antiMuhamad: It's a ball python, the smallest of the python species. The largest is the reticulated pythons growing to up to 25 feet! That's about the height of four men stacked on top of each other. We have the carpet and Burmese python as well. Burmese pythons are usually larger than carpet pythons.
iLegendd: I like how WhatsApp and co. have integrated AI into everything, but are you sure the people Buhari called lazy youths won't be lazier with this? Just to wish someone a happy birthday, they'll go to AI to compose it. Won't this have side effects in Africa?
No It will make them smarter. We don't need to buy ilegend book again on making money or erection issh
No need to search physical library for textbooks for days to have access to hidden knowledge
Wainey: Or am I the only one thinking these senator earn way more than that. Cheapest Lamborghini cost N200m and someone has up to three in his garage, that is three years worth of salary. G-wagon cost up to N100m. Rolls Royce cost around N600m and u have 3, which is 1.8b.
ExAngel007: A Nigerian lawyer, Stella, on behalf of the ‘Wives Association of Nigeria, has pleaded with women who don’t wear bras and pants, to pity other people's husbands.
“PLEASE have MERCY on PEOPLE HUSBANDS. This NEW TREND of NO BR@ and NO P@NT is INCREASING day by day. PLEASE SISTER, GO and PICK that YOUR P@NT and br@ now. WEAR it NOW! Enough is enough. Signed: Wives Association,” she wrote.
Gistmedia10: At Lagos' bustling Computer Village, a man was reduced to tears after being scammed out of his iPhone 11 in a deceptive swap deal.
The man, eager to make the swap, met a street vendor who offered him what seemed like a fantastic deal. As they were finalizing the transaction, a group of touts suddenly approached them, demanding a payment of ₦1,000 for conducting business on their turf. Under pressure, the man quickly paid the touts, but this distraction set the stage for what would soon turn into a nightmare.
Taking advantage of the chaos, the vendor urged the man to log out of his iCloud account to expedite the deal before more touts gathered around. In his excitement and under the stress of the situation, the man complied, handing over his iPhone 11 and receiving what he believed was the iPhone 13 Pro Max.
The vendor then advised him to hide the phone and quickly leave the area to avoid further harassment from touts. It wasn’t until the man had safely left the market and decided to check his new phone that he realized something was terribly wrong. Instead of the premium iPhone 13 Pro Max he had been shown earlier, he found himself holding a cheap Android replica.
It became clear that during the commotion caused by the touts, the vendor had switched the genuine iPhone 13 Pro Max with a counterfeit device. The realization that he had lost both his original iPhone and his money sent the man into a state of distress. While he still has a device that can make calls, the emotional and financial loss has left him devastated.
digitaccountant: I just got a phone from the United States and inserted my sim card but no network. Please assist me with solutions on how to get it to work.
Sonnobax15: Good day Nairalanders.....Hope everyone of you here is fine and doing just great?
Well, there's a situation my siblings and I have found ourselves in presently.......It's been 19 years since we lost our mom and those years were really hectic years for us,due to the circumstances surrounding her death because she was murdered................But somehow, God came to our rescue and we've all grown now
Before my mom's death,she had a sister who was her only blood sister, tho they had other step siblings...... Honestly,as I kid,I remembered how many times my mom tried to resolve the dispute between she and her only blood sister but all were to no avail.....She(my aunt) was hell-bent on the fact that she'd rather die than to settle things up with my mom.......Even in her death bed,i remember how my elder sister went to inform my aunt about our mom's situation and everything that led to what happened to her,but she gave deaf ears and even chased my sister away.....
I was only a little boy then,but I remembered every single thing that transpired then ..
Now here's the problem.........My aunt has been on our necks, begging us to forgive her......There was a time we were invited to our maternal home for a family meeting,and my aunt happened to be around.....She knelt and was weeping and begging us to forgive her....... Personally, I'm a soft-hearted person and I've toured my heart to see if I could forgive her and I think I'm about to let bygones be bygones.......But my other siblings especially my elder sister has sworn never to forgive her . Tho I've tried to talk to my sister but she has vehemently refused never to forgive her .....My other uncles have summoned another meeting but my sister has vowed to ignore their calls.......
Should my sister be blamed for finding it hard to find a place in her heart to forgive my Aunt, considering the fact that she's a Christian?
Or make everybody just mind him business just like we've been doing over the years?
The matter just tire me I swear but it's all good tho..
It's not that difficult. Never force anyone to do anything. This life is short, in the next century, the forgivee , the forgiver and your sister will be no more
VikingKing: Crude as the method is, people are trying to survive. If you go round Nigeria looking for a Saint before you can help, I bet you, you won't find a single one. So just do what you must and let their conscientious judge them. That way, you would've taught them a lesson they won't quickly forget. None of us is truly righteous.
Not a good excuse
Most Nigerians have criminal minds especially here on nairaland
Beremx: Tinubu isn't ready to solve hunger crisis in Nigeria. He makes a policy for zero tarrif on imported food items and gives a crazy condition for his policies.
Another massive protest loading soon.
His government is full of protest. From one protest to another
nairaman66: We know this basic knowledge. Is this the same electric shock we experience in our homes by electric current? If yes, why?
It doesn’t explain the basic concept generation of electricity and electric current.
Well, it's the same electric but different source
The electric shock from an electric eel and the electric shock from a household electrical outlet are both caused by the flow of electric current, but they have some key differences:
Electric eels generate electricity through biological processes, whereas household electricity comes from a power plant or generator.
Specialized cells (electrocytes) that create electric potential differences Ion channels controlling ion flow. Three pairs of electric organs amplifying the current Nervous system signals triggering simultaneous discharge