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malaria:Okay |
Afikoo:Now, if you want to be petty, after 3 months, create a Facebook, Instagram or Tiktok account with AI generates image as your DP and announce on her page that she's HIV positive and she's hiding it. All her hookup clients will run. She go prove herself tire and none will believe her even if she shows evidence. She'll be forced to run a checkup on herself and it might end up being true and that's where her misery starts. ![]() |
malaria:She can't ask anything beyond. 1. What kind of car do you drive or work do you do? (Trying to size his pocket). 2. Can you take care of me? I be expensive girl o. 3. Buy me shawarma and takeaway for my friend at home. 4. Do you have a girlfriend? I don't like sharing o. And I hope your dick is big o. Me I can't manage. But the moment she leaves that place, she's going straight to a man's house and that shawarma will be given to the man as what she bought for him. Nothing more. A woman's question is always what will benefit her, not what will benefit you or both of you. |
LordIsaac:That's women for you, but at least, you know what to expect in the future even though we all know what a woman says is different from what she does. |
CyrusVI:You're right, but at least, you have the audio recording with you and anytime she goes against it, you'll remind her. If she keeps going against her words, it's over. Though, your bad character might actually influence her into disobeying what she said, so you too, as a man, must be on your best bad boy behavior without crossing the boundaries beyond repair. It takes two to tango. |
5. OKTOBA: THE 10TH MONTH — THE SPECIAL NUMBER. HISTORY FROM 2010 TO 2024. Below is how Oktoba behaved from Inception. As you already know, we are in Oktoba of RELAX YEAR. I have put them in bold text. Pay more attention to the relax year and see how it behaved. From there, you'll get an idea. I'm not saying history must repeat itself, but at least, you'll get an idea of Oktoba's previous behaviors in relax years. In 2010, Buy Year, Okto. Oktoba built itself from 0.01 to 0.2. Nov. of No-DJ pushed it to 0.5 before Dec. sent it down to 0.17 while Jan. raised it to 0.95. In 2011, Buy More Year, Okto. Oktoba didn't take any action. He was busy crying because of the MT Gox hack massacre. He lost focus of either to rise or join them in drinking blood. He was in shock. Dec. and January of No-DJ helped out and pushed it to 7.19. In 2012, Relax Year, Okto. Oktoba, the good guy, first sent it down to 9.78 before pushing it up to 13.10. Since this is relax year, it didn't want to do any magic yet, so it was a small red candle for Oktoba, but still did wonders and the next 6 months were green. That says a lot already about the 10th month — The GOAT. It opens doors for big moves 90% of the time. In 2013, Sell Year, Okto. Oktoba initially brought it down to 110.00 before shooting it up to 234.14. Nov. of No-DJ sent it straight to 1,244 while Dec. dumped it to 456.95. Jan. pumped it to 995, approximately 1,000, the following year. In 2014, Buy Year, Okto. Oktoba pushed it down to 274 before pushing it up a little bit to 415 while Nov. of No-DJ sent it up a bit to 475.40. Dec. brought it down to 303 while Jan. finishes it by dumping it to 171 or 167 (depending on the exchange). In 2015, Buy More Year, Okto. Oktoba moved from 236 bottom to 336 top and No-DJ moved to 506.86 in Nov. and dumped to 348.15 in Dec. In Jan., the following year, it maintained Dec's range. In 2016, Relax Year, Okto. Oktoba, always good, moved from 609 to 720 to set the stage for some fire. In 2017, Sell Year, Okto. This is Sell Year, so any dump at this moment is a blessing. Okto moved from 4.1k to 6.5k top and it eagerly hands the baton to No-DJ that is way more eager for parabolic moves. In 2018, Buy Year, Okto. Since this is a bear market, you shouldn't expect much, but any giant dump from here makes No-DJ's final dumps come quicker. It initially pumped to 7.6k, but slumped to 6.2k to give way for November's giant dump. In 2019, Buy More Year, Okto. Okto is always strong, so it pumped to 10.4k before succumbing to 7.3k, but the monthly candle was the only one in green among the three before it and the first 2 after it. No-DJ's first two months pushed it down to same price of 6.5k. In 2020, Relax Year, Okto. Oktoba, the special number 10 month, went on a 6 months green candle with minor and some heavyweight wars (now in 2021's sell year) when Elon Musk started tweeting about Doge coin and BTC topped in FeMA month of April, being 2021, at 64.8k. This is not the final top though, but there needs to be some 50-70% correction first. The pumps was too much. And as you know, too much of anything is bad. In 2021, Sell Year, Okto. Oktoba did its wonders again and pushed it to 66.9k as Nov. of No-DJ took it to 69k top to finally stop the show from going forward for the bull run. In 2022, Buy Year, Okto. Oktoba tried to be good as usual and gave some green, but Nov. of No-DJ came and shut it down to 15.5k. Dec. couldn't go up or down, so Jan. (2023) came and pushed it to 23.9k. and the game began exactly as it used to all over again. The pairing is important. In 2023, Buy More Year, Okto. Oktoba, as usual, pioneered another 6 months of green as it did in Oktoba 2020 with a couple of tug of wars, especially in January, the following year, just as it also went through a tug of war in January, 2020. From history, Oktoba of Relax Year is a good time to long with all your heart and leave in January's pumpiest day, then re-enter in January's bloodiest day — which you'll also exit in FeMA month, especially April if it pumps. If FeMA doesn't pump, then you'll wait for MJ to render some help (if there is still some kindness left in him) before you leave and prepare for JAS bloody months to rebuy. Remember, things might switch up a bit, but they'll always come back to rhyme as usual. In 2024, Relax Year, Okto. Oktoba, the king of 5-6 months straight green (even when Okto itself is red) awaits to receive what Sept. couldn't suck to give it a new life. He is the GOAT, the number 10 — the man that knows what he's doing even when he stands still on the pitch. The man that brings joy to men and woman with the way he dribbles the ball to the post for 5-6 straight months with some back and forth tug of war which he always comes out triumphantly in No-DJ or in FeMA months (depending on the BTC season we're in). If it's not Sell Year, then there will be a battle in January, which he always wins. If it's Sell Year, then the battle ends in either Nov. or Dec. Oktoba, we love you — you never disappoint. You've always been faithful in every season or at least, 90% of the seasons. Summary Whichever dump you see in Oktoba, buy with every fibre in you except that Oktoba is in a bear market. Long the market with most of your Cascading accounts. Takeaway: 50-60% of the time, Oktoba will first of all do a fake-out (dump) multiple times, that will go below the price of September to scare weak hands before it'll get ready for wonders. Off topic: I heard another COVID called XEC is out and Iran vs Israel has also escalated. All these things are planned for the stock market to crash so that Warren Buffet and co. can rebuy for 2025 bull market. |
DeeScan:1. The expected answer is for her to say no, that she wants her man to be the head, but she'll be supportive. 2. Correct reply: I'd expect him to lead. 3. Correct reply: Based on African culture. If she chooses American culture, it's a total red flag. If she tries to mix it up, it's manageable, but not good. 4. Correct reply: She should refuse to choose, but if she chooses option A and agrees to knack you for 200k, then it's a red flag because if she's with a man who truly has such amount to offer her, she'll accept as long as she knows her man won't catch her. She should choose option A, but must deny your offer. 5. Correct reply: She'll choose security and stability, but she'll still want to add the passion and adventure as bonus. 6. Correct reply: She should mention communication (understanding), honesty, respect, loyalty and good sex. If her reply is only sex and money, red flag. |
6 Psychological Questions to Ask a Woman You Want to Date/Marry to Know Who She Truly Is I just finished listening to Pete Edoché's words of wisdom, so I got motivated to craft these 6 psychological questions. |
GoodGovernance:Judging by your standard or who came first = the best, we can all agree that the greatest football player will revolve around Pele, Maradona, Zidane, and a few older players, but Messi and Ronaldo won't be there because of their recency compared to Pele and co. The same you that is judging with this "old or who came first is better," logic will choose a newcomer (young OGs) like Ronaldo or Messi over old OGs like Pele and Maradona. Sometimes, the year you got married doesn't matter, but the fruit of the marriage. Ahmed Musa has done more for Nigeria on and off the pitch than some older players. So, it's not by who came first, but whose impact is showing. A young and newcomer in a company can rise in rank with zero degree and zero experience while the one with a degree is still struggling in that same company. The difference is passion, purpose and focus. I can confidently tell you VDM's impact is showing more than everyone on the list, but they've all tried their best, so I won't discredit anyone. In stubbornness, Sowore is the winner, but in impact, VDM wins. |
I have written some unpublished articles in my "wake me when Sept. ends vacation," but each time I want to post it, I just lose interest. Lemme blame it on laziness. I wasn't even keeping up with this thread. Whatever has happened since I left, I have no idea. But it seems I'll be active in Oct. Though, I have been keeping up with Ben and Steve and they've been doing a great job. Never missed any of their videos. The greatest investment is your health. The second greatest is your brain/skill and the third is called GLE-BOSS — the king of inflation hedging assets. Gold Land (for farming and real estate) Eth Btc Oil Sol S&P500 The GLE-BOSS is your best investment to hedge over depreciating fiat in every country. Dollar self dey lose value at times, so it's not only Naira, but Naira is worse. Even if GLE-BOSS goes down during recession or "Western war," 4-8 years later, it MUST go up in value — guaranteed, especially Gold, BTC and land. Every man deserves to own or be a GLE-BOSS as part of his legacy. See you in Oktoba.
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funsho75:He's an online police with a touch of intercedeing for people while living his normal troublesome life without trying to impress anyone. |
IamCookie:I wanted to add him when I was compiling the list, but since VDM is there and they're friends and at the same time his lawyer, I decided not to. Two of them are similar in stubbornness, but VDM is more vulgar, circular and blunt. |
E. Eedris V. VeryDarkMan S. Sowore A. Aisha Who do you consider the most stubborn and who is the most focused and stubborn combined and hardly to compromise.
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CodeTemplarr:I always wonder. I think the Devil has a hand in it. This pushes the politicians' soft spots against their wish to support LGBTQ and the moment America takes it upon herself, it becomes a global pandemic. |
Ttipsy:You're not making sense. Did I say programming and tech is a child's play? Why would I condemn the industry that I'm in? Mtcheew. |
MrCork: ![]() |
Windblown2much:Yes, but if you start a fight with them, the muscles disappear and they begin to act like imbéciles. Salt Bae style. |
1Sharon:Yes. Since they have feminine tendencies, perfection is their goal attract the biggest catch. |
Creamcrest:Which of the better topics have you pioneered passionately and how far have you gone with it? How many people have you taught the thing for free and have you been checking up on them? What is their current situation report? |
I don't know why a lot them are good-looking, but I know why a lot of them that are ugly are rich.... |
flyinnizam:The way I hate those animal right activists eh, especially those that won't be bothered when a lion or a python kills a human, but when humans retaliate and kill that animal back, they begin to cry and call them unprintable names. If I catch such people in a secret place and I'm with a gun and I won't be caught, they'll be dead. I just HATE them and I don't even care if they're my family members. |
Baronthecelebri:You still haven't chatted me up for a refund. What happened? |
Baronthecelebri:First time hearing that and my apologies. Chat me up and provide receipt of payment and your payment details for refund. |
Padipadi:Ok |
Men, is this true or false? Women, if it's false, explain and also explain why you hate peaceful men.
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The APC solved 5 problems and created 10. 1. Birth control without being told 2. Financial management without being taught 3. Overweight people are back to their former good selves. Junk food vendors have lost 60% of customers = better health for those people 4. People have finally embraced agriculture without being begged 5. Less road accident The 10 problems created 1. High rise in ulcer and BP patients 2. Rise in kidnapping to survive 3. Rise in prostítution to survive 4. Rise in fake consumable products that may cause cancer or kidney problems 5. Lots of university and college dropouts 6. High rate of depression and suicide 7. Weak currency 8. Rise in corruption and evil 9. High death rate because most patients can't foot their hospital bills 10. High japa rate + investors japa'ing 11. Lots of brand new poor people 12. And the list is endless. |
BayLord01:There is a deep psychological aspect to how Nigerians perceive locally made products. If something is affordable and accessible to the average Nigerian, we often undervalue it, considering it inferior or of lesser quality. Ironically, the only Nigerian-made products that command respect and desire are often those priced higher than their imported counterparts—take high-tension cables for example. I know of a woman who sells both foreign and Nigerian rice, with the Nigerian variety being more expensive, despite the foreign rice often appearing cleaner and more visually appealing. Her marketing strategy is brilliant: she emphasizes that the Nigerian rice is organic, non-parboiled, and yields more when cooked—1 cup of Naija rice rises to the equivalent of 2 parboiled foreign rice. She compares the taste favorably, highlighting that it lacks the blandness of foreign rice and is free of impurities like sand. Meaning: Naija rice tastes way better. What I'm suggesting is this: for Nigerians to truly value locally made products, they must be priced higher than their foreign equivalents. Anything cheaper risks being labeled as "inferior" and will struggle to gain market traction. The mindset that African or Chinese products are inherently substandard has been carefully orchestrated by Western powers, despite the fact that many European and American products are manufactured in China, with up to 80% of raw materials sourced from Africa and Asia. To change this perception, Nigerian-made products should only see price reductions after 2 decades or more of being positioned as premium. By then, popular celebrities home and abroad would have endorsed them, further enhancing their status. The psychology behind this is clear: people, especially those with less money, aspire to own what the wealthy possess. This same tactic has been masterfully employed by brands like Apple, which has reaped billions of poor people their money by appealing to their desire to appear affluent. This strategy isn't just about marketing—it’s about protecting Nigerian products from the same stigma that plagued Chinese goods for decades. Even now, many still regard Chinese cars as inferior or fragile. We must avoid such negative associations with our local products. Take Dangote's fuel, for instance. If it's priced lower than imported alternatives, people will assume it's of lower quality just as someone from NNPCL has already alleged. You see the game? Instead, it should be priced on par with or higher than foreign fuel. Poor Nigerians detest being perceived as poor (ego battle), and higher prices can actually drive demand while fostering a sense of pride in Nigerian-made goods. For the first two decades, no newly manufactured Nigerian products should be cheap. Pricing it higher prevents the inferiority complex syndrome imposed by Western influence and builds respect for locally produced items. The more expensive a product, the more Nigerians will covet and desire it. Any poor Nigerian who says Innoson's cars are expensive and force the company to reduce it will buy Rolls Royce when he becomes rich and ignores Innoson because he'll see it as too cheap = inferior. This was the same man, when he was poor, that was screaming "it's too expensive." Those who disagree with this simply fail to grasp the underlying psychological warfare we are up against. |
FitCorper:I Googled Seye and Local Man, but wasn't clear on who they are. |
richmond500:Nice list. What do you find fascinating about Rema's story? Making it young, coming from the same state as you, not giving up even when people mocked his style of music, family story or what? Share a little bit. |
5 Nigerians I love to listen to and resonate with 90% of what they say or stand for 1. Dr. Charles Akpoki 2. Dr. Abel Damina 3. Myself - I don't joke with my thoughts (I could spend 3 hours just solving Nigeria's problems in my head and talking notes) 4. Vincent Martins Otse (VDM) 5. Ihiedi — Light of Africa Bonus: Seun Kuti and Isaac Fayosé. What do they have in common? They stand for truth, honesty, exposing manipulations, building a solid foundation, being self-sufficient, productive and restoring Africa, especially Nigeria. Who are the 5 Nigerians you love listening to and what do they have in common? |
WhiteIverson:It's actually my dream, but people in my village will be disappointed while the other village people won't let me rest in the higher realm of life. |
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