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colp2015:
Your comment forced a reaction from me.

I have a blueprint to get Trend Marking System into the hands of 50Million financial markets traders at the rate of $5,000.00.

TMS has reached 90% developmental stage and what remains before the launch are payment gateway and a few business nuances bordering on language translation for the Installation Guide, User's Guide, Web Development, Global Payment Gateway, and tying up some loose ends to insulate TMS from duplication.

I am pushing to achieve my goal within a period of 5 years after which I intend to create a global ATM Card that will rival Mastercard or Visa.

As it is, work has commenced in a remote location in Nigeria with a project codenamed Capital Growth. The project is expected to yield a minimum of 75Billion Naira after which I will move my family to the United States and then float a Charting Company like Tradingview.com and smarttrader.com.

I am not thinking of stocks or paper asset to hit $100B. It is possible with TMS.

Think of TMS as a private minting machine. TMS will be to the public what personal computer is to the public.

There's no way to make it happen in Nigeria. Our government will kill the initiative.

iampeterben:
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Vixlot:
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muchroom:
This is a video of the brand new Lagos-Abeokuta-Ibadan Standard Gauge Rail Line undergoing test-running this month. This will definitely save man hours of travel and road delays as well as accidents.

Source:

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sulaak:
In this report, Babajide Kolade-Otitoju, visits Proforce, a Nigerian auto company that produces armoured vehicles.


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Venica:
I swear this Benin own is too much . they are almost at everywhere now. one mama (46)yrs for my compound never failed to reminded us that with her pussy she can get whatever she wanted . in her own words ...hear her

"with this Benin toto ,i can fork a DPO and get you arrested. you will rot in jail "

"i can never be broke. once i step outside i Will see a man that Will like to fork me n pay 5k so even if u are a banker , u are not better than me."
i just weak . i parked out to first east only to discovered that d building at d end of d street is for olosho biz.
am very ashamed of what has became the lots of many women.
God help us

Nairalandmonika:
I am from ugborodo which you people call escravos, we have beach and seashore just like Lagos. And ugborodo is part of warri, we are under the warri south west local government.
So Saying warri is not located close to the see is not true.
Ugborodo is the real name not escravos, escravos is a Portugal name n it means slave.

Nairalandmonika:
Ok, so why did they build river port in an area surrounded by sea in the first place.
Because I know a deep sea port can actually be built in warri and port Harcourt.

Nairalandmonika:
Ok, so why did they build river port in an area surrounded by sea in the first place.
Because I know a deep sea port can actually be built in warri and port Harcourt.

Hunchogee:
brother why are you wasting your energy educating him. Meanwhile ibaka seaport is no longer in exiting is Ibom you can read this lines below; First we need to understand one thing, there is difference btw ibaka seaport and ibom deep seaport. Ibaka was akpabio means to extort money the approval was audio and it was to be located in oron .. ibom deep seaport was initiated by the present govt since 2015 and is located in okposu in Ibeno L.G.A. ibaka is dead and dusted while ibom deep seaport is on course and its PPP. One thing I like about aks is the run the state as a state city in Nigeria the don't like weitin for federal governments but it's just that you can establish a seaport without government approvals. I hope this help

PrecisionFx:
U just said a plain daft thing.

The same calabar n Warri ports... claim that they cannot berth ships because they need dredging has started receiving vessels since lagos ports have become heavily overstretched

PrecisionFx:
[s]Shut up...Onne is not a river port, warri is not a river port, calabar seaport is not a river port.

Stop making noise unnecessarily.[/s]

PrecisionFx:
U are heavily confused.

[s]Onne port complex was a massive port being used by easterners for decades until 2004 wen OBJ converted a large portion of it to a naval base. Easterners do not buy cars in lagos, we mostly buy cars in Onne seaport in rivers state.[/s] Ports in rivers state still shop out 2 million barrels of crude oil daily back to back so dont sell me that useless story that eastern ports are unviable.

At the end of last year, one of the biggest shipping companies on earth called Maersk announced that any of their cargo coming from some listed parts of asia will now dock in Onne seaport and as we speak their are docking there. They forcefully took this action against the FG cuz they were tired of waiting 25 days in lagos waters before theres space for their ships to dock

How dare u call fully functional ports unviable, who made it unviable after we in the east used it for decades Receive sense oga

Eastern ports were closed up by the federal government of nigeria..





""because of
[s]the shallow rivers they are located on that need expensive constant dredging""

This is hopeless, false n also an indication that u have never been to any of these ports[/s]

Hunchogee:
nice one tho onne is a jetty not seaport is also located in shallow waters. Aks own is deep seaport

PrecisionFx:
Construction of what?

U guys are jokers. The FG has shutdown for than 6 already existing seaports n river ports in eastern Nigeria and u think they are building another one?..

Nairalandmonika:
Warri seaport and port Harcourt seaport has not changed the fortunes of warri n port Harcourt yet

Beremx:
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AhoadaRivers:
Of course just as yorubas can't be president and have also lost kwara forever with your obas kicked out in the butt by the fulanis.

When you wait too long before you marry, you get comfortable in the self-centred bachelor lifestyle. Any wife after that will be seen as an intruder in your home, eating your food and destroying your appliances. It won't last before you vex pack the 'guest' commot.

When you wait too long before you marry, you get comfortable in the self-centred bachelor lifestyle. Any wife after that will be seen as an intruder in your home, eating your food and destroying your appliances. It won't last before you vex pack the 'guest' commot.

FlyoruB:
You sabi dem wella. He's just another confused ipob. Na their way. The other one said Yorubas 'don't travel', just because he is pained our people are not migrating in droves to the same SE he and his brethren are running from. Yorubas are in the North, MiddleBelt, SS, U.K, U.S, S.A, you name it. But we only go to productive places, not the ones that their own people are running from in droves.

Africaman:
Hello @Konquest,
I'll try to answer some of the issues/questions you raised in the bolded portion of your message above. I know it wasn't addressed to me, but I do find it interesting.

I remember reading about some pre-Oduduwa traditions in Ile-Ife, which stated that there were 99 pre-Oduduwa kings who reigned in Ife. This was referred to as the "Ikedu" traditions. I don't remember the publication title or date. When Oduduwa reached Ile-Ife, he was said to have overthrown a man called Oreluere aka Agbonniregun, who was the ruler at the time.

However, Prof Banji Akintoye, the Asiwaju Yoruba also addressed some of these issues in his Yoruba history book published back in 2010. The book's complete title is : "A History of the Yoruba People Hardcover by Stephen Adebanji Akintoye ". In the book, professor Akintoye said that Oduduwa and his followers came from the hills surrounding Ife, that they were not from Egypt/Sudan or elsewhere. He said that Ile-Ife was originally composed of 13 autonomous villages, each with its own ruler. Those villages formed a loose alliance, to which Oreluere was the head of the alliance. He also described some particularly vivid battles in which Oduduwa and his followers defeated the alliance, took power and formed a centralised kingdom. He then had his children/followers/allies carry out similar operations across the Yoruba-Ewe area of West Africa.

I would view the 13 village alliance as something similar to ECOWAS and its 15 member states, albeit on a much smaller scale. When Oduduwa took over, I would view that as almost similar to a military take over, with military administrators being appointed over the states.

Just my view.

ciao

aiikman:
Thank you very much, it baffles me that people call this pipeline explosion ....does pipeline explosion bring down houses with such huge noise that traveled this far?...even the ikeja cantonment explosion was not this loud....this is clearly a bomb

Olu317:
@ Konquest,


Thank you for the compliment. I am really flattered. Although, on the account of a person, known as Boye, who took dna test as you mentioned can either be Yoruba or not who doesn't have no genetic link with, modern day Israelis,doesn't null the fact, that many Yoruba do have migrants status, which is found in families panegyric and Ifaodu corpus.

Besides, I don't see a person or 100+ people's DNA as the basis for genetic link of a diverse ethnic group as Yoruba who are basically bounded by religion of Ifaodu. The Yoruba people,are of both inclusive of the migrants group , who brought the knowledge of Ora to West Africa. Take for instance, the Yorubas in Americas,who have diverse Dna link to all people across the globe. One out of millions of them, is Charnissa Warren; an American woman with 36% dna link to Yoruba bloodline while she has both Neanderthal and Denisovan genetic link.

Therefore,it is pertinent to affirm here that, there are tons of books written about Yoruba ethnic groups, Kemet-Egypt, Ethiopia,Sudan kingdoms as well as Mesopotamia people in the era that thr place was a fertile land for cultivation. So, in Ypryuba culture, migrants comes into such folds, in which the earliest settlers are the aboriginal groups, who in this context became assimilated group with these migrants people because of religion, newer civilization and conquest( Your moniker Konquest )

Therefore, I am familiar with the following set of people in Yoruba's traditional oral history:

1. The migrants group that came with the knowledge of a religion called Ifaodu,that is centered on Ela(Orunmiela) ideology. This group call themselves as people who came from Oru~ Ora .And this group understand the name of God as Ela from Oru nmiela. This name meaning,‘ the light of God, wisdom, power, owner of mankind, destiny decider,one who mankind worship early morning when one wakes up etc,who created earth, mankind to populate the world.

2. The group of migrants that have a knowledge centered on Oba ti Ala, who waged war against the first migrants group because of religious difference as well as well the rightful one to the throne . This second group have knowledge of God known as ,one who reign over as ‘Ala'. Interestingly, meaning, ‘The one who is clothed in holiness, purity or white~ light God'.

3. The aboriginal group that were met or captured or who voluntarily were accepted and assimilated in the fold of the power that be, and these people became votaries, servants, slaves, husband, wives,princes or princesses, farmers, such as Akpoto group, element of Hausa groups,Tapa groups,Ibo element, and from nearly all over present day Nigeria . This is because there are sculpture heads, or other Art work, which support this postulation. For instance, the three whisker sculpture head, founs in Ileife, ’The birth place of Yoruba; This whisker scarification represents a an Hausa pattern of scarification on this face, is a bit close to Northern Yorubas of Yagba groups but it is a bit different because some Hausa do have such whiskers. Another amusing scarification is the type of ichi scarification found amongst the Ibos priests etc that was found at Ileife. Although there are artificial scarification, which are used when rituals are performed during such era,as found on Oonis. This form of scarification is always cleansed off.

From my postulation,based on written books on Yoruba Art work on Visual head,it is Obvious that the two group that waged war against one and other are likened to Islam and Coptic Christianity followers. How ? O ba ti Ala ( Allah) and Orunmi ela ( Ela ) are both central figure in Ifaodu, then one will understand it from this perspective of a struggle of religious dominance because both names identify with light ~ and purity,which sometimes, made the ifaodu more complex. This is the reason, we find people who claim, Ileife, mondina, mecca, Ora,Oru, orun, etc in Yoruba oral account. For instance, there are three account in Yoruba Creation myth, which involved, Obatala,Odudawa,and Orunmiela,And in all of these three, Ela creation myth remained more authentic because, the Ifaodu corpus says in one chapter, that Ela came as spirit being from mysterious inner place of abode to Aye/Aiye/Iye( life) to form man from soil. In ese ifaodu Ogunda, it says, ‘iri tu wiri wiri la fi da ile aiye'.

Furthermore, I posted two or more different headgears that represent crown of around late 100AD/1200 AD, in Yoruba land, which is closely same as the types found in Near East in origin, because apart from Yoruba group,no West Africans did use such at that point in times, even the Egyptians Pharaoh didn't use such such as stated below.Below are descriptive of some crowns worn in Southern Mesopotamia as compared with Yoruba's king

a) A headdress worn by south- ern Mesopotamian rulers in the late third and early second millennia B.C. is a wool cap

b) Later in the second millennium B.C. and early in the first millen- nium B.C. a high, fezlike cap was worn in Mesopotamia by nobles and kings.

c) Under the Achaemenid Persians a new crown with stepped crenellations made its appearance. This form, enriched by many elements such as crescent moons, sun rays, wings, and globes, became the royal crown of Sasanian kings.

Interestingly, this cap worn as wool is Akoro cap.In Kings, Crowns, and Rights of Succession: Obalufon Arts at Ife and Other Yoruba Centers,you will be amazed to see these types of Caps as worn in Near East. Even the medieval swords of Yorubas are of Northern Africa's types cum Mesopotamia.


Note: sorry for the late response.

Cheers.

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DaRuud:
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lalasticlala:
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