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GREATIGBOMAN:
Excruciating ko, excruciating ni.


Nobody forced u.... something others sees as fun it reach your turn u start using grammar


Why not quit.... No shame in that....


Field is getting saturated each day... you'll be a Hero if u quit now and let others take ur spot... It's ur type when u get the job now and u get in position to interview someone u send them questions even PHd professors can't solve because u believe coding should be stressful and excruciating.

Mattswaggz:
Well,,, Putin isn't Hitler.

But I want to know the reason why you linkened Putin to Hitler.

According to a report obtained by Zagazola Makama, a counter-insurgency expert in the Lake Chad from Police sources in the region, the security men were attacked at the Rural Urban Migration Site (RUGA) at Pompom Baliya village located about five kilometers to Gubio.

Elimon:
You are the dummest person I'll ever quote on nl but let me do so, cos you need sense

I followed this war from day 1, videos were on Twitter about them not letting men out of Ukraine, were u sleeping xwhen that was told?
Many of them didn't want to join, had no or little war experience but were forced to.

Many of them died because they were told Russia was weak and they could win.. But that's not reality. Those fighting Ukraine war today are mercenaries and more mercenaries... A little section of poorly trained but well armed volunteers in the UA.

It's a general knowledge that any kid xeven in America can tell you that MMS is the highest publisher of fake and propaganda more than any other regions of the world. You can't try fake news in China, the punishment is huge, not in India, Russia or any other part of the world... But u see America, you can post any shvt u like and no one gives a slack, people buy it.

Don't quote me back if u want to say nonsense again.

Elimon:
This will be Nato vs Russia next week
Zelensky will clear the field for this event

Elimon:
Ther is something I noticed... Really funny but it's Avery terrible reality of the Media

When Ukrainian war started... Ukrainian Army stopped men (conscripts and azov Nazis included) from leaving the country, forced most of them to volunteer even when they didn't want to fight. We all read about it. But the Narrative was different. BBC called then 'heroes and saviours' now most of them are dead because they were rag tag and unprepared and most death went unreported, because MMS always want to keep a clean propaganda narrative

FAST forward to yesterday... Russia is recruiting its citizens also. Boom! MMS moved to say all kinds of bvllshvt, Calling them weak, rag tag, oppression regime, etc. But that's the same thing Zelensky and Nato did in Ukraine in February, forcing people to fight a war they didn't cause. They went on, Spreading lies about mass border movement to Hungary! And other things

The thing is... MMS is working for the West, Twitter, fb, Instagram, ect. If ur neutral is this event, avoid MMS and their social Media uploads... It's all bunch of lies and face-down stories.

GardenOfGod:
If sane Muslims in Iran, a core Islamic country could rise up against hijab in their country, one would then wonder what gives MURIC in Lagos the audacity to try to impose the practice on Nigerians in Christian schools.
The proponents of the practice should rethink, else, theirs would be devastating.

ichidodo:
[color=#1980BC] In Programming especially in Nigeria, forget money, passion is everything. It is what gets you from point A to point b when it becomes too hard for your brain to assimilate.It is what sets you apart from others when the sh*t hits the fan, are you willing to go all in? To go months unpaid just to get the product to the finish line? or you just a mercenary,one gig away from driving Uber? Coding in Nigeria doesn't pay as much so you best be doing it for passion else hunger no go allow you see road...[/color]

Truvelisback:
Justice still dey dis Country?

Watcharena:
how can one use 2 missiles to down four drones , can any one explain

Kobojunkie:
I don't need to be his advocate to speak up against wrong ideas, right?

slimfit1:
The useless government can't float buses and coaches for people to travel to work or various destinations with affordable price fares. That's what other countries are doing if you have the money you can buy fuel if you want it's not by force.

Russia’s invasion in late February has dealt a heavy blow, damaging farmland, crops, livestock and machinery.

Novomykolaivka, Ukraine – An unexploded rocket sticks out of a field, and another is embedded in the ground of the farm compound. Workers found a cluster bomb while clearing weeds, and there is a gaping hole in the roof of the shrapnel-scarred livestock barn.

All work has halted on this large eastern Ukrainian farm, where fields and buildings have been hit so many times by mortars, rockets, missiles and cluster bombs that its workers are unable to sow the crater-dotted land or harvest crops like wheat.

Returning to planting and harvesting “will be difficult, very difficult”, said Viktor Lubinets, who handles crop production at the Veres farm. Even if the fighting ends, the fields must first be cleared of unexploded ordnance and shrapnel.

Agriculture is a critical part of Ukraine’s economy, accounting for about 20 percent of gross national product and 40 percent of export revenue before the war, according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization. The country is often described as the breadbasket of Europe and millions rely on its affordable supplies of grain and sunflower oil in Africa, the Middle East and parts of Asia where many already face hunger.

But Russia’s invasion in late February has dealt a heavy blow, damaging farmland, crops, livestock, machinery and storage facilities, as well as severely hampering transport and exports.

The FAO estimated in July that preliminary damage to the industry ranges from $4.3bn to $6.4bn — 15 percent to 22 percent of the total value of Ukraine’s pre-war agriculture sector, estimated at $29bn.

The Veres farm is a stark example. Its 5,700 hectares (14,085 acres) of land would usually grow wheat, barley, corn and sunflowers, and it had 1,500 cattle.

But its location made it particularly vulnerable in what has been largely an artillery war. It lies in an almost direct line between the strategic city of Izyum, seized by Russian forces in early April and retaken by Ukraine in September, and Kramatorsk, the largest city in the eastern Donetsk region still in Ukrainian hands.

The farm complex has been hit 15 to 20 times, Lubinets says, and he has lost count of how many times the fields have been struck. The grain storage has been shelled, the electricity generation facility was destroyed, and multiple rockets rained down on the cattle barn — empty since the livestock was sold off as the war started. Of a pre-war workforce of 100 employees, most were evacuated and only about 20 remain.

Workers managed to plant wheat, but they did not have time to harvest it. The crops burned down during a bombing on July 2.

Some farms in the area have been luckier. Nearly 10km (6 miles) to the southwest of Novomykolaivka, a combine harvester moves methodically up and down a field, slicing dried sunflowers from their stalks and pouring their black seeds into waiting trucks.

The war forms a jarring backdrop. The machine is scarred by shrapnel from an exploding rocket, and a nearby field is mined. Helicopters skim over the sunflowers and corn, and fighter jets streak low above the rolling plains.