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Let's make Africa hate us even more by breaking the record below - it's doable ![]() https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfWZFSwCwI8 Erect a record breaking monument like one of these in any of your states and attract the world's attention with all that may go with it in terms of investment and posturing rights ![]() and please let's not do as one of our sneaky neighbouring countries people would do, which is erect a 6ft statue holding an 825ft tall spindly spear ![]() |
Hope the new president sees beyond the ethnic and socioeconomic smokescreens used as reasons for all this to misguide Nigerians and understand that Nigeria was and still is under externally orchestrated systematic strategic attack. Godwin Emefiele's attempt at making Nigeria a cashless society shouldn't be abandoned. Authorities in Nigeria need to regulate the hell out of the people inhabiting Nigeria in order to stand a chance of saving the country. |
I find it difficult to believe Nigerians are predominately the ones abusing this guy for trying to set a new world record, I suspect it is people with other national interests abusing him informed by resentment after Nigerians, including me, attacked that Liberian and other Africans for so quickly trying to challenge Hilda's cooking record. Africa isn't good for Nigeria, Africa is like a barrel of crabs. |
Some of these responses should inform the wise why I've always argued that Africa will hold Nigeria back if Nigeria joins with all these "One Africa" goals leaders in Africa are working towards. |
Before you expose your ignorant selves by abusing this coder and Nigerians, below are some oyibo people world records: Most Snails On a Face Most Eggs Crushed with the Head Most People Brushing Their Teeth Simultaneously Largest Collection of sick Bags Longest Ear Hair |
SmartyPants:Jealousy dey kill that one. |
kestolove95:Transport buisness perhaps ( hire to Uber driver wannabes for instance). |
I thought I'd put my speculations on Interactive Bots to ChatGPT. The following is response: Litmus: Could AI enable the creation of interactive Bots? ChatGPT: Yes, AI can enable the creation of interactive bots. Interactive bots, often referred to as chatbots or conversational agents, use artificial intelligence techniques to engage in interactive conversations with users. These bots can be built using various AI technologies such as natural language processing (NLP), machine learning, and deep learning. NLP helps the bots understand and interpret human language, allowing them to comprehend user inputs and generate appropriate responses. Machine learning and deep learning techniques enable the bots to learn from data and improve their performance over time. They can be trained on large datasets of conversations to understand different language patterns and user intents. By combining these AI techniques, developers can create interactive bots that can understand and respond to user queries, provide information, perform tasks, and even simulate human-like conversations. These bots can be integrated into various platforms and applications, including websites, messaging apps, voice assistants, and customer support systems. With ongoing advancements in AI technology, interactive bots are becoming more sophisticated and capable of handling complex interactions. They can provide personalized experiences, offer recommendations, assist with problem-solving, and even simulate personalities to engage users in a more human-like manner. Overall, AI plays a crucial role in enabling the creation of interactive bots by powering their conversational abilities and enhancing user interactions. Endl............ |
Hope the Nigeria state and civil society keep abreast of AI developments with special emphasis on Social Media. Nigeria has many enemies. Next area of concern and of potential devestating consiquencies to the State will be Interactive Bots. Interactive Bots will be little packets of code functions programmed with the relevant agenda. They will dialogue with posters on social media forums as though they are actual humans. Current Bots are merely duplicators of static messages. |
Ha, so I was right when stated mercy Johnson was likely a Ghanaian. She looked Ghanaian to me and I mentioned it on the thread where blind posters were claiming she was more beautiful than Tiwa Savage. ![]() |
I'm beginning to wonder if when some on Niaraland draw on the sentiment of "the poor" whether they mean Nigeria's poor or if they mean the people of other West Africa nations that are relying on the Nigeria market. Withdrawing fuel subsidy is an example, how much of the crying online about Nigeria withdrawing fuel subsidy is actually from those that represent the interests of other West Africa nation's people and not Nigeria's poor? I've learned that much of the second hand clothes that enter Nigeria comes from Ivory Coast. Nigeria sanctioning second hand clothes will impact that trade in Ivory coast. In short there may be an element on Niaraland that shout about the poor who may actually not give a Bleep about Nigeria's poor but are fighting for the interest of other West Africa nations people. |
simplesearch:How many roads do you believe is the qualifying numbers of roads needed ? Do you have evidence that the routes selected for these E-Buses are no good? |
ZombiePUNISHER:You really admire the anarchy and backward Africaness of the 70's and 80s now unfolding in Senegal |
MT:And most, majority young people, live a healthier and happier lives in Nigeria than abroad. As you age, abroad's more developed health care leads to a better outcome. Majority of these complainers are party politics motivated. Unfortunately thire online footprint is powerful and it is proving psychologically devastating to the spirit of Nigeria's National character, turning the people into unimaginative, weaklings and sapping them of get up and go. |
A few years ago while baby sitting my very clever 5 yo niece a Scooby doo cartoon came on. The episode was set in Africa, Kenya probably. In any case my niece rightly picked up on the condescending tone the episode adopted in regard to Africa and to my astonishment she shouted at the television, " I'd like to see you go to China! Over there you'll have true cause to be shouting Scooby doo where are yooo!" Imagin, a five year old! ![]() |
Sircarma99:It's a psychology thing. I suspect Ghana is always desperate to beat Nigeria informed by hate and the conceit that they and Nigeria have a rivalry. On Nigeria's part, however, all this is a bit of an embracement. Unlike me, majority of Nigerians don't hate Ghanaians, Nigerians don't look at Ghana as rivals. Nigerians don't even look at South Africa as rivals, Nigerians more look to compete and beat teams, places and things from Abroad. Nigeria sort of views African football as an obstacle to where they want to be, which is challenging teams of abroad. When Nigeria play Ghana in football, I believe Nigeria plays with less effort than they might play against other Africa teams because psychologically playing Ghana with the same determination Ghana plays Nigeria would be to Nigerians as if validating the ludicrous notion that they are in rivalry with Ghana. |
The chauffer who drives the governor into one of these potholes, stops, jumps out of the car and runs off with the keys will do more good for Anambra and Nigeria than ten sit-at-home protests.
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GODPUNISHALABI:Argentine players were on average physically bigger and older looking than the Nigerians but such is the nature of brainwashing had Nigerian babies in nappies, fresh from the maternity ward, been laid out on the football field they'd still be looked on as older. |
This is going to sound harsh but knowing my people, these drivers probably make enough to pay thire instalments and also live off what is left but not comfortabley.In other words, they probably aren't willing to make the long term sacrifice or and they hope to negotiate the parameters within which they live the sacrifice by exaggerating thire working circumstances. You can't comfortably blame them, if this is the case, but they need to be weary of over-egging the pudding. We don't want such companies like Uber leaving Nigeria after statements such as, "Nigeria is not ready for Uber", with the implication that Nigeria is too primitive a place for modern type investments. Warning: any rubbishness in the submission above is due to my not having read the preliminary article. |
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