₦airaland Forum

GeneralDae:
These are not beautiful pictures.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
the project is still at ground level

Mkenya2019:
Because you think Nairobi cannot overtake Joburg anytime soon - and as you can see Nairobi rise is broad - not just infrastructures - but retail, residential, warehouse and industrial, office spaces, hotels and name it.

VEHINTOLAR:
Can anyone please tell me the essence of this thread ? Mtchew,arrant nonsense !

obaaderemi:
Did he claim that his dad was a babalawo ni?

Shma:
Cool. I think we're now in agreement that Kenya wildlife Pp is growing at a faster rate than SA, going by 2021 data & big 5, should we now move on to the next topic?

obaaderemi:
His head is empty. That place looks like Daura.

popizaino:
Sorry I'm compounding to the woes but I am not stopping soon and not until your miserable self own up to what your father did while he was alive?

jl115:
how the fvck did you even come to this conclusion? SAs wildlife is growing at 20% and yours is declining....

Kazikazi:
Having a national airlines isnt that bad,ethiopia has it,and you asked athiopians to help u forming a national airlines.And besides our national airline,there are dozens of private airlines in TZ.
Precision airline...

Kazikazi:
Don't even try on roads comparisons, it will end in tears...
Tanzania's roads...

mtisTheQubit:
I think Ghanaian s have met their match with kazikaxi both parties engage what we call brutal force debate

Shma:
We based it on the big 5 and I gave you the stats for all the wildlife in that category. Unlike Kenya, Some of Your big 5 populations are declining.
The data that you never bothered to open
Lion Pp has increased by 25% in 3yrs.
https://www.bornfree.org.uk/news/lion-increase-kenya

The elephant population is booming since poaching was cracked down.

https://www.euronews.com/green/2021/09/01/kenya-s-elephant-population-is-on-the-rise-as-poachers-hunted-down

Rhino pp has grown by a whopping 40% since 2017 and is projected to grow by 5% annually.
https://www.savetherhino.org/rhino-species/black-rhino/rhinos-increase-in-kenya/

In the second link, you'll also find that giraffe, Grévy’s zebra and hirola (hunting antelopes) are all increasing in population.

vaxx:
[s]Hold on to your father loose scortum as I type . You Will mischievously cry for your mom along. Don't stop because I am just starting. I will open up your mother malady in addition with your father misfortune.

Since you have decide to useless your dad and showcase your mother dirty panties, it is my duty to honour your wish. Over my dead body will I pieced your mother cunt for even a dollar of billions bitcoin . It's because your father was a sex-starved smuggler that couldn't afford the love of desirable women and he settled for a subhuman passenger in the name of your mother and end up giving birth to a misfortune like you.

Your father had to pay a drooling triton from his crime money who foolishly took in his semen to manufacture an idiot like you --

Thanks to science , you're only following in his footsteps. That's what DNA can d[/s]o.

Kazikazi:
Hohohohohohohoho Hohohohohohohoho
Where u got that 37%.
Son,have you gotten TZ gov latest report on electrification figures? It is way above 80%.Actually in two years we get 100%.
Anyway,what GDP on paper have given you?

Reach this levels...
fumba,Zanzibar
Tanzania

Kazikazi:
You try to hide?
Post these....
Brt systems
Electric SGR
Modern marine systems
Skyscrapers
Cable bridges
National airline
Conservation areas with their attractions
Cities( not dust cities)

GeneralDae:
These are not beautiful pictures.

obaaderemi:
His head is empty. That place looks like Daura.

popizaino:
You go just open your mouth wahhhhhh like community borehole, why don't you stop displaying your morgue temperature IQ and tell us what your father did while he was alive, maybe, there is still a chance to salvage your already damaged life from the horror your father made you go through in your childhood. Bloody swine.

Shma:
Ghanaians and brains are like oil and water. ...
I think suffering is among the brightest Ghanaian if she is indeed a Ghanaian.

jl115:
all infrastructure begins at ground level?? Do you want it to pop up magically like it's sims 4??

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Some of the infrastructures in Nigeria since 1980 or 1992 they are still building them. It is very surprising when you find infrastructures going for 30 to 40 years and nothing to show for it

Shma:
All Ghanaians are dumber than suffering and smiling. There is no insult in stating the fact bruh.

English might be the problem, not the brain.

jl115:
really? like what?

popizaino:
You go just open your mouth wahhhhhh like community borehole, why don't you stop displaying your morgue temperature IQ and tell us what your father did while he was alive, maybe, there is still a chance to salvage your already damaged life from the horror your father made you go through in your childhood. Bloody swine.

jl115:
which of our big 5 is declining? Also since when does 5 species = the entire wildlife population?

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has been caught plagiarising the policy and terms of use of an American wireless equipment supplier as its own policy on the eNaira website, Peoples Gazette can report.

Nigeria’s digital currency, marketed to boost cross-border trade and other financial activities, was launched on October 25 by President Muhammadu Buhari amidst a televised fanfare, after its botched unveiling on the nation’s Independence Day on October 1.

During its launch, Governor Godwin Emefiele had said that extensive research had commenced on the adoption of the digital currency as far back as 2017. Mr Buhari touted the policy as the first in Africa and nudged his aides to milk its novel attributes for scarce public relations glory.

However, checks on the eNaira website by Peoples Gazette have exposed how Africa’s largest economy’s digital currency policy was lifted from JLG’s website, despite having four years to plan.

“In no event will licensor or its officers, directors, employees, agents, representatives, affiliates or contractors (collectively, the “released parties”), be liable to licensee or any third party for any use, interruption, delay, or inability to use the software’ lost revenues or profits; delays, interruption or loss of services, business, or goodwill; loss or corruption of data; loss resulting from the system or system service failure, malfunction, or shutdown; failure to accurately transfer, read or transmit information,” the document read on JLG’s website.

A thorough check indicated that a part of the limitation of liability clause on CBN’s website was lifted verbatim from U.S.-based JLG, a wireless innovation company based in McConnellsburg, about 70 kilometres southwest of Harrisburg.

“In no event will the CBN or its directors, officers, employees, independent contractors, affiliates or agents, or any of its or their respective service providers, be liable to you or any third party for any use, interruption, delay or inability to use the eNaira website, lost revenues or profits, delays, interruption or loss of services, business or goodwill, loss or corruption of data, loss resulting from system or system service failure, malfunction or shutdown, failure to accurately transfer…” eNaira’s policy read.

A spokesman for the CBN declined repeated requests seeking comments on the bank’s conduct.

Plagiarism is not only treated as ethical shortcomings but is also considered illegal and penalised in many jurisdictions because it violates intellectual property rights. Nigeria has struggled for years to take violations of intellectual property rights seriously, leaving many in top places to see nothing unusual about the conduct.

President Buhari himself had been caught repeatedly plagiarising quotable quotes from Barack Obama and other world leaders. News articles and columns are regularly plagiarised by a large section of print and broadcast journalists nationwide without consequences.

Nigerian lawyer Malachy Odo decried the CBN’s action as a show of shame.

“In normal climes, those responsible for this show of shame wouldn’t need to be prompted to resign,” Mr Odo said.

This is, however, not the first time the CBN will be caught using other people’s work without attribution. In 2012, its then-Governor Lamido Sanusi was caught lifting quotes from an American professor without attribution. The bank later admitted wrongdoing and blamed a speechwriter for it.

The then governor had copied Mr Dike’s intellectual work and presented the idea as his during a public lecture in Edo State without proper attribution.

The apex bank, in a statement by its former corporate communications chief Isaac Okoroafor, defended Mr Sanusi, stating that he did not develop the speech.

“In the case of the CBN, such papers, even though presented by the Governor, represent our collective views and are prepared by professional researchers in the relevant departments of the Bank. We can vouch that such papers are prepared in line with strict global and ethical standards,” the statement parlty read.

Already, the CBN has been locked in a fierce legal battle over the adoption of ‘eNaira’ word mark after a private firm said it registered a trademark for the name in 2004 and filed a copyright infringement lawsuit.

The firm, Enaira Payment Solutions, in its lawsuit sought a restraining order against the launch of e-naira by the apex bank on October 1, 2021, a date initially scheduled for it.

A notice from the firm’s solicitors also stated that: “In the interim, the CBN is hereby warned to cease and desist from using or purporting to use the name eNaira for its product or in any way.”

On Wednesday night, The Gazette highlighted the controversial aspect of the eNaira terms of use that seemed inconsistent with the regulatory standards that the CBN had itself upheld in the commercial banking sector for decades. But it turned out that the odd clause was originally designed for an equipment manufacturer and not a financial services provider.

Lagos-based lawyer Inibehe Effiong said the CBN’s action underscores the danger in policymakers and their reliance on consultants. He demanded a thorough probe into the scandal, as well as punishment for errant personnel.

“It’s a very serious allegation against the Central Bank,” Mr Effiong told The Gazette on Thursday afternoon. “There should be internal administrative action on the persons responsible for the policy document as it shows that the Central Bank had no original thought.”

Just30:
you love to see countries from East Africa get embarrassed for their lack of development?

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Please let me know what type of development are you talking about is it kidnapping and banditry or hunger and poverty. 99.4% of Nigerians only have less than 800 US Dollar in their bank account

vaxx:
[s] Lol. The side and his father are already in pains, so long you decide to shame your famer , I will help you as well. I am working on your father brain already. I once silent to your diarrhea mouth of exposing too much of your father misfortune, you run hiding to keeping the words short. That Is how I am powerfully piercing your mother drink cunt with chain saw . She deserved it .

So you mean, I am written too.much of your history by stating your father obvious crime or you mean the infilterated you caused in your mother's womb during your conception, like a stealthy he goat is causing your father setback in prison . which one ?

By your own very admission, you were a miserable idiot who came to nairaland seeking giving us the details of your fatherland who really birth you. Since your smuggler father deny you due to your misfortune. Now run along and go smoke a Knockout and tear your mother uselss pussy apart. Her cunt deserve the worse part of hell[/s].