₦airaland Forum

liveLongNprospa:
Lmao yes I did.
The SE did terrible.

But guess what, everybody can talk about it.

DissTroy:
Oh! I did? These people are insisting I work for Akpabio (and Tinubu by extension), as against holding both and others accountable.

Here's me taking the fight to oil companies (legally, of course), insisting on them properly compensating communities for lands lost to pipe laying and oil exploration.

You can see youth leaders entrusting me to address the in justices and anomaly and a voicenote appealing for peace while I continue to interface between communities and oil and gas coys.

You can also see one of the youth leaders enjoining me to continue shunning inducements as I have been offered juicy amounts and other offers to look the other way.

These are the risks I take daily and the many material things I could have been gifted easily if only I looked the other way but I insist on the right thing.

Yet armchair analysts on this thread think they can hold a candle to my light? The nerve!

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Semid4lyfe, this post will probably get hidden too by the bot which has been on overdrive. Please undo it if and when it does happen.

KingTom:
Who Lampooned Burna for taking a Photo with Seyi Tinubu no go Lampoon H.E PO for taking a photo with Tinubu himself

DissTroy:
I don't. It's in the public domain.

Posting it in another group with some persons in government circle last week was how I discovered a former governor embezzled billions meant for host communities when a representative of the oil companies called me privately on WhatsApp. I say these things publicly.


Oh! You're trying to gaslight me? You spent yesterday trying to prove I am a government stooge but when the facts are being revealed knowing who I really am and you can't hide your, what, jealousy?

Hurts to realize I'm contributing more to Nigeria's development and peace while you complain daily on Nairaland, doesn't it?

I've earned the right to brag. Not many people can do what I do. Not one of you can lay came to a hundredth of what I have done.

Theflint1:
Lol, I don't actually, anything wey pass my immediate/extended family, close friends, and maybe neighbours, I no dey really put body like that.

I just find it difficult reconciling the personality of a shameless braggart with a philantrophist dedicated to community service.

DissTroy:
You should, even if it's at LGA level. You'd be surprised the difference you'd make.



If we don't say these things sometimes some of you will run away with flawed assumptions. Assumptions like I came online to 10 mentions of you guys (including O.T.) theoretizing on.

Yes, even offline, some folks have accused me of being bankrolled by either politicians or these foreign coys. It's important I put the records straight else false rumours would adorn truth garments. So, let me brag, brother. That's what you guys had coming.

I am not a philanthropist. I'm just doing what is humane and just in my regular citizen capacity.

Theflint1:
Maybe if you've not been bragging you won't be forced to continuously do more bragging to set the records straight... [b feels like a problem you created for yourself, so you'd have to keep dealing with it my guy [/b]

And goodluck proving you're not a philantrophist...can't keep moving like one yet reject being called one.

DissTroy:
No. The problem really started with me defending Akpabio based on unfounded accusations. Then came the gaslighting of being paid by him even though, antecedently, nobody has exposed his misdeeds constantly on Nairaland more than I do. Those who asked for evidence were in the minority and I religiously pursued the case like a set target.


Next came the supposed #15 million luxury car gift manufactured out of nowhere.

We need to set the records straight for most parts.

Whether it's the downtrodden or false accusations, most of you do not understand insisting on the right thing even without inducements.
I might not be a saint but I am honourable, and vexingly so when insisting on the right things done cost me things I could have easily.


Philanthropist is an abused word in Nigeria.

Theflint1:
So is this why you keep saying you walk with the high and mighty?

You're acting like you didn't have a post history before the Akpabio/Natasha situation.

DissTroy:
, got a luxury car gift reportedly worth #15 million from my state governor

DissTroy:
Next came the supposed #15 million luxury car gift manufactured out of nowhere.

We need to set the records straight for most parts.

Whether it's the downtrodden or false accusations, most of you do not understand insisting on the right thing even without inducements.
I might not be a saint but I am honourable, and vexingly so when insisting on the right things done cost me things I could have easily.


Philanthropist is an abused word in Nigeria.

izzou:
[color=royalblue] iamoyindamola

Abeg, suggest some Series, Biko.

I don tire to download nonsense [/color]

BlueRayDick:
I have been watching that old series "Lost" for the past 2 weeks now. It was around that 2006/2007 during the era of DVD I first watched it but was never able to finish it , nor could I really remember most of it.

Watching it now on Netflix I realize what people used to joke about the series that if u are not careful, u fit lost inside the series. Each season has long list of episodes and they keep alternating from flash backs to present day to future dates inside one series

DissTroy:
Who dug up a post from another thread and section of me insisting with an analogy that even when a powerful politician asks for my professional services, I insist on 70% upfront or I turn them down?

Ibime mentioned he did a gig for a federal minister on this thread. Several times. No problem.

Airmark mentioned he executed a contract for the Kano State Government. Several times. No problem.

OasisX mentioned executing a contract for a South West state government last year. Applause and congratulations. Some of you tapped into it

Diss Troy hints at the circles he's walks in albeit contextually to state he holds them accountable to their faces regardless. Then him ensuring development and peace in his ancestral part of the Niger Delta with no personal material gain. "He's bragging! Fre-aking braggart!"

Agenda!

izzou:
[color=royalblue]That series lost steam after the 2nd abi 3rd season.

I used to like it back then, but I no sure say I wan watch am again

There's a series i used to watch then: Hustle ..
About some con men who scammed people in London. I cannot find it anywhere.[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]That series lost steam after the 2nd abi 3rd season.

I used to like it back then, but I no sure say I wan watch am again

There's a series i used to watch then: Hustle ..
About some con men who scammed people in London. I cannot find it anywhere.[/color]

sod09:
I talk am
Very stupid bot 😡😡😡

BlueRayDick:
I have been watching that old series "Lost" for the past 2 weeks now. It was around that 2006/2007 during the era of DVD I first watched it but was never able to finish it , nor could I really remember most of it.

Watching it now on Netflix I realize what people used to joke about the series that if u are not careful, u fit lost inside the series. Each season has long list of episodes and they keep alternating from flash backs to present day to future dates inside one series

Ibime:
Once you finish Season 4, off it

No talk say we no warn you, unless you want to engage in a massive time wasting exercise

Infact watching it any further from this point is a waste of time since you now know it will degenerate into a farce

DissTroy:
Good.

Always remember never to compare yourself with me. You rant daily on Nairaland being pessimistic about the country.


I actively hold leaders accountable, ensure the changes I want seen with my money, fund developmental drives and ensure foreign coys in Nigeria operate peacefully for more for more
Foreign Direct Investments, walk with the high and mighty, and turn down inducements to subjugate the will of the people.

Forget Nairaland or the banter we do occasionally, I am socio-politico-economically more impactful than you are. When you've achieved what I have achieved on a societal scale and when your kings and elected leaders praise you publicly for helping better lives of others, we can revisit this conversation.

BlueRayDick:
I'm on season 4 currently and I can say the series is not actually bad. It has a way of getting u hooked and wanting to see what happens next. Although I agree they dragged it unnecessarily; they really milked it by extending it to season 6 sha.

I've not seen that hustle, I doubt if one can see it in Alaba gan sef.

Omo! The internet services becoming affordable and the advent of streaming platforms really dealt with all those guys wey dey sell CD for Alaba o. I remember how I would go and buy CD's as low as N50 per copy and I will charter plenty of it particularly during holdays . That was how we watched series movies back then; Merlin, Legend of the seeker, Game of thrones (at inception), etc

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I remember all those CDs wey get different collection of movies. Lol

There are some series I am still looking for.

One was a guy who was a private investigator. He could analyse a case psychologically. I wish I could find it.

I don't think any Series should be more than 3 seasons. Even this Godfather of Harlem might be a miss. They already had a perfect ending at S3. What's the need for S4?[/color]

Deadprezzis:
The Mentalist.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I remember all those CDs wey get different collection of movies. Lol

There are some series I am still looking for.

One was a guy who was a private investigator. He could analyse a case psychologically. I wish I could find it.

I don't think any Series should be more than 3 seasons. Even this Godfather of Harlem might be a miss. They already had a perfect ending at S3. What's the need for S4?[/color]

DissTroy:
Someone who stole pictures of Ogbono to proof he has food and was crying to Ishilove on the phone to beg a woman on the internet to give him attention should be scurrying into a digital orifice but apparently shame is dead.


You are trying to buy your way back into the comity of men. Here's how you tried to do so:

1. Returned to antagonize. You were exposed. You left then returned months later.

2. You became an APC critic. Of course you knew most of us as sympathetic to such posts so you kept warming your way.

3. Weeks later you declare you need an alternative form of money to do a giveaway on Nairaland anonymously. Ibime, Sean and others advised you, and you mentioned you'd do so soon. People were beginning to warm up to you.

4. Weeks later you made claim you turned down a political appointment out of the blues. The confidence trick was working.

5. In a few weeks, you asked Semid4lyfe to act as an es-crow on Nairaland for a transaction. You studied him well to know he would get involved in such a deal which has ruined reputations on Nairaland, especially as a moderator. You didn't ask anyone else.

6. You continued with your government criticism.

7. Having thought you've warmed your way back in, you got confident to a regular.

TemporaryHansel aka Elder0001, we see you for what you are.

semid4lyfe:
I had to unblock the quoted post just to respond because the emboldened is false and defamatory. He asked for me to act as an escrow for a deal, and I turned it down. (Screenshot attached).

Pls don't involve me in your fight with others, ese gan.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Thanks. I'll check it out.

Did he have a daughter? Because this one had a teenager daughter.[/color]