₦airaland Forum

Obi1kenobi:
You're devoid of any knowledge and you're just another of the beer parlous conspiracy theorists that richly abound in Nigeria.
The notion that pharmaceutical companies would target broke ass Africans for exploitation is laughable in the extreme. How much do pharmaceutical giants make from Africa compared to the US, Europe or Asia? You're one hell of a joker to think your beer parlous conspiracy theories is "thinking critically". Comedy stuff.

The only people enslaving Africans are worthless African leaders and elite cronies. Westerners' concerns about Africa is because Africa is a basket case that depends on the benevolence of the world and the continent's future is a bleak, dark one that would be characterized by overpopulation, deprivation, poverty, famine and disease. That's why many risk death to make the perilous journey across the Mediterranean to Europe for their salvation. Direct your anger towards your worthless leaders and the ignorant electorate that elects them. Bill Gates is the last of your enemies and has nothing to profit from your useless wasteland. There are more profit ventures for him in America than your useless wasteland. He's just trying to help.

letu:
I wonder why you're defending Bill Gates and co, like they say a picture speak's a thousand words

Ogonimilitant:
Ipob doing a great job. this sweet me die

Le2money:
IMF loans is still better than Chinese loans oo....I heard they used to take over country resources when due date comes with no repayment....I think dey had already taken over Zambia or which country is that in Africa sev....and most likely take over Ethiopia or Sudan soonest sev

hakeem4:
His whole life since after making money from microsoft as been dedicated to making vaccines. He and his GAVI Foundation have invested boatloads in vaccines, and they are just providing funding for vaccine development. Bill Gates doesn't “develop” vaccines. He does, however, provide funds to support people who do, and he is very knowledgeable about how to spend that money to get results. One thing he is doing is supporting several promising programs at once, including funding the facilities that will be needed for large-scale production if the vaccines work. He points out that the money spent on preparing for production will be “wasted” on the vaccines that don't work, but that building production capacity for all of the promising programs means that the ability to scale up will be ready immediately for the “winner.”

It is that kind of strategic thinking that we need.
To be honest i do not know what to say to you. Keep being a conspiracy theorist

7lives:
What are you talking about?
This is Egypt.

Arrewa:
The Should not just bury him like that!!

Autopsy Should be carried out!!

Let's ascertain the course of his death!!

I strongly believe that this virus has spread beyond imaginations!

Ganduje is just playing stupid politics!!

We need to know the cause of every single death in kano state!!

I no longer trust Ganduje!!

Ganduje is the worse governor kano state ever had!!

Our people must wake up from their slumber!!

Ganduje love for money will distroy kano if we don't wake up!!

fulaniHERDSman:
Then there wouldn't have been the criminal contraption called Nigeria and all this dubious foreign Religions that were used as colonization tools. Yet Africa would have developed at its own pace and in truth to its self. Corruption that destroyed and is still wrecking Africa would have been minimal as our traditional religions and culture had it in check. The white man created Nigeria fraudulently hence the pervasive corruption. A forced mixture of oil and water. A wicked Concoction of Light and darkness that has refused to blend. A terrible compound formulated by titration of known corrosive acids and other mild chemicals.
Egypt was among the first civilizations without the white man's criminal contribution.

sebali:
I disagree with you sir.
Yes maybe corruption would have being minimal, surely we wouldnt have Islam and Christainity as our major religions but surely we would have being very backwards compared to the rest of the world.
These are my reasons.
1. The black nation had no writing culture. Most race were already written thousands of years ago, black africa relied on Oral narrations.
2. We werent inquisitive, just too comfortable under our skin. Our fore fathers attributed every new phenominum to the Gods. They investigated nothing.....all were the work of the goods.
3. We had resources; made us lazy, and laziness in turn ensures zero growth.
As a fact in history, the man without resource, rules over the man with resources e.g Babylon, Rome, England etc. Europe came to Africa in search of wealth...
4. The average black man including the modern black man is not service oriented, so he fails to contribute to his society; meanifully. He usually thinks inward only.

Regardless of the horrors of colonization, I think Black Africa is better of colonized than being left to grow at her own pace....it would have being a painful, endless, slow growth.

u11ae1013:
apart from fufu and cocoyam soup, what resources can you people boast of

chukwuibuipob:
Story next. Government Dey use una head play Ludo game..Nonsense

Xerxes2088:
You are forgetting something...how do you dredge a river through the middle of the "south south" country into the ocean?.....except they allow that

SciLab:
I've checked Anigreat post history, he looks legit.

He'll get an alert soon.

Anigreat:
Bro if you should check most of my comments here on nairaland relating to Biafra or Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. You'll see that I'm a pro Biafra supporter.

And I'm from South south, Akwa Ibom state precisely.

brandon180:
Bro pls which work is that?

theGigolo:
Good day guys, this will be my first dedicated thread on nairaland where I post my finished works and works in progress, this is more of a tribute to the guys that inspire me here Nijabazaar and Reidkrugger and a host of others but this guys have shown me what is possible even in Nigeria.

I am not that knowledgeable to call myself a pro but I make sure to put in the work everyday with dedicated and project based learning.

Welcome

reidkrugger:
U Neva cease to amaze me. well, for one thing, ur mentor was right about CGI and its different disciplines and standards. One can not truly know all, a 100%. There has to be a forte. But I think, and as u know, Nigeria is a unique place where an individual is expected to function like an office. And Dats wat gave birth to generalization.
I can't do wat u do either. At least not as gud as u, so yes, if we are talking standards, all hands have to be on deck.
As for 2D animation, there wasn't a way I was going to miss out on it since I already was into 3D. Its like knowing Photoshop and leaving out after effect. One would be cheating himself. Besides, wen I see all diz guys doing stuff with 2D Animation over here and making a killing of it, I feel cheated. Lol. I know I'm beta than a host of em. But they r making d money while I'm rendering 5000frames in a month. No detail, no finese, no principles but they r making money. Yup, I definitely feel cheated plus I know I can do better and lemme give them a run for their money. lemme make em work a little. Plus I have genuine stories and better ones to tell. Now, dat is my forte.
Animation for me is been able to survive anywhere on d globe. Working and been happy doing it.
As for u, I think should give migration second thoughts because, this place right here, is your market. Unless u r going over there for funds or contract, Africa is where they need animations. Imagine modelling a gorrilla and animating it in one of our Nollywood movies. You'll get a lot of attention. The only way to get dat kind of attention abroad, is for you to perform beyond extraordinary. not to talk of a tightly put together storyline. I guess what I'm trying to say is dat, u can also achieve dat which u aim for here, unless dis place don de tire u to stay. like e don de tire me too.
Reàlly nice Lion.

LucemFerre:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cllSsE1YPNY

reidkrugger:
Really nice work. You are really pulling me towards modelling but then, how many things I wan do? I'm happy for you too. And its encouraging to hear dat afta all dis wahala, someone can be contracted a job. let alone from overseas. congrats bro.
Well, like u too, I've spent d last six weeks learning 2D animation. Toon Boom Harmony to be precise. And I must say, its been quite a journey. Plus, I was encouraged by a client as well to go into it. Will be rounding up dis weekend too.