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My question to AI: Give me a lowdown on how Ogun state is becoming an industrial hub of Nigeria AI (ChatGPT) response: ............. Ogun State is rapidly emerging as Nigeria’s industrial powerhouse, driven by strategic investments in infrastructure, policy reforms, and a robust industrial ecosystem. Here's an overview of how the state is transforming into the nation's industrial hub: Strategic Infrastructure Development Road Connectivity: Governor Dapo Abiodun's administration has constructed over 500 kilometers of roads across Ogun State, significantly improving connectivity within the state and with neighboring Lagos. This development has reduced travel time between Lagos and Ogun to under an hour, facilitating smoother movement of goods and people. Power Supply Enhancements: A $500 million investment from Japan's International Cooperation Agency (JICA) is underway to upgrade power transmission infrastructure along the Lagos-Ogun Industrial Corridor. This project aims to bolster electricity supply to key industrial zones in Agbara, Mowe, and Shagamu, supporting the state's industrial activities . Gateway Agro-Cargo Airport: The state is nearing the completion of the Gateway International Agro-Cargo Airport, designed to facilitate the export of agricultural products and attract global logistics investments. Industrial Clusters and Investment Initiatives Remo Economic Industrial Cluster: In partnership with ARISE Integrated Industrial Platforms, Ogun State is developing a 6,300-hectare industrial cluster in Sagamu. The first phase, covering 549 hectares, is set to create nearly 12,000 direct jobs and attract approximately $1 billion in foreign direct investment. The cluster will focus on agro-processing, light industries, pharmaceuticals, and logistics. Special Agro-Processing Zone (SAPZ): An $800 million SAPZ project is underway, aiming to concentrate agro-processing activities and integrate production, processing, and marketing within a single ecosystem. This initiative is expected to enhance productivity and create significant employment opportunities. Industrial Parks: Ogun State hosts several industrial parks, including the Ogun-Guangdong Free Trade Zone and the Ogun State Industrial Estate, offering world-class infrastructure and support services to investors . Policy Reforms and Investment Climate Ease of Doing Business: The state has automated building permit processes, allowing investors to apply for permits online, thereby reducing bureaucratic delays and enhancing the investment climate. Attractive Incentives: Ogun State offers tax rebates, land acquisition support, and regulatory assistance to manufacturers, making it an appealing destination for industrial investment . Sectoral Focus and Natural Resources Agriculture and Agro-Processing: Ogun State is a major agricultural hub, with vast arable land and a focus on agro-processing activities, supported by initiatives like the SAPZ. Mineral Resources: The state is rich in natural resources, including limestone and lithium, which are essential for construction and manufacturing industries. Emerging Sectors: Ogun is positioning itself as a leader in electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing, with investments in battery recycling and steel production, such as the $300 million Inner Galaxy Steel Plant. Through strategic infrastructure development, targeted industrial initiatives, and favorable policies, Ogun State is solidifying its position as Nigeria's industrial hub, attracting both domestic and international investments. - AI |
Bobloco:The way some of you guys reason is funny. You're saying I should travel all the way to Zaria to check if this small thing is working. Maybe you think I'm jobless like you. SMH ![]() |
Please is this borehole still in operation? I was expecting Peter Obi to give us update on its operation. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GKt_FHeXkAAG-Ea.jpg |
Jonathan? To restart the PDP looting spree? The same PDP that ruled Nigeria for 16 years, and power generation remained under 4,000 mw despite earning 5 times more than Buhari earned per annum. Tinubu has come in and added 2,000 megawatts in 1 year. Promising to deliver 8,000 mw by the end of his tenure. Now they are talking about going back to Jonathan. Nigerians never learn. |
Osiris12:Some are.........You think it's everyone out there that is balling? ![]() |
Inflation is going through the roof in America, and Americans are expecting even WORSE in the months ahead following Trump's disastrous mismanagement of the economy. Some of you that want to Japa, Are you sure? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zv6KwzaXQvw |
This baba is over 142 years old. The video was done in 2020, so if he's still around, he will be 147 years old! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2Zb7dCh7bo |
EmperorIsaac:AI has access to Billions of volumes of published data and records dating back thousands of years. It can easily search through the records in a way no human being can, and produce the FACTS, not biased garbage fed you by western mainstream brainwashing experts. I asked AI a similar question. “Which continent invented writing and mathematics? Give me a full lowdown.”. It responded that AFRICA is the birthplace of writing and mathematics. It then went on to explain ancient KEMET, Nubian, Ethiopian, and even YORUBA mathematics, which all pre-dated European and Asian mathematics by thousands of years. Don’t joke with AI bro. It doesn’t operate by sentiment. |
DeltaFire:The only reason Africans feel inferior to whites is because they don’t know their African history. They don’t know that WITHOUT AFRICANS, they would be nothing like civilisation today. Where does one begin? Mining of minerals was pioneered in Africa. The world’s oldest mines are located in Ngwenyi, Swaziland, and were carbon dated to 43,000 years ago. What can you do without minerals? Furthermore, IRON SMELTING, was pioneered in Lejja, south east Nigeria. The site is the world’s oldest - known iron smelting site on Earth, carbon-dated to 2,000 BCE, ie roughly 4,000 years ago. So EVERY thing you use today that has a metallic component, from your phone to cars to fridges to ships to planes to trains to your wristwatch, is a result of African innovation. Should we go into writing, architecture, medicine, law, philosophy, astronomy? The other day I told someone that we have over 300 pyramids in Sudan, over 3 times the number of pyramids in Egypt, and many older than any in Egypt, since Sudan, which was Ancient Nubia, was the mother and father of Egypt. He replied that he didn’t know that there was even one single pyramid in Africa outside Egypt. For literally thousands of years the Greeks used to JAPA to Egypt and Nubia to study, and for a better life. It was their exposure to African knowledge that led to the rise of Greece, the first European civilisation, around 759 BCE. Meanwhile Egypt (real name ‘KEMET’ meaning ‘the black land’) and Nubian civilisation dates back to 5,000 BC. A famous encounter occurred when the Greek scholar Solon attended a lecture taught by black tutors in KEMET, where according to Plato, he was told “Oh Solon, Solon, you Greeks are children in the Mysteries.” Our ancestors saw the whites as very dumb and backwards. Fast forward to the year 711 AD when Europe had regressed to their Dark Ages following the fall of the Roman Empire, and black African MOORS invaded Spain, colonised it, and invaded Portugal and did the same. They went on to seize vast territories across Europe where they ruled as kings and queens for 800 years up till 1492. They built universities, introduced paper to Europe, invented the astrolabe for sea navigation, and introduced the compass from China to Europe. The Moors basically took Europe to its ‘Renaissance’ which was the springboard for the Industrial Revolution. If Africans knew their history, they would never tolerate any rubbish from whites, or feel less than them in ANY way. Africa is the Cradle of Civilisation. The Headquarters of Civilisation. We just need to remember who we are. |
Peacecore:Hypocrite. If they sent delegation to a Muslim event in Saudi Arabia, you would be the one loudly criticising as if you ‘smoked Igbo’. NATION OF SHAMELESS HYPOCRITES. See how they are suddenly OKAY with govt sending a bloated MEANINGLESS, USELESS delegation that has nothing to do with Nigeria or Africa, simply because it is their christian slave to white man, imported, colonial, useless religion. Arrant rubbish. |
Blue3k:You must have an extremely low IQ and an alarming degree of self hatred to be defending blatant racial discrimination against those who look like you. Are you even a black person? Stupid illiterate with no brain. |
OLAADEGBU:Does ‘Jesus’ support the slaughter of 70,000 Palestinian civilians including tens of thousands of children? You support it, don’t you? You are a demon. And you will roast in your hellfire. Nasty piece of work quoting “Jesus”. You better have an answer for “Jesus” when it’s time to defend your monstrous bloodlust against innocent children and babies created by God, whose bombing to smithereens you cheered. Repulsive, filthy maggot and bloodthirsty vampire claiming “Jesus”. |
Trump is just bad news. In Canada they are removing American-made products from their store shelves as the people boycott everything American. |
temmyyem:Very interesting angle. You’ve clearly been reading David Icke, with your reference to ‘Problem, Reaction, Solution’. Are you saying that AI cannot be introduced massively without some type of social engineering and public manipulation? |
SultanOfAbia:You these youths are something else See where his mind went |
Many Nigerian youths have this idea that technology is a ‘white man’s something, and that Nigerians or Africans have nothing to offer. This video shows that Africa is the birthplace and home of technology. Specifically Nigeria, where the world’s oldest iron smelting site was recently discovered, and carbon-dated to 2,000 BCE. Without the highly scientific and complex process of iron smelting, there would be nothing like ‘technology’ today. So you might as well say that Nigeria is the birthplace of technology. Specifically the South East where the iron smelting site is located. Happy viewing! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yI1cfxQ9q4?si=C__UxFmCi7aQ09RN |
budaatum:Why? Leave it here, it’s good. 😊 |
Ikaeniyan0:You have a lot to learn. Shocking Images From Ancient China: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rRYZ55O4pM?si=c_XW-1luv6B8xbdf |
LordBiden:You think I’m a small boy you can type any stupid rubbish claim with? What do you mean by “those shrines”? Are you saying ALL the shrines do bulletproof jazz for kidnappers and terrorists? Is it how “THOSE CHRISTIAN PASTORS” SEXUALLY ABUSE CHILDREN, TO THE POINT YOUR POPE HAS PUBLICLY ADMITTED THE SCANDALOUS TREND? So why are you still attending church when “THOSE PASTORS” in your religion sexuality abuse kids? |
EmeeNaka:You are a very foolish man. So your ancestors were fraudsters and dangerous people, since they did not “register” their traditional priesthood with the authorities?? The way some of you guys reason on this forum is just baffling. |
gidgiddy:OP is right. Insofar as nobody has been put to physical harm in the process of worship or observance of the traditional religion, nobody has any right to touch that priest. I hope he’s got a good lawyer. |
franchasofficia:BUT BRITAIN OWES YOU PERSONALLY 217,000 DOLLARS. You should be asking them to wire that sum to you, not talking rubbish about ''African leaders and their children''. .................... Question to AI: HOW MUCH DOES BRITAIN OWE NIGERIA BASED ON HER PLUNDER TILL DATE? ......... AI ChatGPT response: .......... Calculating how much Britain owes Nigeria for historical exploitation, plunder, and economic extraction is complex, as it involves numerous factors like slave trade profits, colonial resource extraction, land dispossession, forced taxation, labor exploitation, and the suppression of local industries. Below is an estimate based on various aspects: 1. Value of the Slave Trade Estimated number of enslaved Nigerians: ~3.5 million (out of ~12.5 million Africans transported). Value of each enslaved person (modern equivalent): $500,000. Calculation: 3,500,000 × $500,000 = $1.75 trillion. 2. Colonial Resource Extraction Palm oil, cocoa, and other exports (1880–1960): Average annual profit ~$50 billion (modern equivalent). Duration of colonial extraction: ~80 years. Calculation: $50 billion × 80 years = $4 trillion. 3. Land Exploitation Colonial land seized for plantations, mining, etc.: ~500,000 square kilometers. Modern value per square kilometer: $1 million. Calculation: 500,000 × $1 million = $500 billion. 4. Forced Taxation Population taxed annually (1900–1960): ~20 million Nigerians. Average annual taxation per person (modern equivalent): $100. Duration: 60 years. Calculation: 20,000,000 × $100 × 60 years = $120 billion. 5. Suppression of Local Industries Lost industrial and agricultural output due to colonial policies: ~$20 billion/year (modern equivalent). Duration: ~80 years. Calculation: $20 billion × 80 years = $1.6 trillion. 6. Human and Social Costs Lives lost in colonial wars and forced labor projects: ~1 million. Economic value per life (modern equivalent): $5 million. Calculation: 1,000,000 × $5 million = $5 trillion. 7. Interest and Compounding Losses If the cumulative loss (~$13 trillion from above) is compounded annually at an average interest rate of 5% over 120 years (from the peak of colonial exploitation to today), the total skyrockets: Compound Interest Formula: FV = P × (1 + r)^t Where: P = $13 trillion, r = 0.05, t = 120. Final Value (FV): $13 trillion × (1.05)^120 ≈ $50 trillion. Estimated Total Debt Based on this breakdown, Britain owes Nigeria approximately $50 trillion in reparations for centuries of exploitation, forced labor, resource extraction, and economic suppression. This figure highlights the immense scale of historical injustices and underscores the urgent need for acknowledgment and restitution. Question to AI: DIVIDE THAT SUM BY 230 MILLION NIGERIANS AI ChatGPT Response: Dividing $50 trillion by 230 million Nigerians results in approximately $217,391 per person. |
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gidgiddy:If you had a working brain in your IPOB terrorist head, you would know that Kemi Badenoch is only a temporal AUNT JEMIMA SERVANT chucked in there to say nasty things about blacks and immigrants for her right-wing conservative party, to rise in the polls. By the time election time comes in 4 years' time, she will be kicked to the curb and a white Briton put in there. Kemi Badenoch is in the same Conservative party that supported the Apartheid regime in South Africa, and labelled Nelson Mandela a terrorist and the ANC a terrorist organisation. Yet your village, Igbotic head actually believes that this same anti-black racist party that has been racist since before your father was born, will put forward a black Nigerian girl from nowhere to become their Prime Minister. If you think tens of millions of Britons will troop out to vote in a black African woman from Nigeria as their Prime Minister, you display the same tragicomic stupidity and delusional state of your fellow IPOB wastrels and school dropouts who imagine that the consummate racist Trump, is about to 'give them Biafra'. |
SmartPolician:According to AI (ChatGPT) Britain owes Nigeria 50 trillion dollars. That amounts to 220,000 dollars per Nigerian, which they should wire direct to every Nigerian. ISN'T THAT WHAT KEMI 'YOUR FELLOW SLAVE' BADENOCH SHOULD BE DEMANDING IN THE UK? Here's the full rundown. Question to AI: HOW MUCH DOES BRITAIN OWE NIGERIA BASED ON HER PLUNDER TILL DATE? ......... AI ChatGPT response: .......... Calculating how much Britain owes Nigeria for historical exploitation, plunder, and economic extraction is complex, as it involves numerous factors like slave trade profits, colonial resource extraction, land dispossession, forced taxation, labor exploitation, and the suppression of local industries. Below is an estimate based on various aspects: 1. Value of the Slave Trade Estimated number of enslaved Nigerians: ~3.5 million (out of ~12.5 million Africans transported). Value of each enslaved person (modern equivalent): $500,000. Calculation: 3,500,000 × $500,000 = $1.75 trillion. 2. Colonial Resource Extraction Palm oil, cocoa, and other exports (1880–1960): Average annual profit ~$50 billion (modern equivalent). Duration of colonial extraction: ~80 years. Calculation: $50 billion × 80 years = $4 trillion. 3. Land Exploitation Colonial land seized for plantations, mining, etc.: ~500,000 square kilometers. Modern value per square kilometer: $1 million. Calculation: 500,000 × $1 million = $500 billion. 4. Forced Taxation Population taxed annually (1900–1960): ~20 million Nigerians. Average annual taxation per person (modern equivalent): $100. Duration: 60 years. Calculation: 20,000,000 × $100 × 60 years = $120 billion. 5. Suppression of Local Industries Lost industrial and agricultural output due to colonial policies: ~$20 billion/year (modern equivalent). Duration: ~80 years. Calculation: $20 billion × 80 years = $1.6 trillion. 6. Human and Social Costs Lives lost in colonial wars and forced labor projects: ~1 million. Economic value per life (modern equivalent): $5 million. Calculation: 1,000,000 × $5 million = $5 trillion. 7. Interest and Compounding Losses If the cumulative loss (~$13 trillion from above) is compounded annually at an average interest rate of 5% over 120 years (from the peak of colonial exploitation to today), the total skyrockets: Compound Interest Formula: FV = P × (1 + r)^t Where: P = $13 trillion, r = 0.05, t = 120. Final Value (FV): $13 trillion × (1.05)^120 ≈ $50 trillion. Estimated Total Debt Based on this breakdown, Britain owes Nigeria approximately $50 trillion in reparations for centuries of exploitation, forced labor, resource extraction, and economic suppression. This figure highlights the immense scale of historical injustices and underscores the urgent need for acknowledgment and restitution. Question to AI: DIVIDE THAT SUM BY 230 MILLION NIGERIANS AI ChatGPT Response: Dividing $50 trillion by 230 million Nigerians results in approximately $217,391 per person. .................... MR ''SMARTPOLITICIAN'', DOES YOUR SMARTNESS NOT REACH DEMANDING WHAT IS YOURS FROM THE BRITISH? |



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