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Petro-Dollar is untouchable. |
Seriously, what was Argentina gameplay for this match. I regretted taking my time to watch it. |
See as the Argentina players were rushing and passing the ball to Messi, hoping he delivers them, forgetting that he is the oldest player on the pitch. Unlike his rival that wait for the final pass because he is old.... LOL |
What Spain lacks up front, it more than makes up for at the back. Predatory France couldn’t even score just one goal.` |
Fiscus105:LOL....If you want to marry bro, go get married. |
Freshtruth:If they do not do that dude will be having 15 goals by now.... The game look so simple and boring to him now...The Goat no longer pays attention to penalty; he gives it away. |
Rayjay45:Lol...Then why are the super eagles not on this stage? If they are that superior. |
Even if this Portugal team somehow manages to beat Spain, I don’t see them beating Argentina. I can’t see them beating England, and there’s no way this lackluster team will beat France. This is the farthest their talent or more likely, their luck could take them. They should have no regrets whatsoever. They played what they could. I wasn’t really interested in watching the match both teams have been totally disappointing since the beginning of the competition but I decided to watch it anyway, knowing that tonight would probably be the last time I see Ronaldo live trying to pull off the astonishing feats he’s known for. As a Messi fanatic, I must confess it has been a privilege to watch this guy. Seriously, no one can hate him. Truly, it the end of an Era...Ororo!!! |
Maria believed she was romancing a prince from Dubai, captivated by his flirtatious smile and declarations of affection he showered on her during live video calls. But the suitor was an AI deepfake, making her yet another victim of an online romance scam. The case illustrates how fraudsters posing as the real-life crown prince of Dubai ensnare victims by cultivating online relationships before swindling them out of money, with researchers tracing some of the scams to crime syndicates in Nigeria. Maria met the scammer impersonating Prince Hamdan bin Mohammed, also known by his pen name Fazza, on a dating site before the conversation moved to a messaging app where he bombarded her with romantic messages. "He kept on messaging me even when I was sleeping," the Filipino domestic worker told AFP, requesting that her real name and age be withheld. "It felt like there was a love spell that connected our minds." In one recording of a WhatsApp video call seen by AFP, the scammer, appearing lifelike as the prince, flickered on the screen. His words matched his lip movements, but not the prince's voice. "Hello beloved," the voice told Maria. "I really appreciate your love and support." Maria, who was initially too lovelorn to suspect fraud, lost a year's worth of savings. The scammer manipulated her into paying 100,000 pesos (US$1,625) for what he claimed were a marriage certificate and a "royal membership card," which he said would help her secure a job in Dubai. Her suspicion arose when he proposed meeting her at a hotel and demanded another 60,000 pesos ($974) for the booking. When she scrutinized his Facebook page, which has since been taken down, she noticed the account was based in Nigeria. She cut off communication, sending one final message: "Go to hell, scammer." "Many people told me it's good I didn't go crazy after this experience," Maria said. Blowing-kiss emojis The fraud is part of a broader ecosystem of what have become known as "fake Dubai prince" scams targeting both hearts and wallets. Scammers exploit the Emirati royal's likeness by drawing on his vast online presence, including his more than 17 million Instagram followers, and sometimes even copying the prince's authentic poems to deceive victims. AFP identified multiple Facebook groups impersonating the royal, some with thousands of followers, inviting users to WhatsApp or Telegram chats with the "prince." The groups post manipulated but lifelike images, including one depicting the prince on one knee and holding a ring, and another showing him offering a red rose alongside the caption: "Sweetheart can I get a 'love you' on WhatsApp?" While some users warned in the comments that the posts are scams, many others responded with hearts and blowing-kiss emojis. As the fraud spreads, awareness groups have sprung up to alert users, including one on Instagram called "Do not fall for fake prince." A change.org petition titled "Stop Fazza Scam" called on Sheikh Hamdan's staff to raise awareness against scammers impersonating the royal using Dubai phone numbers and "requesting large sums of money, either as donations or marriage certificates, all of which are forged." "Significant payments are requested in banks in countries other than those of victims, sometimes even in crypto currencies, making it harder to trace," the petition said. 'Technology is improving' Dubai authorities did not respond to AFP's request for comment. He is far from the only public figure whose identity has been exploited by scammers. Last year, French authorities launched a probe to identify fraudsters posing as Brad Pitt who scammed a woman out of 830,000 euros ($945,000). The Global Anti-Scam Alliance estimates that consumers worldwide lost $442 billion to scams, including romance fraud, last year. It was unclear which AI tools were used to generate the real-time video chats with Maria. The internet is awash with AI-powered face-swapping technology and a new generation of motion-control tools capable of producing highly realistic videos, allowing users to precisely manipulate a person's movements and facial expressions in real time. 'The technology is improving rapidly, and it is likely that soon real-time video deepfakes will become better and better," Cornell University's David Rand told AFP. "Once this happens, it becomes fundamentally impossible to tell whether any not-in-person conversation is real." Copied From MSN
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jonnysessy:Reason why they are great business men. Their loyalty is to Profit and Only Profits. |
yemmit90:Lol |
Akalia:Lol |
Inspirer1:When they are done, not even enyimba will sign him...He is finished!! |
SixSeven:LOL...The Lawyer illustration you made is quite funny... It goes to show the whole of what we call relationship is rooted in a psychological foundation. A man won't go out walking proudly and telling people with great excitement how his wife has been the one taking care of him and the children financially...Even though, that happening to a man is physically relieving but it is mentally excruciating......Hahahaha Basically, relationship between a man and a woman is transactional. It is all about the exchange of Mental joy with a physical joy...... I give you physical pleasure in exchange for a mental pleasure. |
Griekspoor:If you made it to a centralized exchange’s wallet, contact them; they could retrieve it for you. |
Olaide1295:Are you really for real? |
SamuraiXXX:LOL....I have lost over 6,000,000 Naira in crypto within the past one year. |
Elon Musk is the Future. You are yet to see his Fame!! |
You are emphasizing on another form of intelligence….It called practical intelligence. “Knowing what to say, how to say it to achieve effective maximum and when to say it” It the form of intelligence one needs to survive in life, relationship and not just work. |
Iamdbull:At the bolded….Are you regretting you did not do that? |
ogawisdom:The rich get richer, and the poor get……… The Matthew Effect. “For unto every one that hath shall be given, and he shall have abundance: but from him that hath not shall be taken away even that which he hath”…..Matthew 25:29 In the coming months, I see people becoming Dangote’s collateral for debt repayment. |
ppogba:Lol…If it happens, chuka won’t let it into the hands of the general public. |
Altcoins are fighting for their souls. Sunday’s dump will be massive. |
Tenses:Mourinho laid the Foundation. Ancelotti did the final touching. |
Google is facing backlash over plans to release millions of bacteria-infected mosquitoes in two states, a project critics have dubbed one of the largest open-air biological experiments in US history. Backed by Google's parent company Alphabet, the proposal seeks federal approval to deploy 32 million modified mosquitoes annually across California and Florida beginning next year. If approved, the two-year program would result in a total of 64 million mosquitoes being released into the environment. The aim is to reduce populations of disease-carrying mosquitoes using what researchers describe as 'good bugs' - males carrying a naturally occurring bacterium called Wolbachia. Male mosquitoes also do not bite. When the infected males mate with wild females, the females still lay eggs, but the eggs fail to develop and hatch, gradually reducing mosquito populations over successive generations. While the method has been around for decades, many Americans are outraged by the prospect of releasing millions of insects into the wild, with some declaring: 'This must be stopped.' Even elected officials have joined the criticism, with Tennessee Republican Representative Tim Burchett questioning why a technology company was involved in releasing millions of mosquitoes, warning against interfering with nature. 'Have we not learned our lesson with Kudzu, Sparrows, Black Birds [and] Asian Carp? Should I go on?' Burchett wrote on X. 'Don't mess with the balance of nature.' Burchett was referring to several infamous introductions of non-native species that spread far beyond their intended use and caused significant ecological disruptions after being introduced by humans. One X user posted: 'I want everyone to stop and ask what interest Google has in releasing mosquitoes. 'They're a tech company. Not an environmental group. Not a non-profit. Not a government. A tech company.' Another wrote: 'There should be public consensus before anything like this is done. It's dangerous.' While another shared: 'Playing God will not end well for anyone; they need to stop trying to manipulate nature and leave it as God intended it to be.' However, lab-grown and genetically modified mosquitoes have been released across several US states, including Florida, California and Texas, since 2021 to combat disease-carrying populations. Google's involvement comes through Verily, a life sciences company owned by Alphabet. In 2016, Verily launched the Debug Project, an effort aimed at reducing the spread of mosquito-borne diseases by suppressing populations of Aedes aegypti, an invasive species responsible for transmitting viruses such as Zika, dengue and chikungunya. The current proposal targets Aedes aegypti, a human-biting mosquito known for spreading dangerous diseases including Zika, dengue fever, yellow fever and chikungunya. According to the Debug team, roughly 40 percent of the world's population is at risk from diseases spread by the insect, which has expanded across tropical, subtropical and even some temperate regions around the globe. Researchers breed millions of Wolbachia-carrying males in specialized facilities before separating them from females, which are capable of biting and spreading disease. The goal is to dramatically reduce, and potentially eliminate, local populations of Aedes aegypti. The proposal has also drawn comparisons to a controversial mosquito project backed by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. While Gates did not directly release mosquitoes, his foundation funded research involving mosquito-control technologies. The insects, however, were not deployed in the US. A Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation spokesperson told AFP: 'The foundation does not fund any work involving mosquito release in the United States.' However, the project sparked fierce backlash and fueled a wave of conspiracy theories online. Some claimed the mosquitoes were part of a covert effort to reduce the human population, secretly deliver vaccines or mRNA technology through bites, or serve as a tool for broader government and corporate control. Others argued that suppressing mosquito populations could disrupt ecosystems and food chains, reflecting growing distrust of public health initiatives, Big Tech and billionaire-backed scientific projects in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Not everyone opposes the proposal, however. 'Wolbachia has been used in mosquito control programs for years with promising results,' one X user posted. 'Healthy skepticism is fine, but it's worth separating science fiction fears from evidence-based public health strategies.' From the Daily Mail!
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Took this long to prosecute terrorists that committed massacres openly …Seriously? |
KarlTom:It a realistic price. If one can wait without getting tired of waiting. |
Streetinvestor2:Although I clearly know and agree with all you have said, reading it from someone else still sends a shiver down my spine. One medical emergency is one click, one blink away from death, abject futile struggles for the average Nigerian. That reality is horrifying. |
nosa2:It looks like a joke, but Nigeria is rapidly heading down the path of Afghanistan. I believe that when these terrorists, bandits, and herdsmen (whatever name they are given) have spread their tentacles to every corner of the country, the people behind them will begin to show their faces. They will start dictating and making demands openly, no longer from the shadows but for all to see, and then fight to completely take over Nigeria’s government. |
The biggest loser tonight is Kylian Mbappe. I wonder how he is feeling right now. |
Kemetian:Did you watch the video at all? Or you citing all this based on another video or his statement somewhere else? |
Image123:Either of those two are a far better choice than what we currently have there now. If we are being honest, Tinubu should be in an elderly care home with 247 adequate care with closed access to his loved one’s. Not running or should I say, carried around!! This not hating or anything, I am speaking from a position of respect and being very objective. Sadly, our selfishness make us lose what is important and the selfish people around us pretend not to see this so as to rapidly foster their own selfish desires. |

