Politics › Re: Ogun, Adamawa, Oyo, Lagos Top List Of Presidential Aides by ProfAmaben(m): 11:29am On Jun 01, 2020 |
SaintLucia: The winner will always take it all in a presidential system of government whether in Nigeria or outside Nigeria. You don't share position with opposition parties when you practice such system of government. The only system of government that share positions with opposition parties is parliamentary system of government and that can only happen if the ruling party does not have the number of seats in the parliament to form their cabinet. In this case, they form coalition with smaller parties that also won some seats in the parliament and not the main opposition party. Take a look at what in Israel of recent due to power tussle. You are correct, although the angle I'm coming from is that whether you win or lose, opposition or not, the best hands should always be sought after not based on religion or tribal basis. I still salute Obasanjo on that and till date, no Nigerian government has achieved a quarter of what he did. He incorporated people like Ezekwesili, El Rufai, Okonjo Iweala, Soludo etc into government, and these people weren't members of the PDP at the time. A good leader should know how to designate roles to technocrats and politicians. Ngige, Aragbesola, Akpabio, Akume etc don't have businesses with the ministries they head including Fashola a lawyer handling housing. That's basically my logomachy. |
Politics › Re: Ogun, Adamawa, Oyo, Lagos Top List Of Presidential Aides by ProfAmaben(m): 1:33pm On May 30, 2020 |
The winner takes it all is the Nigerian democratic mentality. The only solution for Nigeria and Africa is to hire good companies say Deloitte to come and manage their entire nation cos it's not working. |
Properties › Re: Is This The Finest Faculty Of Law In Nigeria?? (pic) by ProfAmaben(m): 1:32pm On May 30, 2020 |
No! |
Politics › Re: Biafra! An Advice Every Igbo And Niger Deltans Must Adhere To by ProfAmaben(m): 1:31pm On May 30, 2020 |
Stop including Niger Delta into Biafra, it is wrong. These people want their identity.
From an Igbo man. |
Romance › Re: American Killed By Police George Floyd Was A Porn Actor [pics] by ProfAmaben(m): 1:28pm On May 30, 2020 |
And so?
You can be whatever you wanna be. Still waiting for those born with clothes on. White supremacist are bad, while, Nigerian ethnic jingoistic bigots are even worse. |
Crime › Re: CNN Correspondent, Omar Jimenez Arrested Live On TV As He Gives A Report by ProfAmaben(m): 11:09pm On May 29, 2020 |
AmazingMOG: That’s good
CNN, democrats, bill gate, atheists, Islamist, China all shall crumble and there will be noting left of them.
If I be a man of God! |
Culture › Re: For Racism Against Blacks To Reduce Drastically, The Black Race Needs To Be Rich by ProfAmaben(m): 8:51pm On May 28, 2020 |
babasolution: i dont think this is entirely true,how do you know if the malaysians dont think like that,not every African have such mindsets,the problem with Nigeria for example is that the low iq poor ones keeping producing lots and lots of children thereby fueling massive poverty I laugh at those trying to defend this country. How many Malaysians have you seen in your life? Do you know how many Nigerians are planning to leave even right now? In my analysis, I didn't even mention Nigeria because in Africa, we aren't even first 5 presently in any ramification. Africa is a stupid continent with people filled with bile and hatred. It's only Africa that people go to church on a Monday morning and expect their roads and electricity to be miraculously fixed. |
Education › Re: Why 2go Messenger Died by ProfAmaben(m): 8:45am On May 28, 2020 |
Ekemeze: Its really disheartening. I visited his blog too. And i agree with u, its nice.
If the guy starts yahoo yahoo now and he is arrested, there will also be the first to condemn him. Nigerians are just stupid Most Americans are surviving off blogging and YouTube today. This is because Americans love supporting and helping each other. Nigeria would remain the poverty capital of the world because it's citizens are very wicked and don't support one another. You saw an interesting post, read it, why not just open it and support the young man? That's the pull me down syndrome inculcated into Africans. Shame!. |
Culture › Re: For Racism Against Blacks To Reduce Drastically, The Black Race Needs To Be Rich by ProfAmaben(m): 8:42am On May 28, 2020 |
Gerrard59: Please continue to tell them. Funny enough, those who will disagree with my post don't have a favourable outlook towards people they are above until when those people begin to proffer more value or things higher than they do. The way you will think of someone who works with ExxonMobil isn't the same way people will think of someone who works with Zenith Bank. Both companies are good but because ExxonMobil is better, known to have a tougher recruitment process and pays way higher, the ExxonMobil employee will get more attention and higher respect. It plays out in life as every human being is discriminatory, what differentiates is the degree to which this discrimination is shown. The evidence I stated there have shown that people don't respect people who offer low value but will do so when they offer a higher value. Literally, they have no option again. They can hate those people forever but because of the value those people offer, they will have to respect them. Australia keeps accusing China of interference in her politics and the Chinese banned Australian beef. Guess what? Australian farmers are angry with their government. Meanwhile, her neighbour - New Zealand - is extremely cautious when dealing with China because that's her biggest export market for literally everything New Zealand exports. This displayed itself when Fonterra - the country's biggest exporter - was accused by China of exporting tainted milk. Ministers from New Zealand and Fonterra executives had to go to China, apologised and promised to do better. How many Nigerian ministers have gone to China to demand that Chinese manufacturers sell quality products to the country? It's not possible because Nigerians are poor people and in fact the poorest in the world. Beggars aren't choosers, you take what they give them. Regarding your statement about the most populated black nation being rich, well, that will be good but this is a game of numbers. The entire Sub-Saharan African countries need to be at least middle class like the Malaysians or as rich as the Singaporeans for a noticeable difference to be made. Foreign airlines disabuse Nigerian passengers, send the most derelict of aircrafts, horrible service etc. Do you think they can try that to the Chinese who constitute a huge proportion of global travellers? Look at the D&G example, how many Nigerians can afford original luxury goods? Very good analysis. Africa that I know can never attain wealth or be middle class like the Malaysians. The African mindset is very polluted, highly religious, loves pulling others down, very lazy, lacks innovation, has an entitlement mentality, bad governance etc etc etc |
Christianity Etc › Re: Canadian Gospel Singer Pens Why He No Longer Believe In God. by ProfAmaben(m): 8:29am On May 28, 2020 |
Atheists shall prevail over lies and deceit. I highly doubt if Christians or moslems weren't born as such, would they practice those religions willingly? |
Sports › Re: Former England Football, Peter Crouch Excited To Obtain The Nigerian Passport. by ProfAmaben(m): 8:27am On May 28, 2020 |
FlackoJodye: [s]ur already dead to ur parents.sad failure[/s] There should be limits to everything. |
Sports › Re: Manchester United Offer Alexis Sanchez To Borussia Dortmund by ProfAmaben(m): 8:20am On May 28, 2020 |
Sanchez is already done. He would continue to be a massive flop wherever he goes. Dortmund doesn't fit his style, I believe Chile is his only bet right now.
Nobody is talking about Sanchez's salary, even if slashed by half, Dortmund would never be willing to pay that for a done player like Sanchez. These guys prefer young hungry bloods over dinosaurs.
Sancho isn't ideal yet for Manchester United, let them give him more time to grow in Dortmund. |
Education › Re: Why 2go Messenger Died by ProfAmaben(m): 8:14am On May 28, 2020 |
Actually a good read. Why don't people like supporting their fellow countryman? His blog is really nice and neat. |
Phones › Re: INFINIX NOTE 7 - How Much Resolution Do You Really Need? by ProfAmaben(m): 8:00am On May 28, 2020 |
nickypumpin: HERE COMES THE INFINIX NOTE 7 SMARTPHONE WITH THE 48MP + 2MP + 2MP + 2MP
48 MP, f/1.8, (wide), 1/2.0", 0.8µm, PDAF 2 MP, f/2.4, (macro) 2 MP, f/2.4, (depth) 2 MP, f/1.8, (dedicated video camera)
Each year camera Smartphone manufacturers are pushing the limits of sensor technology and the latest trend has been to increase sensor resolution to numbers that were considered unfathomable before. With full-frame cameras reaching 60 megapixels (MP) and medium format cameras pushing beyond 100 MP, we now know that the megapixel race won’t stop there and we will most likely be seeing cameras with even more resolution in the future. But the big question remains – how much resolution does one truly need today? Is 12 MP too little? Is 50 MP too much?
Most of us get caught in deciding over what resolution to choose in the early days of shopping for our first camera. There are so many options to choose from. And just like buying our first car or the first home, we want to get the best camera for our yet undetermined and mostly unknown needs. We really don’t know if we are going to be serious photographers, or the camera will be sitting on a shelf and collecting dust until we take it on a vacation. Because of this, it usually makes little sense to buy the most capable camera on the market as the first camera, just like it makes little sense to buy a Ferrari as the first car, or a million dollar home as the first home. You want to start out with something smaller, something less expensive and something you can grow with.
And when the need arises to move up to something more capable, you will know exactly what to get. I always advise to get an entry-level camera first, then eventually move up to something more serious in a few years, if there is such a need. And instead of taking a big leap later, it is always a good idea to move up gradually. You do not want to jump to a full-frame 60 MP camera from a point-and-shoot or an entry-level camera, unless you really know what you are doing.
Types of Photography that can Benefit from a High Resolution Camera
Some particular types of photography can benefit from a high resolution camera. If you find yourself doing any of the below listed types of photography seriously (as a serious hobby or a profession), then moving up in resolution will most likely benefit you;
- Landscape
- Architecture
- Fashion / Studio
- Product / Macro
As you can see, it is important to explore a number of different areas to find out if you are ready to move up to a camera with a higher resolution. It is also equally important to look into your existing work and determine your current and future needs. Will your photography really benefit from a higher resolution camera? Are you planning to make large prints, post or potentially sell your high resolution images online? Do you have the knowledge and the proper tools to work with high resolution images? These are some of the questions you should challenge yourself with before considering that next super high resolution body camera Smartphone to buy... INFINIX NOTE 7 I just gave you a like, keep doing what you are doing and ignore those against, afterall, there's no crime in having options. |
Phones › Re: INFINIX NOTE 7 - How Much Resolution Do You Really Need? by ProfAmaben(m): 7:58am On May 28, 2020 |
Xiaomi Xiaomi Xiaomi!!!
Let the lovers of the above product just chill and let others buy what they want with their hard earned money. I love the infinix brand and started the note 2, 3, 4 now 5. Note 7 would be my natural upgrade point and any information on the phone is important to make a good decision.
Xiaomi fans should live and let live. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: George Floyd Protesters Looting And Destroying Stores In Minneapolis by ProfAmaben(m): 7:54am On May 28, 2020 |
Blacks are indeed a low reasoning specie |
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Politics › Re: Meet The Man Who Speaks More Than 57 Foreign Languages by ProfAmaben(m): 6:32pm On May 27, 2020 |
WOW, still struggling with German |
Autos › Re: IVM Expansion: Igwe Nnewi Endorses Plan, Blesses New Location(photos ) by ProfAmaben(m): 6:22pm On May 27, 2020 |
Very good news. Innoson the pace setter |
Politics › Re: Massive Protest Rock Minneapolis Over The Death Of George Floyd. Photos & videos by ProfAmaben(m): 6:19pm On May 27, 2020 |
Nigeria can never be this United till eternity. Unity is not in our dictionary. We have so many arrogant and ignorant tribal bigots cum ethnic jingoistic never do wells littered everywhere. |
Crime › Re: Young Banker Commits Suicide In Lagos (photo) by ProfAmaben(m): 12:56pm On May 27, 2020 |
averagejoee: I leave you with this word from Our Lord and Savior, Mathew 28:20 change your ways don’t allow the devil to inherit your soul , because comments like yours and others are driving people into the unthinkable Don't waste your time, kindly go to the isolation center in Lagos and pray for them. They need your prayers and preaching, not me. |
Crime › Re: 3 Decomposing Bodies Found In Delta Bush (Graphic Photos) by ProfAmaben(m): 12:42pm On May 27, 2020 |
There is no Devil. Man is the devil. |
Politics › Re: Ondo State 1st Lady Fights Extremely Dirty With A Critic Online. by ProfAmaben(m): 9:32am On May 27, 2020 |
Gandollar: Law 44? The mirror effect? Mahn you are contradicting yourself now. The insulted reflected the insults back to the insulter. How? |
Politics › Re: Ondo State 1st Lady Fights Extremely Dirty With A Critic Online. by ProfAmaben(m): 9:19am On May 27, 2020 |
Gandollar: No mahn! Where's the golden silence again?
She brought herself so low just to throw a mudane jab at a faceless critic. She simply used law 44 of the 48 laws of power. She didn't bring herself low afterall we are all humans, she defended herself and husband. I support that any day, anytime. |
Politics › Re: President Bush, Obasanjo, Soludo, Stella In A Throwback Picture by ProfAmaben(m): 9:15am On May 27, 2020 |
MyVILLAGEpeople: Obasanjo na strong man. Still Nigeria best president till date. Very true |
Politics › Re: Ondo State 1st Lady Fights Extremely Dirty With A Critic Online. by ProfAmaben(m): 9:12am On May 27, 2020 |
Gandollar: Sorry for your loss. I'm Igbo takantan taratara!
I am also a tranditional title holder in my community in Imo State.
You should call me Anyahurugo when we meet.
If I'm asked to choose a country, I want to Swiss. I didn't lose anyone neither did I inform you of any. I don't really care about tribe or ethnicity, the way you sounded earlier gave me that impression. Switzerland is a good choice. |
Politics › Re: Ondo State 1st Lady Fights Extremely Dirty With A Critic Online. by ProfAmaben(m): 9:10am On May 27, 2020 |
Gandollar: Now you are acting like the sensible spokesperson she never had.
Simply say it was a matter of state affairs and you guys unavoidably had to be out.
Apologize for any wrong message sent by your actions.
Go further to say your husband is a blessing to Ondo and not a thief.
You can even tell him the part of relegating appointees in the state was a figment of his own imagination.
And finally advise him to make his research well before spreading rumors.
When Obj came into power from prisons and was looking gaunt while his moustache stuck out like whiskers, a cartoonist took a swipe at him 
Obj:........ Stella, this is preposterous! They just criticize you from outside without knowing how hot the presidential seat is. Imagine, they are even mocking my moustache! . I will not take it anymore. I will shave my moustache and see what they will talk about again.
Stella:... Your moustache is the antenna you will need to guage the public mood about your government. Please don't shave it off. When you see someone that is bent on insulting you, don't ever treat them like sane people. Why didn't he simply ask rather than insult her? You think he was there to listen to whatever she had to say? He just wanted to insult and make a clown out of her, he later discovered that no one has monopoly of insult. |
Politics › Re: Ondo State 1st Lady Fights Extremely Dirty With A Critic Online. by ProfAmaben(m): 9:01am On May 27, 2020 |
Gandollar: That no doubt gave we the outsiders a peep into what goes on behind the scenes in Ondo. Is that why Arabirin should throw caution the wind?
She and her team should be ashamed. From someone who loves ethnicity and tribalism, I don't think anything that woman does would ever please you. Did she create herself as Igbo? Did you make yourself Yoruba or whatever tribe you come from? If you had the chance to choose a country, would you choose Nigeria? |
Sports › Re: Drogba Lucky Not To Face Him' - Henderson Defends Van Dijk Over Ballack Claim by ProfAmaben(m): 8:56am On May 27, 2020 |
iamimohtal: Na wa ooo.....hw much u cost ? Sometimes when people comment here, I always wonder if I'm supposed to be on this type of forum. What a lame response, really lame. |
Politics › Re: Ondo State 1st Lady Fights Extremely Dirty With A Critic Online. by ProfAmaben(m): 8:49am On May 27, 2020 |
Gandollar: We are talking about public office holders here Baba.
Why did she and hubby flout laid down procedures in this pandemic? Aren't they to be enforcing it? They broke the law and were called, the much she could have done was lower her head in shame!
Imagine the language she's using on social media. It's unacceptable!
And I bet you, this Mr Nobody she's exchanging words with could become a big torn in her flesh going forward. Yes, they flouted the rules but insulting them doesn't change anything. I believe that if the young man had chastised her in a logical way, it could have done more good than what he did. Whether we like it or not, they are not like every other, they may have pressing issues to handle for the state. They are the state. L'etat c'est moi : I am the state. |
Politics › Re: Ondo State 1st Lady Fights Extremely Dirty With A Critic Online. by ProfAmaben(m): 8:36am On May 27, 2020 |
Gandollar: No mahn! Her response is really a disgrace to the office of her husband.
She and her crew should have just ignored the critic, after all, they are guilty as charged.
She has Disgraced the rest of the Igbo women married to non-Igbos!/. @ bolded is Totally unnecessary if you ask me. People always feel good about insulting others but can't stand the heat when insulted. I support her on this. |
Sports › Re: Drogba Lucky Not To Face Him' - Henderson Defends Van Dijk Over Ballack Claim by ProfAmaben(m): 8:11am On May 27, 2020 |
Magnumproperty: Those guys u mentioned are beasts in human skin. There is dis guy that played for Holland back then, that guy too naaa beast. No more good players again this days except CR7 and Messi. Marco Van Basten? |