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tctrills:I’m in support of the xenophobic attacks? Read the writeup over again, I will keep praying to God to grant you that sense you’re obviously lacking so you can understand this time. Shalom ![]() |
tctrills:No sir, if I am religious, I will never respect your freedom to my own detriment. I have every right to dictate what is and what is not allowed on my land just in order to protect the sanity and sanctity of my community. This is why you wouldn’t really blame the xenophobic South Africans chasing away other Africans tagging then drug pushers. Though they were being inhumane and we all know they were just lying so they could loot but we can’t deny the fact that Nigerians (Biafrans actually) are known intercontinental drug pushers and the Nigerians selling these illicit drugs there already gave those South Africans thieves an excuse to hold on to) Like why going to other people’s country to constitute nuisance, rendering their kids useless? So I will never let you do what you consider to be okay in your own culture on my land if it’s forbidden by the laws of my land. So when you are in Rome, you behave like Romans. For instance, drug pushing and baby factory operation is normal in Igbo culture since there’re not condemning them in strong terms, I will personally take it upon myself to end you if you ever try to render my children useless by selling drugs to them. |
Corridon:Ode |
Totilopussylick:Please go treat malaria o. |
Ikpeyi:We are so used to these. Social media polls and we all know how they all eventually end ![]() |
Simplythebest:Well I understand your view chief and the judge should have tempered justice with mercy at least Bubu sef dey forgive repentant boko Haram terrorist. 10-15 years sentence is still okay to get them to repent. I just found out now that they even locked d security guard in charge of the apartment rather than killing or injuring him. |
loko50:Don’t mind them. Nigerians love making excuses for rubbish. Imagine these guys had succeeded or they met a resistance in the course of the robbery, would they not have used the weapons they were holding? Na person wey don jam armed robber before go understand say this guys no deserve mercy. |
Simplythebest:Emotionally, you may be right but do you think they would still not have used those weapons if they had faced resistance? Should we wait and Fold our arms until they start taking lives in the course of their robbery adventure? This and many more to come will help serve as deterrents to other aspiring criminals. Being lenient on people like these will only foster more and more criminality in our society. Just imagine Nigeria was still practicing the execution by firing squad capital punishment like we used to have it during the military era, the rate of armed robbery, ritual killings and many other social vices would have reduced significantly. |
Unbiased1:You’re right bro but he was right as well. One terrible mistake (or maybe it’s intentional) samsung do make is selling to people gadgets I will consider to be experimental. It’s wrong to sell to people what is not feasible e.g the first gen flip phones and the little atomic bombs of 2017 (note7 series which had to be recalled) I can still remember people complaining about screen burn-in issues, crease and highly fragile screens of the flip phones. But I think samsung has corrected some of these defects in their new z flip 4 series but why on earth should a 2 thousand dollars phone pack just 3000 mah battery? People are now complaining about the abysmal battery life (5 hours backup I think) So I will never call that an innovation but rather an ordinary cosmetic upgrade that doesn’t affect our daily lives in any way when compared to innovations like the touch screen smartphones, fingerprint sensors, the apple smartwatches (which other OEMs are now emulating), the faceID, Under display fingerprint readers, and so on. Samsung should stop churning out experimental products to the public until it’s fully tested and unless they will be releasing them for free trial . Imagine buying the z flip 4 for $2k (app 1.4million naira) only to realize that you can only use your phone for less than 5 hours and that the camera is just average when compared to s22’s, pixel’s or the iPhone 13 promax’s camera. Some of the things I will personally term to be innovative in smartphones will be: 1. giving us smartphones that will be truly scratch resistant and resistant to falls 2. Phones with under-display cameras and 3. Phones should start sporting strong anti-theft features that would make it impossible a to use a phone or its parts without the original owner’s approval. 2k for a foldable phone with so much flaws is nothing but a waste of resources but it’s fine if you can afford it. |
MrBrownJay1:“This is the reason why you will see that people using 11promax series upward don’t normally feel the need to upgrade because they are basically the same phones with a little structural differences but with the same software (11-13) You will notice that people using either of 12 and 13 promax will find no much reasons to upgrade to the new 14 series functionality-wise but could decide to do so following-latest trend-wise (pardon my English grin)” That writeup was a little too lengthy so I assume you didn’t read it. Read the part I just cropped out where I specifically said 11 promax upward so you can have a better understanding because I don’t understand what you’re trying to establish by bringing in 5/6 and 6 plus into the discuss sir. |
MrBrownJay1:Well I agree with you but you’re wrong @bolded. In contrast to your argument, apple is the only mobile phone company that doesn’t compel you to replace your immediate old smartphones with the most recent ones and to buttress this point, I’ll like to take you back to the September 2019 apple launch event. During that year’s launching of iPhone 11 series, Cook could be heard saying that the iPhone 11 promax was just a little upgrade to the previous years flagship (Xsmax) and that as such, the 11 series were made not for the Xs series users but for the older iPhones users (particularly the home button series) to upgrade. Now which other phone company behaves this way? They make a phone for you today and in the next 4 month, they already made another set of phones with so much upgrades that automatically renders yours useless (Hallmark of androids ). This is the reason why you will see that people using 11promax series upward don’t normally feel the need to upgrade because they are basically the same phones with a little structural differences but with the same software (11-13). You will notice that people using either of 12 and 13 promax will find no much reasons to upgrade to the new 14 series functionality-wise but could decide to do so following-latest trend-wise (pardon my English ) If you still believe that the recent release of the iPhone 14 series has rendered the other series useless, enter a retail store and ask how much an 11 promax is still being sold, you will hardly get the 256gb version for less than 300k. What I’m saying is that if I’m using, let’s say a 12promax and you’re on 13 promax, we are basically using the same phones since there’s basically no much physical and software differences compared to another set of two people using S22 ultra and s21 ultra. The most obvious difference btw these two phones is the S-pen since the S22 is basically a galaxy note phone and the first Samsung S series phone sporting the much loved S pen. |
johnjose68:May God bless you for sharing this. Our history is something that should be made mandatory and taught in all schools and colleges. If these nairaland ‘woke’ kids could take their time and read through this, they will understand why people like my humble self will never show any form of pity for these ibo people’s ordeal and this is not about being tribalistic or anything, we rightly deserve an apology for the sad events of 1966. The sad and funny part is that they keep playing the victims even when everyone knows what led to the war in the first place. You shot at the devil but missed and when he struck you ruthlessly in retaliation, you started crying foul and blaming everyone but your stupid self for starting a war you could never win. I only pity all these silly Yoruba youth who are everywhere forming woke anytime we’re addressing this particular issue. Elizabeth II was never the cause of the Nigerian civil war that almost annihilated the Igbo race, their senseless, evil grandfathers were the cause of their misery. The particular ethnic group now shouting marginalization would have shown every other ethnic group ‘shege’ if tables should turn, they already shown us their real color from the events of January 15, 1966. So how and why should I trust such a vile set of humans with power? Rather than crying foul and acting like the victims, they should apologize to other ethnic groups whose people were gruesomely murdered in the event that marked the first bloodshed in the history of Nigeria. We deserve an apology. If you are ever going to make an attempt on my life, please try not to miss. I’m bookmarking this and thanks once again. God bless. |
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Corridon:Thought you were going to say that they were rented Fulani crowds. The land of billionaires indeed ![]() |
OkoRemi2023:You dey mind am ![]() Well thanks for schooling him. It’s shameful to learn that these are the set of airheads my alma mater is now releasing to the society. The inconsequential ganja farmer must have been thinking it’s weed the people of substance have been discussing here. |
CaptainAyub:To commit fornication in Ebonyi? ![]() I don’t know why I find this funny but una Naso babe cheap and useless reach for your Ebonyi ? ![]() |
naptu2:I’m just happy that Mr Peter Obituary AKA hin tu lie, finally removed the cloak of pretense and just brought out his true colors for all to see. This guy daft true true, from dishing out false/half true statistics to lying against other contestants ![]() You accused someone of being an ethnic bigot yet the gods still pushed you to make this blunder . Peter Obidient is truly an Igbo project ![]() |
Jennifer663:It is just as simple as that, my Ipobian brother ![]() |
artworks1:So you open eye, intentionally punctured your phone battery? What were you expecting sir? It is always boldly written on every battery and insecticide that you should never try burning or puncturing them while disposing them off. So you think the battery wouldn’t burn if it were to be a Samsung’s or an iPhone’s ?? ? Back to the discuss, this doesn’t in any way look like an explosion. Here is how explosives kill (a hand grenade in this instance) When it’s released upon the removal of d safety pin, the explosion releases sharp shards and splinters. What these sharp small objects do is that they pierce through d victim’s nerves, muscles and blood vessels just the same way a knife would do. Now the thing is, no phone battery contains or is capable of releasing splinters on exploding, they can only give you severe skin burns at most just more like burning yourself with a hot pressing iron. So in a nutshell, batteries don’t possess enough shard and splinters nor the required explosive velocity/speed to cause blood vessel damage that could lead to someone losing this much blood. Again sir, phone batteries can’t cut off your blood vessel to the point of you losing this much blood. Verdict: this woman died of hemorrhage which can’t be caused by the burns effect of a battery explosion. |
PresidObi:Ipob, sorry ehn English hard. Blessed is the soul of Pa Awolowo for affording us free education here in the SW Now what the person you quoted was trying to tell you airheads is that what Lia Mohammed’s cousin i.e Peter Obituary attributed to Tinubu was never from Tinubu. Your lying machine got the excerpt on Facebook from one of his online pigs like you and attributed it to Tinubu without verifying first. Now it’s obvious that this man is just a pathological liar. Dear Ipobian pig, Lies can’t win you elections. |
LeoDeKing:Coman make heaven make I see o ![]() |
Amojii:Una go soon get sense oloripelebe ![]() |
Throwback:Criticize Wetin?? ![]() Make I face front, this one na family matter. I guess Tinubu is the one sponsoring this incessant attacks. |
Righteousness2:Good afternoon pastor Righteousness. Please can you shed some light on this controversial topic with reference to Exodus 21:10? You clergies have, over the years made us believe that having more than one wife is a sin but that particular verse says otherwise ![]() |
drips8:Well said and I see no reason why anyone should cry foul since it was an all-out war. It was a war between two bloodthirsty parties and the stronger won. What were they expecting when they foolishly went into a war they were never going to win__a pat on the back? It was a case of two fighters and it will always be on record that the losers were actually the aggressors and that each party got external supports.
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Racoon:No sir. Read your history well, the then Biafra agitators fired the first shot. |
Jashub:Winter is coming ![]() |
Arry110:Don’t mind the dingbat. Always asslicking the white folks. Why taking a life over a minor civil offense? No be say the victim carry gun dey shot. Engaging the police in a chase was wrong and criminal and likewise killing him. |
FERNANDEZISBACK:Imagine, see the gibberish coming from a black man pikin o. So outright shooting and killing him was the right and best judgment for engaging police in a car chase, right? So, that’s how police are trained ? Police shooting unarmed black people is something you would never hear/see the Russian police do but the West will always want to have us believe that the Russians are the evil ones and anytime we point this out, some deluded black kids here in Nigeria will start saying we’re just being embittered towards the West because we were denied visas into their racist countries. When will this ugly trend of killing black ppl over minor civil offenses stop? ![]() |
lhordspy:Such an emboldened thief. So investing State funds in a family business is not misappropriation of public fund? He talks with so much confidence that one would think he isn’t a Nigerian leader. This guy is just using the psychological charm of always repeating a lie over and over consistently on people as a time will come when these people will eventually embrace it as the truth. So typical of Nigerian politicians. Even IBB and every other thieving political leader will boldly come out and tell us they never misappropriated public funds instead of begging and looking up to us for forgiveness. |
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. Imagine buying the z flip 4 for $2k (app 1.4million naira) only to realize that you can only use your phone for less than 5 hours and that the camera is just average when compared to s22’s, pixel’s or the iPhone 13 promax’s camera. Some of the things I will personally term to be innovative in smartphones will be: 1. giving us smartphones that will be truly scratch resistant and resistant to falls 2. Phones with under-display cameras and 3. Phones should start sporting strong anti-theft features that would make it impossible a to use a phone or its parts without the original owner’s approval. 2k for a foldable phone with so much flaws is nothing but a waste of resources but it’s fine if you can afford it.