plaindealer:



No, you unintelligent low self-esteem and inferiority complex people put Ghana on the pedestal, you rejoice and celebrate with Ghana at the expense of Nigeria just because you hate Nigeria, you put Nigerian beneath your own country, even when Twitter opened empty office in Ghana, you celebrated Ghana, you abused Ghana, you screamed and yelled than Ghana is better than Nigeria while same Ghana is rubbishing and dehumanizing your people, making their existence in Ghana miserable, destroying your businesses and preventing you from conducting business activities.

You people are self-destructive everywhere you go, shebi Ghana is better than Nigeria according to you anti-Nigerian haters, now, reap what you sow.

helinues:


Abegii not like the case of Nigeria.. Even their epileptic electricity situation still fair better than Nigeria's own.. If they take light in Nigeria , one can't really say when they would bring it back , the areas affected in Ghana are on rotation... They have hope when it would be back

Once had same experience in Ghana, Dumso or so

Hashabiah:
Are you saying that out experience or are you just saying that because of the rubbish you read in newspapers...?

helinues:
But they are not having boko haram and herdsmen issue.

Still fair better

LikeAking:
Lai M this ur talk no balance.

ygowon:
Joining the Nigerian military right now is suicidal especially if you're from the south.

Blue3k:


Interesting, can it be inferred the President can't add these unspecified number of troops on the streets without a state of emergency declared? What law in particular does this if you know? I really don't see what prevents him from doing so right now especially after calls for this state of emergency.

optionalY09:
People of South West will not obey such order because we are no longer under the 1999 constitution we are on the road to self determination, the government of Nigeria is operating under the 1999 constitution

Nonybb:



Ndiara... I rather join the Togolese arm forces

Princedapace:


Forget Ethiopia pics and yeye data. That country is messed up. Take away that their capital, it is nothing to write home about.

All these u wrote, I read them before. The fact that they discovered it before others is a plus for them.

Also, decades after all these, why haven't we sat down to to refix things? We know our problems but looting has not allowed us to do so.

Take a loot at Tinubu now. He was talking of regional govt before but becus he wants presidency, he has changed his mouth. So why can't we have blacks who will stand on what they believe in?

Admissionclass:

You fulanis have no land when you mates where busy occupying land you were busy chasing cows round africa,no inch of igboland would be seded to niger delta ijaws,ibibios,and non igbo speakers are free to go just like croatia made sure non of its territory was ceded to serbia we will secure our land intact.

GodHatesBigots:
...

Admissionclass:
Story for the gods. when Nigeria breaks igbos will reclaim their land no inch will be left from udi hills up north down to opobo and bonny binni migrants are free to leave igboland and go back to benin.

Princedapace:


The question is why did we have all that and still got defeated by the same whites? We overrated the so called development we had. If the development was that sophisticated, we would have been able to defend the aggressors.

Also, Ethiopia wasn't colonized like we were. So, why aren't they different?

Princedapace:



I said, engage me in a dabate. Since u are intelligent, u may win me over, right? I can assure that I will give you proper account.

Never ever blame colonialism.

We have all we need to develop but we are dam greedy. We steal and loot away our own resources to buy properties in Dubai, London, Paris, while our people lack health care.

Princedapace:


hahahahahaa, black Africans are so good yet, black Africans are running to the same whites who colonized them for greener pasture. Blacks are even ready to die inside dangerous sea to escape the continent.

As usual, blacks will always allow sentiments to govern them. No wonder we will always sing black lives matter. Hahahaha, we sing it becus as a race, we have not been able to build our race. All we do is loot, loot, loot loot away our resources to white man's land. Up till today, blacks struggle to even solve electricity problem all becus they love to loot away their countries

athaboi:
Says who kwanu?? Journalism in Nigeria is a charade...it was a great time on 1st May for my friends wedding in Enugwu ukwu in the same Njikoka local govt area they are reporting that people are moving away in their numbers.. there was so many people in that wedding that rice no reach everybody and here you are writing what you feel like. You will sit in washington in far away america and make a phone call to one or two persons and draw a conclusion then boooom...it has become a news

bluefilm:
Wahala.

They should provide all those lions with hand sanitizers, soap and water with immediate effect.

It will also be nice to tell those lions to wear their face masks.

And last but not the least, those lions should start maintaining Social Distancing to prevent a further spread of the SCAMdemic virus.

SefunmiHookups:

You know.....Evil cannot be divided against itself and stand (flourish). This is why those demons and demi-gods of India and the Krishnas and the rest cannot intervene or help. Evil forces always like only when evil is being done. Even the one that claims to protect politicians,is because it's still taking the place of the politician's God, so it is glad to pretend to be helping him to avoid evil, when it itself is the evil on a higher level. But to solve issues and heal people, no o....They won't show up to the scenes to help. Wicked Spirits!

zedman1:
Honestly, I personally don't believe the problem with this entire continent has to do with leadership. It's something bigger. Both the leaders and citizens are bad. Please don't mention any African country which you think is doing well with a 'good leader' , until you show me just one, I repeat, just one that is nearly as developed as say, America. I think there's something not good in the black man's head or skin - something somewhere. Else even the few African countries that are a bit developed are either occupied by light skinned Africans, e.g Northern Africa, or have a large presence or influence of white skinned people, e.g South Africa.

Princedapace:
I told u people that blacks cant rule them selves and some people dey form motivational speech.

Tell me one black leader has been able to rule well. All of them have same thing: oppress their citizens, steal and loot endlessly, carry women and men and flex.

I am black but not a fan of blacks

owobokiri:
Instead of building in your country, you wasted billions building this economically nonsense structure in another man's land and you say your brain is still working correctly...

funkekemi:
Nigeria can not build this

Ezemust:
shey ekwueme don rule anambra before,abi u just wan de yan Dust?

MrFlavvor:
You're wrong. It would suffice to explore various ways to diversify internally generated revenue options were it not for mismanagement and the average Nigerian's greed

Nigeria partners Microsoft to drive digital economy, train five million citizens on IT

THE Nigerian government is partnering with Microsoft Corporation to upskill five million citizens over the next three years, as part of initiatives to accelerate the country’s digital economy push.

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo announced on Twitter on Monday that the partnership was the outcome of discussions held in January 2021 with Microsoft Corporation President, Brad Smith.

After extensive consultations with the government, Microsoft identified connectivity, skilling and digital transformation as three key pillars that would help to build strong foundations for a digital economy in Nigeria.



“Our government is committed to leveraging innovation and technology to bring better outcomes across a wide area of governance concerns,” Osinbajo said.

The vice president explained that Microsoft’s extensive experience in the utilisation of technology as an enabler for the delivery of public and social good made them an ideal partner.

On his part, Smith said the company believed in the future of Nigeria, noting that the partnership provided an enormous opportunity to put technology to work, create jobs and foster the technology ecosystem across Nigeria,

“Research points to internet penetration in Nigeria of around 50 percent and while [we have seen an] increased the pace of digitisation, much needs to be done to empower all citizens to take advantage of the opportunities of a digital economy,” the Microsoft president said.

The six regions of the country have been earmarked for the development of Microsoft’s Airband Initiative, which is a high-speed internet infrastructure that is cheaper and faster to deploy than fibre and has the added advantage of being able to travel long distances and through forested terrain.

Microsoft’s Airband team are expected to work closely with local partners to improve broadband connectivity in these communities while also assisting with the design and implementation of hyper-scale cloud services.

Smith said to help reach the goal of upskilling five million Nigerians, 1,700 trainers would provide blended online and in-person training courses to the country’s youth as well as government workers.

“Government will also be given the tools to digitally transform skilling, education, and employment methods to match job seekers with the right employers. In doing so, we hope to create over 27,000 new digital jobs in the next three years,” he said.

The final pillar, digital transformation, would initially be made up of two initiatives. The first would address corruption, a major global challenge with economic losses totalling $3.6 trillion each year, while the second would help protect Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage, the company said.

By collaborating with local partners like the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Microsoft will support the design and implementation of cloud-based tools like artificial intelligence and machine learning to help identify potential risk, highlight them, and reduce corruption.

Microsoft will also support government’s efforts to preserve and revive Nigeria’s three major indigenous languages: Hausa, Yoruba, and Igbo.

Ckonnet:


These are housing projects where middle classes hide, just like in newyork city. It's not a place to contest relevance with banana island. There is difference between luxury and projects.

FiverrTutor:


You're mad!!! U act as if you're the only one who went to London. Look, London is blad, boring and shit!!!!... Go to Singapore and see stuff for yourself. Stop hyping shit london!!!

EMMY76:



Nigeria is just 106yrs old but the igbos have been existing thausands of years ago before the arrival of the british to their land and forced to join the rest of nigeria so tell me how will they go extint if they returned back to their former independent state. You and ur kinds are just suffering from british colonial brainwashed mentality the day u all begin to believe in urselves that's the day u truly becomes free and independent.