i believe he can do it. But it will be tough next year

obembet:
There is questions I want to ask our religion brothers and sisters here..

Please can someone educate me why God allow all this suffering? Watching innocent children suffering, watching wicked man Killing the unharmed people, watch wicked one living longer in wealthy life?

Geni Sani abachi is one the most wicked man we have in this country, after his death, his 4th generation can never be so poor like adenuga or adeleke, look at the wicked people In North sponsor boko Haram and bandits, they are enjoying life, according to the history, Gumi father enjoying life more than anyone in North. Look at Buhari, Putin, Africa slavery... etc. Why God is watching all this people without any action on them. This people nare living longer and leave inheritance for the generations to come

Don't you think wicked are enjoying life then good people?

Please correct me with fact if am wrong.

God does not interfere with the CHoice of Man. Man has total dominion on Earth and can decide whatever he wants. That is why we are encouraged to teach people the True Word of God to help them Change from the Inside because without that, there will be no control as to what Man can do to another man. The Holy Spirit is the control for Man on Earth, without it, everywhere will be in Chaos.

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New meme for 2022. Thanks Dbanj

i thought its against the law in France to take a picture of Eiffel tower

You said that its worth $400, but the site says:

1 PLAND = 0.015 USD

And they are giving you 500 PLAND to claim in the airdrop..except the PLAND will increase in value after this presale sha

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Beylin’s meme, which she named “Love in The Time of Web3,” depicts a cartoon couple admiring the prices of bitcoin and ether, which are $69,000 and $4,200, respectively, in the meme.

“Love in The Time of Web3” got a lot of attention following Musk’s tweet. That night, Beylin listed it as an NFT, or nonfungible token, on marketplace Zora, and two days later, it sold for five wrapped ether, which is about $19,800 at current pricing, to an anonymous buyer.

“It is surreal,” Beylin says.

Though it was Beylin’s idea to create the meme, she did not design the image of the cartoon couple or edit the prices of bitcoin and ether.

Beylin was inspired to create the meme after seeing a post by another Twitter user who edited the cryptocurrency prices and tweeted it as a joke.

To compensate the user, who is known as @shegenerates, Beylin gave her 20% of the proceeds from the NFT sale. Shegenerates was fine with Beylin using her edit, she tells CNBC Make It.

“Personally, I have [Musk] blocked on Twitter, so I only saw it after Eva [Beylin] posted about him sharing it. I wish I got all those likes myself because I can only imagine how much serotonin my brain would make with all that attention, but memes are permissionless, so it’s just cool to see things I shared around,” Shegenerates says.

Beylin doesn’t know the creator of the image depicting the cartoon couple. And because of the legal gray area that NFTs exist in, it’s not clear whether the use of this image infringes on any potential copyright laws.

With her cut of the sale, Beylin plans to reinvest in other artists by buying their NFTs.

“As a hobby artist, I’d never be able to reinvest in art or have my art paid for [without NFTs]. So, my thing has always been reinvesting back into NFTs,” she says.

The buyer of “Love in The Time of Web3” has already relisted the meme for 69.42 wrapped ether, or about $275,000. Though it’s less than the buyer’s asking price, a bidder already offered 6.94 wrapped ether, or about $27,500, for the meme.

If it resells, Beylin will earn a 15% royalty, she says.

Source: [URL] https://www.cnbc.com/2021/10/22/elon-musk-reposted-28-year-olds-meme-it-sold-as-an-nft-for-20000-dollars.html [/url]

i believe they want you to be patient...but not in this country

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According to international Sports journalist, Fabrizio Romano [url]https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor[/url] on his twitter feed, Tammy Abraham will fly to Rome on Sunday 15th August 2021 to undergo medical tests, sign the contract and complete his move to AS Roma. Deal to be announced in the next few days. � #ASRoma #CFC Personal terms agreed. €40m to Chelsea and NO Arsenal for Tammy.

https://football-italia.net/abraham-to-roma-a-done-deal/

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TVIO Solutions, a fintech company, has filed a N100 million lawsuit against Sterling Bank over alleged intellectual theft.

In a statement, the company said it filed a case against Sterling Bank at the federal high court in Lagos for allegedly implementing an idea without recourse to the progenitor (TVIO Solutions).

TVIO Solutions said it developed a pay by instalment platform where customers can purchase goods and pay later in four instalments at different online and in-store accredited agents at 0% interest.

It said the idea was discussed with Sterling Bank in September 2019 and the bank, having bought into the idea, requested and sought for a proposal to acquire more information about the project.

TVIO Solutions said it sent in a proposal as requested, soliciting for equity or debt from the bank as potential partners in the project.

After receiving the proposal, Sterling Bank was said to have declined to respond to emails, calls and SMS from TVIO Solutions seeking updates on the deal.

In December 2020, Sterling Bank was alleged to have launched a carbon copy of the same initiative and idea proposed to them earlier by TVIO Solutions.

Sources associated with TVIO Solutions said they have evidence of every conversation and meetings held with Sterling Bank in regards to ‘Paywithspecta’ (code name for the project).

In an email response to TheCable’s enquiry, Sterling Bank said: “We are aware of the suit and it is currently pending adjudication at the Lagos High Court.”

“As a law-abiding institution, we believe the responsible course of action is to withhold from further commentary on a matter that is sub-judice and await the Court’s decision.”

https://www.thecable.ng/tvio-solutions-files-n100m-suit-against-sterling-bank

INEC has to do everything possible to improve on the shortcomings of the 2019 elections and give Nigerians hope for tomorrow. For our esteemed readers, I have a brief explanation of what it may take to make Nigeria's 2023 election, a good one that will make every process unique and more transparent...
Read here

https://medium.com/@loyhub1/nigeria-inec-election-2023-a-software-developers-perspective-9ecbb29c6ca4

the result will be given this week to firstbank. email frm FB shd be next week

sometimes I wonder if it is browser selective because i know I have tried to login after registering since Sunday and it won't even display. Nigeria eh.. #400,000peoplemynyash