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Islam › Re: Will People Cry For You After Three Days? by SixSeven: 11:10am On Jul 31
A dead man does not recognize the mourning of his children

SixSeven:
Respectfully sir, I still insist that when someone is dead, they cannot do nada to those alive. They only pretend while you are there. Trust me, I have seen this a lot. Strong man, strong man, wait and see what happens if that man has one illness or problem. Don't trust anyone but yourself. Do you know how people keep things inside them for years? They pretend for long as they are allowed buy we can never read their minds. We are still animals at the base, I have seen how people change depending on circumstance that's why there are certain things money can never ever ever buy, chief of it is CHARACTER.

Business › Re: Nigeria Loses 47% Of Dollar Millionaires, Retains 4th Position In Africa by SixSeven: 6:13am On Jul 31
deetin:
Since 2015 that apc took over .. and they claim to be helping us . See how e touch millionaire in dollars , now imagine wetin common masses dey face with his 70k minimum wage
An amount of $1,000 USD is worth about #1,359,130 today, compared to roughly #165,150 in 2014

Christianity Etc › Re: Breaking News: Tears As Popular Nigerian Daddy GO Passes Away At 93 by SixSeven: 1:54am On Jul 31
Your report is poor. It's the FOURTH paragraph you introduced Alogbo to your READERS. No first name, just Alogbo. Okay kontinuu
Politics › Re: CSO Commends Tinubu, Ribadu, Others Over Rescue Of Abducted Oyo Schoolchildren by SixSeven: 11:37pm On Jul 30
Akir2025:
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Go Suck Some More Milk a Baby would always love that to Make the Brain works well..Absence of Enough Milk brings out more Childish Talks
You ain't worth the effort but good attempt
Education › Re: 18-Year-Old Nathan Thomas Is Youngest Professor Ever In The World by SixSeven: 10:39pm On Jul 30
Kingpele:
This guy is now part of the American system that will make America greater but can we see any one in Iran that became a professor even at 25 years and they're feeling funky ....
This is quite an ignorant take and I won't help you put proof. The internet is your friend. I don't think you know about the literacy level of Iran which is far far better than Nigeria's, both female and male.
I was just posting today about NELFUND. Nothing, absolutely nothing stops the Awo wannabe from making education free if we have a plan as a country. The reason for our people going to Nordic countries is because of free education!

Education › Re: 18-Year-Old Nathan Thomas Is Youngest Professor Ever In The World by SixSeven: 10:36pm On Jul 30
I thought someone was asking if "oyinbo" celebrate first class undecided

ebubeson:
Have you seen a white person talking high about their first class degree? Do they really place value on it the way many celebrate it in Nigeria?
Politics › Re: CSO Commends Tinubu, Ribadu, Others Over Rescue Of Abducted Oyo Schoolchildren by SixSeven: 10:24pm On Jul 30
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Politics › Re: NELFUND: Student Celebrates With President Tinubu's Picture by SixSeven: 8:09pm On Jul 30
Kukutente23:
What is actually driving the propaganda is because Nelfund did not pay the stipend for two months running until there was massive outcry from the students especially the northern students who were doing different videos on tiktok insulting nelfund. So this is a blowback to that negative outcry in the past weeks.
APC thrive on propaganda. The way nelfund is being run is not much different from how they ran that ministry of disaster and used it to kill npower
Oh, I didn't know about this outcry because I just thought it was their propaganda topic they gave their databois to spread. They are just crazy to be telling us to be clapping for what government is supposed to do. They will soon come tell me now that we don't pay tax but I have response for that one.

In the 2026 Federal Budget, the Nigerian government allocated ₦3.52 trillion to education, which constitutes roughly 4% to 6.1% of the total ₦58.18 trillion national budget. You can see how budgetary allocations were increasing per year under PDP,which wasn't still enough per UNESCO standards until 2015

Romance › Re: "Any Man Without A House At 35 Is Useless" — Lady Sparks Backlash by SixSeven: 6:29pm On Jul 30
Anybody (on the internet) can talk

Foreign Affairs › Re: SA Blocks Ghana's Attempt To Have Xenophobia On AU Agenda - PICTURES by SixSeven:
The South African government thinks it is smart. One thing I have observed in this saga is that they have dug a hole. I watched Vuso the other time speaking about it and despite his attempts to run around the topic, you can see that they do not condemn it entirely. He even seemed to be throwing shade at Professor Lumumba and other pan Africanists. They subtly justify it and tell the rest of us that we cannot understand.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kgo3us5TRYo

It is one thing to chase illegal migrants, it is another thing to be hateful to people. They have successfully used the illegals as cover for all foreigners and we can see through the hypocrisy. I personally cannot blame them. Most South Africans are like African Americans, they are the prime cases of what oppression does to your consciousness and psyche. You see them advertising South Africa with Trevor Noah, the same Trevor that knows how to analyze political events. So even if you think it is wrong, I think you will go against the sentiments in their country saying anything against it. Vusiz, Trevor, Tyler... They won't. Me I see SA as still a young man that did not mature well. The pressure is too much on them for now. When was it that we were celebrating their independence? Wasn't it 1994? How old are they now? The foundation was not entrenched for long, they even abuse Mandela for being too soft so me I cannot put mouth in their own matter. ANC has come a long way. The government will still be the one to collect wotowoto at the end. It's just the way our government here too is trying to use tribalism to play politics. It is a good wake-up call to the other countries. When hunger goes round and you have sent the people who are the problem away, we will ask the big question that is the elephant in the room

Education › Re: The Annoying Trend Of Uniforms In Nigerian Universities (photos) by SixSeven: 5:54pm On Jul 30
Rapmoney:
Some of you just jump into threads to make unnecessary conclusions. Who told you the photos show final year students signing out? The students you see cut across various levels in various departments. Make una take am easy dey make conclusions on things wey una nor sabi.
I blame whoever pushed this to the FP. Rather than give details, all you have done is to engage in clues, speculations and arguments. You say many universities and people here have countered you but you say they should do their own research.

I have noticed this trend in many Nigerian universities,

The word many means a large number of people or things. It is a ⁠determiner or pronoun used with countable items.

A trend is a general direction in which something is changing, developing, or shifting over time. It can refer to a popular style, a social media topic, or a long-term data pattern.

We have seen universities release dress code and debated it here. If there is no official statement from the 'many' universities, then it is not a dress code but a fashion trend amongst students.

This topic is at best, MISLEADING.

lightwind:
Op what is wrong with you, is this pictures not supposed to be a particular school ?

Why are you misleading the public shocked
kachistone:
You are saying a different thing. My question was whether students decided on wearing the uniform or whether the department or faculty imposed it on them.
That is my question.
Politics › Re: ADC Youths Call For Mark, Aregbesola’s Resignation, Seek Atiku’s Intervention by SixSeven: 5:32pm On Jul 30
David Mark Steps Down From Active Politics After 20 Years |Metrofile


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEEHchzBgCk

Politics › Re: NELFUND: Student Celebrates With President Tinubu's Picture by SixSeven: 5:25pm On Jul 30
Kukutente23:
No I prefer they never have to pay back any support they receive from their government for their God- given resources
Don't mind the minions. They want us to clap for a loan, not a grant.
It seems that's the assignment they gave them in their WhatsApp group. To do propaganda for NELFUND 🤡

Awo wannabe faabu. They enjoyed free Western education during their time, for those who went to school but they come back now to give us loan

Politics › Re: Why Are South East Students Not Celebrating The Nigerian Education Loan Fund by SixSeven: 4:57pm On Jul 30
Sonyboom:
Did Ebele increased the purchasing power ?

When Petwr Obi increased tuition over 200% where you from the SE exempted from paying even without a loan ?

The truth is your bigotry n hypocrisy can no longer be hidden. Nobody send your papa id you appreciate Tinubu or not. I am sure Tinubu is not doing any of all his policies to please you.
https://x.com/Nigeriangod_/status/2068814086448484602
They said Tinubu but any contrary opinion is always Obi. This same Tinubu? His lackeys are the ones who see him as a wannabe Awo which he can't be. You can't buy character with money.


https://www.tiktok.com/video/7570893433347312914

Politics › Re: Why Are South East Students Not Celebrating The Nigerian Education Loan Fund by SixSeven: 4:55pm On Jul 30
jmoore:
Because they are intelligent.
1. They know the difference between loan and grant. Loan must be paid back.

2. They know that Tinubu reduced the purchasing power, devalued naira. So giving a loan can never bribe them to ignore the deformation of TINUBULATION policies.


Video of Tinubu dancing for getting loans from worldbank or.....
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He say people should celebrate loan grin
Thank you for mentioning what a grant is. That is what people will celebrate. That is a subsidy and benefit for being a citizen of a country.

Politics › Re: Obidient Movement Denies Removal Of Yunusa Tanko’s As National Coordinator by SixSeven: 4:33pm On Jul 30
adaxme:
The Obidient rode on the waves of the Muslim Muslim tickets.


Now nobody gives a shit
Peter Obi had the ears of the youth but failed in converting that to a devoted cult folowership using ideas and intelligence.
Oh yeah? Is that why Umahi, Wike, Oshiomhole and all of them are talking about people without structure, tweeting in a room and doing Cho Cho Cho? 🤡

They should be talking about more serious candidates or Atiku who came second na
Foreign Affairs › Re: Canadian Politician Reads AI Chatbot Instructions During Live Speech (photos/vid by SixSeven: 1:18pm On Jul 30
ColdHunter:
At least he could read it.

What about Tinubu that can't even string together two complete sentences without throwing his arms around and gesticulating like a lost toddler?

Have you wondered why he avoids impromptu interviews and would rather engage in stage managed ones?
I know you may have a problem with Tinubu but he's not that bad. Tinubu will just ignore it, make a joke out of it or just give it a Bala blue attack. Someone they didn't give subsidy is gone speech and he made up his own pronouncement. Man is a politician, you can't take that away from him. This one here is still a baby politician.
Politics › Re: Tinubu’s Greatest Opponent Is His Administration’s Record - Atiku by SixSeven:
Originalsly:
This is what an opposition leader should be doing ... going at the failures of the administration. This is the truth ... but yet many Tinubu supporters ... despite going through the sufferings ... will oppose what he is saying by attacking him ... not what he's saying.

When you don't like the message ....... attack the messenger.
It's deliberate. It's because they don't want accountability. Didn't you hear the threat Umahi gave? He doesn't want anyone asking questions about the death of that guy because he can be tough, don't mess with him. They want to get away with it. That's the MO of tyrants. Intimidation, threats and dodging questions. I told people if Buhari could not talk to you before he was elected, why do you think he had to talk to you for 8 years? Tinubu did the same thing, he delegated his questions to Elrufai and team, today it's Onanuga speaking for him. Color me surprised 🤡 They don't rate you and the people supporting them or giving them excuses are not victims, they are accomplices.

Politics › Re: Tinubu’s Greatest Opponent Is His Administration’s Record - Atiku by SixSeven: 10:14am On Jul 30
Stanna2025:
There's no pathway to a Tinubu reelection. Any attempt to rig the election will break this country apart. Tinubu is evil, his supporters are demons
"Everyone claims to be democratic but not everyone is faithful to his or her word. We have governments that are democracies on paper, but not in function. They are democracies in form but not in substance. We have governments that only know democracy primarily through breaching it"

~ words on marble by Jagaban Asiwaju BAT on June 10, 2013

Politics › Re: Obasanjo And Obi: What Happens If The Endorsement Does Not Come I In 2027? by SixSeven: 12:30am On Jul 30
The election is January 2027 my friend. It's no hidden secret Obasanjo supports Obi and/or his minister Kwankwaso but never his vice, Atiku.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Begins Renovations And Upgrades Of National Stadiums Across Nigeria by SixSeven: 12:26am On Jul 30
He should just carry super eagles back to National Stadium, Surulere, LAGOS!
Islam › Re: Imam Celebrates Wife's Alcohol Store by SixSeven: 12:21am On Jul 30
So many hustlers in the economy
Politics › Re: Tinubu-Linked Alpha-Beta Firm Rocked By Purge As Top Executive Is Forced Out by SixSeven: 12:07am On Jul 30
ijayalolo:
So Tinubu has a company? I thought he doesn't have any source of income, and all the money he is spending was stolen from Lagos state. I never knew he had a company not to even now talk of a successful one like Alpha Beta, creating employment and adding value rather than importing finished good into Nigeria from China. Wonders.

Thank you for your attention to this matter
He owns it? Thank you for your attention to this matter


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65XQLWUahuw?si=MAseTVOIUj3utyR1

Phones › Re: Ask Chatgpt A Question, And Post The Response Here. by SixSeven: 11:58pm On Jul 29
The Nairaland user Mariangeles created that specific thread—titled "Ask ChatGPT A Question, And Post The Response Here"—for a few very strategic, forum-driven reasons: [1]


## 1. Driving Traffic and Engagement
On Nairaland, threads that rely heavily on user participation (like games, puzzles, or prompts) grow incredibly fast. By instructing users to paste AI answers, Mariangeles is generating continuous replies, which actively bumps the thread to the top of the section and increases its chances of making it to the highly coveted Nairaland Front Page.


## 2. Testing AI Limitations on Nigerian Contexts
Forum users frequently use these types of threads to experiment with ChatGPT's logic. Mariangeles and the participants are likely testing how the AI handles local Nigerian nuances, such as:

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* Answering complex questions about Nigerian politics and history.
* Understanding and replying in Nigerian Pidgin or translating local slangs.
* Giving advice tailored to the Nigerian economic environment (e.g., local tech hacks or side hustles). [2]
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## 3. Entertainment Value
Because ChatGPT's answers can range from highly intelligent to confidently incorrect or hilariously formal, these threads serve as a form of casual entertainment on the forum. Users enjoy seeing how "the bot" handles absurd, highly debated, or specific forum scenarios.


## 4. Curiosity and Content Generation
Instead of coming up with a traditional, single-topic discussion, creating a prompt thread allows the community to build the content organically. It lets users explore whatever random thought or question they have at that moment, transforming the thread into an unpredictable, crowd-sourced archive of AI interactions.
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What is your next move?

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* Do you want me to write a sharp, funny, or uniquely Nigerian prompt that you can feed into the thread to see how people react?
* Tell me a topic you find interesting, and I can give you the exact text to copy and paste over to Mariangeles's thread!
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Fashion › Re: Most Ladies Wear Joggers The Wrong Way—here's How To Get It Right by SixSeven: 9:42pm On Jul 29
Wearing polyester track pants can impact health through skin irritation, hormone disruption, and reproductive concerns.


https://www.tiktok.com/video/7489512772473015594


https://www.tiktok.com/video/7502141473945619758

Fashion › Re: Most Ladies Wear Joggers The Wrong Way—here's How To Get It Right by SixSeven: 9:32pm On Jul 29
Whatever joggers you wear, be careful with polybag
SixSeven:
Foreign Affairs › Re: Saudi Arabia Is Getting Dragged Into A War It Has Tried Desperately To Avoid CNN by SixSeven: 9:22pm On Jul 29
Dogalmighty17:
The US doesn't know it yet. But they will be stuck in the middle east for years to come.
They have always had their fingers in the Middle East for a long time. They want it. War is an industry for them, it has to be active all the time. Peace is too cheap.

Family › Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by SixSeven: 7:03pm On Jul 29
Dancebreaker:
Same reason you think of what family/wife might do with your wealth/money when you are no longer there.

Because you can't stop their actions anymore, including if the wife chooses to cosy up with your worst enemy/traitor/killer.

It's also in recognising rightly that everyone will move on without you.

At least thinking about all scenarios allows you to take action to keep your wealth for your children.

Even though life is for living, you didn't live to build wealth for one efulefu from nowhere. grin cheesy
One thing I don't ever forget is that we are animals. Because of that, I know that the most important things I can pass on are not what people can take from them wink

They'll be fine without me. It's been a privilege teaching them smiley

I have a question. If you give to charity, isn't it God's work that the ex-wife is helping the efulefu? Isn't that your manhood living on grin grin

Celebrities › Re: 'I Am A Nobody without My Native Language' - Rudeboy Shades Brother, Mister P by SixSeven: 7:00pm On Jul 29
Mrfeel:
Mr p , = peter is the one who says he wants his children to speak only foreign languages, rudeboy= Paul his twin brother is the one that says his is nothing without his native language
Don't mind me. They are twins ie equal to one wink
Family › Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by SixSeven: 5:11pm On Jul 29
Dancebreaker:
True. Equally, you cannot trust any wife entirely. A wife or blood relative can kill you over property.

A good middle way is to write a VALID will. Even if you are still young.

Ensure your kids get the majority. Get lawyers to execute and manage it for the kids until they are 18 or even 21.
Give your wife her own share since she will look after the kids.

A seemingly loving wife can give all your wealth to her lover (old or new) when you are no longer around.

The monkey says she can only trust a baby inside her womb.
Fair enough. I won't digress from the topic but I always wonder why men think about who will be with their wife when they die grin grin grin

Life is for the living wink
Family › Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by SixSeven: 5:02pm On Jul 29
crestedaguiyi:
No family will turn against the daughter-in-law who treated them well when their son was alive; it rarely happens. It all starts with how you treated them when their son was alive.

Some people can't visit their siblings because of the kind of wife he has and her attitude towards them. there has to be bond between the woman and her new family; otherwise, she should be ready for what will happen when the man dies before her. It will be worse when they know she never had anything tangible like work or business of her own
It should not even be a condition. This is why we have rites and traditions. This is why we have religion. This is why we have law. Do people follow it all the time? No. I am not giving bad behavior an excuse but telling her to be a good wife (which is what is supposed to be) and because she wasn't 'good', you deny her what she is entitled to is all emotions. Even if the family did not like her and their son gave her all his properties, it's his. It's your son you have influence over, not her. Again, this is why we have all the customs and traditions which some of us left, and now with law, no be everyone go obey am. Even if they obey it, they will go through the backdoor to frustrate her. This is why family is very important for women when they want to marry. You need your family's support to protect you in this world of voyeurs and hyenas.

That's human beings for you. You can be good to someone and they don't remember the good when it's time. I am not trying to scare anyone or be negative, I'm just saying the reality because these stories happen, we only pray it should not be our portion but how can you control people? You can fight, yes but you and I are unpredictable. That's reality my friend smiley

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