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berbs:
What of the address you provided? Does it match?

berbs:
Wow, Ogbenu tan. I think you should unlock the Zenith card and link the Africard. However, all the details your provided on PayPal should tally with what you have on Africard and the Zenith debit card. A Nigerian International passport or drivers license card should suffice.

samsard:
Is it a middle name or last name?
Normally there should be nothing to fear sending them your documents

samsard:
Is it a middle name or last name?
Normally there should be nothing to fear sending them your documents

samsard:
You can still change the name though.

samsard:
I think the issue with linking Africard may be a general issue. I'm not too sure about that though. But I'm guessing the conflicting last name isn't the issue.

raumdeuter:
Seems like the George Floyd murder is really opening a lot of revelation

He worked with the killer cop in the same club and probably knew him or at least run into him before

George was very popular with the ladies and his killer seems like a loser.
He was even a p0rnstar, Not the type of job small dickk niggas will do Search kimberly brinks banged freak bleeped bbc texas style (you can google this not on a work computer)

So the arrest was probably motivated by the desire to even back with a guy you cannot match in real life. While George was living his life, his Stan was getting so jealous and looking forward to the day he would "punish" him for being much so cool

If you look at how the killer cop knelt on him and gritted his teeth like he wanted to apply more pressure on a guy that was way better than him
In a fair fight, this cop doesnt last 2 mins with George(6ft6 weighing about 240Ibs, Atletic, well built muscular) but with the uniform on, he can become the champ momentarily and have George begging for his life while he looks all macho
Looks like the killer cop was a Stan of George who had always watched George with envy and waiting for the day he can avenge his beef while George was just living his life not mindful of the hater living in the shadow

May God save us from STANS. The type of people you dont know or barely know yet they have your entire history, your life, when you sleep, when you wake up, what you eat, who you bang, what you wear, where you shop. You are basically living the life they have always prayed for and its causing them ulcers

See the way he posed, that is the way you pose when you win a world cup, when you become the heavyweight champion, when you make your first billion, when you just fvvcked a celebrity

Kneeling on George was the equivalent of world cup, heavyweight belt, making billion and the greatest moment of his life and career

Once again, May God save us from STANS

BlueRayDick:
On a normal day for street he go collect o. They will either squeeze something out of him or stab him. But online he oy risks trolling and that's all. Na why he behave that way na

Unlimited22:
It's an acronym that stands for Fear of Missing Out.
It's a high pressure sales tactic typically used by conmen to get people to buy into what they're selling before it 'sells out'.
On a wider scale, it is the fear of not catching trends before they become profitable, and that fear can cause people to act irrationally when it concerns things that can make them money, especially things that have high volatility, like cryptocurrencies.

VargasVee:
BTC was halved, meaning the total number of BTC the protocol released per block is halved which led to high fees about 2 weeks ago from now. There's no central authority for it like physical cash, so it's basically the only way it is introduced into the economy.

It increased due to less physical cash flow and increase in the number of people using it. I was projecting it to make a break at $13k but it didn't get pass $10k.


I'd advice you to calm down for a bit to when things are back to normal, as I envision it dropping further. When it happens, you can then invest. But right now I already stocked up my ETH and BSV. So it'd be more advisable to stock on ETH than BTC at the time.

Singapore1:
nothing out of the ordinary here in crypto ..
don't FOMO oo

Ibime:
Likes I said, buy at any price below $5k and sell at any price above $8k. What it's doing now is just it's natural movement. It's actually lower than when we spoke.

Leyqute:
What happened to them?

Is it the price volatility? Lol. Baba is FOMO-ing.

It’s common with cryptos. It can also drop sharply. So just do you.

sylvalord:
We are here for the same reason you are here bro

ToyinDipo:
Why did you open gentesj profile, which info you dey dig?

donjazet:
Which yeye small small? You no see nihilist wey start this whole issue, na me you come dey focus on.

donjazet:
Who I offend like this for this forum abeg?
Me and you have never argued here before, so on what grounds can you make such a slanderous claim?

The kind of asslicking and herd mentality here is very visible for the first time in my eye.

So my offense is here is that I like to offer my opinion? What of nihilist or Ibime or raumdeuter who frequently post their opinions
What is this? A cult of personality??

Abeg make una dey una dey. If my post pain you for eye, look away.
There are several others who understand my points.

donjazet:
What sort of nonsense is this?
Is it that you are all blind or what? Someone first insulted me and i replied in same coin and it is only me you see to correct? Missing out the main culprit?
What kind of herd mentality is this?

I have said this before, very rarely will i be the one to start a brawl. If I can't tolerate an unwarranted attack, I fire back.
Face the main culprit who started this nonsense.

nihilistjnr:
Why are you putting my full name out here like this?

What's called for this?

afrodoc2:
My name is Afrodoc. I can see the future.

donjazet:
All I see here are meaningless long sentences without substance.

I tackled you on this issue of racism because your responses to this issue of racism showed how ill-informed and ignorant you are of this issue.

In essence you were blaming the black man for his suffering in the hands of his oppressors. You think that because your father has money and has shielded you from the absolute dangers of racism Every other black person out there who might not have family wealth to fall back on is also safe.

You said that the black people abroad are not doing enough for their communities. What steps have you and your father the Akinwade's done to help other black men in your immediate environment. Instead you come to nairaland and flaunt how you are enjoying the proceeds of corruption from lagos.

Nigga, you don't need to know where I work, sleep or live to know my opinions. But yes I can bet my balls that you are nowhere near me intellectually and academic achievement-wise and yes I do work with multi-nationals here in Lagos after being transferred from Abuja.
I am usually not the type to brag but you keep insisting on my personal info.

Talking about tackling, it is no hidden knowledge that you live to fight just on nairaland, you have sparred with almost everyone that matters here. Its what makes your day, simply because daddy's money sustains you. At least I like debating and learning from people here but you, you just cannot help but flaunt daddy's money. You need to have validation from people who you will never meet in life.

Your reputation on a faceless internet forum is what you live for. Nigga park one side abeg.
I believe we all have our fruitful lives to live outside this forum.
I derive joy from this forum because of the constant life lessons I learn here, better go drink ogi and calm down.

Cuteimma1:
Guys, is the phone format now 1-×××-×××××××?
because I am not understanding again o.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]You say you lived in the North, but I'm yet to see it from your comments.

Most of the biggest markets for commodities are not even found in the North

The biggest spare part market is not in the North
The biggest electronics market is not in the North
The most industrialised city is not on the North

You should be giving us facts since you've stayed there.

I have spent one full year in Kebbi state, roaming from one local government to another, and I'll tell you that there is nothing there. The Northerners I saw that are rich are politicians or public servants

School us, instead of just listing states[/color]

obainojazz:
Name the stadiums

donjazet:
First of all, the feeling of sadness and loss of someone who you know personally dying can be overwhelming and shocking.
When you see someone today and the next day, you hear of the persons death and realize that you will never see or hear from that person ever again, that shock and loss can trigger your brain to manifest hallucinations or dreams about the person as a coping mechanism.

Secondly, that a lot of people share a belief doesn't make it true.

I too as a kid and teen used to believe and fear ghosts because everyone around me taught me so and also believed in it.
I remember when we traveled to my village for my grandmother's burial, the night after the burial, I fell asleep atop her grave, it was an elevated concrete surface so I fell asleep on it and because every one was tired and busy they forgot about me, that night I dreamt heavily about her and when I woke up late in the night outside, I was scared shitless, even the breeze outside made me believe it was her ghost still trying to talk to me. I ran into the house crying and screaming, The worst part about this is that after narrating the whole thing to my parents and relatives, they believed she must have been there and was trying to pass a message to me.
Looking back now, remembering that episode fills me with shame as to how educated people seriously believe in superstitions.

The brain is indeed a powerful complex mechanism.
Hallucinations are real, that is a medical and scientific fact. In extreme emotional or stressful stages, one can begin to hear and see things that are not there.

We humans haven't been able to fully decode the creation and enactment of dreams by our brain.
We are yet to understand how the brain is able to produce a visual environment where your innermost feelings are manifested. Or how if you are feeling pressed in the night, you see yourself urinating in your dreams.

As a matter of fact, when I was small I used to feel like a prophet who saw the future because I was experiencing moments I believe i had felt or seen before, it's much later I would get to realize that it was a very common feeling called dejavu, which everyone one felt. We haven't even fully decoded it yet.

As I said earlier, that we don't fully understand something doesn't mean we have to ascribe it a supernatural phenomenon.

Eventually we would be able to define it logically. It's just a matter of TIME.

donjazet:
That is a poor rebuttal in my opinion. A poor attempt to justify genocide.
If the easterners had declared war after the counter coup, then your rebuttal would have strength.
After the counter coup, the regional leaders embarked on a campaign of misinformation and hate. They unleashed a barrage of propaganda against the igbos.
You have to ask yourself why this was? Why did the leaders see fit to stimulate masses against innocent citizens.

And you must never forget that biafra did not declare war.
After most appeals to end the genocide and an abrogation of the aburi accord, Ojukwu had to declare a safe space for the igbos to which the north vehemently opposed,why?
You don't want or like a people but you also don't want to let them go, what sense did that make?

BlueRayDick:
Do u know how much power a GCFR weilds? You forget they are officers in the army [b]with Gowon being his superior [/b]and can call for his court martial while eating chicken in his living room.

Forget all those story, military Era is not democracy where Wike will arrest pilots Buhari gave free pass to fly into Rivers state

afrodoc2:
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The general level of football is not higher than now. I don't think anybody would argue otherwise.

Advances in training, diet, medicine, ball technology, pitch quality means players will continue to get better.

With regards to comparing great players from different eras, it is more about comparing how dominant each player was in his era and trying to assess how they would do against each other if they all had the same environmental factors.