Politics › Re: E-Transmission Of Results: Senate’s Decision Is Self Serving - Afenifere by Image123(m): 5:21pm On Feb 07 |
Do these folks really think that real time transmission of results stops the Jagaban from winning? |
Sports › Re: 'You’re Not Ambitious’ – Gaye Slams Ademola Lookman For Joining Atletico Madrid by Image123(m): 2:42pm On Feb 07 |
Who is Gaye and what has he achieved in life? |
Politics › Re: Insecurity - Tinubu Asked Jonathan To Resign (Throwback) by Image123(m): 2:39pm On Feb 07 |
Did he resign? |
Politics › Re: US Lawmaker Criticises Fg’s $9m Lobbying Deal, Officials Have Culture Of Denial by Image123(m): 1:07pm On Feb 07 |
No vex bros. Na Peter Him Tu Lie them they try cope with. |
Politics › Re: Inside Details Of Nigeria’s Military Partnership With The US by Image123(m): 1:04pm On Feb 07 |
The same people who cried and prayed for Trump intervention will wail bitterly over the coming. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Image123(m): 12:48pm On Feb 07 |
princeade86: see, suit urself and safe urself from stress u giving urself. better. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Image123(m): 11:19am On Feb 07 |
TimiofAbuja: Neither do villagers know about the decisions their representative made. The few internet warriors that know whose were supposed to be heard went silent And whatever this means justifies disenfranchising millions of villagers? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Image123(m): 11:17am On Feb 07 |
princeade86: then tell that to ur government because they know the game they playing. Thank u. ✌️ So getting internet into every village is a game to you? i really miss credible and sensible opposition alternatives. It's same way the current minister of communications was making all sort of noise when he was opposing the government. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Image123(m): 10:58am On Feb 07 |
princeade86: Stop all this excuses of no Internet in all villages. Inec can get gadgets that can bring Internet in anywhere their staff conducting elections. So with this ur mindset, we will continue like this. i really am not aware of skits in sambissa. But whatever the case, sambisa is not remote in the sense. Terrorists with highly sophisticated technology and machines have been there for over a decade. They have an headquarter of terrorism and sponsorship there, with access to satellite. Should they have all these? No. Do they? Apparently, yes by many submissions including yours. Many villages in Nigeria don't have these. BTW, do you even know what starlinks is to call it even? Do you realise there are costs and setups for that? Do you understand the cybersecurity challenges and threats involved? copied from my reply to another. It's not a mindset by a fact and current reality. Do you even know the budget for INEC? INEC will get gadgets using which money? INEC that can't even employ staff, that need corp members to help them. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Image123(m): 10:54am On Feb 07 |
Atheistan: My dear if terror groups in sambisa can be making skits, when the area is meant to be a supposedly remote and hidden terrains then i dont think we have an internet problem in Nigeria.
Sir, i think you are a bit out of touch with reality. There is no "remote" region in Nigeria without at least a network that works. Even starlink is there, starlink is in space covering all.
By the way, sambisa is said to be the most remote forest in Nigeria yet terror groups are running tiktok skits with which network?
Baba that remote area thing excuse stopped working 10years ago... i really am not aware of skits in sambissa. But whatever the case, sambisa is not remote in the sense. Terrorists with highly sophisticated technology and machines have been there for over a decade. They have an headquarter of terrorism and sponsorship there that rivals and sometimes overpowers our national military firepower, with access to satellite. Should they have all these? No. Do they? Apparently, yes by many submissions including yours. Many villages in Nigeria don't have these. BTW, do you even know what starlinks is to call it even? Do you realise there are costs and setups for that? Do you understand the cybersecurity challenges and threats involved? |
Politics › Re: How Woro Inhabitants Were Massacred By Fanatic Islamic Jihadists by Image123(m): 9:53am On Feb 07 |
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Celebrities › Re: Seun Kuti And VeryDarkMan Sacrifice Rams At Fela's Grave (Video) by Image123(m): 9:25am On Feb 07 |
Like i used to say, humans are made with a desire to worship, they choose whether to worship God or gods. |
Politics › Re: Obidients Protest At The National Assembly (Videos) by Image123(m): 9:22am On Feb 07 |
Lolz, a carnival. These folks need joy |
Sports › Re: President Tinubu Approves Sports Funding Reform by Image123(m): 6:48am On Feb 07 |
bewisemasses: Does this look like reformation. This is just pumping money from the center into bureaucratic baskets. Only drops of the funding will get to who it was intended for. A huge ball of joke I have therefore approved and directed the relevant ministries of Finance, Budget and Economic Planning and the Budget Office of the Federation for the resetting of sports funding to ensure that henceforth as from the 2026 fiscal year adequate provisions for sporting Infrastructure development, maintenance, sporting activities, programs, events and participation in international competitions are made annually in the national budget, and that all Funds so appropriated are released immediately once the budget is passed and assented to. Nigerian athletes deserve certainty, not excuses. In addition, allocations for sporting activities currently spread across MDAs will be reviewed, restructured and streamlined, with the savings transferred into a unified funding framework under the National Sports Commission to strengthen domestic programs and international sports participation. Kindly give a superior alternative or solution. |
Sports › Re: President Tinubu Approves Sports Funding Reform by Image123(m): 6:46am On Feb 07 |
Anything money, i trust Jagaban for that one, na money making machine. Na God do am for am. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Image123(m): 6:42am On Feb 07 |
TimiofAbuja: Nigerians are not actually ready true..... WizKid said he's greater than Fela....more than 2 weeks internet was buzzing, senate rejected real time transmission of election results....... everywhere was quiet as if nothing was said.....we are not ready Can you explain the readiness? Is there internet in every village, or their votes should not count because there's some mandatory internet need? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Image123(m): 6:41am On Feb 07 |
Nextjs: But we are ready to tax the hell out of Nigerians
We are ready to implement 20% tax on income. Ready for VAT of 7% on all consumables. Ready to categorised Nigerians into band A to C and increase the price of electricity.
We are ready to demolished makoko without any plan for resettlement of the displaced. i understand that you don't pay tax, that's why you can ignorantly say this publicly. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Image123(m): 6:40am On Feb 07 |
This is the obvious and rational thing. |
Politics › Re: How Woro Inhabitants Were Massacred By Fanatic Islamic Jihadists by Image123(m): 5:40am On Feb 07 |
chiagozien: This is not a problem, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and ipob are the problem because they tried to Stop the terrorists from entering south East.
He warned about the evil agenda of taking over Nigeria in pretense of herdmen and RUGA.
I remember how Nigerians agreed to give the killers lands across Nigeria as a way to stop their killing, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and ipob fought against it because they know their plans.
That's why buhari hated Kanu so much,he exposed terrorists plan in Nigeria,and unwise people especially from South joined him in hating Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. You are practicing selective amnesia as usual. Lamidi is not blamed or arrested or in prison for speaking against insecurity. Everyone has spoken against insecurity. He's in jail for treason. He's a problem for mobilizing hate, secession, tribal bigotry, killing his fellow humans, cannibalism, rendering a whole tribe dumb, spineless and at his mercies, among other things. These are the issues. |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Reacts To Senate’s Rejection Of E-Transmission Of Results by Image123(m): 2:52pm On Feb 06 |
kentycom: Lies..
Why don't you hack Bank of America Software? See with Cryptograph, blockchain and Web 3 who is that person that can hack it, why is that people can't hack crypto currencies, please you guys should go and sit down.
If it was that easy everyone will be hacking banks, hacking telecommunication companies, hack Google, hack Facebook, hack everyone. But is that even possible, if at all this is not AI, but Elon Musk listen to me, I can develop a software with blockchain and crytopgraph, no matter how good you are, you can't hack it.
What you should be telling me is that voting is not meant for tech savvy people only, the rural areas must be considered. The question should be what can we do to ensure that these people are not left behind that is what we should be talking about, not this bullshit of paper. Haba. According to you, Elon is lying. Only you knows the truth. Yet, here's their president accusing the former president's party of the same thing. Dey play oh. https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/116021857490657707 |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Reacts To Senate’s Rejection Of E-Transmission Of Results by Image123(m): 11:50am On Feb 06 |
kentycom: Lies..
Why don't you hack Bank of America Software? See with Cryptograph, blockchain and Web 3 who is that person that can hack it, why is that people can't hack crypto currencies, please you guys should go and sit down.
If it was that easy everyone will be hacking banks, hacking telecommunication companies, hack Google, hack Facebook, hack everyone. But is that even possible, if at all this is not AI, but Elon Musk listen to me, I can develop a software with blockchain and crytopgraph, no matter how good you are, you can't hack it. You probably know little about cybersecurity or you're being emotional not logical. Can you spend what those companies spend on cyber defense? Do you understand that it takes just one laptop or phone connected to the server by some corp member to bring down the whole system in many ways? Your so called blockchain authentication, do you do them in full glare of the public like you expect election results to be done? What you should be telling me is that voting is not meant for tech savvy people only, the rural areas must be considered. The question should be what can we do to ensure that these people are not left behind that is what we should be talking about, not this bullshit of paper. Haba. This was the first thing that i mentioned.  You want to disenfranchise millions of voters and votes because there's no network and you want a law that mandates network. It's like mandating pipe borne water all over Nigeria before having elections, or like i said earlier, mandating the blind to see. |
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Agba-ndele–abua Bridge Constructed By Governor Sim Fubara by Image123(m): 11:35am On Feb 06 |
A 240m-long, 9.6m-wide concrete bridge. Ahhhh, God must punish people against 700km Lagos Calabar. My job is to forgive them, never vote for or associate with such fails, and send them to my Papa God for justice. |
Islam › Re: Ramadan Is Almost Here. Are We Ready? by Image123(m): 11:33am On Feb 06 |
We are ready, we are set. Are you? |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Deploys Troops To Kwara Communities After Deadly Terrorist Attack by Image123(m): 11:32am On Feb 06 |
JuanDeDios: I will quote any post I darn well have something to say about - irrespective of who posted it. Sometimes you've quoted a post before even seeing who posted it. Some of you take yourselves too seriously. i don't have a problem with you quoting me. i clearly said you MAY.... SMH. |
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Politics › Re: ₦2.4 Billion Fraud: EX-MD, NEXIM Bank, Robert Orya, Jailed 490 Years by Image123(m): 8:16am On Feb 06 |
Kingray10: He will serve only 10yrs Don't use the headline to fool people. Someone that'll likely come out in 5 years time and be talking on Channels and Arise TV on how to make Nigeria work. |
Politics › Re: We Worked With Nigeria Government on Christmas Day Strikes On ISIS – Trump by Image123(m): 8:10am On Feb 06 |
Opposition say nooooo. Agenda has no father. |
Politics › Re: Lagos To Enforce Mandatory Waste Sorting At Source, Unlocks Economic Value by Image123(m): 8:00am On Feb 06 |
Enforcement is not the best. Provide and educate. Enforcement has not worked so far. |
Politics › Re: This Is The Worst Opposition In The History Of This Country - Morris Monye by Image123(m): 7:57am On Feb 06 |
But when we say it, they call us names. Opposition is not treason or attempts to tear down the country at every opportunity. It's a constructive alternative. |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Reacts To Senate’s Rejection Of E-Transmission Of Results by Image123(m): 6:07am On Feb 06 |
mrvitalis: The fact opposition thought this Tinubu and national Assembly would allow compulsory transmission of results from polling unit... Without being forced shows they don't really know Tinubu
Rigging is done at the LGA collection center( that's where 70% happen) ward collection (20%) Once u allow polling unit transmission rigging drops by 90%
Opposition must call for national protests shut down national Assembly till the right bill is passed Are you ever reasonable or logical? You know more than Elon Musk i guess. https://x.com/i/status/1810581873703194727 |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Reacts To Senate’s Rejection Of E-Transmission Of Results by Image123(m): 6:00am On Feb 06 |
It is now confirmed that this guy needs urgent help. How can senate make compulsory e-transmission when there's no 100% access to internet all over the country. You want to disenfranchise 50% of voters because there's no internet? It's like making a law mandating the blind to see. |
Autos › Re: INNOSON: New 20,000 Vehicle Per Year CNG Factory ''Among World's Largest'' by Image123(m): 5:53am On Feb 06 |
edlion57: I just pray that Nigeria will not happen to this man's business 100% of what Innoson is, is because of Nigeria. 100%. Same goes for Coscharis. We can spiritualise for every human by saying God. |