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deleo16:That's what people don't know. |
RoRoo:What kind of background info? Going to parties, dreadlocks, etc? If Nigieria is ready to fight cybercrime, they will monitor the cyberspace. Wrongfully profiling someone because of his or her lifestyle is wrong! |
emecheboy2:When they just murmur it among themselves without having the courage to talk to you in person? |
Nice one |
seanwilliam:Your case is like that of a drug lord and chemistry lab. To a drug lord, the only thing that can be done in a chemistry lab is to cook hard drugs, and to you, the only way to make money online is fraud. A drug lord doesn't know that it's easier and more financially rewarding to manufacture paracetamol, metronidazole, and other normal dugs used by many people every day than to cook hard drugs. I pity you guys — if only you know that you can easily make 7-8digits per month (many programmers are making such) legitimately if you put your God-given talents to good use. God help you. |
JIREN01:Bro, you dey fear mad people? Can't you recognize madness when you see it? |
Umar1968:It's always painful seeing one's reputation dragged in the mud. I'm sure you won't like to be tagged an armed robber in your community. It doesn't take much for a lot people to believe it, and don't joke with the power stupid people in large numbers |
lasmile:Where's Seun in all these you listed? Where's Linda Ikeji there? My point is, the world has changed. The trade is now online — it's called e-commerce, minimportation, and dropshipping. Some of the jobs can now be done from home without going to the office because offices are now in the cloud and can be accessed from anywhere! The best-selling skills in today's world are the ones that can allow you to work from anywhere you are, including your home. Examples are programming, copywriting, graphic designing, cloud computing, data analysis, financial market analysis and trading — quant traders are paid up to $1m per annum. My point is this, don't look at the world with a 19th-century lens in the 21st century digitalized economy. While there are many fraudsters, don't conclude that anyone not living a 19th or 20th century lifestyle (commuting to work every day) is a fraudster. Let me ask you a question: Your great grandfather and possibly your grand father were probably farmers. When your dad (or grandfather) left farming and went to the city in search of white collar jobs, did your great grandfather call him a criminal for realizing the industrial revolution and leaving for the city? I'm sure that with the sudden upsurge in rural-urban migration then, there must have been an increase in highway robbery! But did our great grandfathers tag our dads and grandads highway robbers for leaving to go and work in the cities simply because of the increase in highway robbery? A similar thing is happening now — we're in a digital revolution. A lot of things can now be done online — whether it's trading or working for a company. A trader can have his shop online, and make sales online. Similarly, a corporate worker can access his company's office online. Even self employed professionals like myself have our offices online and can access them from anywhere we are. If our great grandfathers didn't tag our fathers and grandfathers highway robbers because of the increase in highway robbery then, tagging anyone who works online from home using laptops and other digital gadgets fraudsters because of the high rate of online fraud simply shows that our great grandfathers were smarter than us! At least, they could tell that the world had changed from what they were used to. We are witnessing a digital revolution. Smart people are learning the skills needed in today's world and are adapting to the digitalized 21st century economy. Maybe you consider changing your perspectives. Cheers! |
SatanBoss:It's a pity how you think. What you don't even know how it works. If a company looking for a professional to hire for a job hires you, and you mess up the work, you don't get paid. But if you are good at what you do and always deliver in time, you will rated highly and more companies will hire you. It's that simple. Some of us have Top-Rated-Plus badges to our names! |
Unik3030:Go to Freelancer.com, Guru, Fiverr, Upwork, PPH, etc and see many Nigerians doing well for themselves working from home or anywhere they feel like. Go to Amazon publishing and see people making 8digits per month. The world has changed. Earning a living is no longer about 9-5! From my observation, only the innocent have the courage to work from home. They criminals have normal day job and do their crime with their phones. |
ladyF:I completely agree with you. |
chinavs9ja:The same thing we're discussing on Twitter. That's the mentality of many Nigerians, which is horrible in this 21st century digitalized world where offices are in the cloud and one can work from anywhere — home, beach, and even in the train. The irony of the whole thing, from my observation, is that the fraudsters don't work from home — many of them don't have that courage. They have a normal day work —they're your usual civil servants, shop owners, car agents, real estate agents, electricians, painters, etc. But they do whatever they do with their phones. Now, as an innocent programmer, copywriter, forex trader, etc. working remotely from your home, they can't see any other thing that can be done online apart from fraud. Even when you show them what you do, they just can't believe it because their mind is wired for fraud — more like a drug dealer seeing a chemistry lab, all he can think of is how much Meth he can cook in there. |
We got here because of the publicity you guys are giving to crime and stupidity. From bloggers to musicians to individuals that want to attach Yahoo to your threads to gain attention. Just like the name, "Tinubu", the word "Yahoo" is attached to every incident just to gain attention. Where did you even get your 80% statistics from? After you say police are harassing Nigerian youths, but when you make it seem like all Nigerian youths are criminals, why won't they treat you guys as criminals? Listen to the music you guys dance to: ... maga bill am, EFCc japaa, or something like that. With the undue publicity you guys give to a shameful crime, Nigerian have effectively forced it down the psych of not just the youths but even under teenagers and under 10s! You guys have made a shameful crime a culture! Why don't we publicize something good? Why don't we write about great men and women who worked hard to achieve success and what they did to achieve success so as to motivate the youths? Why don't we publicize new ways of doing things, new opportunities, etc? |
What I don't understand about these useless beings is that the skills, time, and energy they spend in scamming people can fetch them 7-8 digits per month working legitimately. So, why get stupid? |
adanny01:You obviously didn't understand my post. Go back and read it again, but slowly this time so that you grab it. I was making a case that the product of multiplication is zero because the action never happened (zero action), and not that the non-zero element disappeared. The entire case was that the non-zero element (the 10 oranges, the 10 persons, the surgeon and his skills, or the fund manager's cash) is still very much present and never at any point ceased to exist! You misunderstood my post. Go and read it again. What I'm countering in your post is saying that zero is abstract. Zero means the absence/lack of value. The absence of something doesn't make it abstract. Don't cease to exist = never disappeared. |
Akamariner:I don't understand. |
ibuildstuff:Losing nothing means that his 100 oranges are still intact. Having done nothing shows that the product of his multiplication action was nothing. |
ibuildstuff:Not really. It's that nothing (0) he does that explains the 0! His 100 oranges are still intact waiting for the right time to be used! |
adanny01:That's what gives it the zero value. Action carried out is 0. But the oranges don't cease to exist In the case of the surgeon, the fact that the action didn't happen gives that action a zero value (no action). |
adanny01:It is not. See this explanation: Back to your question, I will attempt to explain it using Einstein's general relativity theory. "Everything is relative to something else." In the case of anything multiplied by zero giving a product of zero, that "zero" product is relative to the action and not the entities multiplied — the product being zero doesn't mean that the non-zero entity vanished. Let me explain with your oranges example: First scenario (10x0 = 0): You have 10 oranges to give out. The action here is "to give out 10 oranges." To complete this action, there must be 10 oranges to give out and someone or something to give them to. In this case, you have the 10 oranges, but there's nobody/nothing to give the oranges. Relative to the intended action — giving out 10 oranges — you have given out zero oranges. However, it does not mean that the entity (10 oranges) vanished. In other words, the fact that the second entity needed to complete the action is not there (value: 0) doesn't mean that the first entity (10 oranges) has vanished. It only means that the action cannot be carried out (value: 0). To put it as an equation: Entity1(Present) x Entity2(Absent) = Action(Absent) Second scenario (0x10 = 0): You want to give out oranges to 10 persons. The action is "to give out oranges to 10 persons." To complete the action, you must have both entities — the oranges to give out and the 10 persons you will give the oranges. But you have no (zero) oranges, so the action cannot be carried out. Relative to the action — giving out oranges — you have done nothing (zero oranges given out). However, this doesn't mean that the 10 persons vanished because there were no oranges. In other words, the fact that the other entity needed to complete the action is not there (value: 0) doesn't mean that the second entity (10 persons) has vanished. It only means that the action cannot be carried out (value: 0). To put it as an equation: Entity1(Absent) x Entity2(Present) = Action(Absent) The point I'm making is that, using general relativity theory, the product of any multiplication with zero relative to the action and not the entities in the multiplication. The absence of any of the entities means that the action cannot be carried out, but the other entities don't cease to exit. So, even in cases of 10x2x0 = 0, you can extend this logic to explain it. An example of everyday application of this can be seen in anything. If there's no patient to be operated, the surgeon carries out no surgery, but it doesn't mean that the doctor or his surgical skills have vanished. If a fund manager sees no good opportunity to invest in, no investment happens, but that doesn't mean that the fund manager or the cash has vanished. This is why cash is a component of any portfolio — it stays there waiting for the right opportunity to go make you more money. |
Gabbriell:Sure, multiplication is basic math, but that's not Op main question. The disruptive questions there is: Does the non-zero element in the multiplication cease to exist simply because it is multiplied by zero? 10 oranges x 0, does the 0 make the 10 oranges to disappear for the product to be 0? |
Stubborn82:You are right, but in Africa, disruptive questions are tagged crazy! |
BobFischer:It's a disruptive question like this that led Einstein to the Relativity Theory. While abstract thinking is a sign of intelligence, it is seen as a taboo in this part of the world (Africa and Nigieria in particular) — they will soon call you mad, crazy, etc. You may have to tone it down if you're living in this part of the world. "The only thing an African man thinks of is how to put money in his pocket and get a woman to produce children. Thoughts like creating solutions to problems in the world and how to build a better society is beyond his mental capacity." I have come accept this painful reality! Back to your question, I will attempt to explain it using Einstein's general relativity theory. "Everything is relative to something else." In the case of anything multiplied by zero giving a product of zero, that "zero" product is relative to the action and not the entities multiplied — the product being zero doesn't mean that the non-zero entity vanished. Let me explain with your oranges example: First scenario (10x0 = 0): You have 10 oranges to give out. The action here is "to give out 10 oranges." To complete this action, there must be 10 oranges to give out and someone or something to give them to. In this case, you have the 10 oranges, but there's nobody/nothing to give the oranges. Relative to the intended action — giving out 10 oranges — you have given out zero oranges. However, it does not mean that the entity (10 oranges) vanished. In other words, the fact that the second entity needed to complete the action is not there (value: 0) doesn't mean that the first entity (10 oranges) has vanished. It only means that the action cannot be carried out (value: 0). To put it as an equation: Entity1(Present) x Entity2(Absent) = Action(Absent) Second scenario (0x10 = 0): You want to give out oranges to 10 persons. The action is "to give out oranges to 10 persons." To complete the action, you must have both entities — the oranges to give out and the 10 persons you will give the oranges. But you have no (zero) oranges, so the action cannot be carried out. Relative to the action — giving out oranges — you have done nothing (zero oranges given out). However, this doesn't mean that the 10 persons vanished because there were no oranges. In other words, the fact that the other entity needed to complete the action is not there (value: 0) doesn't mean that the second entity (10 persons) has vanished. It only means that the action cannot be carried out (value: 0). To put it as an equation: Entity1(Absent) x Entity2(Present) = Action(Absent) The point I'm making is that, using general relativity theory, the product of any multiplication with zero relative to the action and not the entities in the multiplication. The absence of any of the entities means that the action cannot be carried out, but the other entities don't cease to exit. So, even in cases of 10x2x0 = 0, you can extend this logic to explain it. An example of everyday application of this can be seen in anything. If there's no patient to be operated, the surgeon carries out no surgery (zero action), but it doesn't mean that the doctor or his surgical skills have vanished. If a fund manager sees no good opportunity to invest in, no investment happens (zero action), but that doesn't mean that the fund manager or the cash has vanished. This is why cash is a component of any portfolio — it stays there waiting for the right opportunity to go make you more money. |
Sequence10:I'm sorry for what you are passing through. My only advice is to ignore everyone and leave the rat race for them. Rather than follow their rules, reinvent yourself, create your own rules, and follow them. Find what you're passionate about and go for it. This is my 14th year with chronic insomnia and all the associated complications — headaches (migraine), poor concentration, slow reaction time, etc. But we're kicking and moving ahead. The only person who can strengthen you is you. |
NextD18:Speak to who? Nigerians are too frustrated to listen to anyone and think of how to help. Most people are only interested in themselves and when they look your direction, they're only trying to see how they measure up and weaknesses to exploit. The only right person to talk to is a qualified clinical psychologist. Sharing your problems with a fellow Nigerian will worsen your situation and even trigger depression. I advocate self sufficiency — measuring yourself by your own standard and not what others think. You're enough! RIP Dele |
Personality issues compounded by psychological effects of menopause. Take it easy with her. |
Expect it to fall lower as holiday makers start going back. |
Golan007:When you can see the pictures online. Administrative bail without charging him to court? Then, what about Zlatan? |
solmusdesigns:Twitter and Google can help you. We're they paraded? Yes! Were found innocent and not charged to court? Yes! Why do things upside down? I blame our lawyers for this! If our lawyers are smart, they would take these countless cases pro Bono and make EFCC pay for damages. Many of these innocent fellows wrongly paraded can accept 50/50 split. By the time EFCC spend most of their yearly budget paying damages, they will learn to do things properly! |
solmusdesigns:That's after months of gathering evidence. Here, they arrest and parade (which is wrong) before gathering evidence. I blame NBA for this too. If our lawyers make them spend most of their yearly budget in settling damages, they will start doing the right thing! Go and reply my comment oga! |
RexTramadol1:That's a lie. He is 100% correct. When you suspect a crime, you investigate first. It's only when you have a tangible evidence that can prove in the court that you parade! Here, the EFCC parade before investigation. That's is what Dele Momodu is questioning! |
solmusdesigns:That's the point. They parade before investigation. Go to Twitter and read the story of @rotimi_4G Was Zlatan not paraded before investigation? His freedom was public because he's a celebrity. Many innocent ordinary Nigerians have their image tarnished forever! |
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