cally10:


While igbo people are way better off than Gowon people... the people he claimed to maimed are the one speaking against fulani onslaughts against his poeple of plateau today.
The irony of life

When you say way better than 'Gowon people', are you referring to the " get rich or die trying" mentality or is it the "show off" and "I pass my neighbour" attitude...

Being better in a wholistic way I'll say the 'Gowon people' have it all...

uche87:


Osahon George Osayimwen writes from England

Your article though long, it's a good read! My issue with it is, you being biased by dwelling mostly on the 'demerits' of African culture and highlighting the Western culture in a 'neutral' way.

African especially Nigerian views on marriage encourages togetherness and a sense of belonging, care and love in contrast to the individualised, 'me alone', and nacicistic tendencies of the western liberal cuoture.

One has to weigh both merits and demerits on both sides so as to make a balanced choice, which your article did not provide

Zonefree:
You are too dull.

I won't be surprised if someone here scam you again in trying to help recover your money.

I don't pray to have a child like you. I've failed as a father if I have a child like you!

The reason I decided to post here is to inform others who will be potential victims to know their gameplay.

I tried researching them out on Google but didn't get any negative info before now. So I am putting out this so others won't fall victim.

I was contacted on WhatsApp and propositioned with the offer of whether I was interested in remote online jobs where I'll be paid a commission, I answered in the affirmative, and I was assigned a "receptionist" who'll now assigned me tasks and I was payed the commissions of 1,000 per tasks into my account. The receptionist also provided recharge accounts where I was asked to pay my money into. I was then asked to carry out commercial orders to earn more money.

While carrying out the commercial orders, the receptionist assigned me a "teacher" Mr Mohammed Ibrahim who instructed me on how to purchase the trading robots on their site oracle mining site (a2oraclesminings.com.) Here I was asked to order mining robots equivalent to the amount I wanted to invest, eg 50k to get a cash back of 65k. Or 100k to get 130k etc. And I was required to make 1 or 2 orders on a work group created on Telegram by the teacher. I have paid, 500,000 to an opay account and then 1.25million to the moniepoint account they designated, and that was when I realized they had scammed me. They later blocked me on Telegram when I tried to reach them.
These guys are a syndicate, very organized and work 8:30am to 7:00pm daily.

This is very sad. I am a victim of the same scammers to the tune of #2million too! They use moniepoint and oppay accounts to scam

I was defrauded too. Lost close to 2million of borrowed money, I even sell my car join! This guy's erh! I was about to withdraw after completing their task when they said I needed professional points because I paid the money late

When we talk about powerful countries, we are usually referring to those with strong economic, military, and political influence on a global scale. These countries often hold a significant amount of power in shaping the international system and have a major impact on the world stage.

Several countries can be considered powerful in different ways, and their power can be measured in different ways as well. In this regard, Africa is no exception.

Africa is a continent that continues to experience rapid development, with several countries emerging as powerful players in the region and on the world stage. These nations have made significant strides in economic, political, and social development, leading to their rise as influential and powerful countries in Africa.

Global Soft Power Index, a data insight organization collated a list of the most powerful countries in the world. This list contains a total of 121 countries and was determined based on 11 matrices and a survey that had over 100,000 respondents in over 102 markets.

According to the organization, “the Global Soft Power Index incorporates a broad range of measures, which in combination provide a balanced and holistic assessment of nations’ presence, reputation, and impact on the world stage. These include:

Familiarity: national brands that people know, and have mental availability of, have greater soft power.
Reputation: is this country deemed to have a strong and positive reputation globally?
Influence: the degree to which a nation is seen to have influence in the respondent’s country as well as on the world stage Performance on the core 8 Soft Power Pillars (Business & Trade, Governance, International Relations, Culture & Heritage, Media & Communication, Education & Science, People & Values, Sustainable Future).”

Below is the list of the most powerful African countries in the world:

https://africa.businessinsider.com/local/lifestyle/top-10-most-powerful-countries-in-africa-2023/hcche9r

Toh.. liquid metal, who be you?

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