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Webmasters › Re: 10 Ways To Secure Your Blog or Website by Rotimik: 10:38am On Nov 27, 2017

akeentech:
10 Ways to secure your blog website

In case you are considering building a blog or website or you want to get it updated, one expect content, the client encounter, the call-to-activities and intuitiveness will be the major concerns. Be that as it may, security ought to be seen with measure up to significance – and here are ten things you can do to ensure you're made preparations for outside forces.

1. Introduce Antivirus/malware programming

Security from companies, for example, AVG, Bullguard, Norton and McAfee can help ensure your software and hardware are protected, confine access to online networking accounts and messages(email), and block identity theft, fraud and malware attempts. No any antivirus is 100% good by any methods, however it's a decent initial step of protecting your website.

2. Introduce firewall

Firewalls are intended to prevent unapproved individuals from getting to your systems or website, and consequently limit malware. Once more, these are not impeccable, but rather they are positively progressing and later on could use AI to evaluate what is 'typical' conduct from clients – and raise the alert if there are any deviations.

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3. Keep your software up to date

Staying up with the latest is imperative in keeping the site secure, which applies similarly to the server OS and any suitable programming. It additionally presents a duty on you to keep it updated, by installing security fixes on your website as at when due.

4. HTTPS (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure)

This is called Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure and its the more secure form of HTTP, and guarantees that communication between the blog/website and browser are encrypted. It's anything but difficult to allow or enable by purchasing an authentication and installing it, and numerous platforms, for example, Wix and WordPress website offer HTTPS as standard – so ensure it's set up.

5. Solid hosts

In the event that you are yet to build the site, or found a host for it, you ought to at any rate consider a virtual host that not just gives the size (RAM, circle estimate and so on.) to accommodate your website, yet in addition the security and support that you need as a major aspect of a management bundle. Go for a company that can help on a day in and day out premise, and gives free SSL security. In the event that the site is up and running, consider moving to various hosts.

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6. Staying updated

It doesn't take long to watch out for the most recent technology and innovation news, and know about the most recent scams and hacks that hackers are trying to use like recent malware issues. On the off chance that you know about them, at that point you can proctect your website against them – a monitoring and quick search website, for example, The Verge and BBC Technology will enable you to reveal the most recent guards.

7. Complex passwords

An undeniable one, yet infrequently disregarded. Frequently changing your passwords and utilizing diverse cases and numbers can help, while far and away superior strategies include the use of password key generators, (for example, SHA1) and 'salting' the watchword – a method for using arbitrary data which is inputted into the password to 'hash' it and add an additional level of hacking difficult. And furthermore you can use two level password whereby the OTP or verification code will have to send to your phone number or your email address before access can be given to access your website.

8. Restricted access

What number of individuals know your password? What levels of security exist in your organization, and how simple is it to get to the records where passwords might be put away? The less the number who have the access the better; limit the number of password guesses as far as possible and ensure that nobody ever emails the passwords. These measures may likewise apply to your family.

9. Record transfers

Be careful with how much communication you permit website users, as document transfers can really turn into a major security hazard. Even changing a signature on your website through an upload can permit a entry point for hackers using PHP code for odious means. Renaming the document on upload to check the file extension or changing file permission are two basic approaches to settle this potential issue.

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10. Hack yourself

Try to hack your own website to see if you can make a breakthrough to your site if at the end of the day you are able to breakthrough it means that your website is in danger and can be brought down by any hacker causing you a lot of damage. After that you can then apply all the aforementioned method above to secure your website and retry if you can gain access to the site. I hope you gain one thing or the other from this, feel free to drop your comment in case any and I'm ready to help you out on anything in my capacity thanks.

Good post.

Politics › Re: Are There Decent Hotels In Osun? A Reply! by Rotimik: 7:59pm On Nov 23, 2017

crownprince102:
we don't have to give them the opportunity to misinform the public.

Their new lie have been busted. No single 5 star hotel in the entire southeast.

Shame on the OP.

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Politics › Re: Are There Decent Hotels In Osun? A Reply! by Rotimik: 7:54pm On Nov 23, 2017

Duru1:
You really have mentality of an African. In a civilized environ such as Owerri, there is everything for any cadre of people. Not every Joe can afford to take a room in Concorde or the same level grade. If Osogbo has the hotels listed in some of the posts, I must say that Osogbo has really come of age. When the last time I visited Osogbo, like Ota in Ogun State, it was a village.

You are a bloody liar! It's has being a big town for decades. Now, it's emerging into a city.

Politics › Re: If Afonjas Tell You Why Not Make Anambra Like Lagos? Tell Them This by Rotimik: 11:46am On Nov 23, 2017

DoTheNeedful:
The reason why some people tell you Igbos to make Anambra look like Lagos is because many of you claim to develop Lagos. If you can develop Lagos to be the 4th largest economy in Africa, why can't you develop the whole SE to be at least like Lagos since you are globally known for your developmental strides. I have never seen the SW people claiming the development of Lagos thus, your idea of telling them to develop Ekiti, Oyo, etc is silly.

Igbos actually crashed over 40,000 industries in SW with fake products in the 80s and 90s.

We would have gone farther than where we are today.

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Politics › Re: If Afonjas Tell You Why Not Make Anambra Like Lagos? Tell Them This by Rotimik: 11:32am On Nov 23, 2017

DoTheNeedful:
The reason why some people tell you Igbos to make Anambra look like Lagos is because many of you claim to develop Lagos. If you can develop Lagos to be the 4th largest economy in Africa, why can't you develop the whole SE to be at least like Lagos since you are globally known for your developmental strides. I have never seen the SW people claiming the development of Lagos thus, your idea of telling them to develop Ekiti, Oyo, etc is silly.

We Yorubas will not deny the contributions of other ethnic groups and foreigners (Ghanaians) too.

It is preposterous for any ethnic group foreign to Yorubaland to make spurious claim of being the ones responsible for the development of Lagos.

Politics › Re: I'm Right Now In Osun...Are There Any Decent Hotels Here? My Goodness! by Rotimik: 10:38am On Nov 23, 2017

Henryyy:
Linda Ikeji, no matter how drunk she may be, will never utter this poo you just did. It is only in her dreams she can make even half of what seun makes. Lmao awon chest beaters tun ti de o. The difference between Seun(Yoruba) and Linda(Igbo) is that one is a silent money bag while the other thinks blowing a broken whistle means you are the bigger person. Last I checked, Nairaland is worth at least 2X more than Linda and her entire blog combined. Being wealthy is not by show off or having an ugly annoying sibling blow a nonexistent whistle for you on the internet. Some people (Yorubas) just don't like noise.

Don't mind them jare, we Yorubas don't resort to noisemaking about our success. We keep it private cheesy

Henryyy:
Linda Ikeji, no matter how drunk she may be, will never utter this poo you just did. It is only in her dreams she can make even half of what seun makes. Lmao awon chest beaters tun ti de o. The difference between Seun(Yoruba) and Linda(Igbo) is that one is a silent money bag while the other thinks blowing a broken whistle means you are the bigger person. Last I checked, Nairaland is worth at least 2X more than Linda and her entire blog combined. Being wealthy is not by show off or having an ugly annoying sibling blow a nonexistent whistle for you on the internet. Some people (Yorubas) just don't like noise.

Don't mind them jare, we Yorubas don't resort to noisemaking about our success. We keep it private

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Politics › Re: I'm Right Now In Osun...Are There Any Decent Hotels Here? My Goodness! by Rotimik: 10:25am On Nov 23, 2017

liberalsinnerx:
Thank you but I don't want hotels that look like someone's house where I'll be used for ritual. I want real hotels like the ones in Anambra in the link below. Example Finotel Hotel Awka pic 1, and Novotel Hotel in Onitsha pic 2.

https://www.google.com/search?q=hotels+in+anambra&npsic=0&rflfq=1&rlha=1&rlla=0&rlhsc=CiAI1O_3tYLNl_YWCPW5x--

Something is wrong in your head.

If you need an hotel in Osun, why not google it on the internet.

An hotel doesn't have to be five star for it to be a good hotel.

Most hotels used for tourism around the world are not big five star hotels. They look more like people's home, and still earn a lot of money for their countries.

I think this OP should be taken to YABA LEFT for some careful psychological examination.

Politics › Re: If Afonjas Tell You Why Not Make Anambra Like Lagos? Tell Them This by Rotimik: 2:08pm On Nov 21, 2017

[quote author= post=62574972]This is fact on ground southwestern states can be compare to eastern states read NBS statistics on business transactions[/color][/b]

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS 2010-2015

BANK CREDIT AND DEPOSIT BY STATES IN NIGERIA

Bank credit/deposit in each state may be used as an indicator of the level of activity and well being of operators (households and businesses) in a particular state as it shows what residents are borrowing and the amount deposit in banks

From the report bank deposit by states in Southeast from 2010-2015

Bank deposit in Anambra state #1'844'434.75
Bank Credit # 258'716.37

Balance #1'585'718.38

Bank deposit in Enugu #1'651'741.09
Bank credit #370'012.75
Balance #1'281'728.59

Bank deposit in Imo # 936'606.57
bank credit #218'853.32
balance #717'753.35

Bank deposit in Abia from #1'031'355.42
bank credit #391'675.25

balance 639'580.17

Bank deposit in Ebonyi #330'841.52
bank credit #93'627.5

balance 237'214.02

Southeast total balance from 2010-2015 #4'461'997.51

Western states

Bank deposit in Oyo #1'617'678.48
bank credit #598'298.6

balance #1'019'379.88

Bank deposit in Ogun #1'204'873.59
bank credit # 558'073.3
balance # 649'800.29

Bank deposit in Ondo #821'901.84
credit #306'621.05
balance #515'280.79

Bank deposit in Osun #648'726.72
credit #417'073.72

Balance #231'653.05

Bank deposit in Ekiti #301'136.23
credit #123,254.46
balance #177,881.77

South west total balance from 2010-2015 #2'593'995.78

Anambra dwarf all your big for nothing states grin

[/quote]Olodo rabata, oju eja love mo o Je!

Yorubas invest their money in shares and properties both at home and abroad. They only keep what they consider as necessary in the banks. This is what financial experts always advocate. A Yorubaman will keep acquiring assets while borrowing Igboman,s money in the bank to conduct his business. This is sophistication.

If you people think you are richer than us, you are deceiving yourselves.

You people cannot see the secret of a Yorubaman

grin

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Politics › Re: If Afonjas Tell You Why Not Make Anambra Like Lagos? Tell Them This by Rotimik: 1:31pm On Nov 21, 2017

laudate:
Na wa, o!! You Afonja people, dey try, o! Maka gini? See how obsessed these Igbo folks are - not just with your ethnic group, but also with your towns and cities. Biko, tell me the name of the 'jazz that you chaps cooked for them, which is making them chant your name repeatedly like this. Share the secret sharp-sharp. I must tell my own people to use it, so they can become as popular as your own.

We are friendly and accommodating to all ethnic groups. We don't indulge in violence against other people no matter the offence.

We don't treat Non-Yorubas as foreigners. We see everyone as Nigerians despite the differences.

Equal rights and opportunities for employment and advancement in the place of work managed by or owned by Yoruba people.

We are industrial minded creating economic and job opportunities for both Yoruba and other people. No discrimination based on ethnic differences.

We respect other people's cultures and traditions.

This explains why people of other ethnic groups don't like to relocate back home once they are living amongst us. They feel very comfortable . For most people, SW is home away from home. cheesy

laudate:
Na wa, o!! You Afonja people, dey try, o! Maka gini? See how obsessed these Igbo folks are - not just with your ethnic group, but also with your towns and cities. Biko, tell me the name of the 'jazz that you chaps cooked for them, which is making them chant your name repeatedly like this. Share the secret sharp-sharp. I must tell my own people to use it, so they can become as popular as your own.

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Politics › Re: If Afonjas Tell You Why Not Make Anambra Like Lagos? Tell Them This by Rotimik: 1:24pm On Nov 21, 2017

Guestlander:
You love Las gidi don't you? Wait till Eko Atlantic city is fully completed. I bet you will still be on Nairaland shouting Afonja. ..Afonja.

Yes o Bobo mi.
On ta won Lara ni. Won o le ba wa lona .

grin

Guestlander:
You love Las gidi don't you? Wait till Eko Atlantic city is fully completed. I bet you will still be on Nairaland shouting Afonja. ..Afonja.

Yes o Bobo mi.
On ta won Lara ni. Won o le ba wa lona .

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Politics › Re: If Afonjas Tell You Why Not Make Anambra Like Lagos? Tell Them This by Rotimik: 1:02pm On Nov 21, 2017

ashjay001:
As a typical ranting half-educated ipob youth, u probably didnt understand all d igr mumbo jumbo being debated!?

Ogun n Oyo are already rising to Lagos levels, seems u just dont get it!

Don't mind him.

Ogun , Oyo and Ondo states are the largest agricultural states in the southern part of Nigeria as we speak.

A lot of economic activities are coming up in these states. Green houses are coming up in several places as more and more people especially white collar workers are embracing agriculture. A substantial part of fruits and tomatoes being consumed throughout Nigeria now come from the SW.

The SW produces and export poultry and fishery products more than any other part of the country.

Also, Ogun State now has the highest number of industries in Nigeria Ogun state is also the highest earner in the extractive industries today.

Infrastructure wise, the SW is experiencing revival. Though slow due to insufficient funds, the intention is there as we can see various massive roads and bridges under construction. Some are already completed.

Osun state is investing heavily in road constructions and modernisation of educational facilities .

Ondo state is also making progress in infrastructural development especially in the areas of road construction and Agriculture. Ondo is a major exporter of cocoa in Nigeria. Their 13 percent derivation is being used judiciously on behalf of the people.

All these activities as well as others not mentioned here would count for the people of SW in the nearest future.
It's already counting as IGR is growing in these states, while more private investments are coming in.

I would want to advise the Igbo people attacking Yoruba people on this forum to go and develop their own region rather than coming here to insult their Yoruba hosts.

I don't know what is going on in Ekiti. I've heard of stomach infrastructure and I wonder what that means. cheesy

ashjay001:
As a typical ranting half-educated ipob youth, u probably didnt understand all d igr mumbo jumbo being debated!?

Ogun n Oyo are already rising to Lagos levels, seems u just dont get it!

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Celebrities › Re: Ebuka Obi-Uchendu Compared To Obasanjo In Agbada. Nigerians React by Rotimik: 11:53am On Nov 21, 2017

NwaAmaikpe:

Haba there's no basis for comparison,
Ebuka's Agbada is in a league of it's own.

It is just like comparing
Cristiano Ronaldo with Yakubu Aiyegbeni,
Los Angeles with Warri,
Mercedez Benz with Innosons Motors,

Or NwaAmaikpe with Airforce1.

These are two agbadas from different generations.

It's like comparing the best Toyota Cars in the 80s with the best Toyota cars of today.

Politics › Re: Lagos State To Get 24/7 Hours Electricity Supply By 2018 – Ambode by Rotimik: 5:04pm On Nov 20, 2017

Holyvurgin17:
In your dream abi Foolish governor [color=#990000][/color]

Why don't you relocate to your state.

Politics › Re: Nigeria's GDP Records 1.4% Growth In Q3—NBS by Rotimik: 4:45pm On Nov 20, 2017

cstr1000:
Developing countries grow at the rate of 5% atleast. That is because there is a lot of avenues for growth unlike Developed Economies.
China grew for over 15% consistently in 10-20 years before they became an economic powerhouse.
Nigeria as at 2014 was growing at the rate of 6-7%. Even then, it was too small.

1.4% is too poor. Nearly insignificant.

See his mouth. What are you doing personally to help grow the economy.

You may hate the president. Should you hate your own country too.

Did Buhari caused the recession in the first place. This is good news and I hope
to see more progress.

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Politics › Re: Nigeria's GDP Records 1.4% Growth In Q3—NBS by Rotimik: 4:40pm On Nov 20, 2017

CROWNWEALTH019:
See lies

It was true when nbs said we are in recession. Why not now.
Stop hating your own country.

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Business › Re: 16 Companies Exit Onne Free Trade Zone by Rotimik: 3:10pm On Nov 20, 2017

rifasenate11:
we keep losing investors and the FG is Talk is talking about borrowing to find the 2018 budget. . we must admit that this Buhari -led administration is up to no good. incompetence of the ministries to deliver has made it almost impossible to do anything in Nigeria.

This is about Intels not abiding by the rules of engagement.

The company is violating the expatriate quota rule. Same for other companies threatening to quit.

What is the use of having companies in Nigeria who will not employ Nigerians. We have sufficiently enough qualified people for the positions being filled by expatriates.

Most commentators on this issue are obviously not following the news.

This is nothing but cheap blackmail of government by the companies crying foul.

Politics › Re: BIAFRA TWENTY POUND LIE BUSTED by Rotimik: 3:17pm On Nov 19, 2017

Obi1kenobi:
That would still put Nigeria's GDP per capita in 1970 still at over £110. And this reflected the general poverty considering a freshly hired graduate in the Nigerian civil service was earning about £72 a month. How did the absurd claim from that previous poster come about that £20 then was the equivalent of N600,000 today?

Minimum wage in the civil service was 12 pounds. No graduate earned up to 72 pounds until much later.

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Politics › Re: BIAFRA TWENTY POUND LIE BUSTED by Rotimik: 3:11pm On Nov 19, 2017

joeyfire:
What a petty, poorly researched, illogical post

These ppl don't care how ridiculous they sound in their attempts to re-write igbo history.

A loaf of bread was 53 pence in 1970 so it means the Igbos were compensated with equivalent of 40 loaves of bread Such a wonderful generous gesture by Awo.

https://amp.theguardian.com/uk/2004/mar/05/health.drugsandalcohol

The wickedness and dishonesty that inspired this sort of propaganda topic is deserving of scientific research walahi.

OP try harder next time

You are a BIG LIAR!

When we're you born. I still remember as a child, a loaf of bread going for 10kobo (0.5 Schilling) in 1980 .

As a Pre-school pupil at the time, my pocket money used to be 5 Kobo which would fetch me a bowl of beans and plantain.

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Christianity Etc › Re: The Reinhard Bonnke's Farewell Crusade: A Great Lesson. by Rotimik: 7:06pm On Nov 18, 2017

Daviddson:
Not the entities but the persons. They're both founders; isn't it? You've forgotten Nairaland is just 1 year younger than Facebook and that if Seun had upped his vision, Nairaland should have become a multi million dollar enterprise by now? Nairaland is older than Twitter o. But see what Twitter has grown to become today.

See who is talking.

What have you achieved with your own life.

Christianity Etc › Re: The Reinhard Bonnke's Farewell Crusade: A Great Lesson. by Rotimik: 7:01pm On Nov 18, 2017

sonofluc1fer:
Funny. I thought the Kingdom of God was within you.

Sounds like something a cult would say. Increase in numbers is the mission/objective. The other side needs 'saving, they are evil, they must become like us to be free'.

Of course, why wouldn't it. You've possessed the mind. He is now a 'new creature'. His 'sins' have been forgiving. Now, he must do like the rest of the cult members, sorry, church members before him.

Haahaha. And you believed that?

I will, I am, and I'm loving it.

Ok. Goodluck. Hope your Pastor lets you use the private jet to do that.

People worse than you have wasted their lives in the past opposing God, the Church and his ministers. Where are they today. Many of them have passed on to spend eternity in Hell with the Devil while those they opposed and fought against are now with God in Heaven.

I urge you to repent for your own good.

Christianity Etc › Re: Top Countries Sending And Receiving Christian Missionaries by Rotimik: 6:28pm On Nov 18, 2017

ivolt:
When they can't convince their fellow smart citizens.
They spread out to uncivilized and unenlightened part
of the world, where there are sizable population of the
gullible people and desperados.

Jesus said, " Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature. He that believe and is baptized shall be saved. He that believe not shall be damned (Mark 16:15).

It is not the job of the missionary to change anyone. Their job is to preach. Repentance and faith in Christ is up to the individual.

Politics › Re: Why Are Ex-colonies Of Britain Wealthier Than Former Colonies Of France Or Spain by Rotimik: 5:52pm On Nov 12, 2017

edoman2016:
Is there reasons why former colonies of Britain are more wealthier than the former colonies of France, Spain, the Netherlands or Portugal?
Britain has so many rich countries who happens to be her former colony. Examples are America, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Hong Kong etc

Is it that Britain was less exploitative in her former colonies during colonialism compared to France, Spain, the Netherlands or Portugal?

Lack of neocolonialism.

The Francophones detached completely from their former colonial masters after independence, while the others remained attached to them.

Politics › Re: How Aare Ona Kakanfo Was Captured - Pic by Rotimik: 5:44pm On Nov 12, 2017

Cooly100:
What they did to the youths can never be as high as what they did to the following people...all afonja leaders...You have been at the receiving end than any other tribe of Nigeria 250 tribes...but you are too deep with glucoma to see it...Now go to a corner and cry your heart out!!!

1. Awolowo
2. Obj
3. Abiola
4. Kudirat Abiola
5. Gen Diya
6. Gen, Olarawaju
7. Gen Kuti
8. Fela
9. Gani
10. Bola Ige
11. Tinubu escaped to exile
12. Funso Wlliams
13 Dele Giwa

These are the nationalists who fought against military rule and for the democratic freedom you are enjoying today.

Shame on you and every ethnic bigot who liked your stupid post.

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Christianity Etc › Re: Which Version Of The Christian Bible Is The Best? by Rotimik: 5:24pm On Nov 12, 2017

MythAngel:
It's sad that even Nairaland is religiously polarised ... You as a Muslim can freely post in Christain section but the other way round not permitted ... What a biased site.. it shows how that the owner of the site and his cronies are afraid of religious criticism... You hide under a big umbrella of illusionary faith.. if your faith can't be questioned then it shows your faith don't have answers to it's practises and doctrines .. in other words you afraid to hear the truth .... Even Jesus was questioned and he proved true in all stance. .

And for those claiming King James ... Have you ever asked this question ... What if you were born in a language other than English... Would you still have chosen KJV... Surely shallow mindset and indoctrination is what affecting most of you people ...

It is clear the OP was referring to English translations of the Bible.

Christianity Etc › Re: Which Version Of The Christian Bible Is The Best? by Rotimik: 5:21pm On Nov 12, 2017

modaink333:
There are many versions of the Bible, but to be honest, i think the "Good news Bible" is the best because of its complete books and is easily understood during reading �... That's my own opinion. But which do you think is the best?

KJV

Sports › Nigeria's Possible Line-ups Vs Algeria by Rotimik(op): 3:56pm On Nov 10, 2017

This match will feature five of Leicester players including Islam Slimani, Rita's Mahrez, Kelechi Iheanacho, and Ahmed Musa.

Politics › Re: If Bukola Saraki Is Not Yoruba, Then Bishop David Oyedepo Is Also Not Yoruba by Rotimik: 4:53pm On Nov 09, 2017

Cyynthialove:
I still don't know why we are attaching ourselves to Saraki even when Saraki has severally denied his yorubaness

All Yorubas who deny their Yorubaness are not Yorubas. We generally do not consider the Sarakis as Yoruba in the SW. They openly deny their own ethnic Heritage.

However, most Yorubas in the North do not identify themselves as northerners.

Celebrities › Re: Princess Vitarah: "Free Bobrisky, Gay Is Not A Crime" - Nigerians React by Rotimik: 4:30pm On Nov 08, 2017

Worksunlimited:
This government of ours is just daft... They are just using minor things to distract the public from the matter at hand...

There is so much hunger in the land, that even the blind can see it, yet they choose to carry someone that is exercising his freedom of speech..

Many of those fellas in government are the way bobrisky is... Go North and you shall see them in their battalions.. Yet none of them have been arrested.

Dude just open mouth for a few seconds, and they arrested him.

Truth be told, we are our own problem in this country. The sooner we wake up from our slumber, the better for us.

The minority (people in power) shouldn't be controlling the majority (the masses), when it should be the other way round.

This hypocritical waywardness of this government is happening cos majority of the masses sold their voice for chicken change of a quarter of a few thousand naira.

The quarter of a few thousand naira that shot our naira from 165 to 365 to a dollar and still rising.

Make people begin gather do the needful cos as things are going we are going backwards faster than the speed of light.

Not saying gayism should be encouraged but for fucksake there are more pressing matters to settle. People are been robbed in broad day light and culprits aren't arrested most of the time, kidnappers are having a field day and yet things haven't been curbed properly.

Health and wellbeing standards has dropped below be careful, yet nothing is been done to raise it up as such.

What concerns government with the thread. Why can't you use your brain before posting this trash.

We all know that the western world's success is because of their Judeo/Christian values practiced in their countries for at least 5 millennia.

Do you think if they had embraced all this madness called LGBTQ, that they would ever rise to the heights they are today.

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Celebrities › Re: Princess Vitarah: "Free Bobrisky, Gay Is Not A Crime" - Nigerians React by Rotimik: 4:06pm On Nov 08, 2017

NwaAmaikpe:

My sister is right.
Being gay is not a crime,
Being gay is not even a thing of preference.

Research has proven that Homosexuality is ingrained in the DNA...that's why we see male toddlers acting gay.

Nigeria is such a hypocritical country. Over a quarter of the male lawmakers who outlawed same-sex practice in Nigeria are closeted gays!!!!

Why do we have a problem with being real?
Everyone watches porn in private but once you say you watch porn they hate you.

They criticize you when you say you masturbate; when everyone else does.

Most men hit their women, but these same men demonize you when you say you've been physical with a woman before.

Why do we have problems with reality?
Why does everyone want to appear politically correct.

Almost every girl is hyper-sexually active, yet they vilify women who don't mask their sexual appetite.

The reason most of us get into trouble is because we lead our lives and say our thoughts unfiltered.
With that said;
Free Bobrisky!!!!

That being Gay is ingrained in the DNA is A BIG LIE based on fake science.

It is a known fact that popular and highly respected scientists in highly respected institutions especially in the academia are being paid to produce fake reports on human sexuality and climate change in order to advance their evil agenda.

These academics are aligned with high networth and morally bankrupted persons many of whom professed atheism in public but practiced witchcraft behind the scenes.

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Politics › Re: Breakdown Of Budget 2018 Proposal by Rotimik: 3:56pm On Nov 08, 2017

Caseless:
I'm impressed by the projection for non-oil revenue.

Half of non oil revenue will be borrowed

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Politics › Re: 2018 Budget: Fg’s Non-oil Revenue Projection Impressive, Says Expert by Rotimik: 3:52pm On Nov 08, 2017

seunmsg:
The biggest question that nobody seems to have an answer to is where the government will generate the non-oil revenue from.

Didn't you read from the thread that FG is borrowing N2trillions plus while the rest is expected from taxes , ports and recovered loots.

Summary

(1) Company Income Tax
(2) Value Added Tax
(3) Revenues from the sea ports
(4) Recovered loots
(5) Borrowing

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Politics › Re: Recent Happening In The East - Lessons For Yorubas by Rotimik: 5:40pm On Nov 06, 2017

PFRB:
I am a Biafran and I support restructuring as alternative to Biafra but will restructuring come? When ?

Some regions in Nigeria are waiting for restructuring before they start developing their states.

That's the difference between Yoruba people and the others.

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