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Christistruth02:Your understanding of the subject matter is at best shallow. People create demand for all those things quite alright. In the nearest future, AI will make the SUPPLY of them automated. From buildings to packaging and sewing. Not like it has not already started, it will become almost a 100% Take bank tellers as a case in study. |
One thing I know for a fact is the amount of people AI would render jobless in the next decade would lead to a global revolution on the trend. People will become redundant, machines will take over. |
MrBrownJay1:Comprehension problems or what? Lazy youth!!! |
MrDam:It does concern him. Do you people read at all? Twitter is Jack Dorsey's business as well. He's got a $1billion stake in it. |
DollyTexas:Adversity. |
PoliteActivist:You heard from a very unreliable source. Poverty areas like? Tell me where in Nigeria where you wouldn't find poor people or ghettos? I'll tell you for free, those areas your source might be referring to as poverty area will best some places in Lagos and other parts of Nigeria in terms of infrastructure and government presence. Roads? Are you kidding me ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ?The road network in Abuja is second to none. I had a hard time driving around Abuja when I moved in here initially due to its complexity. Expensive? Yes Abuja is expensive on two fronts... Accomodation and school fees for kids. Food is relatively cheap, so is transportation. If you're a night crawler, you might find some assortment of small chops expensive as well. Other than that, Abuja is cheap. Attacks? These incidences are not sequestered. Just like every area where you find dagger carrying, gorra (stick) wielding abokis and other criminal elements, there tend to be some level of insecurity. I return home everyday almost 12-1am yet no one has accosted me or dispossessed me of my belongings. When I moved into Abuja newly, I had a little financial challenge and the city took good care of me. If what I went through during those period had happened in a place like Ogun or some of those "head-hunting" states, (no offense here) I would certainly have lost my head. You should visit Abuja sometimes.... |
Caseless:Yeah, war is bad. But what they seem to hide from you are its benefits. War brings about social reorder, rapid advancement and a chance at greater development. Besides, those guys spend billions in foreign currencies to distabilize Africa. Let them destroy themselves by themselves. War is War and war is raw ![]() |
I will love to watch world war 111 from Africa. |
Sad |
PoliteActivist:Abuja is a nice place. Only expensive in terms of accommodation. What have you heard about Abuja? |
PoliteActivist:Yeah does, Abu ibn ja.... Abuja. |
PoliteActivist:Yeah |
PoliteActivist:That was on a lighter note. |
stuffs2002:HRs and their likes in Nigeria are demi-gods and weild unchecked powers. Allow this one flex his. ![]() |
stuffs2002:Na you write application ooo. Besides they never stated the mode of interview. |
This is not a normal interview but a test for patience and data ![]() |
KingSatan:Stop making a fool of yourself please!!! |
illicit:Lol!!! Seriously don't know his name. I know about the risks involved. I met him when I went to buy something around my area one day. He looked cool and was always hanging out with my boys (the bros bros boys of the hood). He later opened up to me that his folks relocated from Abuja because pops retired and he against advice from family decided to stay back and learn a trade (hair styling) but the guy that initially agreed to accommodate him started giving him attitude and he was always left hanging with the my babe, my brother is coming line. I felt it was a chance to add value to someone so, I took him in. I have told myself that maybe next month, I'd give him a little financial support so he can get a place. Even if it is a one room apartment. All we need a'times is just a little support. There are terribly bad people out there but I just have to do this. The last person I refused help (accommodation) gave in to the pressures of life and is currently roaming the streets semi-mad that I can no longer do much. I tried getting him jobs these days but guy's gone out of his mind that he can't keep the simplest of jobs. I blame myself everyday for it. For me, this is a chance at redemption not withstanding the risks associated. I got helped too why I came to this beautiful capital city so it's only natural I pay it forward. |
No justification for cheating... Kuku marry 2nd, 3rd, 4th..... Wife. Men should learn to be faithful and women patient. Atimes na the humiliation and broke shaming when men don suffer dey make dem want to "pepper" ladies when they make small bread. Thank you. |
Hope his got everything in his mother's name😁😁😁 Eve can be funny atimes you know? On a serious note, Nigerians are large hearted people. I got a guy staying with me right now. Met him on the streets, don't even know his name, family or work place (though I know he's an apprentice hair stylist) and we're cool. |
mrsage:If you read in-between the lines, you'd understand my point. I never said he's being witch hunted. |
Such a wrong time for an Igbo man to f up in Lagos. E go hear am. Lock the oppressor and sexual predator up for a very loooong time... |
emmaodet:Just imagine being treated like thrash with nowhere to run to and really call yours. African Americans do envy black migrants to a level of almost or atimes, actual hatred. They hate the fact that they're "boxed in" and have nowhere to run. Africans around the world would travel back "home" to any African country and settle if only we can just make this land great again. |
ajalawole:You're NCAN certified aren't you? Check for people from your tribal stock and ask them for help. Oniyeye🙄 |
You married a year after you lost your wife you claim to love and pin your decision on your daughter's happiness yet you could not check if the woman likes your daughter or not? Questions 1. How long did you date this woman given that you married her a year after you lost your wife? 2. Were you cheating on your wife with this said woman? 3. Did she show any love towards this daughter of yours when she dating you? 4. Are you sure your daughter's happiness or comfort was factored into marrying this lady or you just wanted a continuous supply of Eve's poison? 5. If push comes to shove, who will you choose? Wife or daughter? |
Don't Bleep someone's wife. It can ruin you. No be Myth, na 🐟 |
I guess "...through the Commonwealth" means through slavery. |
Haveyoueatentod:They crave to but Africa is not an option right now. If they (Africans in diaspora) had a place to call home, their European and American "hosts" would treat them better. |
See how disinterested Ooni is with the guy and the mommas and how he seem eager to explain the concept of Omoluabism to that sweet 16? ![]() On a more serious note, born Africans with roots and heritage don't know what they are. If not for bad leadership across BLACK Africa, all these African Europeans/Americans for dey troop home on a daily. Africans heal your land. |
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Never fall too deep into that thing called love. |

