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Jennyclay:If a woman like you raise children alone there's no way you won't use the bitterness and hatred you have for men and you constantly display here to destroy their life and make them bitter like you. If you have a son you will transfer the aggression you have for men on him and if you have a daughter you will teach her to hate men like you. It is better for people like you to not have children , any children bear by you is doom from the start. |
Notatribalist:Most of the gibberish you spew can not be verify, it is all out of emotions and hate. Most of you guys are also delusional, you believe Nigeria can be change overnight with a magic wand by your favorite politician if he become the president. So far Tinubu is taking the right steps even if it is not perfect , we can't continue to do the same thing and expect different results. The free float of the Naira hurt Nigeria more than even the removal of subsidy but it is for the best, it will benefit Nigeria at the long run and the economy will stabilize. If South Africa , Kenya and Egypt can do it. Nigeria can also do it. Peter Obi lack the ball to make the real changes that Nigeria need.
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NaijirianKing:If Yoruba are not in control of Lagos then who are ? Is the Governor of Lagos an Igbo man? Are the commissioners and ministers in Sanwo Olu cabinet Igbo and Hausa? Are the law makers Igbo or Hausa ? All the kings in Lagos are they Hausa-Fulani or Igbo ? You can delude your self to regurgitate whatever you like but reality say otherwise. Your generation can only wail bitterly online. |
yahoodetector:So you don't know about popular memmcol metre ? You must be living in a Cave. There are at least 10 indigenous metre factories in Ogun state even Ibadan is not left behind
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Many of you guys still underestimate the investment of Yoruba in Lagos lol 80% of Yoruba wealth in Nigeria is in Lagos State, many Yoruba from Oyo, Ondo, Ogun Osun, Kogi, KWARA invested heavily in Lagos to make Lagos what it is today, so even if all Igbo pull out of Lagos the vacuum will be fill by other tribes or neighbouring countries. 100years from now Lagos will still be the most industrial place in Nigeria. Lagos foundation is unshakable even In industrialization today no state in Nigeria can beat Ogun state, even Anambra can't match the industrial capacity of Oyo state. It is all futile endeavor. |
LOL Coming from The same Ude that usually post propaganda on Twitter |
Mbanda:You keep regurgitating that fallacy of benin owning Lagos even if it doesn't make sense to you, your brain must be working in reverse. Britain once established a company called the Royal Niger company to oversee Nigeria too does that mean Britain is now the owner of Nigeria even when they met people here? A Benin Prince was the first to settled in Onitsha does that now make Benin people owner of Onitsha today ? Benin having a camp on a part of Lagos does that mean there were no people there before Benin created that camp ? or does that now make them entitle to all the lands in Lagos even the part that they didn't camp on ? You think you are discussing with a clown like you, using a post from nairaland through Google to back up your claim. You are really delusional if you believe you have more indigenous companies than Yoruba . |
ryloy:You think people like Mark Zuckerberg give a fvck? All they care about in the west is liberation and freedom to do whatever they like even if it is cheating on their partners. But the fact is people that will cheat will cheat even if they have no access to the internet and social media and that feature too have its benefits. |
rantingpigs:Anambra is the leader in Open defecation in Nigeria the real shit hole
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Mbanda:I can feel your pain and frustration You are so frustrated to the extent you don't even know what you are saying, to the point you are even contradicting yourself. If colonizing Nigeria doesn't make British the owner of Nigeria then what make Benin the right owner of Lagos ? you see how delusional you sound. When it come to industrial capacity no tribe in Nigeria can match Yoruba, we have plenty indigenous Yoruba companies across South West but you clown should keep believing whatever suit you. |
Look at the kind of advice being given to our men on Facebook, advice on how to live a very miserable and pathetic life for women. Men must always be the one responsible and tolerating the excesses of women according to the bastard that post this nonsense online, she said if you can't it mean you are not ready for marriage as if marriage is heaven on earth or some very big prize that's only valuable to men not women. The most annoying thing is our men have been brainwashed to think this is normal and most of them even support it, there's no way a man that tolerate all of these things in the name of love and marriage is going to live long and die in peace. Men must always be the one staying patient and compose to keep the relationship while the women can throw tantrums as much as possible and get away with it because she is a woman. Men must tolerate all these for Nigerian woman that hardly bring anything to the table, if i have a friend that support this kind of opinion, i will reconsider our friendship. https://www.facebook.com/100000561894805/posts/pfbid0A6kM6MVdmesYpVCGG4jNx8icKx5g1GjgrhgU5SibxztBkbNzvscDFnyV2GFhBP7Wl/?app=fbl
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Look at the kind of advice being given to our men on Facebook, advice on how to live a very miserable and pathetic life for women that doesn't worth it. Men must always be the one responsible and tolerating the excesses of women according to the bastard that post this nonsense online, he said if you can't it mean you are not ready for marriage as if marriage is heaven on earth or some very big prize The most annoying thing is our men have been brainwashed to think this is normal and most of them even support it, there's no way a man that tolerate all of these things in the name of love and marriage is going to live long and die in peace. https://www.facebook.com/100000561894805/posts/pfbid0A6kM6MVdmesYpVCGG4jNx8icKx5g1GjgrhgU5SibxztBkbNzvscDFnyV2GFhBP7Wl/?app=fbl
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Look at the kind of advice being given to our men on Facebook, advice on how to live a very miserable and pathetic life for women that doesn't worth it. Men must always be the one responsible and tolerating the excesses of women according to the bastard that post this nonsense online, he said if you can't it mean you are not ready for marriage as if marriage is heaven on earth. https://www.facebook.com/100000561894805/posts/pfbid0A6kM6MVdmesYpVCGG4jNx8icKx5g1GjgrhgU5SibxztBkbNzvscDFnyV2GFhBP7Wl/?app=fbl
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Mbanda:You guys should believe what ever naration you like to hide your jealousy and bitternes but reality says otherwise, Lagos is in the south west and in control of Yoruba. Ogun State and Oyo state is becoming the new Lagos even Ondo should never be underestimated. Imagine Ogun state having more IGR than all the 5 south east developers land combined. After Lagos today no state in Nigeria come close to Ogun in industrial capacity even Oyo is an industrial juggernaut. |
ahaz:Typical Igbo bush pigmy blame everyone without being able to take responsibility and accountability. Common sense should tell you that you shouldn't embark on the journey of illegality even if there are currently no one to enforce the law. That place is clearly blocking the canal. It is just like a thief that robbed a house and he's blaming the house owners of not employing guards or not putting adequate security in the house to guard against thieves. The thief may escaped but it doesn't mean he wouldn't be caught in the future. Your people intentionally embark on illegality and hope to get away with it, too bad they can no longer get away with it. |
Felimax:You are a clown Yoruba don't pay tax but IGR of Ogun state is more than the IGR of the entire South East that pay tax? South East is full of Igbo people but they can not even match Ogun state or Oyo state in IGR generation ? and it is Yoruba people that doesn't pay tax ? You are very mad and you have no one to tell you, your brain is clearly flat and dull like your type and you think upside down. |
obinna58:heaven is not that fun any way
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mightyhaze:Your people do it all the time here Post pictures of somewhere in Anambra call it a village and say it is more developed than the south west. Yoruba are just responding now |
This is what IPOB want to bring to South East they want to emulate Amba boys their counterpart in Cameroon terrorize and oppress without any opposition, at last they will devour those that support them because of Biafra sentiments because you can't negotiate with people with guns they have all the power. |
The Federal Government has launched an engagement portal to register startups in the country as part of implementing the Nigeria Startup Act. The Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr Bosun Tijani, announced this Tuesday night. The portal will also be used to engage with Venture Capital companies, hubs, and innovation centres, according to the Minister. This development is coming a year after the Startup Act was signed into law by the immediate past President Muhammadu Buhari. The portal Announcing the launch of the portal via a post on his X handle, the Minister said: “We are pleased to announce the launch of the Startup Support and Engagement Portal, startup.gov.ng, a key requirement for implementing the Nigeria Startup Act. The startup portal will drive the identification and aggregation of Nigerian startups, venture capital companies, hubs, and innovation centers in order to facilitate engagement and support for ecosystem players. “The launch of the portal will allow us to initiate the process of setting up the startup consultative forums to select representatives to the National Council for Digital Innovation and Entrepreneurship, in order to facilitate discourse and consensus among Nigerian ecosystem players. “We invite all Nigerian startups venture capital companies, hubs, and innovation centers to register at the portal startup.gov.ng and look forward to working with all industry stakeholders to ensure that we fully implement the Startup Act for the benefit of our innovation ecosystem.” What you should know Former President Buhari signed the Nigeria Startup Bill 2022 into law on October 19 2022 to put an end to the legal uncertainties that had trailed the startup industry in the past. It provides for what qualifies a company to register and obtain startup status. The Act stipulates among others that: Before a company can be labelled a startup, it must obtain a certificate known as the startup label. This means that only companies with the startup label will be recognised as startups. It mandates that a Startup Support and Engagement Portal should be established to facilitate the issuance of the startup label and also bridge the gap between regulators and startups. It also spells out the requirements for a company to obtain a startup label. Companies issued with a startup label have obligations under the bill and failure to comply with these obligations can revoke their startup label. According to the Act, for a company to be named a startup, it must be a registered limited liability company that has been in existence for not more than ten years from the date of incorporation, amongst other requirements. Startups can access a special seed fund created under the Act. The Act establishes a Startup Investment Seed Fund, which is designated for startups alone. It will provide finance and tech relief for startups. This means increased access to funding that will grow the startup ecosystem. It will be easier for startups to fund their operations by leveraging the grants and loans that will be available to them. Companies labelled as startups will benefit from some tax reliefs and incentives under the Act. These labelled startups are eligible for pioneer status incentives and other tax reliefs. Labelled startups with at least ten employees where 60% of the employees have no prior work experience within three years of graduation or any vocational program have access to percentage-based tax relief. https://nairametrics.com/2023/11/22/startup-act-fg-opens-portal-to-register-startups-across-nigeria/ Nplfmod Mynd44 |
On Saturday, Nov 18, Trojan Mining, a Nigerian bitcoin mining company, announced their work-in-progress 500KW hydro-powered bitcoin mining facility in Nigeria. This news comes amid the growing number of global bitcoin mining facilities being set up or expanded ahead of the bitcoin halving in April next year. Bitcoin Mining In Nigeria Historically, bitcoin mining in Nigeria has been challenging, from the lack of regulatory clarity to difficulty finding a suitable location, expertise, and coarse economic conditions mainly due to inflation that induces volatile prices of local electrical and hardware costs. However, a number of these factors are drastically changing. Given the recent announcement in June by the Nigerian Federal Government under the Electricity Act that allows state governments to generate their electricity and manage their energy infrastructure independent of the national grid, it is now more convenient and economically viable to set up mining operations in states with abundant energy. Trojan Mining Trojan Mining is one of Nigeria's few bitcoin mining companies that launched earlier in 2021 and is a member of the Green Africa Mining Alliance—a collective of African bitcoin miners looking to standardize renewable energy mining practices. Trojan Mining operates its mining fleet with hydro-power and will expand its setup to accommodate the newly launched hydro-powered 500KW facility. This expansion includes their first locally-built mining container. It will bring in 150 additional ASICs over the next few months and work through the required electrical, hardware, and software upgrades, including the setup of a dedicated transformer. When asked about their strategy, CEO, Yassar Siyanbola, shared that “our formula is tied around exploring green energy sources and partnering with industrial experts in the bitcoin mining industry." In building this new facility, Siyanbola cites Gridless as providing important input and help through the process, with Marshall Long, Texan bitcoin mining veteran, providing his support and expertise along the way. According to Siyanbola, the new hydro-powered facility is one of two he has planned, with the following facility being a 1MW facility near his current operations over the coming months with the help of additional partners from outside Nigeria with expertise in mining and supplies of ASICs. He added, “Trojan mining's plan is to become the leading bitcoin mining farm in Nigeria.” Further, given Trojan’s location in Nigeria, they also aim to draw in participation from the youths in the local community, teach them about bitcoin mining, and have them directly benefit from their activities, including through employment, to give back to the community. Trojan's new facility and overall plans over the next few months further sheds light on the growing move from African miners in leading the green future of bitcoin mining. Moving forward, we should expect more mining projects launched in 2024 across Nigeria as more investors get comfortable supporting mining operations in the country with more local miners fine-tuning their expertise and grasp of the local factors and general bitcoin mining practices. https://www.forbes.com/sites/digital-assets/2023/11/20/nigerian-bitcoin-miner-trojan-mining-launch-500kw-hydro-mining-site/?sh=2be79e895e22 cc Nplfmod Mynd44
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If you think the west want the stability of Nigeria or any where in Africa, you are deluding yourself. Someone like Simon Ekpa is a great tool in their hands. Stability of Nigeria and development is not good for the west, they love how we are coming to them for crumbs. They don't want any power in Africa to develop to the stage that can threaten them and their interests South Africa is already giving them headache. They tried every thing to also stall the progress and even destabilize China but China didn't allow them, imagine a stable Nigeria with fast growing economy, we can hit a trillion gdp in a decade. Destabilization tool like Simon Ekpa will always get subtle support from them. |
must be mental problems |
LegendHero:wow i don't even know that her father is so close to the culture |
IamAtikulate:She is a Yoruba woman so we can claim her lol she is not even Russian she is only half Ukrainian but born in Russia
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The only Nigerian working at Open AI but the most surprising thing is calling a Yoruba woman with full Yoruba name an immigrant from Russia
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Religious people have been taking us for a ride for too long, it is time for atheists to have fun especially on Nairaland. Post any religion memes you got
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Nonexisting1:You are the one that don't even understand what you are typing on the internet. You said that tomorrow he may claim to be a red piller and that mean you are insinuating that red pill support rape, you don't have to mention it clearly. Where's the attack on red pill coming from anyway the topic is different |
Nonexisting1:You are the nincompoop here who told you redpill support rape? or where did he claim he is a red piller ? Typical simp always using every opportunity to attack redpill. You can be a gentleman and still not be a stupid simp and doormat that will do everything to please a vagina. You can be a good gentleman and still be a redpiller, redpill just advocate valuing yourself and not tolerating disrespect and manipulation from women, you don't have to be so toxic and an evil thug to be redpill. You can be a stupid simp and doormat to women if you wish no one is stopping you, i don't just get the attack of men like you on redpill. |
Ebonyi government have turned that non productive Airport to a big cash cow they will continously milk. |
Anthony Joshua has revealed why he still lives with his mother at the age of 34, insisting that any future partner would struggle to convince him to move out. Joshua, who moved back into his mother’s two-bedroom ex-council flat in 2017 after earning an estimated £15 million from defeating Wladimir Klitschko, beat Robert Helenius in August and is on the hunt for his next fight ahead of 2024. The British boxer sat down with Louis Theroux to discuss his close relationship with his family and warned future girlfriends they’ll need to compete with his mum, Yeta Odusanya. ‘I still live with my mum,’ the two-time world champion told the BBC. Anthony Joshua has revealed why he still lives with his mother at the age of 34, insisting that any future partner would struggle to convince him to move out. Joshua, who moved back into his mother’s two-bedroom ex-council flat in 2017 after earning an estimated £15 million from defeating Wladimir Klitschko, beat Robert Helenius in August and is on the hunt for his next fight ahead of 2024. The British boxer sat down with Louis Theroux to discuss his close relationship with his family and warned future girlfriends they’ll need to compete with his mum, Yeta Odusanya. ‘I still live with my mum,’ the two-time world champion told the BBC. ‘In our culture, we grew up in our own family home, we support our parents. ‘Why am I going to move out and leave my mum by herself, for some girl? Family is the most important thing. ‘When a girl gets with me, she ain’t just marrying me, she’s marrying my family.’ The grounded boxing star, who is not publicly in a relationship, admitted that he likes to keep his personal life private as he cannot live up to the expectations people have of him. He continued: ‘Are we going to dissect everything I say and use it as a narrative to create a story? That’s why I keep myself to myself. ‘You put all this pressure on yourself to come and be this big star and be perfect. ‘I’m telling you, they’ll pull you down. The higher you are, the bigger the drop.’ Joshua was previously in an on-off relationship with the mother of his child, former school friend Nicole Osbourne, whom he once bought a £500,000 flat not far from his home. Cc Mynd44 Nplfmod https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/11/why-i-still-live-with-my-mum-at-34-anthony-joshua/
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. Just look at that nonsense man shouting “100% true” repeatedly!! Mtcheww!
