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Sports › Re: Czechia Vs South Africa: World Cup 2026 (1 - 1) On 18th June 2026 by Pacesetter123(m): 6:32pm On Jun 18
SundiKeita:
SA go draw or win Czechia
South Africa win ke!
You think say to win a world cup match dey easy as burning of foreigners properties?
Sports › Re: Czechia Vs South Africa: World Cup 2026 (1 - 1) On 18th June 2026 by Pacesetter123(m): 6:06pm On Jun 18
Freshandfitpod:
I just did a name change today and I will like to be addressed as Duchoslav, shoot for the stars Czech republic we all are behind you..
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Phones › Re: What Every Jargon You See On Your Phone Specifications Mean by Pacesetter123(m): 2:58pm On Jun 18
Neoteny:
Sorry. I actually elaborated on the same thread.

What are you specifically interested in so i can shed more light?
No prob.
Don't bother.
I later read down the next page to see some explanation you put up there.
I am okay with it.
I was actually serious with the question though cos we come across most of the things you and Op put up there as regular phone users,one need to get familiar with some of those terms and their application.
And like I said earlier,it is not everybody that is a tech guru.
But I have gotten the explanation,so no prob.
Thanks
Foreign Affairs › Re: "I Won't Close My Shop!" Nigerian Businessman Defies Xenophobia In South Africa by Pacesetter123(m): 2:52pm On Jun 18
Bittersweetnig:
and United Nations are watching this kind of things happening doing nothing about it
Let them keep quiet.It will touch their interests one day.
Foreign Affairs › Re: "I Won't Close My Shop!" Nigerian Businessman Defies Xenophobia In South Africa by Pacesetter123(m): 2:51pm On Jun 18
Bittersweetnig:
and United Nations are watching this kind of things happening doing nothing about it .
It is a very dangerous trend my brother.
So whenever I see the South African guys defending impunity here in this forum,it is always annoying.
Foreign Affairs › Re: "I Won't Close My Shop!" Nigerian Businessman Defies Xenophobia In South Africa by Pacesetter123(m): 2:48pm On Jun 18
seppuku:
Na today dem start this kind thing.

Since 2008 and beyond.
Too badddd!!!
Phones › Re: What Every Jargon You See On Your Phone Specifications Mean by Pacesetter123(m): 1:15pm On Jun 18
Neoteny:
Google is your friend, Chief 😂
Hmmm!!
Foreign Affairs › Re: "I Won't Close My Shop!" Nigerian Businessman Defies Xenophobia In South Africa by Pacesetter123(m): 1:14pm On Jun 18
RandDigital:
Remember people have lost trust in the system so they're now policing their communities themselves. There's collusion between illegal migration syndicates and SA officials, hence the situation has reached critical levels. Even if you reported an employer violating labour laws, more often the authorities will request a bribe.

There's currently a national probe into police corruption and it's revealing how rotten the system has become. You can Google it - Madlanga Commission.

It's a complex situation that's just simply labeled xenophobia by lazy journalists.
If the citizens have lost faith in the government and resorted to taking the laws into their own hands,then South Africa should be classified as a LAWLESS and STATELESS society in order of Somalia and Afghanistan.
How can ordinary citizens walk into business premises of a legal resident and ask him to leave the country? Else.......
A law abiding citizen who pays tax to government and contributed to the growth of GDP of a place will be harassed and given a repatriation order by some non-state actors, while the government watches helplessly,it means South Africa is in a state of ANARCHY.
From the beginning of this migrants crisis, people like us said it here that nobody is against deportation of illegal immigrants by the South Africa.But that it should be properly done the government themselves.But what we are seeing in South Africa at the moment,it is not about illegal immigrants again.It is beyond that.It is deep rooted bigotry and hatred for the black foreign nationals, whether legally residing there or not.
That deep rooted hatred is the precusor to the violence, killing,arson, physical assault carried out by the South Africans on the black migrants and that is rightly termed ZENOPHOBIA.Look at how they are shouting the man down saying we don't want to know whether you documented or not.We don't want any foreigner to operate business in our country.Imagine the arant nonsense!Is their statement not a proof of what we have been saying that it's not about deportation of illegal immigrants, that it's zenophobia?
So, for you to shamelessly support that kind of barbaric and primitive ways of life of your people to the extent you are gaslighting the journalist calling your actions zenophobia,then you are a grade 1 hypocrite.
Foreign Affairs › Re: "I Won't Close My Shop!" Nigerian Businessman Defies Xenophobia In South Africa by Pacesetter123(m): 12:42pm On Jun 18
1972xy:
Igbo man !
Until they begin beating him before he leaves.
What stops him shipping his goods to Nigeria?
Southy is not Lagos.
Ship which goods?
Who will allow him carry a pin out of those shops?
Those touts?
They will even prefer to burnt the whole shop than allow you go with anything.
Foreign Affairs › Re: "I Won't Close My Shop!" Nigerian Businessman Defies Xenophobia In South Africa by Pacesetter123(m): 12:37pm On Jun 18
SecuritybriefNg:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HB3EJqafUV4

Come back home bro...no place like home. Home sweet home come and make your place better. Come an employ your community boys and girls.
The South Africans will seize the shops and everything in it.
So what is he coming home with to employ his community boys?
Foreign Affairs › Re: "I Won't Close My Shop!" Nigerian Businessman Defies Xenophobia In South Africa by Pacesetter123(m): 12:31pm On Jun 18
Bittersweetnig:
Oga sell your things and return home, you don't drag with people who has nothing to loose, the government you are talking about give persage for the criminals
There is nobody to buy those things.
You think any of the zenophobia people asking him to leave has money or at least willing to buy out the shops for him to get money and relocate?
It is like you people don't understand what the South African government and her people are doing.It is called nationalization of foreign companies/businesses,or you called it indiginization policy.
That is,they want you to leave their country empty-handed, leaving your company behind for them to take over and change the name to their local names and own it
Had it been they allow most of the business owners to sell out the businesses and get the money,most of them would have since depart willingly.
But the fear of leaving everything they have suffered for over the years and go empty-handed to go and start life afresh is the reason some refuse to go back.
Politics › Re: To Answer Interview Questions, He Could Not – Daniel Bwala Mocks Peter Obi by Pacesetter123(m): 9:27am On Jun 18
brain54:
Did I anyone should not quote me...!


Your level of comprehension is baffling!
Yes, you said so.
You queried why it should be you and not another person.
You only added if he should quote you should be something 'sensible".
So why do you think it is only you that can determine what is 'sensible' and what is not?
Phones › Re: What Every Jargon You See On Your Phone Specifications Mean by Pacesetter123(m): 9:17am On Jun 18
Neoteny:
Correction. ROM is not the same as internal storage. Read-only memory (ROM) is usually where the firmware resides, including things like the baseband. Even that is a misnomer, because modern devices have EEPROM or electrically erasable programmable ROM, which is why firmware can be updated by simple OTA updates. In the old days the EEPROMs were flashed via JTAGS or specialized tools, now we just use a loader program to overwrite old firmware.

Internal storage has read/write access which is why you can store, retrieve, delete and write new information. Read-only Memory doesn't support write access, meaning you can't write/overwrite/store anything
Simplify your work nah like Op did.
EEPROM,JTAGS, Firmware,etc...no be everybody be highly ICT inclined make we for follow understand.
Politics › Re: To Answer Interview Questions, He Could Not – Daniel Bwala Mocks Peter Obi by Pacesetter123(m): 8:48am On Jun 18
Dan,how was your own performance in the interview you granted in the US last few months ago?
Were you able to answer your own questions convincingly?
Politics › Re: To Answer Interview Questions, He Could Not – Daniel Bwala Mocks Peter Obi by Pacesetter123(m): 8:45am On Jun 18
brain54:
Why do you always quote me to talk rubbish...?


Can't you stay on your own, quote someone else or at least say something sensible?
Why can't he quote you?
Do they select who to quote and who not to quote nowadays in Nairaland?
Sports › Re: Ghana Vs Panama World Cup 2026 (1 - 0) On 17th June 2026 by Pacesetter123(m): 8:09am On Jun 18
smallsmall:
Poor Game overall, it was a Brawl, the Panamanians were very Physical and Rough.
The Ghananians were Unsettled, no pattern to their game but they won, that is the most important thing. THREE POINTS.

Maybe it is just me, but l think all these referees were always very Unfair in Decision-making, once it involves a Black Player!

In the England game, Saka was fouled and ignored by the Referee
In this game, the referee keeps overlooking the Fouls of the Panamanians but will blow every infringement the Ghananians commit.
I see this pattern all the time, it is as if the Referees are saying: You are Black therefore, you must be the offender! huh

Thank you Ghana, for making Africa Proud. kiss kiss
Unlike the Xenophobic World Cup Passengers of South Africa. tongue grin grin grin
So Bukayo Saka of England is black and the Ghana Boys are blacks also that's why ref treated them unfairly.
Are you saying the Panama Boys are Whites,the reason ref treated fairly?
Are they not the same blacks like Ghana and Saka?
You really contradicted yourself.
Sports › Re: Ghana Vs Panama World Cup 2026 (1 - 0) On 17th June 2026 by Pacesetter123(m): 7:59am On Jun 18
Twoclans:
Congratulations Black stars of Ghana.Our noisy neighbor wins their match .

3 solid points .Congratulations Ghana.
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In the words of Alex Ferguson,noisy neighbour.
Ghana be our real noisy neighbour.
Congrats to them sharr!
Sports › Re: Portugal Vs DR Congo: World Cup 2026 (1 - 1) On 17th June 2026 by Pacesetter123(m): 8:50pm On Jun 17
This result shows that Congo was a better and deserving nation b/w to have gone for this world cup.
Nigeria would have been a disgrace to Africa if they had beaten Congo to this world cup.
Is it not the same Portugal that uses 2nd 11 to beat Nigeria 2:1 few just last week in a friendly?
So if was the tournament proper that they are using all their squad as we are seeing in today's match against Congo,we would have collected wetin no good from their hands.
Congo,thank you for saving Africa from the disgrace that Nigeria would have caused in this tournament just like Xenophobic Republic of South Africa is currently doing.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Releases Official Agreement With Iran. Read The 14-point Text by Pacesetter123(m): 8:41pm On Jun 17
But this was the exact 14 points demands that Iran made earlier nah.
So if US has sheepishly agreed to it,it therefore means that it's Iran's demands that have been met by the US and not an agreement between the 2 countries.
because I haven't seen any part that represents US interest there in the MOU.
If the US has agreed to spend a whooping $300 billion on war reparations on Iran, how much have they agreed for Israel, Kuwait,Saudi,UAE and Qatar in reparation to the damage Iran inflicted on them?
Nawa for US!
Nah jazz Iran used on them during negotiation?
Meanwhile, you included Lebanon in your MOU,but you weren't the one that was fighting with Lebanon.It was Israel.
Then you failed to carry Israel along in the agreement on Lebanon front and you expect Israel to obey it?
You are not serious, Trump!
Nairaland General › Re: Abia Residents Rush To Pack “Stones” Thinking They Are Mineral Resources (Video) by Pacesetter123(m): 11:37am On Jun 17
That is uranium.
Na una dey call am stone.
But dem no gree sell am give Iran na only Israel go buy am.
The locals go make big money from the precious stones.
The guy wey carry the digger though!
Him serious for work pass Julius Begger heavy duty machine operator.
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Nairaland General › Re: Abia Residents Rush To Pack “Stones” Thinking They Are Mineral Resources (Video) by Pacesetter123(m): 11:30am On Jun 17
donself9:
Is that not pocohantas village people, and she will feigning educated here you will think oxford uni. dey Abia undecided
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Politics › Re: ADC Deregistration: Justice Peter Lifu Should Be Arrested - Bolaji Abdullahi by Pacesetter123(m): 6:12am On Jun 17
Faber:
Nigeria, don't even believe the Politicians for one minute. People that rented an Aircraft from Ethiopian airlines, painted it "Nigeria Air" and later returned it😂😂😂
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We no go everly forgive Hadi Srika for that kind broad day 419.
Politics › Re: Sit-at-home: Markets, Banks Remain Largely Empty Despite Soludo’s Warnings by Pacesetter123(m): 12:30pm On Jun 16
Those from or living in Anambra should inform us here when the governor demolish the shops and banks that have refused to open on Mondays.
Politics › Re: 3,740 Repentant Boko Haram Members & Their Families Reintegrated In Borno by Pacesetter123(m): 12:19pm On Jun 16
Nonsense! This is why this country can't move forward.
When will the kidnapped school children and teachers in Kebbi, Kwara and Oyo re-unite with their families?
When are the kidnapped CAC members in Eruku be reintegrated and reunited with their families?
When will Brig. Gen. Oseni Brahimoh and M.Uba reintegrate and reunite with their families?
Politics › Re: 3,740 Repentant Boko Haram Members & Their Families Reintegrated In Borno by Pacesetter123(m): 12:13pm On Jun 16
Adblg0610:
Enemies caught alive or those that surrendered voluntarily, are regarded as POWs and international rules of engagement say they must be treated humanely in all circumstances. They must be protected against any act of violence, as well as against intimidation, insults and public curiosity. The minimum acceptable conditions of rehabilitation and reintegration must cover such issues as accommodation, food, clothing, hygiene and medical care.
When they (Boko Haram/ISWAP) got Generals Uba,Oseni Brahimoh and Hassan alive,did they provide accommodations,food, protection and medical care for them under this int'l laws?
Politics › Re: Position Of The Electoral Act On Deregistration Of Political Parties by Pacesetter123(m): 11:58am On Jun 16
DomPerignon:
I have not read the court judgement .

Let's wait and see it.
Try and read it.
Politics › Re: Position Of The Electoral Act On Deregistration Of Political Parties by Pacesetter123(m): 11:50am On Jun 16
kinibigdeal:
Meaning NDC will also be disqualified
On what ground?
Politics › Re: Position Of The Electoral Act On Deregistration Of Political Parties by Pacesetter123(m): 11:47am On Jun 16
naptu2:
This is the Nigerian pendulum. I posted this on March 10, 2019.

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Nigerians keep bouncing back and forth grin


1. Government limits the number of political parties to two, or, much later, government prescribes stringent conditions that political associations must adhere to before they can be registered as political parties (you must have an office in every state capital, etc.)


Nigerians: This is undemocratic and unconstitutional. You cannot limit the number of political parties. The constitution guarantees freedom of association. Government is trying to prevent people that it doesn't like from creating political parties.

Gani took INEC to court and won.

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So INEC registers all the political associations as political parties. We have 90 political parties and 70 presidential candidates. There are 200 more associations waiting to be registered as political parties.


Nigerians: This is a joke! How can we have so many presidential candidates? What is INEC doing? They need to deregister some of these mushroom parties! It is a deliberate ploy by the government to divide votes!






Nigerians: We cannot have politicians going to the polling booths with their police and military escorts. They will intimidate voters and election officials. Their security escorts will compromise the security officials on election duty.


Inspector general of police and chief of defence staff: No uniformed security official should follow any politician to the polling unit. We shall withdraw most of the police and military guards of politicians 24 hours before the election, to ensure that politicians cannot use them to affect the conduct of the election.


Nigerians: The government has withdrawn the security guards of governor ***** because they want to attack him during the election. Hold the federal government responsible if anything happens to governor *****. How can you withdraw a whole governor's security. That tells you that they want to rig the election.






Nigerians: We need to do away with moneybag politicians. Moneybag politicians destroyed our democracy in the first and second republics. They become godfathers, determine what happens in the party and the people will have no say.


Babangida: Government will provide subventions to political parties to ensure that they are not dependent on any moneybag politicians.


Nigerians: If government provides subventions to the parties, then that means that the parties are no longer independent organisations. It means that they are now arms (slaves) of the government and dependent on government and will do whatever government wants.


Nigerians: Some people go into politics solely to get government subventions and not to serve the people.

INEC: We will limit government subventions to political parties that have won at least one election.


Nigerians: That means you are supporting strong parties against weak parties.

Also Nigerians: You are wasting tax payers' money. These politicians only create political parties in order to steal government subventions.

INEC: We will stop giving subventions.

Nigerians: Parties that control federal/state governments have an advantage because they have access to government funds. Why doesn't the government help smaller parties?





Nigerians Why are our elections so militarised. There are armed policemen at every polling unit. This could scare voters away. You don't have armed policemen at polling units in the US and UK.


The electoral act is amended to ban armed security agents from being within a certain distance from polling units.

Heavily armed thugs attack polling units and the policemen at the polling units can't do anything because they are unarmed.

Nigerians: The politicians did this deliberately. They posted unarmed officers to the polling units so that their thugs can easily disrupt the process.
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Politics › Re: Position Of The Electoral Act On Deregistration Of Political Parties by Pacesetter123(m): 11:38am On Jun 16
DomPerignon:
Someone has provided a better interpretation and that ADC's failure to meet the minimum threshold of at least scoring 25% in the last Presidential elections in at least one state, has automatically disqualified the party from the Presidential race.

In short, ADC don enter relegation.
But barring from presidential election is quite different from deregistration.
So going by this your interpretation now,who is misinterpreting the law?
The Justice Lifu's court or you people here in Nairaland?
Politics › Re: ADC Deregistration: Justice Peter Lifu Should Be Arrested - Bolaji Abdullahi by Pacesetter123(m): 10:10am On Jun 16
Faber:
I no sure say those children still dey inside bush, all are politics. Fear this country.
You almost convinced me.
Could that be the reason that that Principal is no longer appearing in a video in captivity speaking again?
The system is not to be trusted at all.
They can do and undo anything for political gains.
Politics › Re: Akpabio Daughter Got Juicy Position In NNPC Without Merit – Oshiomhole by Pacesetter123(m): 9:51am On Jun 16
Senator Adams,I always like you since your days as NLC chairman bcuz you fought injustice and corruption of the then government to a standstill.
Then as a senator now,I still like you bcuz you are very vocal.
But on this particular matter,I don't support you.You seems to have a sinister motive for saying that.You are saying this because you are eyeing the girl Papa position in the next Assembly.Otherewise, what do you mean by merit in NNPC job?
Who among the staff there has ever gotten the job on merit?
When and where have they ever published vacant positions for employment in NNPC,CBN, NIMASA, MARITIME ACADEMY and FIRS before?
So how do the people working there got to the place?is it by merit?
The people Andrew Yakubu and Mele Kyari pack from their regions and full there,are there more qualified and merited than Ekemini Akpabio? In terms of what, education?She graduated from one of the best universities in the US.
In terms of catchment area?
She is from the core Niger Delta states with abundant of barrel of crude oil produce on daily basis.
So face your politics with her father and leave her alone.
Politics › Re: Akpabio Daughter Got Juicy Position In NNPC Without Merit – Oshiomhole by Pacesetter123(m): 9:28am On Jun 16
BOOZELEE:
Apart from Akpabios daughter u know how many Musa, kabiru and kehinde that got a job there without merit. And funny enuf they are not from any oil producing state

I am not a fan of Akpabio but free her shiz from an oil producing state
Ask him..ooooh!

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