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Bergavis:A student that repeated same class for 5 years in the same might have experience with the school's management system, but that doesn't makes him an intelligent student. True or False? |
HawkTuahGirl:Yes their customer base will go down, but it is not because these customers found a cheaper alternative. DStv still leads in the cable tv race at least for the foreseeable future. |
Bergavis:Do you know the meaning of "being lucky" ? a professional gambler will never run such an acca because he is not counting on luck to win, rather an edge. |
No surprises apart from gun and other human related violence there are no much threats to life there. They have a good health care system, and sound health insurance policies over there. Go to Nigeria government owned hospitals and see what people are going through. Aged men and women are sleeping on empty floors in Lobbies. Some are only rushed to the hospitals at point of death, then a single doctor will attend to over 16 patients. Being a poor man living in Nigeria, is one of the fastest way to early death. |
Yours is even good, mine is since May. I have spoken with countless customer care support, now they don't even bother answering my call. I better pass my neighbour Glo is what I'm managing for now. |
HawkTuahGirl:And you think everybody has access to fibreone? DStv is not going anywhere for now, the majority will still hold on to it because it remains the cheapest alternative for now. And they are already aggressively marketing showmax to their users. Only cheap data costs and reliable internet connection can break DSTV monopoly. Even with unlimited data, I still had to subscribe my DStv just to view Many vs Chelsea match no thanks to the useless networks named MTN and Airtel. |
At the end of the day only the gullible ones will pay the costly price. Everybody has winning runs, but only your edge and not prediction will do the magic of you being in profit. |
Bergavis:Yes I can see your numerous abandoned roll over threads where you solicit for people to join your WhatsApp groups, which you will layer bill them codedly. Guy forget your dictionary rap, you are just looking for users that you will bill and milk dry. 1.50 odds is not an issue for you, and for over 3 years of sports betting you are yet, to make the headline of "A nairaland billionaire who made his billions from sports betting" on any national dailies. Go educate yourself on how sports betting works, it has nothing to do with prediction. |
Bergavis:Bro I put it to you that you were just being lucky? Do you think betting houses are running financial empowerment schemes? Or do you think you make more research than they do? You said you wonder why people are not making profits from betting. For me I wonder why you are not yet a billionaire from sports betting since you see it as a business. According to you 1.50 odds shouldn't be much of a challenge to you. why not compound your 1M at 50% monthly thereby turning your 1M to over 128M in just a year? What would your excuse be for not yet being a billionaire from sports betting? Talk they say is cheap. |
Please add viewers discretion. |
Simple, the best time to leave the stage is when the ovation is loudest. No need stressing yourself. |
Anything to console yourself. It will be easier for the head of a camel to pass through the needle, than PO defeating Tinubu. I don't like the Tinubu of a president, but that pa is way ahead PO as far as Nigeria election is concerned. |
He was thinking with his penis instead of brains. |
destinychildolu:Una don start again oh, that's how you people gingered him into this humiliation, and humbling. I believe he has learnt some lessons, and will not be misguided by so many people again. |
The police and the civil servants are the training ground of corruption. If you see how these people swim and dine in corruption you will cry for this country. |
Sapeleboy911:For real, I would have made some nice profits. This is why I'm planning on exploiting these bookies affiliate programmes. |
I was approached by someone recently to be part of something that looks like a sports betting affiliate syndicate fraud. The profits this guy makes from affiliate marketing fraud is huge. This is what he does. He sign's up as an affiliate to bookmakers with commissions ranging from 35 - 50%. He recruits people to sign up with these bookmakers using his affiliate links. He funds their betting accounts, they place bets, and he in turn lay these bets. He loose nothing if the back bets wins, and loose a fraction when they lost which the affiliates commission offsets, and he ends up in profit. So i want to ask how is he able to do it, without the betting sites detecting such type of fraud affiliates? His last month payout was over #3.9M and this month he is already at #600k. Has any of you experienced something like this? @ sapeleboy911 do you have any clue on such Blackhat method? Can this be profitable longterm compared to arbitrage or value betting? |
obonujoker:It can never happen in Nigeria. Religious and tribal sentiments won't allow that to happen. No matter how bad a Nigerian political leader is, he has a good religious or tribal backing zombies at his beck and call who are ready to do anything to support he/she. |
LIVINGICONREBOR:I thank God that I don't know how to play virtual, aviator, or casino. I fear them a lot. |
frugal:If you can afford it, it remains the best at least for the now. I'm guaranteed of at least 18 hours electricity daily, except when there is a grid collapse. |
lilachiever:The prevalent band in my area is band D. Private individuals bought electric poles recline cables spanning kilometres, and transformers, to bring in band A to the area. If you as a resident wants to switch to that band, you pay them, by your recline cables and meter. It's a huge business in my area currently. |
kettykin:She would even been promoted by now, and even gain large supporters. Nigeria we hail thee. |
Is this a movie scene or for real? No panic running, shouting and what have you, you go fear ops. |
Lack of maintenance, high initial set up cost, substandard materials, and long term issue. I know several people that installed solar and were flexing it initially . But none of them used it more than 2 years before running back to either generator or NEPA. |
I spent around 500k switching to BAND A early last year, I average around 50k for electricity bill. A friend called it reckless spending, that solar is the way. He spent around 3m installing solar, loaded batteries on his corridor like CNG tanks on Dangote trailer. He dares not power on his refrigerator, water heater, or hot plate. As it stands his batteries and solar panels are currently for sale. I"m yet to spend 2.5M even after a year+ Nothing beats Band A. |
Suicideboy:That's a wrong assumption, CS degree is only fsucked when the owner of that degree is mentally lazy. CS degree has a lot to offer from AI, to Cyber security, cloud computing and a host of others global niche. Teaching such a low level language on a maker board? how do you debug and watch out for errors, how do you even read and understand the error messages when compiling? Well let's not conclude maybe they were on the theory phase, they might later shift to the practical session later on. |
How do I farm this thing for my personal use? I prefer cooking, drinking with it instead of smoking. The day I ate yam and beans cooked with this leaf, I almost licked my hands and legs, the aroma alone is inviting. |