₦airaland Forum

ezenwajosh:
IPOB IS IGBO, IGBO IS IPOB.....anybody that followed the man with his security details all the way from where he is knows him....

The only tribe that has something against this family is north for exposing the death of yaradua....Dora was loved even has her statue at a junction somewhere at agulu

There is no Igbo that doesn't know the family....the wives picture is boldy displayed at NAFDAC OFFICE AGULU till tomorrow..... IPOB HAS HAD MANY PROTEST TEAR DOWN POLITICIANS POSTERS BUT NEVER FOR ONE DAY TOUCHED THAT WOMANS BILL BOARD

Ademola47:
As it stands, there are 3 main suspects

1. IPOB
2. Business rivals (who took advantage of the Unknown Gunmen Saga)
3. Random Hoodlums (maybe he was mistaken for a politician)

It'll be best to allow police carry out thorough, non manipulative investigation.

meshachdbuzz:
All I no is most ppl would love to buy apple with android open source on it and most ppl won't buy android with apple restrictions on it..

We know that some apple users are not aware of this screen restrictions..all we are doing is to cause awareness so that you don't break your screen or if you do you know what you are up against..
Like you said buy what rocks your world...

emae009:
Again with the stereotypes. Google is not stealing your data, you gave them permission to mine it with you sign up with them. You can limit the amount of data the collect but you can't turn it all off.
Apple is not ripping it users off. Apple is currently the most recognized brand in the world. That brand value is everything. If you have any idea what brand value means for business you wouldn't join the band wagon.
A leather airtag case cost about a $1000 just because it produced by LV. There's no where that little amount of leather cost that much but because of the brand behind its production. If LV ripping it users off, absolutely not. They are not forcing anybody to get it. whoever buy it knows what they are getting. An LV airtag case. "Brand Value".
Anybody with an idea of how that affect a business OM will know that.

naijapips04:
I watched with extreme sadness, the video that was posted just before this happened of young kids clapping and applauding the Umu aba gunmen working around with guns and looking for security officers to kill. Ndi igbo, how did we get to this level? The same idiots you are supporting today because you believe anything you do in getting your biafra is justified, are the same idiots that will turn around to kill and maim you.

South East has lost so much in this madness. We need to stop this now.

emae009:
You're perpetuating a stereotype and that's what I'm talking about. We see this everyday. From Apple is ripping it's user off to iPhone is too expensive. It's 2021, can we stop with it. The S21 Ultra is literally more expensive than the iPhone 13 pro max that's is the same price as the 11 pro max but I haven't seen anyone said anything on that with Samsung but immediately Apple announced the iPhone 13, everywhere was filled with iPhone is too expensive and all that.
I mean they don't want you to use 3rd party repair, that's their business model. Can you respect that? Apple is not the only company that follows that philosophy.
I really have no idea why you trying to push this to fanatism when it's clear as day that you're just perpetuating a stereotype

emae009:
it's not no fanboy war or anything...
can you explain "My own is that people allow Apple bound them too much" without making it seem like the people that buy Apple products don't know what they are getting into??

emae009:
you guys say Android gives you choices and complain how Apple is limiting those choices with their platform.
How is it that when people now decide to use their right to choose (choices) and they choose the iPhone, suddenly Apple is slaving them.
isn't that low key hypocrisy??

Nigeria's Anti-graft Agency, EFCC Seeks Forfeiture Of N20billion Salary Loan Allegedly Diverted By Kogi Government

It was learnt that the money was diverted into an interest-yielding account.

Officials of Kogi State government have been accused of diverting the N20 billion bailout secured by the state government to pay workers

It was learnt that the money was diverted into an interest-yielding account.

The money was put in Sterling Bank, with the account name: Kogi State salary bail-out account.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is seeking a court order to ensure the money is forfeited and returned to the coffers of the Nigerian government.
The Federal High Court sitting in Ikoyi, Lagos presided over by Justice Chukwujekwu Aneke on Tuesday adjourned till 15 October 2021 hearing of all applications in respect of the money.

At the hearing of the matter, counsel for the Kogi State government, Prof. Sam Erogbo, SAN, told Justice Aneke that his client had filed processes against the interim order granted by Justice Ringim, and that the EFCC had equally filed a reply to the same.

He told the court that he needed time to respond to the EFCC’s counter-claim and also asked for a short date to hear his applications.

Counsel for the EFCC, Rotimi Oyedepo, in his response, admitted being served with the processes and added that he had equally filed a counter-claim.

Consequently, Justice Aneke adjourned the matter till October 15, 2021, for hearing of all the applications.

Justice Tijani Garba Ringim had on 31 August 2021 ordered the freezing of the account, following an ex-parte application filed by the EFCC.

The EFCC, in a 13-paragraph affidavit in support of the ex-parte application, said the money was reasonably suspected to be proceeds of unlawful activities in an account No. 0073572696 domiciled in Sterling Bank, Plc with the name Kogi State Salary Bailout Account.

A. O. Mohammed, counsel for the EFCC, had urged the court to grant the Order to prevent further dissipation of the funds in the account, in moving the application for the interim forfeiture of the funds on August 31, 2021.

The N20 billion loan meant to augment the salary payment and running cost of the government was kept in an interest-yielding account with the bank, Mohammed had also told Justice Ringim.

“Instead of using the money for the purpose it was meant for, Sterling Bank Plc, acting on the instruction of the Kogi State Government, transferred the money from the loan account and placed it in a fixed deposit account.”

He also told the court that the bank had yet to present any credible evidence to show that the facility was well secured.

Justice Ringim ordered the freezing of the account number 0073572696, and also directed the publication of the order in a national newspaper by the EFCC, after listening to the applicant’s counsel.

The Commission was also ordered to make a quarterly report to the court on the progress of its investigation.

The Kogi State government has denied the allegations.

Sparkle777:
Despite the fact that she foisted another man's kid on Nedu, it's just wrong to hand her kids to another woman. Of cos, she did wrong, but to take away her kids..a big no no.

yedoga35:
South West: OBJ (Ogun State)
North West: Yaradua (Katsina)
South- South: GEJ ( Bayelsa)
North West: PMB ( Katsina)
South East:
North Central:
North East:
Since it is the turn of the South, so South East.

sharone21:
Nigerians are wicked to themselves and sometimes caught up by nemesis.

So, if both parties field Igbo men as President as it was done in 1999( OBJ Vs Olu False), heaven will fall?

Anyway, we are waiting to see the outcome and how 2023 will be going forward....I no be Igbo ooo.

Ofunaofu:
If it should go to the South, don't you think in the spirit of equity and fairness the presidential candidate should emerge from the southeast.
The southwest had it from 1999 to 2007, Southsouth from 2010/2011 to 2015 southeast-niil

As regards building bridges, if the southwest insist on producing the president for 2023, the should use the bridge they build in 2015 and 2019 to cross while the other Southern regions build their own bridge for 2023

franchasng:
If Yorubas in their political greed and inconsiderate nature have refused to back down from 2023 Presidential race for Igbos to make attempt, after producing;

Obasanjo in 1976, Shonekan in 1992, Obasanjo again in 1999, and now Osinbajo as VP, then it is better the North continue ruling until Southern Nigerians develop sense and empathy for one another.

franchasng:
If Yorubas in their political greed and inconsiderate nature have refused to back down from 2023 Presidential race for Igbos to make attempt, after producing;

Obasanjo in 1976, Shonekan in 1992, Obasanjo again in 1999, and now Osinbajo as VP, then it is better the North continue ruling until Southern Nigerians develop sense and empathy for one another.

emae009:
nice!... you're explaining how superfast charging is achieved with great speed with the split cells and all that.
Fast charging degrades battery faster. Battery technology is not yet matured to mitigate that. There's was a time where phone companies where creating charging awareness like don't charge your phone unless it's 20% or less, charge to 100% once in a while not always, don't charge and use your phone; and all of that. They even went as far as making your phone slow charge once it gets to 80%.
Charging of battery is basically creates heat and heat is not good for Battery life. That's why phones with superfast charge comes with some form of cooling tech to try and reduce that effect.
In the future with the research that's going on, I think we'll be able to crack that area but it's not yet there.

walemoney007:
Why do you doubt they won't port to USB-C? If the law is pass, they will have 24 months to decide if they want to stay in the EU market or not.

emae009:
The lightning port can support fast charging but the battery won't achieve 80% health status in 5years. That's like one of the core idea behind each iPhone battery design and optimization. If you check most of the phones with superfast chargers have a 80% battery health after 2 years while the iPhone is around 90% (base on normal charging cycle).
if they do move to USB-C, which I doubt, I think they will still cap their fast charging below what the competition offers

emae009:
There have been improvement over the years. From 5w to 20w that's improvement. It's not 120w nor 66w or whatever but it's an improvement nevertheless. Apple have their own doctrine of how they want their consumer products to progress. You can't be using other phone manufacturers' doctrine to judge the iPhone.

Also, Samsung don't fabricate chips for Apple or Google... Just last year is the first time they did for Qualcomm (SD888).

emae009:
Lightning port is Apple's proprietary design. Most of their other products have been moved to USB-C port but they just can't give up on their own in-house design and creation.
It's like Samsung not giving up on Exynos chips even after years and years of not so good performance but they keep working and improving on it

FreeStuffsNG:
You can buy as much property as possible with legitimate income.
The problem I see in his case is that he probably obtained loans from bank and defaulted.
The new AMCON law permits AMCON to take over any cash or/and asset you have even if you didn't pledge them as collateral. That AMCON 2021 both the executive under PMB and legislature under Sen Lawn partnered to birth is a revolutionary law and I pity anyone hoping to get bank loan and default, he or she will lose big time! Cash in other banks and assets anywhere in the country can be overtaken by AMCON once you default