₦airaland Forum

adambeatz:
Honestly I believe we deserve the leaders we get this is an eye opener to me cause I know of the tactics the northern political powers play in order to solidify their positions,

]I just never imagined Christians also played similar games too, the structure could have been repurposed into something worthwhile so thousands of youths can be gainfully employed, but no, they prefer spending billions on theaters to woo the masses into dropping their hard earned money.

No wonder these religious leaders can't come out to speak against the ills of the government because they are in bed with them. What a wonderful arrangement between the two, I discovered something, it's like an unwritten arrangement between African leaders and foreign powers, they embezzle and get money from the foreigners while our African leaders do their best to make sure our currency never gets value, if you do a critical research, it's kind of like a balanced power play, they'll spend anyhow but it's against their rule to make moves that'll lift the nation up. Our population is on the rise and all we can think about is who has the best religion. May God save us all.[/b]

DissTroy:
I think it would be. The incumbent Governor has shown better signs of management and being in touch with the people than Udom Emmanuel. First, he's insisted large religious gatherings would no longer be held at the stadia, but at the Worship Center at a price. The economics of it is what hasn't been clearly stated.

The most important implementation I'd like to see is the purported Ibom Angel Network which is modeled after the Lagos Angel Investment Network, with counterpart funding by the state government.

I'm no fan of government creating jobs as government workers aren't effective workers - just going through the motions for pay at the end. Creating the enabling environment through policies, and financial and security backing seem more like it. The private sector would pick on it.

adambeatz:
Honestly I believe we deserve the leaders we get this is an eye opener to me cause I know of the tactics the northern political powers play in order to solidify their positions, I just never imagined Christians also played similar games too, the structure could have been repurposed into something worthwhile so thousands of youths can be gainfully employed, but no, they prefer spending billions on theaters to woo the masses into dropping their hard earned money. No wonder these religious leaders can't come out to speak against the ills of the government because they are in bed with them. What a wonderful arrangement between the two, I discovered something, it's like an unwritten arrangement between African leaders and foreign powers, they embezzle and get money from the foreigners while our African leaders do their best to make sure our currency never gets value, if you do a critical research, it's kind of like a balanced power play, they'll spend anyhow but it's against their rule to make moves that'll lift the nation up. Our population is on the rise and all we can think about is who has the best religion. May God save us all.

A001:
You made many valid points. But why do you like making your posts in bold?

You know people do that when they want to shout or yell at people online.

adambeatz:
Is there some kind of rule to typing in bolded, I didn't know, I honestly love it and I'm used to it I guess

A001:
It's not a good netiqutte. It makes your post less presentable, just like lengthy posts made online without appropriate use of paragraphs to aid readability.

It doesn't give a good image about your person. However, if it's your preferred style, it's fine.

adambeatz:
Funny enough, I'm quite the opposite in person I'm more or a reserved person and seldom engages in talks I don't find intellectually stimulating, I also believe in leaving an impression, perhaps this is my way.

adambeatz:
Funny enough, I'm quite the opposite in person I'm more or a reserved person and seldom engages in talks I don't find intellectually stimulating, I also believe in leaving an impression, perhaps this is my way.

A001:
Okay, are you Capslocked doppelganger? Lols

DissTroy:
Gentlemen, please welcome Nairaland's very own Daniel Regha, AKA Isese scientist.

adambeatz:
Lolz, you can sa that, but cause of you ino go use capslock for tis thread.

A001:
Who dem dey call Daniel Regha or Regba? This kid dey find attention desperately. Awon juju advocates, lols. I no go start a new year engaging a daft person

A001:
You give off the same vibes as CAPSLOCKED. In all my years on Nairaland, I've never seen him make posts on this forum without using upper case throughout.

Emaprince:
This rumor of petrol hitting 1200 per litre, I hope na just empty rumour.

adambeatz:
person dey use style insult me coded shey u wan make I Insult am back, make i laff am dey go, this year no be to quarrel unnecessarily ibeg.

adambeatz:
I'm not him tho, have you heard about the new law signed by tinubu, the DICON ACT?

Roland17:
Even if they increase it to #2500 per litre, nothing go happen, Nigerians will only moan but will still buy....

A001:
Not at all. What's it about?

adambeatz:
"Home Defence Industry
Nigeria signs DICON Bill, boosts Defence Industry
The Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria Bill, 2023, is a landmark legislation that will transform the defence sector and position Nigeria as a regional and global player in the defence industry.
by Ekene Lionel 1 month ago


President Bola Tinubu has signed the Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria (DICON) Bill, 2023, into law, giving a new impetus to the country’s defence industry. The bill, which was sponsored by the Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Defence, Babajimi Benson, repeals the previous DICON Act and introduces several reforms and innovations to the corporation.

The bill empowers DICON to operate and maintain subsidiaries and ordnance factories, establish a research and development institute, provide a regulatory framework for the defence sector, and attract private capital to facilitate production and innovation. The bill also aims to make DICON more accountable, transparent, and efficient in its operations and management.

The signing of the bill comes at a time when Nigeria is facing various security challenges, such as insurgency, banditry, kidnapping, and piracy. The bill is expected to enhance the capacity and capability of the Nigerian military and other security agencies to combat these threats and protect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country."

A001:
Okay, it's for the defence industry.

adambeatz:
But benefits the politicians not the masses, let's say a politician sets up a proxy company suing the newly signed deal, imports weapons or manufactures weapons, armors e.t.c Do you think he will sell everything to the government, I think not, a former retired military General through a proxy setup a company the next day this bill was signed under the dicon act under the defence ministry, imagine the scenario of the likes of Colt Defense, Advanced Armament, CorporationBarrett Firearms Manufacturing but only answerable to the elite and not the masses

Roland17:
Even if they increase it to #2500 per litre, nothing go happen, Nigerians will only moan but will still buy....

A001:
You go wait forever if you think I'd say such here. The Google you're using was developed using Binary Mathematics of Odu Ifa. "Odu" itself is the Yoruba word for "code". People just don't call Google Ifa for nothing.

The mathematics underlying computer programming as a whole is binary mathematics, which has been in Odu Ifa for ages.

How would Ifa people know that when they think Ifa is juju?

Godx:
You believe Jesus Feed more than 5000 people with 2 fish and 5 loaves of bread without asking silly questions if angels were baking bread In heaven, you believe Jesus turned water to wine but using blood sacrifice to increase your money is were you are asking silly questions if spirits go to CBN to print money lmao.

Ab0bii:
If you see anything that you will never understand. Just call it unexplained science and the matter will be settled.



Nonsense and unexplained science

obainojazz:
What of that your guy that when he punches people, they chop grass

BlueRayDick:
Na because some of those streaming sites/apps are not reliable na.

I was streaming man utd’s match vs Villa and the thing just frustrate me so much with iterminent buffering ; I vex go sleep . The next day I kuku vex do DSTV sub I had promised myself not to do again .

That DSTV monopoly still dey Favour them.

Itsrm:
The cost of data nko? People seem to overlook it. Every weekend, I watch Chelsea, Manutd and Arsenal matches. Maybe City and Liverpool depending on who they are playing. I also watch Carling, FA, Champions league or any one that comes in between.

No way I won't spend almost the same amount of money DSTV is asking for to stream.

iamoyindamola:
Ibime is chopping his iptv alone without telling us
Typical wicked abroadian😠😡
I was watching arsenal and Fulham I was just angry with our play and the stupid stream
I just dropped it when they score 2 because I dan reach boiling point