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patrickmuf:
Abeg shift...

na here we dey na

patrickmuf:
City like us have a lot of versatile players. At some point I was struggling to list their 2nd 11...They don't have that much players in terms of numbers but they have players who can play in many positions and Pep trust them... We also have such players that's what I intended to point out when ai listed the respective players per team who can play in any position but it's left for the coaching staff to figure out how to use our large pool of talented players...

united have players,, a coach but have no team...united can't finish top2 D's season... u can take D's to d bank

A001:
https://www.nairaland.com/6711813/nigerias-secret-programme-lure-top

This article is quite well-researched. The Buhari's Sulhu program, where "repentant" Boko Haram members are granted clemency (not amnesty as the government claims), get as e be.

The whole thing looks ominous.

Boko Haram maimed thousands of lives in the North and wrecked the lives of millions in the region, especially women and girls.

Perusing the article, one gets a glimpse of the horrid campaigns, which Muhammad and the caliphs that ruled the Islamic world after his demise, undertook against the indigenous people in Asia and Africa.

Today, the Arab World consists of 22 countries, including Saudi Arabia, Iran, Quwait, Oman, Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia, and others.

Yet, the Arab World started from Saudi Arabia, and one man orchestrated the whole thing: Muhammad.

Just look at what Boko Haram and ISWAP are doing today and multiply the atrocities by 100. That would give you a picture of how Muhammad and his followers could establish the Arab World, with over 400 million Muslims today.

Yet, the Muslims (strong believers among them) are targeting the whole world, to be ruled with iron fist — Sharia.

Today, most people won't know that Iran, Turkey, Algeria, and indeed most of the 22 countries in the Arab League were not originally Arabs and Muslims.

Most won't know that the indigenous people of Northern Africans were mainly Berbers, not Arabs as we have it today.

All these people became "arabized" and islamized mainly through wars, invasion, coercion, and intimidation by Muhammad and the series of caliphs that followed him.

I hope Nigeria won't become an Arab country or join the Arab League in the future.

People seriously need to consider these things when electing leaders in 2023. I hope the Fulani oligarchy won't spell doom for Nigeria in the near future.

With the Taliban's recent victory in Afghanistan, calls for restructuring need to be taken more seriously.

to me I think D's tin they doing to b haram is d same tin done in d western world,, where they can use a highly skilled and trained criminal to hunt oda criminals...u see dem recruiting a bank fraudster and using him to block oda fraudsters...it could be a scheme to stem d tide of d growth of b haram...d ones granted clemency know d secrets of d game and can be used to hunt down oda upcoming b haram fighters...daz wat I'm thinking tho

lordally:
This is something you need to make research on and choose the one that best alligns with your interest. Let me touch a few Path. Do you wanna be any of these?

UiUX DESIGNER
FRONT END DEVELOPER
BACK END DEVELOPER
FULL STACK DEVELOPER
DEVOPS

AND SOME OTHERS

Make research on any of the above and know what it entails and also the programming languages involved then you would have more direct questions to ask. I wish you all the best

Bossman:
You can start with any structured programming language, such as Java. The key thing is to learn the concepts and master it, regardless of the programming language you use.

Thanks for the info...I appreciate

Karlovych:
In seven months under Biden, Americans are already feeling the heat. They never plan for anything, let's blame it on climate change

we warned dem not to vote for biden,,but they refused... let dem keep defending biden in their ignorance

tensazangetsu20:
Tech twitter has been on fire this past few days. First was the new startup law being passed that will see the government taking one percent of startup revenue especially fintechs and the second was the closure of accounts belonging to fintech companies like risevest, investbamboo, and trove. This is just 2 months after the crypto ban.

I predicted this will happen a few months back but some people as usual called me a pessimist. Now, this has happened. They came for gokada first citing stupid reasons yet okadas are still in Lagos driving anyhow. They blocked remittances and made it very difficult to receive money. If you work remotely in Nigeria for a foreign company, you can attest to how difficult it is to receive money. I know people who have lost their jobs just because the companies they work for could not figure out how they could pay them in Nigeria then add the epileptic electricity supply and the bad internet.

If you are a programmer, trust me you are amongst the elite. Walai every day I regret not discovering the tech industry earlier. There's a fucking huge demand for programmers outside the shores of Africa. Latin America, Europe, and Asia. A lot of people think japa and will be thinking USA and Canada. Getting a work visa to these countries as a Nigerian living in Nigeria is almost impossible. It has happened for some people but its not the norm and you should not place your hope on it. The USA has a cap on the amount of work visas that go out every year and those visas most times go to OPT candidates (people who have schooled in the US). Canada doesnt have a cap but they prefer permanent residents or citizens to processing a work visa from scratch for an outsider. Australia same thing.

There are other countries that exist that do not have a cap on work visas and are desperately looking for programmers. These countries can be used as a stepping stone to your final dream destination instead of wasting your life in Nigeria looking for a US or Canadian visa. Countries like portugal, spain, brazil, mexico, vietnam, japan, south korea. The list is endless. These are countries desperately looking for programmers and their work visas arent difficult to get. Their governments are even encouraging tech migration to prepare for the next industrial revolution. As a Nigerian you have a serious advantage getting there. You speak English. English is the unofficial defacto language of the IT industry. If you go on linkedin and search tech jobs in this countries, you would find out that one of the requirements for most of these jobs is professional english proficiency. Their citizens dont have it and a few who have it are headhunted to countries like the US and Canada leaving a huge gap for skilled third worlders like Nigerians to take advantage of. A japanese programmer who speaks english really well can get into the USA easily. Japan has a visa waiver program with the USA and is one of the few countries that shares a working holiday visa with the US. Brazil has one with germany. Uruguay has with sweden. These are countries you should target because their own people are leaving presenting a very huge gap. Once you can get into these countries, leaving to your dream destination isnt too difficult and even if you dont want to leave, these countries have a lot of opportunities for you to build your own tech business. Their governments are very progressive. Their people arent poor or getting poorer and are very open to using technology. Theres another way of getting to the US via L1 company transfer but how many american tech companies exist in Nigeria and whats the size of the engineering team? These countries have as much 2000 to 3000 size engineering teams. You can move there, switch jobs to an american company and request for an L1 company transfer. The possibilities are limitless.

I myself started testing this theory out and I have gotten ten interviews from companies in Ukraine, Poland, Belarus, Vietnam, and Chile. I am in the mid way of 3 and I really hope one goes through as I want to leave the zoo fast.

You might say stay in Nigeria and start a tech business. Well with what the government is doing to startups and the purchasing power of Nigerians reducing everyday, I dont know how that would be viable. NIgeria is so bad to the point that to eat food is a problem. Growing up, Nigeria was never at a level where food will be a problem. Festival periods and we would have food from all our neighbours even the poorest. Now thas not done and the worst is yet to come.

You can say stay in Nigeria and continue remote. Trust me remote work is sweet in your 20s but a sponsorship job is better as you would be provided insurance for, pension plans and all of that which remote work wont give you and remote jobs arent stable especially with small companies. You can lose them anytime and you need to start looking again. Its not bad in your 20s but will you be doing this at 40 and above. Will you be applying to remote jobs at 50 when your mates who migrated are CTOs for fortune 500 companies earning millions of dollars every year while you are looking for scraps in remote.

Make haste o.

I am a novice to programming... wat programming language will u advice I start with?

olabode89:
I hope he's abandoned his Tims... he better not flop else we go burn this thread

hope u guys are ready for ur L on Sunday?

;P

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jq4I0YrBTyE
Big ROM is ready for asnal

joyairemiya:
Temidayo Akinsuyi, Lagos


https://independent.ng/tinubus-loyalists-kick-as-apc-chiefs-want-christian-candidate/

APC will change name to APA...2023 Elections will be very Daisy... PDP will look to having d upper hand...see d prophecy below to get more insight


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zESBOu0ECPo

Oasis007:
Any Excuse for OGS?!

yes oo...he's a PHE tisha

A001:
I'm an ex-Muslim and my dad was an imam.

oh...really

A001:
I'm not a Muslim.

I know u said so...but ur knowledge of it makes u more Muslim than a novice

Amoto94:
Hate induced ignorance is what this comment of yours implies. If you call Tjay a Muslim that means you haven't been paying attention and need not to be taken seriously.

I call him a Muslim bkos he has more info abt dem dat I don't have...he may not be practicing it but has a background knowledge which i don't have

Amoto94:
You will just sit in your village and be capping, even in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Yorubas are teaching people Islam and studying as well. I have an acquaintance who is presently in KSA and he's Yoruba from Ondo State, there are Imams who are Yorubas leading people in Sokoto, the "Seat of the Caliphate".

...but ur fellow Muslim AOO1 is not in support

OJURONGBE1:
I don't know where those mofos saw all those nonsense they are forcing on people.
I am a Christian but i had little muslim background. My Maternal familyare muslim, very tolerant & free willed people. Infact, my grandpa was an Alhaji, he visited Mecca (3x) in his lifetime. He had many Christian friends when he was alive. He seeked the good of his fellow men. He was such a peace loving & a humanist. Every ileya was a fun filled period in my hometown at ijebu.
Sometimes i wonder how he ensured his children & relatives are hospitable & accommodating whenever i read the sad tales of these extremists.

south western Muslims are not seen as core Muslims by those extremist...if they have their way,,they will call u guys "infidels"

Havertz10:
if you want to push mount back into midfield, who would you remove? Kante? Cause kante is also a box 2 box midfielder, mount is played in attack because he doesn't mix in midfield and in attack he limits the attacking flow of the the team, either way, he isn't supposed to play but fans and British media keep forcing him on the coach, it's that disruption that he causes to the entire team that annoys me, mount has gone 13 games without a goal yet he plays as an attacker at Chelsea, why wouldn't such inefficiencies annoy anyone

firmino as a cf for Liverpool has not been scoring but is always been played...is dat d effect of British media and fans forcing him on klopp?

Android17:
I am not sure you understood me. At some point, after Tuchel came, he overtook Liverpool and was potentially going to eclipse ManU. But somehow Chelsea still capitulated and needed COYS to win the last game against Leicester for Chelsea to qualify as 4th. I do believe Chelsea stand the best chance this season as things stand but nothing is guaranteed.

its OK...Chelsea are much balanced now and will pose a huge threat to oda top teams

Android17:
Liverpool finished ahead of Chelsea last season. I don't think your reasoning on this issue is fool-proof.

Liverpool were lucky tuchel came very late and we had lethargic strikers...with lukaku,,,leme see how liverpool repeats wat happened last season...

bring dem on,,I will only edit my post

Emmynator:
It's the first game of the season, only a fool writes City off, they started badly last season and went on 15+ winning streak to win the league.

pep was lucky tuchel came very late and we had lethargic strikers...with lukaku,,,leme see how pep repeats wat happened last season

can city win d league like D's?

can city win d league like D's?

Lana1:
macjireh has always been a mumu. Allow him. Na normal tin for the guy

...and daz wat I used in winning UCL and super cup
I'm sure ur trophy cabinet is very dusty now

BlueAngel444:
Werner's confidence looks low. When he was put through on goal he should have shoot the ball but instead did an empty lay off into the corner to no one.


Not sure TT continual playing him will help, hope he starts scoring soon

maybe he will come good wen big ROM plays along with him

Softwareguy21:

see u next week brodaa

Crystal palace now looks like a typical African team

2 more goals to put yoonited under

its 3-0 baby...2 more goals to put manU under
d hunters are hunting... yoonited should get ready

CHALOBAH MANNN

Havertz10:
Cross and inshalah football, is tuchel mad?

its called knowing ur opponent and adapt... we are 2 goals up already...pls keep ur resentment

its 2-0 baby d hunters are hunting... yoonited should get ready

d hunters are hunting... yoonited should get ready

Havertz10:
I knew that someone will say this

he has to keep using his boots ooo