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Describing the declaration as myopic and unpatriotic, Arewa Youth Assembly in a statement signed by Mohammed Salihu Danlami, Speaker of the Assembly, said Nigeria is a Sovereign territory governed by a defined enacted constitution which states that every citizen has the right to live and go about his legal business in any part of the country. Are these people thinking with their brains. I am not surprised. They think like cow. The governors didn't ban grazing but "open grazing". Who says they dont have the right to live and go about their business. They can setup their cow business anywhere, but not wondering with them everywhere endagering the lives of people and crops. |
gurunlocker:If you had that amount in bitcoin 2015 it would have been worth over 10 billion naira now |
Emeskhalifa:Its not betting. Its because you want to be rich overnight. If you are a hodler and you know the right crypto to buy you will gain without stress. You have to be patient |
opera1:Someone lookup these words whether they are in the dictionary. I doubt. |
AdolfAboki:So you believed what he said. I can see how you can be easily deceived by what someone says. So you don't know he was saying this trash to save face from his assault of the security guard |
philipobiz:When I read it at first, I thought it was true. Hey guys, it does not add up. Its April fool |
Bitcoin’s biggest critic and the world renown economist Nouriel Roubini is Satoshi Nakamoto, our months long investigation can reveal. Presented with indisputable evidence, Roubini said in an e-mail exchange: “You got me.” Explaining why he has been so vocal against bitcoin, he said: “Chiefly because I did not want people to think in any way it was me, and because bitcoin has to stand up to scrutiny to level up.” Roubini said he saw the coming banking crash “as I famously predicted,” so he felt he had the responsibility to “save the world” because no one else believed the banking system was to collapse. He then started searching online for any way to create hard money in a digital form that is outside the banking system. “I’m an economist, I know money very well,” he said. “So I wanted to recreate in this new digital medium the most perfect money just in case banks go tits up.” He found online about previous attempts at digital money and quickly realized he would be perceived as going against the establishment, so had to do it in “utmost secrecy” he said. Roubini told Trustnodes he assembled a team of coders who were in the dark about the big picture, with each responsible for only compartments of the code. To put it all together he then asked for some help from renown computer scientists, including Wei Dai. So you’re not Satoshi, we asked, it’s these coders. “No, no, I am Satoshi” – he said. “I came up with the idea, I came up with everything, and I mined the early blocks.” To prove it, he signed an early block known to have been mined by Satoshi Nakamoto with his private key: IFdyaWdodCwgaXQgaXMgbm90IHRoZSBzYW1lIGFzIGlmIEkgc2lnbiBDcmFpZyBXcmlnaHQsIFNh dG9zaGkuCgo= Roubini said he is already wealthy, so the early coins “are a gift to the world and to all the bitcoiners who believed in my project and have made it such a great success.” “Once bitcoin gained a following,” he said, “I understood it could no longer be controlled and my leadership was unnecessary any further. To avoid taking any heat for anything that people across the world might do and might be blamed on me, I just left to focus on my professional career.” How do you feel criticizing bitcoin in your professional hat while knowing you invented it, we asked. “You know, many of the criticisms are true, and it’s not just me saying them, other people are saying them too. I just wanted to give bitcoiners a platform to respond.” Do you see any return to bitcoining on the protocol side? – we asked. “No. Bitcoin now has very capable coders doing a great job, I have my own important work to do in economics.” Asked why he did not intervene in the blocksize debate, he said he wasn’t sure. “Let the crowd sort it out.” Now however he says bitcoin has clearly won with even the tokenized BTC running on ethereum about to overtake BCH. Asked whether he still believes in bitcoin; “Banking is fragile,” he said, “always was, always will be.” “An anti-fragile monetary system outside of banking is a necessity for the global economic machine.” https://www.trustnodes.com/2021/04/01/nouriel-roubini-comes-out-as-satoshi-nakamoto-signs-with-private-key |
Pressure is mounting on Nigeria’s central bank (CBN) after it suddenly announced a blockade on cryptos with it now stating they’re going to commence market research in collaboration with Nigeria’s SEC and others. Speaking at the Association of Capital Market Academics of Nigeria (ACMAN) in Abuja on Sunday, Kevin Amugo, Director for Financial Policy at CBN said: “The committee on cryptocurrency headed by the National Security Adviser and members EFCC, NFIU, SEC, NAICOM and all regulators are to strategize and come up with a national position not a monetary policy position. Because of the interest crypto has generated, I think it is high time we reconvened and ensure that we take a national position, so that what is issued is a national position not a CBN or SEC position. We are engaging internationally and locally to ensure that we come out with a harmonised and implementable position.” A spokesperson for Nigeria’s SEC came out more forcefully against a ban or blockade of cryptos, with Timi Agama, Head of Exchanges, Market Infrastructure and Innovation at SEC, stating: “There is a lot of investment moving into the cryptocurrency market and… For us at the SEC and capital market, it is something to look at, the world cannot be moving forward and we will be static, no. It is important for us to review, understand, appreciate and introduce regulations that will guide the movement of the market in this direction. A market that has opportunity for ICOs, derivatives, is not a market we can ignore. It is our desire that we do more work, collaborate as regulators and analyse to make sure that we provide a level playing field where Nigerians, international investors and whoever is interested in this space will be comfortable and happy. I hope that in doing that, we are going to be able to drive foreign portfolio investment, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into this country and build our capital market.” CBN imposed a banking blockade on cryptos last month, but that outraged lawmakers who have asked it to appear before the senate. This cross-agency research appears to be part of it, with CBN seemingly backtracking from using monetary policy as an excuse for the blockade, while SEC there appears to be very in favor of cryptos. A u-turn therefore may be on the cards because Nigeria would stand out as the only democracy if they continue wit the blockade instead of regulating and even encouraging the huge innovation going on in this space which may well digitize the stock market and much of finance. https://www.trustnodes.com/2021/02/22/nigerias-sec-on-bitcoin-the-world-cannot-be-moving-forward-and-we-will-be-static |
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beardedboy:What a lame excuse. More crime embezzlement have been done through fiat currency. |
Chrisakuneme:That's one of the wisest thing to do. But on the contrary you want them to be attacked by the herders for taking their business from them? |
eaddyboy:Special center alarm don blow!!! |
Onyedika122:. I was there. Those cars don't belong to protesters. They are cars at the car stand that are for sale. https://www.nairaland.com/6191993/endsars-protest-highjacked-hoodlums-burn#95109947 |
AdetayoNL:The English is clear enough. Hoodlums burn cars. Most of the cars burnt were at the car stand, except the one on the first picture that was burnt at the middle of the road. |
See pictures of burnt cars at Apo mechanic village Abuja
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If you were told this will happen, would you have believed it?
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Enemyofpeace:. This Jazz thing is everywhere. So don't pin it on Jehovah’s witnesses alone |
Jaculze:. Am sure deposit of above n10,000 have not been entering your account. They deduct it but dont give you alert for it. You will only see it when you check your transaction history or reduction in you account balance |
A pitch-invader who breached security to get a selfie with Barcelona's Lionel Messi at a behind-closed-doors game should face charges, says La Liga. The fan, wearing an Argentina shirt with Messi's name and number, appeared on the pitch early in the second half of Saturday's 4-0 win away to Mallorca. He managed to pose for a picture within a couple of metres of Messi before being grabbed by security staff. La Liga made clear its "absolute condemnation" of the incident. "This type of conduct puts the health of others at risk and risks damaging the integrity of the competition," it added in a statement. The fan claims he scaled a two-metre high fence to gain access to Mallorca's stadium. "I had planned this ever since I knew the match was happening. I wanted a photo with Messi and to meet him because he's my idol," the French Mallorca resident told radio station Cadena Cope A pitch-invader who breached security to get a selfie with Barcelona's Lionel Messi at a behind-closed-doors game should face charges, says La Liga. https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/53041780 |
zionmde:You look like who they would scam repeatedly |
Hope the authority will see this and bring them him to book |
SLAP44:Bankers committee is made up of banks executives |
love020:I have made over 100% on buying bitcoin during the coronavirus without refering anyone. Bitcoin is now $9300. Will let you know when it is $22000. I don't do any of this your referal daily income business. They don't last, and you loose money instead of making when the program dies |
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Bilabong:Na wao! You must hate this people for you to make such a joke |
BOOZELEE:If a child comes back from school infected, and infects you, what will happen to you |
"“Many families have not been able to bury their dead, rescheduled their marriages and baptism and everything they are doing. In a way, life is in suspense. Everyone recognises the sacrifice Nigerians have made but we really have to encourage one another to continue to a position where we can relax some of that (lockdown) but until we get to that place, we have to continue in the short term." See the crook statement. He didn't mention people are going hungry which should be the foremost, he is talking about people not been able to bury their dead, rescheduled their marriages and baptism and.......... |
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5G, the next generation of cellular technology for the next generation of smartphones, is imminent. And with it, there’s concern about the health risk of this new, more powerful network. How worried should you be about the coming 5G healthpocalypse? By now, you may have seen articles on Facebook or alternative health websites. The gist: 5G is a dangerous escalation of traditional cellular technology, one packed with higher energy radiation that delivers potential damaging effects on human beings. Some 5G conspiracy theorists contend that the new network generates radiofrequency radiation that can damage DNA and lead to cancer; cause oxidative damage that can cause premature aging; disrupt cell metabolism; and potentially lead to other diseases through the generation of stress proteins. Some articles cite research studies and opinions by reputable organizations like the World Health Organization. It sounds worrisome, but let’s take a look at the actual science. https://www.howtogeek.com/423720/how-worried-should-you-be-about-the-health-risks-of-5g/ |
How are we sure they are not thieves. No proof to suggest your claim. Poor video footage that bearly lasted 20 seconds. You want view on youtube by crook. Well I don view m already, eh make me plus 1 |
He will say he has achieved something great now. Well he is better than others who are yet to do anything or waiting for the government to send them money |

