat the text for NL again will take time.

Hey there!

Have you ever visited a website and noticed it remembers your name, your favorite language, or even the color theme you picked last time? That’s not magic—it’s cookies at work.

Not the kind you eat —but little pieces of information websites save in your browser. Today, we’ll learn how to “bake” one using JavaScript.

https://agunechemba.github.io/2025/05/30/Learn-How-Websites-Remember-You-JavaScript-Cookies-Explained.html

Fiscus105:
1. Gambling.
2. Smoking cigarettes.
3.Porn watching.
4.Masturbation.
5.Drugs.
6. Phone/internet.

To me it's phone addiction is most difficult to quit.

Why you steal my response from Facebook?

This guy stole my comment from a Facebook post sha... Chai

Hmm

Okay 👍

Hmm

JavaScript is a versatile and powerful programming language, but its flexibility can sometimes lead to unintended behavior. One way to write safer and more predictable code is by using strict mode. In this blog post, we’ll explore what strict mode is, how it affects your code, and why it’s a good practice to use it.

What is Strict Mode?
Strict mode is a feature in JavaScript that enforces stricter parsing and error handling in your code. It was introduced in ECMAScript 5 (ES5) to help developers avoid common pitfalls and write more robust code. When you enable strict mode, the JavaScript engine will throw errors for actions that are otherwise silently ignored in non-strict mode.

To enable strict mode, simply add the following line at the top of your script or function:

"use strict";

Once strict mode is enabled, the JavaScript engine will enforce stricter rules, making it easier to catch mistakes and write cleaner code.

Example 1: Basic Variable Assignment (Non-Strict Mode)
Let’s start with a simple example in non-strict mode:

a = 6;

b = 4;

c = a + b;

console.log(c); // Output: 10

In this example, we create variables a, b, and c without declaring them using var, let, or const. This works in non-strict mode because JavaScript automatically creates global variables for undeclared assignments. However, this is considered bad practice because it can lead to bugs and unintended behavior. For example, if you accidentally misspell a variable name, JavaScript will create a new global variable instead of throwing an error.

Example 2: Enabling Strict Mode
Now, let’s enable strict mode and see how it changes the behavior of the same code:

"use strict";

a = 6; // Error: Uncaught ReferenceError: a is not defined

b = 4;

c = a + b;

console.log(c);

When strict mode is enabled, assigning a value to an undeclared variable (a = 6) throws a ReferenceError. This is because strict mode prevents the accidental creation of global variables. By catching these errors early, strict mode helps you write more reliable and maintainable code.

Example 3: Declaring Variables Properly in Strict Mode
To fix the error in the previous example, we need to declare the variables properly using let, const, or var:

"use strict";

let a = 6;

let b = 4;

let c = a + b;

console.log(c); // Output: 10

In this example, we declare the variables a, b, and c using let. This works perfectly fine in strict mode because the variables are properly declared before being used. Strict mode encourages better coding practices by forcing you to declare variables explicitly.

Key Takeaways
Non-Strict Mode: Allows undeclared variables, which can lead to bugs and unintended global variable creation.
Strict Mode: Prevents undeclared variables and enforces better coding practices. It throws errors for common mistakes like assigning to undeclared variables.
Always Declare Variables: Use let, const, or var to declare variables explicitly, even in non-strict mode.




Why Use Strict Mode?
Strict mode offers several benefits:

Catches Common Mistakes: Strict mode throws errors for actions that are otherwise silently ignored, such as assigning to undeclared variables or using duplicate parameter names in functions.
Prevents Accidental Globals: By requiring explicit variable declarations, strict mode prevents the accidental creation of global variables.
Enhances Security: Strict mode makes it easier to write secure code by disallowing certain unsafe actions, such as deleting variables or functions.
Prepares for Future JavaScript Versions: Strict mode ensures that your code is compatible with future versions of JavaScript by disallowing deprecated or problematic syntax.




Conclusion
Strict mode is a powerful tool that helps you write safer and more reliable JavaScript code. By enabling strict mode and following best practices like declaring variables explicitly, you can avoid common pitfalls and improve the quality of your code. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced developer, using strict mode is a habit that will pay off in the long run.

So, the next time you write JavaScript, don’t forget to add "use strict"; at the top of your script or function. Your future self (and your teammates) will thank you!

Happy coding! 😊

yusman14:
Ahhh. Really!
With 1m/month, I'm set for life provided that the economy condition remains like this, I know how to manage well.

Lol. You will understand when you experience it. Kindly return to this thread when it happens to 😆

Typicool8:
I did mine recently and believe me when I say it took just few minutes

How fast was it?

yusman14:
As regards to your first paragraph, why is it so?

Some people are very rich and when one ask them money, they won't want to help. It is not about being entitled. If I'm very rich and a relative ask for my help, knowing that the person is serious with his/her life, I'm going to give.

Imagine someone earning over 4m/month ignoring you because you asked for 20k.

You won't understand bro... It is possible to earn 5 million monthly and still feel broken broke.

Sharpsharp00123:
Being broke I never understood the power of being broke till I experience it live n direct. U will just b stranded n even to see common 3k to give your wife to arrange food go hard.

Thank God things have changed, my advice for people out there is that don't run faster than your Shadow, it's good to upgrade but don't rush to it.

I had a thriving business giving me at least 10k per day but I see many of my friends doing big things n traveling abroad, na so I sell everything try travel ooo, I enter 419 mouth live n direct.....ehn no b small matter my people

Chai

sorted

helinues:
Even if you are earning N5m monthly, as long as you are following some yeye social conformity, it can never be enough

Deep truth. I understand this well

Olachase:
something that I did my online with just payment fee of ₦1,500 while agent was telling me to bring ₦15,000

This must be years ago.

Anyone into NIN business? There is an error in the spelling of my name. I need to change it before it becomes too late. Kindly reply to this post.


NB: I am in Lagos, Nigeria.

njuwo:
Pastor: There is a man here.

Akpos: (Shouts from the crowd) It is me.

Pastor: I repeat, there is a man here.

Akpos: (Shouts from the crowd) It
is me and my family.

Pastor: I say there is a man here.

Akpos: (Shouts from the crowd) It
is me oooooo!!!.

Pastor: They have been sucking your blood for the past ten years.

Akpos: Eh? God forbid! It is not me oooo.

This thread deserves awards

PressMyButton:
https://guardian.ng/news/soludo-obi-throw-shade-amid-tinubus-anambra-visit/

Chai

EhisChelsea1:
In same light, if one can argue very well, read andd understand the constitution, have persuasive skills, he can wear a suit and wig and go work in the court as a lawyer.

Also, if one is good at caring for the sick and needy, pays attention to details, do not feel repelled by the sight of blood and injuries, have a good understanding of the human body - such a one can put on a white gown, pick up a stethoscope and go work in the hospital as either a doctor or a nurse. They don’t really need to go through a formal training in a law school or medical school

So true bro, even if you sound ironic.

The only limitations are the limitations set by the society one belongs to.

Isakaba!

Jagermeister:
She no get job but she can smoke weed

I think say na only me see lips..

tobore4u:
No matter what u do in life, flee from all form of gambling.

lol........stay motivated bro.

Less plugins, simple wp template will do the job.

drjoe01:
omo omi(marine daughters)truely exist b'cos my wife is a typical example. though i was inform b4 i marry her but there are good and bad side which i 'll love to share.

DrJoe, I have to awake this after 10 years. Pls, let's talk about it.