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KingOfAmebo:
The spamming tools e.g. custom SMTPs or hackbots are written by carpenters abi...dey play.

SpecialAdviser:
Only fuuls will misunderstand these words.
He is not commending Yahoo. He is simply saying that the ICT skill with which the yahoo boys use can be redirected to something better.

Most yahoo guys writes strong codes to break cyber secured assets. The problem is that theee idiot. S are using their skill to defraid innocent people. The government should equip good guys with sound ICT skill to achieve something better than what these animals are currently doing

owobokiri:
Because the answers are self evident to all with working brains 🧠
You cannot hand the treasury of a country to a proven criminal. That's all we are saying. Stop making it look like we are speaking Swahili..
This is not really about Bola Tinubu and Peter Obi. This is about decency vs profligacy.
It is about decorum vs malfeasance
Prudent vs kleptomania..
Very easy choice.
You have to ba an uncanny ronutard to choose a certified drug baron over a decent man with a grass to grace story..

DAAR Communications Plc, owners of Africa Independent Television (AIT), have dismissed reports that the station has shut down its Lagos operations.

The clarification comes amid reports that the broadcast outfit is facing financial and operational challenges, allegedly forcing it to close its Lagos bureau.

In a telephone conversation with TheCable, Collins Uwaeze, marketing executive at DAAR Communications, described the report as “very untrue”.

Uwaeze assured staff members that their jobs are secure, adding that the company is rightsizing to improve workflow and efficiency.

“The report of AIT Lagos closure is very untrue. What we have is a realignment aimed at making the company more efficient,” Uwaeze said.

“We are rightsizing to ensure optimal operations, but the jobs of our staff are still intact.”

A staff member who did not want to be named told TheCable that the station was still on air, noting that some restructurings are ongoing.

“It’s not true that AIT Lagos has shut down. The station is still broadcasting. What’s happening is downsizing and multitasking—people are doing more roles to keep operations running,” the source said.

Founded in 1996 by the late Raymond Dokpesi, AIT operates alongside RayPower FM and Faaji FM under the DAAR Communications group and has been recognised for pioneering private broadcasting in Nigeria.

richiemcgold:
The table has turned against p&ID; the hunted has now become the hunter