Politics › Re: “Tinubu Must Go” Students Stage A Protest In Portharcourt Under The Rain(video) by Flamengo1: 10:24am |
He must go o,by fire by force with his witch.
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Science/Technology › Re: Elon Musk’s Predictions For The Next 10 Years (Photos) by Flamengo1: 6:53pm On Oct 22 |
Great100000: Elon Musk has shared an ambitious timeline for the future of artificial intelligence, predicting that the technology could transform nearly every aspect of human work within the next decade. According to his projections, Al could surpass human intelligence as early as 2026, followed by a major shift in 2027 when artificial intelligence may become capable of handling virtually all digital work. By 2028, Musk believes Al systems could reach a point where even the most skilled human software developers would struggle to outperform them.
His predictions extend far beyond computers and into the physical world through advanced robotics. Musk has suggested that Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot could eventually perform surgical procedures better than the world's leading human surgeons by 2029. Looking further ahead, he envisions more than 100 million humanoid robots operating worldwide by 2031, with artificial intelligence eventually becoming more capable than the combined intellectual abilities of humanity.
By 2036, Musk predicts a future in which approximately 1 billion humanoid robots could be deployed across industries, potentially generating more physical labor output than the entire human workforce combined. While these timelines remain speculative and depend on major technological breakthroughs, they highlight just how dramatically Musk expects Al and robotics to reshape the global economy, employment and everyday life over the coming decade. Recently the other day Ai go press backside. |
Sports › Re: Guinuea Bissau Vs Nigeria: 2027 AFCON Qualifier (3 - 0) On 29th September 2026 by Flamengo1: 7:24pm On Sep 29 |
Blunt99: As said yesterday.
This team is trash, and they should be disbanded. Super Chicken for a reason. |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi, Kwankwaso Hold NDC Town Hall Meeting In Kaduna Ahead Of 2027 (photos) by Flamengo1: 7:58pm On Sep 21 |
Cyberterror: Let them release the video of his speech there so that Nigerians can analyze it and rate the mental well-being of Peter Obi once again  Take 1 morning,1 night okay.
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Politics › Re: Offia-Nwali Accused Of Ordering Abduction, Stomping On Young Man’s Head by Flamengo1: 5:26am On Sep 03 |
I know offia nwali,he is a complete short man devil.
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Family › Re: Did You Have A Good Relationship With Your Parents While Growing Up? by Flamengo1: 7:17am On Aug 27*. Modified: 7:52am On Aug 27 |
spiceadole: No, I did not and I still do not have a good relationship with them.
My father was tough , abusive and extremely malicious.. made it clear he wasn't my friend or mate. The only time I could stay even 1 minute close to him was either he was beating me or verbally abusing me.
My mother was excessively judgemental and annoyingly over religious. She also believed I was a child and never had a say.
I left home as a teenager to university and stayed away for 3 years.. didn't visit and they didn't bother. They didn't attend my matriculation, induction and convocation. I learnt how to celebrate my wins alone. First picture I took with my parents was during my wedding. My siblings and I never had one family picture with them.
Today, I just send money when I want to. We still don't relate. I don't know how to talk to/gist with them especially my father. My children do not know them.
I haven't spoken to my mum in 3 months and my dad in 11 months. I try not to pick his calls because we have nothing to discuss. It's too late to begin building a relationship. Don't mind those hypocrites trying to make you feel awkward. Nigerian Education Curriculum has made it compulsory for Citizenship and Heritage Studies (civic education)to be taught in our schools. Responsible parenthood definitely does not support a father being abusive and extremely malicious neither does it approve of a mother being excessively judgmental and making you not have a say. Those were weighty words you used to describe your experience and it's seems quite close to worst case scenario which some people experienced like abandonement and neglect. Thank God your instinct were right and you left home early for higher institution,and also did well with your studies. |
Crime › Re: He Escaped Nekede, But His Past Found Him At IMSU. by Flamengo1: 7:51pm On Aug 24 |
eagleonearth: My dear brother you are very right. During my campus days as far back as 2005, I witnessed a brutal killing within campus somewhere in the south east. This guy has graduated and left school probably running deals because he looked so fresh when he came for his clearance about a year after. The way he was hotly chased and killed in broad daylight was like a scene in one of chuck Norris movies. Somehow, he was chased from the canteen area to the hall where we were waiting for lecture to commence. My coursemates took off not really knowing who was chasing who. I now remembered my late dad's advice that whenever people are running Helter skelter, the best approach is to stay at one place and lie down flat. I remained where I was to even know what was causing the whole pandemonium. The next thing I saw was this fresh guy I knew very well, I never even knew he was a cultist. He was hotly chased by three guys of which I knew two to be cultists. That was when I knew I was about to watch a horror film. By the time he could run around the hall where I was so he could escape to the security post, he somehow tripped and fell. The moment he tripped, he shouted and in a split second, those three guys rounded him, dragged him by his shirt and tore it immediately, they now brought out guns, omor. I immediately ducked from my position to avoid being seen. One. Of them brought the gun to his chest and fired. I was waiting to see him bleed and die, it did not happen. That is when I realized he was cooked up in charms. They now dragged him to the back of that hall where I was and many other of the hit squad members immediately surfaced from nowhere and they literally killed the guy like an animal. They used karate to break his neck, hit his head severally against a sharp, pointed concrete till the skull cracked. They now shot him again inside the ear and it penetrated. Blood was oozing out of his ear. The hit squad hung around to confirm him dead before they left. People who were watching from sorrounding buildings now rushed to where they left his mangled carcass. People who knew the guy were dumbfounded that day including me. The scene is still fresh in my memory for more than 20yrs now. There is no single gain in cultism honestly. I also found out that if a cultist genuinely repents and gives his life to Christ, he cannot be killed by anyone no matter how they try. I saw that happen too. Scarry , which school was that in the south east? |
Crime › Re: He Escaped Nekede, But His Past Found Him At IMSU. by Flamengo1: 3:19pm On Aug 24 |
That was how a buccaneers number 1 man(Big eye) that went to write carry over having just graduated in Chemical Engineering at FUTO in 2005 was shot dead.
Rip dear cousin Nnanna Chuks AKA Austin. |
Politics › Re: APC Lost Osun Due To Interference By Abuja Politicians — Gov Sule by Flamengo1: 12:44pm On Aug 20 |
press9jatv: see 120,000 votes was added to the Accord Party votes. Massive rigging here. I even have the video. I'm not happy in the way Tinubu treat us. I can't hide the pain here. Osun people are angry. Even though am neutral,but i feel that Iyiola Omisore would have done better than that dancing mofon of a governor in the polls if Tinubu had allowed him pick the APC governorship ticket. Try to get over the loss though. |
Celebrities › Re: Patoranking's Daughters Correct His English And He Corrects Their Yoruba – Video by Flamengo1: 2:28am On Aug 02 |
OgwuEgo: Ebonyi man teaching his kids Yoruba, shame. So he should obtain validation from you before teaching his kids a Nigerian language.
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Politics › Re: Throwback Picture Of Governor Nwifuru As A Bricklayer by Flamengo1: 7:33pm On Jul 04 |
Respect nwifuru o,he was also speaker house of assembly before he became governor.
To navigate and be a speaker in a state house of assembly is definitely not a piece meal.
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Crime › Re: Qudus Ajeyemi Jailed 5 Years In The UK For Attempted Rape, To Be Deported by Flamengo1: 8:35pm On Jun 17 |
Your mate dey soapy in peace,you dey dey struggle to shift pant by force. |
Politics › Re: Aisha Yesufu Shouting At NDC Party Leaders (Video) by Flamengo1: 9:20am On Jun 04 |
Bae cool down,make Agbotikuyo win first,he fit dash you minister. |
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Politics › Re: 2027: Tinubu’s ’emi Lokan’ Responsible For Nigerians’ Sufferings – Amaechi by Flamengo1: 7:37pm On May 14 |
A rogue democrary is what nigeria is witnessnig. |
Politics › Re: Yusuf Datti Ahmed Speaks On Obi-Kwankwaso Ticket (Video) by Flamengo1: 7:01am On May 05 |
Ahmed datti was'nt suppose to talk carelessly given the sensitive period at the moment.
But politicians have always been ingrates,starting from olusegun obasanjo who was brought out of prison cell and freely given the PDP ticket to contest for president and ended up tiring his partys card.
Likewise Goodluck jonathan after serving as vp and president ran to tinubu like a rabid dog to congratulate him for edging the party that brought him to limelight as deputy gov,gov,vp and president. |
Politics › Re: ADC Coalition ‘Train’ Still Moving Despite Obi, Others’ Exit — Paul Ibe by Flamengo1: 9:18am On May 04 |
ADC that was threaten by Inec to be removed from election ballot would now suddenly be admited back to the ballot with the hope of spliting votes to pave way for APC. |
Politics › Re: ADC To Kwankwaso, Obi: You’re Sacrificing Nigeria For Presidential Bid by Flamengo1: 8:55am On May 04 |
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Politics › Re: Our Legal Adviser Resigned From APM Since Last Year - NDC by Flamengo1: 7:02am On May 04 |
press9jatv: Breaking: Legitimacy of NDC Registration Faces Legal Challenge
The emergence of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), reportedly under Seriake Dickson, has allegedly sparked a direct confrontation with the All Democratic Alliance (ADA), which is now preparing legal action against the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). What should have been a routine administrative procedure has escalated into a critical test of the integrity of Nigeria’s electoral system.
Dr. Umar Ardo has voiced a blunt claim: a party that allegedly did not apply, was not shortlisted, and did not undergo verification has somehow obtained a registration certificate. If even partially true, this represents more than a procedural lapse—it suggests a structural breach.
According to the timeline ADA presents, out of 171 associations, INEC shortlisted 14, with only eight advancing to verification. ADA maintains that they followed all rules, attended the required stages, yet were excluded.
Meanwhile, the NDC, they assert, was absent from this process entirely.
INEC’s defense—that the registration was issued under a court order—is now under intense scrutiny. Court orders require proper filings, representation, and justification. If any of these elements are missing or unclear, both the process and its outcome risk being questioned.
This issue is larger than a dispute between two parties. It goes to the heart of process integrity. If political registration can be altered outside transparent procedures, the gatekeeping role of INEC—and public trust in it—comes under threat.
ADA’s move to obtain Certified True Copies from the Federal High Court in Lokoja indicates that this matter will not be quietly resolved. It is heading toward a legal and public accountability test.
There are only two possible outcomes: either the process is validated with clear, verifiable evidence, or it collapses under scrutiny. There is no compromise that preserves credibility in between.
This is not merely about one party’s registration. It is a direct challenge to the rules governing political participation. If those rules are seen as flexible for some and rigid for others, the implications extend far beyond this case—striking at the very foundation of electoral justice in Nigeria. If the court has balls,let them disqualify NDC. |
Politics › Re: Registration Of NDC Raises Concerns As ADA Seeks Legal Action Against INEC by Flamengo1: 2:13pm On May 02 |
Druggie boyz at work.
One week,one trouble. |
Education › Re: Video Of The Interior Of Vetland School, A Government School by Flamengo1: 6:05pm On Apr 17 |
Vetland has always been a top notch sec school.
Could still remember back then in 1997 while in ss 2, some of us was driven in our school bus straight to st finbarrs near unilag for a school invitational,the experience was quite refreshing.
Still has fond memos of our days back then,back of our school has train track for moving trains passing to their destination,this could be seen from 2nd floor of our classes.
The 90s in vetland was an era of its own,and it was different strokes for different folks,each clique was unique: some boyz rolled dice,some played b ball, some volley ball,some football,some off to allen water packs to chill after school,while some was to vibe with rhythm that could wow kenny ogungbe or D1,and some were all about deals to strike,while some were married to their books. |
Politics › Re: ADC Crisis: Govs, Lawmakers Shelve Defections by Flamengo1: 9:05am On Apr 05 |
simpleseyi: . Have you thought yourself life lessons? If you have, they you will not be convulsing here. Go and take your drugs Misfiring aimlessly without even coming close. What an irony. |
Politics › Re: ADC Crisis: Govs, Lawmakers Shelve Defections by Flamengo1: 8:30am On Apr 05 |
Nothing but end of the road for any credible opposition. Why can't the two factions in ADC reconcile ASAP and allow the voter's to deliver them?
Some of us in APC are even ready to teach Tinubu a bitter lesson.
But as it stands now ADC has dampen moral. |
Politics › Re: Prove ₦280 Million Debt, Get ₦1 Billion Reward - Umahi To Ohiri by Flamengo1: 5:43am On Mar 22 |
Umahi is one politician in recent time that would actually need to be watching his back..
He would be lucky if is able to escape all the fireworks and innuendos. |
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Politics › Re: Edo State Laments Rising Widows, Fatherless Children From Cult-related Killings by Flamengo1: 9:08am On Feb 12*. Modified: 3:31pm On Feb 12 |
CULTISM THE PATHWAY TO DOOM AND GLOOM
Yeah that is how it is boldly writing in my faculty the last time I visited after several years of graduation.
Though I declined attempt to be cajoled to join cult, but when I eventually join it was awful all through,is it the red eyes and swollen face I got gifted during initiation or the nasty bang on the door of my room apartment on the day of my matriculation that disrupted the Mouth Gig I was receiving from chioma and sent shockwaves through her,and she hurriedly wore her clothes and left without me ever notching her kepkus again,or is it the regular extortion and bullying from rogue members of the same clique not to talk of rivals.
Experiencing all this could take an emotional toll but I pull through because I avoided open confrontation with rivals on 2 separate occasions and we rather became friends,I knew if I allowed escalation of tension on those 2 occasions even my clique that expose me to the danger wouldn't save the situation.
Thank God I went for NYSC while shine,waziri and dayo couldn't. |
Politics › Re: Appeal Court Upholds Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan's Suspension by Flamengo1: 5:46pm On Feb 09 |
That still does not clear Akpabio of being obsessed with women and had once receive a hot slap for overreaching himself like a he goat.
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Politics › Re: Randy Peterz Storms National Assembly With Bed by Flamengo1: 5:30pm On Feb 09 |
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