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TheRealestGuy:
Lol.

So Nigeria's problem now is unitary government ehn?

Your pain is that he talked about Igbos in a positive light

Dele has offered solutions in his books, countless videos and writings so talk another thing.

You have no point but are quickly aggravated once Igbos are mentioned, typical of the average Nigerian.

Igbo hate will consume you and your ilks in due course

The problem with people like you and Dele is that you think that Tinubu and Buhari have the support of their respective ethnic groups. Less than 11 million Nigerians voted for Tinubu in the recently concluded fraudulent (S)election. Yorubas didn't vote for Tinubu in an election that he stole and cheated, and I don't believe PO and Atiku won the election. All Nigerians will suffer the consequences of Nigeria's corrupt government, including the so-called prepared Igbos.

TheRealestGuy:
Lol.

So Nigeria's problem now is unitary government ehn?

Your pain is that he talked about Igbos in a positive light

Dele has offered solutions in his books, countless videos and writings so talk another thing.

You have no point but are quickly aggravated once Igbos are mentioned, typical of the average Nigerian.

Igbo hate will consume you and your ilks in due course

Igbos hate themselves. They play the victim, insult and hate other ethnic groups and then wonder why they are excluded from political power

ogododo:
https://saharareporters.com/2024/06/24/revolution-will-consume-tinubu-government-over-hardship-will-start-northern-nigeria-dele

Dele Farotimi needs to shut up. If Igbo are that great, why is the SE a mess, or are the SE governors, not Igbo?

Tinubu and Buhari are hopeless leaders, but let's not forget that an Igbo leader in the name of Ironsi gave Nigeria the unitary system of government, which is the root cause of its problems today.

The likes of Dele Farotimi will turn Yoruba into a slave; he never offers solutions. I can stand the man.

Falseprofet2:
Read before you rush in with ignorant comments.

Mrs Justice Cockerill in the same court granted Zhongshan an ex parte enforcement order in December 2021, but Nigeria did not file against this order within the 74-day deadline allowed by the law

The tardiness Nigeria is famous for we put it on show in UK. Now ignorant conspiracy theorists will tell us, China hates us, UK hates us bla bla.
Nigeria and Nigerians always blaming others instead of taking proactive action. We carry our anyhowness to the rest of the world and act offended, they don't take our bullsh.it

The Nigerian government official has taken egunje and will be settled by the Chinese.

slivertongue:
APC reduced some NIGERIANS into that class

I am sorry, but touting, begging, and extortion have been problems at Nigerian international airports since the 1980s.

DeLaRue:
When we started exporting oil in the 1960's, it was a very small amount.

Today, oil is earning Nigeria billions.

As for gold, this is the start. Though gold may never earn billions annually, but over the coming years, the figure will start rising exponentially.

Give this government credit for at least wrestling our gold from the claws of illegal miners. No government in the history of Nigeria has achieved this.

One thing about Mr Tinubu is that he is bold. Very bold. Every government before his tried to have some control over rampant illegal mining. None succeeded.

You have to go to the 1960s. Nigeria is exporting between $2-4 billion of Gold to the Middle -East, the problem is that all that Gold is smuggled by Nigeria politicians and big men. Tinubu needs to beef up the security architecture to protect the mines and logistics

sukar886:
This wey hausa top politicans the meet buhari,2027 go hot ooo

Fulani, not Hausa. El Rufai, Buhati, Atiku are all Fulani's. Hausa are still slaves

bjdon:
If we were a serious nation firms like Dangote refinery would be designated 'Strategic national enterprise' and be entitled to full govt support across their entire production flow

That is what South Korea and Japan did in the 1960s. Nigeria should identify private indigenous organisation such as Dangote and Innosson and provide them with preferential support

ceejay80s:
This is why igeria is not growing,
A governor will start a project but won't finish before end of his tenure, instead of the incoming to continue and finish,
He will abandon cos he didn't start it so no body will praise him if he finishes it....
As if they are building it with their money,
Why is America or UK as beautiful as it is today....

Buhari left an uncompleted Railway infrastructure, Lagos to Kano Rail; instead of Tinubu finishing the railway and building critical infrastructure projects such as the Mambilla Dam, Tinubu started wasting limited resources on a stupid coastal highway project that had already destroyed critical infrastructure.

Smithkafors:
Who told you that?. But the building is standing for 20yrs. Una funny.

It standing because it is empty

Rayd502:
After serving the country meritoriously he doesn't deserve to be killed so easily by marauders.No one does.

Hw did he allow his house to be breached without using the firearm ?

May his gentle soul rest in peace.

These useless military gave the failed democracy constitution and system that has failed the country

Religion is a fantasy only useful to poor and ignorant people who need salvation from a brutal and impoverished country like Nigeria. In the West, hard work and education are your salvation.

ineri:
Corruption is our major challenge not refineries

Corruption and lack of political will and ambition.

Nigeria now has a total of nearly 1.3 million oil refinery capacity, which would place Nigeria in the top 20 oil refiners in the world.

Nigeria has a physical steel capacity of over 13 million tonnes (Ajaokuta, Delta Steel, Oshogbo, Plateau, Jos and African Natural Resources & Mines Kaduna steel plant, also known as ANRML. Yet, no steel plant is working due to gross corruption, greed, wickedness and incompetence.

Five petrochemical complexes operational in Nigeria (i. e., WRPC (Warri Refining and Petrochemical Company) , KRPC (Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company) and Indorama-Eleme Petrochemical Company, Dangote Petrochemical Plant and Edo Refinery and Petrochemical Company Limited (ERPC) )

Nigeria also has over four fertiliser plants: Edo Fertilizer Plant and Chemical Company, Dangote Fertilizer Plant, Indorama Fertilizer Plant—Phase II, and Notore Chemical Industries Plc (Notore), one of the leading fertiliser and agro-allied companies.

Nigeria has the physical capacity to generate 21,000 MW but, as of this day, can only generate 5000MW and distribute. 4000MW

I worked as an engineer for years, and one of the pillars of engineering design is to reuse and enhance existing infrastructures instead of building new ones.

Any country with the physical industrial capacity in Nigeria should focus on wide-scale industrial development and not waste resources begging for foreign investments, building roads to nowhere, or buying new private jets and SUVs.

Eclement:
For real boss. How do I explain to these ignoramus that I made millions interacting with different projects called airdrops, and yeah, without me paying a penny? How do I explain to them that my 21 y/o cousin has thousands of dollars in his cold wallet just my interacting with airdrops. How, how can I explain to them? How do I even explain what cold wallet is?

See the lazy Nigerian youths comparing crypto projects with MMM..

Haba.

The majority of crypto projects are scams. There are some good crypto projects out there, and I have invested in them (lost money and made money), but you have to be very diligence.

NOwazobia:
You are proving that you more dumb as I initially thought.


Let me lecture you a little.


Data depletion is different from the data depleted going to developers account.


Using you as a point of reference as a tech CEO (you claim), with a website people browse daily, does the data use in browsing your website go to your bank account balance?


So many olodo CEO spread across the country, and you wonder why we are were we are. 🤦🏽‍♂️



This is my last reply to your dumb CEO ass.

You posted my first response, which I attached below. Reread it and try to comprehend.

How do I pay for my mobile data with funds from my bank account? If my data is depleted, I have to buy more mobile data. The malicious apps also have backdoor access to financial data stored on my phone, including email accounts, bank application password details, etc.

Why do you think that the tapping app has been stopped? Use your brain... idiot.

Apologies, and thank me for the free education.

NOwazobia:
Look at the attached image.

It actually question your expertise in tech, or maybe your role is just administrative, if you have any tech company at all.


Thank God you said you have a tech company.


If it is any standard, and recognized tech company, it must have a website, right?


Now, people visit your website on a regular basis if your Tech company is not those mushroom type spread across the country, that barely adds value to life around.


My Question is, does the data the public use in browsing your site, goes directly to your bank account?


This is what you claimed in your initial post, which force me to quote you.


How much of such data have been deposited into your account?


Nigeria lacks quality tech guys, that is why we are were we are in technology.


They can't compete, and they can't also pay their workers.

There workers always live from hand to mouth.

Yes, I know this because I have worked in a tech department before.

Dummy, you are limited and stupid. Please study cybersecurity and understand the impact of crypto apps on mobile technology.

June 19, 2024: Don’t Blame Telcos for Data Depletion, NCC Explains How and Why

Even the Nigerian government, the NCC, confirmed that unnecessary download of apps could lead to a malware infection that will deplete mobile data. Only the app uses backdoor malware to consume mobile data and cost. This, my friend, is beyond your limited intellect.

Background apps: Some apps continue to consume data even when you’re not actively using them. Background data usage can quickly add up and deplete your data allowance.


“Malware: Malware and viruses can consume data without your knowledge. If you suspect that your phone has been infected, it’s important to remove the malware as soon as possible.”

https://www.nigeriacommunicationsweek.com.ng/dont-blame-telcos-for-data-depletion-ncc-explains-how-and-why/#:~:text=%E2%80%9CMalware%3A%20Malware%20and%20viruses%20can,consume%20a%20lot%20of%20data.

Dummy, I have a tech company and an MSc in Cybersecurity from Northumbria University in the UK; next time, come prepared before you make a fool of yourself.

kedeojo:
Him joining labour party was to seek for higher position if they had won but now want to go back to Apc and beg for crumbs. They are not ready to noture any party patiently. If they can abandoned Apga formed by Ojukwu who they sing his praise, that speak volume. Nzogbu nzogbu politics can't take them anywhere, the better they know that. I trust Tinubu, they will set him up with his people by giving him a position that will require to tarnish the image of Obi and others. Since he is desperate. Apga has now be reduced from the regional party to anambra state party. Northerners formed pdp, south west formed AD and Tinubu was envisaging national height but some of the elders just wanted a regional party. Tinubu took some faction and it metaphors to AC later ACN by spreading to some state outside south west and he later formed coalition and now became president. That how to build a party not jumping from party to party.

That is not how you build a political.

You build a political party on a political ideology and political values. The NCNC, AG, and NPC of the first republic all had political ideologies and values that transformed their regions for the better; most companies that are now leaving Nigeria today were mostly created in industrial parks created by the above parties in the 1960s. Based on their industrial, and political strategies

The current parties have no ideology or values, so politicians are not ashamed to justify jumping from one party to another. Political parties are just business vehicles to get elected. Labour's 35 representatives and 8 senators' performance has been as shambolic as that of the other political parties.

Contrast the Nigerian Labour Party with the highly effective EFF party in SA on how they have a voice based on their political values and political leadership.

I think the presidential system is ineffective for Nigeria's culture. The parliamentarian system is more confrontational, and the parliamentary candidate must be an elected representative and not just a politician looking for a political vehicle. Peter Obi must be elected to represent the Labour Party in the parliamentary system. I will also suggest that Nigeria should allow independent candidates.

Slytiger:
Once the US completely pulls out of Niger republic, West Africa is in trouble.

The pull out of France from Mali and those areas as brought about an increase in terrorists activities in West Africa. No wonder the jihadists were jubilating when Mali asked France to leave. The jihadist have now taken over half of Mali.

Boko Haram dey learn work and are still apprentices. These Iswap and AlQaeda ones are journeymen terrorists.

What is stopping West Africa from collaborating on security matters?

Iran and Hezbollah have been able to build a drone and military capabilities and technology that can counter Israel and the USA. Yet, despite 65 years of independence and unbelievable mineral resources, Nigeria and West Africa need the West to provide their security.

Black Africans are just not capable of governance.

GanagiBitrus:
The Govt of the day is just treating these Bandits aka Boko Haram, with kid gloves & making them appear invincible.

Maybe the government should call out the bandits for who they are.

The Bandits are Fulanis. The entire security and police are managed by Northern Nigeria; what are they doing to stop these killings?

Danisaint112:
They are always quick to condemn crypto but quickly hol into ponzi schemes frauds. Funny people. 😁

I just didn't want to say but I am also a beneficiary of Notcoin and my portfolio is worth thousand too even though I didn't take it serious like other projects.

If Nigerian can invest the power they use in condemning crypto into studying and actively participating in crypto related things, they will go far.

Tapswap is the only time I have seen a good amount of Nigerians actively participate in crypto. Probably because some saw many get paid.

Dummy, crypto is a ponzi scheme. Why not study AI, Cyber security, import/export , API , investment

NOwazobia:
While you encouraged your workers to keep dedicated to the slavery you are using them for.

What is the lowest salary you pay your workers, and what do you he can achieve in life with it?


What is the highest salary you pay your workers, how many people are enjoying it, and what fortune do you think they can create, and they have created with it?


Web2 guys are mostly dumb though, oga and boy alike.

My workers benefit from a lifetime experiences that allow them to tap into opportunities worldwide—leaving idiots like yourself to be tapping your mobile phone for peanuts. What an idiot! You can understand why a corrupt fool like Tinubu believes it is his right to be Nigeria's president because the country is full of slowpoke like you.

He is one of the immigrants that Farage wants to deport; they add nothing to the local economy and depend on social welfare services. Travelling from Nigeria to the UK to sell corn.


What a fool.

The money he would have wasted travelling to the UK should have been invested in growing corn in Nigeria for export. Nigerians are not the sharpest tools in the box.

AmericanIdiot:
He’s a fool
He cannot sell corn here abi
He has to cross desert to be selling corn😡😡

He is one of the immigrants that Farage wants to deport; they add nothing to the local economy and depend on social welfare services. Travelling from Nigeria to the UK to sell corn. What a fool.

Oxb90:
Weep not my country.

Peter Obi or someone like him will come someday to take up the steering of the Nigerian boat and we are going to rejoice then.

You do not expect something from someone who promised you nothing.

I no call anybody name.

What was PO's record on agriculture as governor of Anambra state between 2007 and 2014?

NOwazobia:
Less I forget, what I have earned from just tapping only one project, is bigger than your 1 year salary.

Not to mention other aspect of crypto.

Dummy, I stopped earning salaries in 2020. I own my own technology company with operations in EMEA. I don't need to earn money tapping on my mobile phone, i leave that problem to idiots like you.

Nigerian Air Force – 12 M-346FA on order (+ 12 options).[95] The deal was reportedly $1.2 billion for 24 M-346 aircraft.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alenia_Aermacchi_M-346_Master

NOwazobia:
Chai! you must be the dullest in your family.


How can someone be so boldly ignorant, and stupid at the same time.


That fufu head no dey heavy you!?

Idiot, the reason why Nigerian mobile phones are full of malware and their phone are drained of mobile data is because of these fraudulent apps that they stupidly download onto their phones.

I am sure you are one of those ignorant dummy tapping a mobile app for a free car.

YeyeGbami:
Lmao after some people don tap their screen till it almost crack. We too like free money.

The tapping uses up mobile data, which is payment to the blockchain company. Nigerians are just too stupid

Timespast:
Exonerate the man if you have nothing to hold him

Why, after the wholesale stealing under his watch?

The Tinubu government is full of hot air. Its said it will grow Nigeria GDP to 1 trillion, and plan to send a Nigerian into space from a government that cannot refine simple oil.

iwaeda:
Once you joined APC, your brains stop functioning. Under PDP, this man worked, but now, blood has entered the medulla oblongata.

He was stealing under PDP and now he is stealing x10 under APC

IfnobeGod20:
Your second paragraph I won't buy it. It's not compulsory for executive to bribe his way to pass a budget, except the budget is not meant for the people but for him. It is when the budget is anti people, that the president need to be bribing for the national assembly to pass the budget but if not.
If I am a president and I forward a budget that is a budget of the people and the national assembly refused to pass it, I will expose their shenanigans and pelt the people against them.
It is the padding of budget that makes them bribing up and down and not because they are doing the right thing.

I have never made it personal for once but as it is well known, experience is the master of the game of politics, even though I am not a politician and don't vote but I follow in situ political issues in Nigeria for long. Without political experience, I wouldn't have recalled political journeys of those we've been mentioning in our comments since yesterday.

Your third paragraph is the true picture of what we have in Nigeria but as you said the people allowed it and until we revolt against them, things won't change.

You will not buy it because, like any typical Nigerian, you are looking for a saviour (cult of personality). This is what happens to a country deep in religion and superstition.

Peter Obi was once the governor of Anambra State as a member of the APGA. He then joined the PDP for six years, culminating in becoming Atiku's vice president, and then he joined the Labour Party. Peter Obi is a successful businessman and a proponent of a free market economy, with policies linked to the removal of oil subsidies, privatisation, and floating the Naira, all policies antithetical to the Labour Party.

Atiku is very corrupt, yet Peter Obi was his VP. Gen Sani Abacha also appointed Peter Obi, as Chairman of Tin Can Island Port.You think that a man who is prepared to be Atiku's VP is clean and honest.

I judge a man by his deeds and not his word. A man's past actions are an indication of his future decision. PO is not an ideologist; hence, his decision will be based on circumstances and self-interest.