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Kobojunkie:Can u now see the double standard? The so called law was made, but ur gender will never want to marry a man who has no source of income while she has a source of income. They all want to marry a man who is financially secured. Then contribute by so called impact in his life and claim property? I can never stop my wife from working or running business. She is free to buy whatever she wishes to buy in her name or joint name if we both jointly buy it. As long as she makes her contributions financially running the home too. No wahala |
wirinet:In this same country where ladies dont even want to marry a man who earns 30k as salary, where on earth will u find a Nigerian lady who wants to marry a man who does nothing or brings very unreliable source of income for marriage? Whereeeeeeeee? |
Kobojunkie:Becus women arent playing such! How many of the ladies u know agress to marry a man who stays at home or does very little stuff financially? |
wirinet:Surely, now u are talking! We have to wait until when women would accept this. For now, no one shares a dime from what they didnt contribute to. We talk as if men dont also contrubute in raising kids ![]() A lot of homes have house helps who do cleaning and cooking! The woman must contribute money to any property she claims for |
Kobojunkie:But I will also add value to her life while she works na |
Kobojunkie:Oh, so it is wrong for me to do nothing and probably stay at home and raise kids or run one business that I keep failing in while my wife works her ass out, then, I divorce her after 10 years and claim partnership of her sweat, right? |
Kobojunkie:i will marry, she can go and work, let me do nothing then and inherit her sweat! |
Kobojunkie:That is pure rubbish. I would rather hire a house help which is cheaper and ensure that my wife has no claim to my properties except she contributed to it. The few properties i have bought now, I know how hard it was to get them. No body can black mail me. Many ladies in Nigeria, u even give them capital to start up business, they will ruine it. Rubbish |
FreeStuffsNG:It cant work. So, I worked hard, gather properties, my wife decides to cheat or quit marriage and claim ownership of the said property that I worked for? Rubbish! She should claim such ownership if she also contributed to the purchase of such property |
kettykings:which area of high patronage? The cars u buy from Europe, how many of them do u have their plans in Nigeria? baba, he can and should remain where he is and keep producing. He already supply cars to other countries. |
Zionmdde:This is what I always say. I always laugh how some people who even sleep under serious heat due to lack of electricity laugh at others becus their choice candidate won election. ![]() Normally, blacks mumu shaa |
Zico5:But Nigeria has not succeeded after 60 years and still wont succeed ![]() Like this now, na my solar for flat I dey use. No electricity in a state capital after 60 years of so called presidency ![]() |
sonature1:what of all these Americans who are moving out of America and live in Ghana for instance? At least, I work for a US company that helps African Americans tour and I see these people leaving! Infact, I would quote this thread to upload one video I did recently of two sisters who are Americans and relocated to Ghana and are so happy. There lots of them so far for the past two years I have been working for this company. What could make people leave the so called opportunities of their home land to live in a shithole as foriegner? |
lhordspy:U are the most hilarious human on earth. We should be talking about what can enhance the credibility of election in Nigeria in 21 centuary and u are talking something else. All serious countries now do presidential and even regional debates. It is not about sentiment, it is about deliberately doing what is proper to enhance the credibility of naija election. LP was never a force in naija presidential election. I dont like people who lie to them selves. Has LP ever come third before in presidential election or pulled such figure before? He did this under few months, he was a wave and still a wave. U are decieveing ur self. He even pulled more votes in Edo state which is not a south eastern state. He was loved by many people from east, south south and north central. I couldnt count how many people from Kongi, Benue, Akwa Ibom, who were over interested in him! LP has no agents in many polling units. And we are talking aboiut doing what is right! Serious countries are transmitting results electronically and instantly which enhances the credibility of elections. Even in ur heart u know that this is fact. So, why are u lying to ur self? Arent we supposed to do away with manual collation of results at this stage of our democracy? Why should we still be having electoral results with pen and some sheets with canceled figures and rewritten figures? If u have a company, wont u like to deploy means to help to run ur company in a way to avoid others cheating u? How u simply rush to say anyone who supports Obi is from south east. My godnesssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss, what type of humans are on this forum? |
lhordspy:Mumu talk. For a person who brought a party not known to become a third force under few months to an election is a strong deal. And APC attested to it. He brought a different dynamics to the election. U are just been unreasonable. And elections were rigged! People were intimidated and results forged. In 21 century, Nigerians still debbating if to grant presidential debate, if results should be transmittted electronically. These are factors that affect election credibility. INEC officials deliberately arriving late to frustarte voters, results spending days to be collated, these are all factors and with all of these factors, he pulled 6 million votes within such a short period of time. Yes, he is a wave. |
Maize247:Those who made the law never knew it would be like this! U see, laws sometimes can be unreasonable. This matter strong. The constitution maybe amended to fix it but for now, it holds Tinubu strongly |
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Dsalvo:Very reasonable Comment. What Buhari did could have dragged this country into war. He was so divisivive and terrible in rulership. Took tribalism to another level. I hope the new president doesn't follow his footstep. My fear is that Buhari has taught the incoming presidents that they can do and act as they like without any check and balances and nothing will happen. |
How about those yoruba movies they show on African magic yoruba? Why didnt u talk down at them? U obviously wanted to achieve something and u have done it. Every little opportunity, Nigerians use it to bash them selves along tribal line. U didnt mention those boring movies and actors in Yoruba movies who act in african magic yoruba or those who act in african magic hausa, u chose to insult some people becus of tribe or to win tribal sentiments. But do u know the catch? Those names u mentioned are big that is why u know them. The ones acting in African magic yoruba, I doubt u even know any of them sef to mention their name |
chidiokay:How does this relate to allowing Nigerians know how their presidential tribunal is going? Same president that we all pay and feed from our collective sweats and tax? No wonder after 60 years, Nigerians still battle for electricity and still use generator to power their homes |
Rahkman:Even the US is not signatury to ICC. Even ex Sudanese president was issued an arrest warrant and he visited South Africa, and SA refused to obey the so called law. Anything happened? Make una dey calm down abeg. Arresting a sitting president of any country is not beans not to talk of a country like Russia. Russian leader doesn't travel up and down even before now. People visit him in Russia. This is not Hollywood movie. USA, UK, don't wish to fight Russia, Russia also wish to fight them too. Any of such fight woukd lead to mutual destruction. Did u know that these countries have internal ways of communicating to one another to avoid accidents that could lead to war? Na una wey don't know think sey it is movie ![]() |
Rume Ophi Commends FG’s Bold Adoption of New Blockchain Policy, Sets Agenda On Growth of Sector Lagos Nigeria – The Executive Secretary of the Stakeholders in Blockchain Technology Association of Nigeria (SiBAN), Rume Ophi, has applauded the Federal Government of Nigeria for its recent adoption of the nationwide blockchain policy. This groundbreaking policy, announced by Communications and Digital Economy Minister Isa Pantami on May 3rd, 2023, aims to institutionalize blockchain technology within Nigeria's economic and security sectors. According to the Minister, the National Blockchain Policy is a culmination of extensive consultations with 56 prominent institutions and figures, demonstrating the government's commitment to inclusivity and collaboration. Rume Ophi commends this consultative approach, recognizing the importance of engaging stakeholders from various sectors to drive the successful integration of blockchain technology. "This is a historic moment for Nigeria," asserts Rume Ophi, who is also a renowned crypto analyst and thought leader. "The government's decision to embrace blockchain technology paves the way for tremendous opportunities and economic growth. It showcases Nigeria's commitment to innovation and positions our nation at the forefront of the global blockchain revolution." He added that the approval of the National Blockchain Policy serves as a significant turning point for the country, as it recognizes the immense potential of blockchain technology to drive economic development and enhance national security. Rume Ophi believes that this policy will enable Nigeria to regain its position as a leading hub for blockchain innovation, despite previous attempts to restrict the growth of this sector with the previous restriction placed on it by the Federal Government. Rume Ophi calls upon the government to leverage this policy as a catalyst for collaboration. He urges relevant agencies of the government to proactively engage with stakeholders in the blockchain ecosystem to foster partnerships and collectively drive Nigeria's blockchain industry forward. "It is imperative that the government actively seeks collaborations with all stakeholders, including blockchain enthusiasts, developers, entrepreneurs, and investors," emphasizes Rume Ophi. "By working together, we can create an ecosystem that nurtures innovation, facilitates job creation, and propels Nigeria towards becoming a global leader in blockchain technology." Furthermore, Rume Ophi encourages the relevant agencies of the government, particularly the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), to initiate the registration process for blockchain-based companies. This proactive measure will ensure transparency, accountability, and regulatory compliance within the industry while providing a conducive environment for businesses to thrive. The establishment of a National Steering Council, coordinated by NITDA, is an important component of the approved policy. Rume Ophi commends this step, recognizing the need for a centralized body that can drive the implementation of the policy, facilitate strategic decision-making, and foster coordination among various stakeholders. As Nigeria has already demonstrated its commitment to blockchain technology through the successful implementation of the Hyperledger Fabric blockchain by the Central Bank of Nigeria for the e-Naira digital currency, Rume Ophi believes that the nation is well-positioned to harness the transformative power of blockchain in other sectors. Rume Ophi concludes, "With the adoption of the National Blockchain Policy, Nigeria has laid a strong foundation for the future of blockchain technology. Let us seize this opportunity to create an environment that encourages innovation, attracts investments, and propels Nigeria to the forefront of the global blockchain revolution." ## About Rume Ophi: Rume Ophi, widely known as the Cryptopreacher, is a renowned crypto evangelist, thought leader, and advocate for the adoption of blockchain technology. With years of experience in the cryptocurrency industry, Rume Ophi has dedicated his expertise to educating, inspiring, and empowering individuals and organizations to leverage the power of blockchain for economic growth and social transformation. He is the founder of the Cryptopreacher Blockchain Academy as well as a respected Crypto market analyst on Channels Television and a sought after expert on blockchain matters on the continent.
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codemaniacs:Hahahaha, u are so funny. So, CRV is now an Igbo person? Would u say Tinubu ruling as a president also targeted Igbos? Baba, wake up from this nonsense. Na poor people dey reason like this. Met one bike man when I came out of my car and he was carrying this yoruba and Igbo matter for head. I called him and asked him some questions. He was ashamed of him self. Same way it is mainly poor igbos who carry this yoruba and igbo matter for head, that is how poor yorubas carry it for head. Poverty and illteracy, tufiakwa |
GeneralPula:Igbos no hate u o. Yorubas and igbos only have political differences. Both tribes marry one another a lot and have many buisness together and have ruled many industries together. Na poor political misfortunes dey do this hatred that does not even exist. Have igbos attacked any community in south west? Or has yorubas attacked any south east community? So, where is the hatred? |
LeoDeKing:Fulani herdsmen too and naija politicians. |
Staphylococcus:baba, no be propaganda o. It was destroyed. The tactics was simple. Attack the system from multiple directions and Ukraine lacked enough batteries to shoot all down. It was bound to happen. To effectively use it, u need sufficient batteries that can withstand all missiles from all directions. Ukraine doesnt have such as they are fighting a country that has to capacity to send missiles from multiple directions. One or two defence system couldnt have withstand such multiple targets that came in at the same time. It was just pure logic. All of the systems built by America, Russia, UK, China, all can be stopped becus all are made by humnas. The only difference is the country with much more of that systems. |
davit:Oya, go and slap police na, since them dey chop slap up and down |
Goodcitizen99:My brother, this one tire me o. I am still speechless reading his comment and that some people Liked the comment shocked me the more |
sammirano:No be una sey CBN governor na Igbo? I hope the person who carried out the first coup is also not igbo judging from ur comment? Obi won in Edo too, so they are unfortunate too? Obi won in Jos, so they are unfortunate too. He won in Abuja, are they also igbos who are unfortunate too? I like to engage people like u, wasted hungery looking fellows who are used by politicians to keep Nigeria back. After 60 years of independence, I still have to install solar in my apartment to enjoy proper electricity. Thunder go fire people like u |
Tunagee:Why must he need to go to foreign country for his own health treatment, that is the bases of this. |
Bullhari:when we call for good governance, some of u would carry tribalism for head. If this guy was in developed world, he would have probably got treated. I always say this, any time u get certain type of sickeness here, just write ur will. U are gone! The health care system here is dead and buried! When u all have vowed to use tribalism and bitterness to select leaders, well done. |
tammie24:Wait o! Is it that some humans are simply us*less or what exactly is this? How does this relate to Igbo people? So, anyone who calls for his arrest is an Igbo person? Haaaa, them swear for this country shaa. No wonder thhe country has not solved ordinary electricity issue ever since it was created. For god's sake, he slapped a police officer on uniform. He can never ever ever try this in the US no matter how much he was provoked. Them swear for people like u for this life? What is eevn wrong with ur type? It is like I should see u in real life right now, gush, some of u are horribly pathetic. |
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