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pocohantas:
Y'all don't ever grow in your association.


In 2026 at your ages, you are still encountering and talking about women who don't have airtime and data. You NL guys amaze me. No jokes.

NaijaHelper1:
Probably on a jog and had a heart attack or sth. Doesn't look like a tout.

Sonnobax15:

This is how they give their employees the morale to steal from them . Cuz there's no way I'll do this kind of job for you and not expect me to go home with at least one pig by the end of the month

Jennyclay:
What is bad if your girlfriend ask you to buy data, food, or airtime for her

It’s not as if she put a gun on your broke head to do for her.

If you can’t do these little things then tell her you can’t, she won’t bite you. But hope you won’t hit your head on the wall if another man do the job

This is the kind of thread broke men like. Shior!!!

Biko I can’t laugh.

Caaz:
Beautiful...I love this.
To the op of this thread....I wonder what he took before creating this topic.

Solseal007:
Inexperienced ppl commenting, when you provide 100% there are set boundaries on chores you should do.

Read to know the fundermentals of his writing. Not saying man won't do but sharing! Naaaa! The roles must be strict if you do provide 100 per cent otherwise the man may end up living below his life span

Son30:
You are but a Child with a keyboard.

The President Is Absent and Hiding From the UNGA Because He Doesn’t Want “The Venezuela Option” - Okonkwo

He ought to be at the UNGA in person; he hasn’t been there for three consecutive years. A reasonable man should say he is hiding from the United States of America.

Kenneth… pic.twitter.com/AkMbYQkAm9

— ARISE NEWS (@ARISEtv) September 23, 2026

EasternActivist:
Application fee and processing fee is not the same... Nothing like extortion na you wey no comprehend the message.

EasternActivist:
That's how it's done everywhere

zenburster:
How long shall we continue with such inanities like this?

PDPdestroyer:
Hehehe. I boxed the duplicitous Obidient into a tight corner. Just admit you got caught in your own web, trying to blame the FG of what your Obi is equally guilty of

CrownedPhoenix:
Maybe not bash the government but beyond applauding the prof, the government needs to be urged to do more.

The prof herself alluded to the fact that there was literally no funding for research in Nigeria.

In places where relevant researchers have come out, you may need to know the level of dining that go into hose universities. Government, Private and Corporate.

Op, I thought you'd show us the keyboard.

PDPdestroyer:
Lol. And who exemplifies the bolded more than your Obi who recently claimed he sponsored more people to Mecca than any other non-Muslim governor?

https://www.nairaland.com/8739879/no-non-muslim-governor-sent-people

nedekid:
Abeg, Oga you knew. We know the despiration of some of our brodas for criminality and seeking money by any means is real. The wife said she earned over $300k or N420m, where did he think that money came in form if he was not even the mastermind?
The quest for money by those folks ehh? My 60k I paid for compressor of which they sent me a repaired one that messed up my Ac system is still stuck in ladipo, once money enters their hands it never returns. Yesterday I needed a brain box for a Toyota hiace, they said price, I agreed, they said they will send someone to bring it, we pay for his transport, we agreed, next was that he called back that we should send the 155k first before the person comes, we said no, guess what they did not agree lol. Bloody fraudsters and thives, once you send the money they will send a crappy, faulty one, yor try to return it, they will say it was you that spoilt it hence your money is lost!
Bloody criminals group of people.
Guy you knew of the abuse of those kids, man up and take responsibility!

A professor of Applied Linguistics at Alex Ekwueme Federal University Ndufu-Alike (AE-FUNAI), Ebonyi State, Nnenna Nwanyioma Nwosu-Nworuh, has developed a computer keyboard designed to support the digital writing of Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba.

The keyboard, known as Linguascript, was unveiled on Thursday, September 3, 2026, during the university’s 10th Inaugural Lecture at the Senate Chamber.

Prof Nwosu-Nworuh, who delivered the lecture titled “Multilingualism and Functional Literacy: Hard, Soft or Blended Skills?”, said the innovation was developed to address what she described as the poor representation of Nigerian languages in digital technology.

She said the absence of Nigerian language features on conventional computer keyboards had created a gap in the teaching, writing and everyday use of indigenous languages.

“No African and Nigerian language features on a computer keyboard. Hence, this is my research innovation,” she said.

The professor said the project took four years of research and development to produce the prototype, followed by another eight years to develop the plug-and-play version.

She called for partnerships with computer manufacturers to produce the keyboard commercially and make it available in schools and the wider market.

Prof Nwosu-Nworuh specifically urged the Federal and state governments to engage manufacturers, including HP, Huawei, Acer and Zinox, to consider producing computers fitted with the Linguascript keyboard.

According to her, wider access to the technology could encourage teachers and students to use digital platforms to learn and write indigenous languages.

She said the project could also support efforts to address the declining use of Nigerian languages, particularly among younger people.

The professor, however, identified funding as a major challenge, saying she had largely financed the research and production herself.

“Of course, there are challenges. I have been funding both the research and the production. Apart from the N500,000 awarded to me as the third-position winner in 2018, I have received no further incentive or funds towards the actualisation of this project,” she said

She urged governments and educational institutions to strengthen language programmes, introduce proficiency-based curricula and provide greater opportunities for language immersion.

Nwosu-Nworuh also called for greater collaboration between Nigerian universities and French organisations to give students practical language experience and improve their career opportunities.

She said language loss was not limited to Igbo, noting that the increasing preference for English in children’s upbringing and education could leave many young Nigerians unable to speak their indigenous languages fluently.

The professor also urged parents, teachers and counsellors to identify children’s interests and abilities early and guide them towards areas where they could perform better.

Earlier, the Vice-Chancellor of AE-FUNAI, Prof. Daniel Nwachukwu, said the university’s responsibility went beyond awarding degrees, stressing the need to produce graduates capable of applying knowledge to real-life problems.

He said, “Literacy without application is empty, and multilingualism without purpose is noise.”

Nwachukwu said the university remained committed to an education system that combines scholarship with practical relevance and service to society.

Jakarta:
Return your elders brother's phone, wait till 18 before you use phone.