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Despite CBN debunking the circular as fake news, I share the same sentiment with CoinTelegraph that this is damage control. They have blocked almost all popular crypto websites and am sure if asked they would deny this too. Like I mentioned in my other comment, I din't mean to misinform or cause panic, just giving a heads up. |
DieRich5:If I saw this comment of yours before I quoted your other post, I wouldn't have done that and I'm sorry I did because this is absolutely unnecessary. |
DieRich5:Didn't mean to post false info but here is the source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/nigerian-central-bank-freeze-user-accounts |
jayce232:The ban was lifted December 2023. More so, this new one comes with threat of arrest and a six month post no debit. |
Attached is the latest from CBN. Vendors and everyone else, be at alert and careful.
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At such a young age and considering how everything blow up, even an adult should be broken. She is not. The remorse is not just there. And make no mistake, it isn't about her age, it is about the wickedness she exhibited in that video, the lack of remorse that followed, and the kind of people she has as guardians or parents, who instead of taking responsibility, decided to sneak religion in. This girl and her family have got doings and I won't be surprised to see her hit the news again in a few years time for something similar. I genuinely hope she is taking out of the country where she can eventually be taking out of circulation because if she stays here, she is a safety risk and will always get off the hook with her family's influence. |
I think I speak for most Nigerians when I say, if NSCDC cannot absorb the police instead, they should let them be. Or do they want the NSCDC staff to be bringing ogororo to work and drinking on duty like these policewomen I see everyday, or their bribe taking men? You want a corrupt, inefficient, unprofessional organisation like the Nigerian Police to absorb an organized, efficient, and professional entity like the NSCDC? |
yeshuasfootstep:Ban crypto (assuming this is even possible because you cannot ban what you don't control to begin with) and then what? What alternative will the government be providing? Already unemployment is over 30%. Or, will the government just disengage millions of youths and then keep them idle? Ever occurred to you how our social problems will skyrocket? Is crypto even illegal per Nigerian law or it should become illegal because you don't like it? You mentioned that some teenagers don't want to be meaningfully engaged. My question is, did these teenagers just choose this path or they were forced to as a result of limited opportunities? Or you think someone will see a job with clear career path and then decide to go into crypto that has a high chance of them losing their money? |
See them up there. Yes, be stupid enough to believe that children are "God's heritage," that they are a "gift from God" meanwhile they carry your DNA. Give birth to as many as you can and then many years down the line transfer your responsibility to the government or your first borns, who will then have to suspend their own life for many years taking care of their younger siblings, all because of their dumb dads and moms. |
She brought this on herself. I was born into one of the organized religions but at the right time, I freed myself. Today, no riff-raff, by virtue of association, can tell me what to do, when, and/or how to do it. I'm only liable to the laws of whatever country I find myself at any particular time. |
I feel bad for this lady on multiple levels and I hope she gets this behind her as fast as possible. It is not her fault our institutions have make it a duty to be giving weird titles to degrees: in Lautech, for example, there is B.Tech in Management and Accounting. Likewise, it is not her fault that her shepherd who should protect her, didn't just call her a liar, he still went further to jibe her spoken English, which had nothing to do with her testimony. |
She is about to learn that the few millions she embezzled during elections and woman power has limitations. She has been using her influence in the force to intimidate and arrest APC guys. Now, those ones are fighting back. The only loser in all of this are ordinary Nigerians who will suffer the consequences of our police dereliction of duty and wild goose chase. |
To each their own. As someone with a background in finance, I apply risk management to everything I'm doing. In 2024, I won't be guilt trip into that 'provider' bullshit, only to find out at a later date that the child I have spent a better part of my life providing for, is not even my child. Or, that a woman I have been feeding for donkey years is using her own money to be secretly acquiring properties in her name all over the country. I'm not benefitting more from the marriage to necessitate me doing the most. It is when the kids are little, when they require the most financial support and care, that they are his [the man's] kids. When they're grown, their mothers claim them. Fifty-fifty or nothing. |
These reactions are expected. They are not used to a system of merit, fairness or equity. They will be fine though. Nigeria belongs to all of us |
This is not his first time. He has done something similar to Seyi Law and another celeb in the past. He is only feigning remorse because Bassey didn't ignore him like the others. After Nathaniel Bassey is done with him, Mercy Chinwo should follow suit. |
One thing these overfed Western GenZs and Millenials fail to understand is that the issues culminating into the war predate and will surely outlive all of us. There is no reason to pick sides or be meddlesome. The two are terrorist states, let them sort themselves. If you get involved and get killed, the world will simply move on. |
Despite the glaring defect, nobody will be held accountable. After all, the incident of The Synagogue that happened some years back that even killed people, its founder and contractors walked free. Also, one could see fellow Nigerians whom or whose friends or family could have been a victim already attributing the incident to spiritual attack as a way to create a soft landing for their god of men. When you see some people leaving the country, it is because of issues like this. Any idiot with a little change in this country can do anything and get away with it. Even so, when you throw in religion somehow. |
Africa leaders using tax payers money to subsidise religion. The leaders of the West using theirs to fund unnecessary wars. Behold, the government of man. |
"When it hits close to home..." It did for me going ten years now when my uncle was admitted in their facility for a head injury and till date he is still unaccounted for. All his son (my cousin) got were death treats from a certain strange number telling him to desist from pursuing the case. Also, since this incidence, I have read about two cases of missing organs from this same Lasuth here on Nairaland and the interesting is, this is the last we are going to hear of this case! Until the people with power decided to investigate and prosecute the cartel in this hospital, avoid it for yourself and loved ones. |
seanwilliam:I have been watching the drama from the sideline and just decided to ignore everything, including the post of the user you quoted because I am not really surprised by his reply, although I'm impressed you pointed out his hypocrisy. For the benefit of those who may not understand what is going on, here is it: This whole thing has to do with Denrele's political opinion that differs from that of his defamer. If anyone bothers to check that Prigodo moniker, that account is dedicated to defaming mostly APC supporters on this platform. He follows as many of them and all he does is to quote their post with defamation and anytime there is a rebuttal or reciprocation, he uses his AlhajiCSO account to report the user. Now anyone might be wondering why take things to this level? Well, that is what we have to deal with simply because a candidate from a particular section of the country contested and lost an election. His supporters have even went as far as reporting the supporters of other political parties to their employers just for having differing opinions and exercising their civic right. Now I don't blame them. I blame the likes of Denrele who continue to condone their excesses. You guys should come together and sue one of these guys because they won't stop. They didn't stop until Fashola made an example of one of them. Now, even though they continue their defamation, they have avoided Fashola. And to Seun who have continued to be biased on everything, well, I hope he is happy with the cesspit his investment is beginning to turn into. First he tolerate bigots from the East for more than ten years. Now Ronus have joined the party. Similarly, he and his mods tolerated defamation against candidate and supporters of his less preferred choice. Now he has got to tolerate people who are breaching the privacy of others. |
Provided they can keep their madness away from the South, no problem. Over here we believe there is more to life than religion. The governor of Borno recently released some of these demons back into the society citing that they had sworn by an holy book to never go back to their former ways. I expected a strong reaction to this development from our friends across the Niger but going months now (especially considering the huge loss this country has incurred in terms of human and material resources as a result of the activities of these daredevils), but it been silence as usual. They know what their problem is and the evidence is everywhere across the globe, as most recently seen in Russia. |
Meerahbel:Don't want to derail the thread plus the link in your signature is invalid. I sent a message request to your Nairaland email. Please reply so that I can send my WhatsApp number. |
The most important part of marriage, which is financial, I'm sure, has not been sorted by this kiddos. Before you know it, pikin don full ground. All they know is man and woman matter. No skills to increase their earnings/potential and employability so that they become a valuable member of the society. No savings or investments. Not an employer of labour either. All that is in their head is relationships and sex and recreating generational poverty. Oya you guys should do quick and join the bandwagon of those who have made it their life ambition to always blame the current president for their self-inflicted misery. |
I read through looking for the names of those ones who were powerful enough to have taking out Gen. Alex Badeh, Gen. Azazi, Gen. Atahiru, or even Tolulope Arotile...but I couldn't see it. Government of soft target. That is how they left their party members who are changing FAAC allocation into dollars, left their puppet bank chiefs selling dollars to bdc, and started chasing Binance. When these clowns are ready, they should let us know. |
Hopefully the younger generations are taking note. Acting in Nigeria especially as a male should at best be considered a side hustle. Passion don't pay bills. It is just like someone saying they like writing and wants to make a living off of it in this age of AI. Live the reality, not your illusion or fantasy. Wishing the actor quick recovery. |
- Who else noticed Ga_, Bi_, Bit_, Ku_, and O_ websites are not opening. Strangely, on Ga_ and Bi_ specifically, other links on the domain, like the academy articles, are opening but not the homepage or login page. I thought NCC today confirmed that the network issues have been resolved? - The mobile apps are still working fine and the websites of By_ and HT_ exchanges opened as of the time of writing, but I needed to access the subaccount feature on Ga_, which is only available on the web version. Any workaround? |
Lots of great contributions so far but I want to add that rather than using YouTube and blogs for learning, consider Reddit. So, let's say you want to learn arbitrage, search something like "arbitrage reddit." I'm making this recommendation because with every update, Google is favoring the big publications who most times don't have experience, expertise or authority on the topic they're writing about. Additionally, they're writing for ad and affiliate revenue. In short, they are creating content and not adding (any or much) value. Reddit, however, is the direct opposite: nobody is trying to sell you anything, so whatever opinion you see there is often firsthand and value adding, plus there is a downvote button and the subreddits are heavily moderated. And I'm sorry I will have to toe the line of your friends too by keeping things to myself. For a different reason, however. From my previous interactions with young people from Nigeria, many lack the mindset, discipline and work ethics. At my stage, I still dedicate at least three hours everyday learning about my industry. How many GenZ can be this committed? The last one I gave a test to read a 3000 page thread on a specific skill on Nairaland felt it was too much, so he never got back to me. So, for me, I feel it is a waste of time sacrificing my time for nothing. Wishing you good luck in your journey. |
Democracy is the greatest tragedy that has ever befallen this nation. Our liberation will come the day we come to this realization. See terrorists being called bandits. The governors have refused to sign death penalty for this godforsaken bastards; even so, these demons when caught, will be briefly detained where they will be well taking care of off the taxes of law-abiding Nigerians, before being released back into the society under one amnesty program or the other. It was also on this platform last two weeks that it was reported that a northern senator is being 'monitored' by the security agencies for having secret meetings with leaders of this dreaded group. His name was never released and he is still walking free as of today. Under the military, for example, can such senator ever try this? And if he gathers the courage, will he be 'monitored' as against the standard practice of being declared 'wanted' or 'missing?' Military is not perfect, but under it, there is discipline and orderliness; people understand that every good deed will be rewarded while the bad will be punished. Hence, they try to at least do more good than bad. Under democracy, people say and do anything and get away with it. Under military, the head of state is the most powerful (or at least one of the most powerful) in the country. Under the democracy, cement manufacturers and smugglers, for example, are more powerful than the governor or president because they sponsor their elections and it is a well known fact that he who pays the piper dictates the tune. I hope the western countries will allow Nigeria, and to a greater extent, Africa, to find something that works for her. They should stop trying to force their way of life down our throat every time. Democracy is not Africa thing! Because of democracy, death sentence has now replaced firing squad. |
zebszebs:My "colleague?" "Doing this nonsense for free?" Good enough my post was written in plain English, such that even if you don't understand it, at least others do. |
idolda:You may be right. There is an handle on Twitter that called out Fisayo's hypocrisy. The handle claimed Fisayo's family had been into rice smuggling for more than twenty years and that Fisayo only started to become vocal when his family's goods were recently seized. The handle even challenged Fisayo to dare to reply or sue him. |
He had no reason to pick a side and even he must, should it be the side that claim they're fighting Israel but are keeping hostage of other nationals? Brainwashed 1diot. The world can do without his likes. |
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