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larion:My brother, apologies accepted. If you found my earlier post offensive, accept my apologies too. I wish you more success in your endeavors. The more people who won from here, the happier I get. Stay blessed. |
larion:Sad that your post which I quoted was made 11 years ago, I must have missed that part. When I quoted you, I was only trying to motivate and encourage someone and not to deride; and my attempt at that was based on my perception based purely at that time. It is good to know that you have since moved up and I am glad for you. However, I am sure someone in the shoes you were in 11 years ago would still find my suggestion useful. Stay blessed. |
larion:Great and I am happy for you. By any stretch of imagination (a $700) fee for a reusable and resellable python module just for payment integration isn't bad in my personal opinion. By the way, be careful how you use the word 'kids' for people you don't know. There are late 40s, 50s and 60s on this forum. If you knew where I was eleven years ago, you would take back your statement. |
SirBlack999:Rather, I feel the guy is getting good counsel. When the State (read the Government) is looking for ways to bind him it would be foolish to provide them with the rope. Igboho is getting good legal counsel and that is evidenced by the judgement of 20billion damages he got against the DSS today (whether he is paid or not, it is on record). The Yoruba elders have done well in standing by him and making it difficult for him to be extradited to the Country. People need to learn to fight for their rights within the ambits of the law. |
Sheggy13:I thought I was the only one who noticed that. |
This incidence underscores one of the incompetences of President Buhari. Ordinarily, the Air force official who issued the initial statement disclaiming the incidence ought to have to have been relieved of his job as a spoke person to serve as a deterrence. |
BabaO2:You must be mistaken. The anti-grazing is embedded because the law forbids anyone fr moving cow on foot from one point to another point without using a vehicle or train. Logically, this takes care of open grazing. |
kalex0:Sorry, my forte is not UI/ UX. In that regards, I cannot mentor you. But largely, don't ever shy away from paying to learn. Sometimes, it cuts your learning time and it helps you to avoid the possible pitfalls. Standing on the shoulders of Giants helps you to see far into the distance. Best of luck. |
larion:Sometimes you are learning the wrong things. I laugh when people talk about getting paid 20k for developing websites. Learn the tough stuffs and make some good money. Recently, I developed a payment module for a Django Oscar project. And the fee was 350k. Just the payment module. You may not understand, but look for the stuffs that have steep learning curves and you will be amazed at what you can earn. Cheers. |
kalex0:What exactly would you like to learn? |
MardiGras:Nope, it is not a waste of time if you know your onions. However, bespoke website development is what would give you good money. Besides, you will need the knowledge of some server side programming language like Java, Php or Python for dynamic websites. |
frog12:Absolutely. I think the growing concerns about "the right to life" plays a huge role in politicians developing cold feet with regards to death sentences. However, people who have absolute disregard for the right of others to live shouldn't be allowed to live too. Such should not enjoy human rights maybe animal rights. Wicked souls. |
Revolva:The prospects are grim. And you have spoken well. |
kcnwaigbo:I believe it is fair for a South Easterner to become the President of this nation at this moment. This is the more reason why the South Easterners and other Southerners should resist this idea of a Northerner as a PDP candidate in 2023. |
Revolva:Completely destroyed! I don't understand why the youths will be failing themselves after the government has failed them. The glamourization of cybercrimes, prostitution and a host of others have furthered contributed to the decadence. |
timefarm:I just told my wife that perhaps bringing back the death penalty for violent crimes would be a good idea. While I was growing up I recall that many armed robbers were publicly executed and televised to serve as some form of deterrent to potential criminals. Perhaps, that prevented the prevalence of crimes. Nowadays, the ages of people who commit these crimes are usually between 20 and 35. And government need to do something fast about it. |
Parisian:Yes, Akeredolu is Senior Advocate of Nigeria (S.A.N). The learned silk was once the President of the Nigeria Bar Association. |
SarkinYarki:I understand your point of view but my take is that the Northern states should improve their productivity, charge VAT on the the products and services that emanate therefrom even if the final burden of tax payment is on consumers in South or anywhere else. The point really is that the Governors of the Northern states can and should do more to contribute to the total productivity of their states. Why should some states work hard to attract investment and investors with the attendant increased productivity contributing to VAT and some people will wait at the end of the month only to share the VAT. |
Rugaria:The actions of those police officers are condemnable. When karma locates them, they will be running from pillar to post. These illegal and unlawful arrests of innocent people must be resisted by all means possible. I urge the affected people, wrongly paraded as criminals, to collectively sue the NPF for illegal arrest and defamation of character. |
GeneralPula:Looks like we fail to appreciate the constitutional limitations of deputies (deputy Governors) and (deputy Presidents) in this part of the world. Atiku was a "rugged" VP but we saw how it ended for him between him and OBJ. Yaradua's cabal was playing ping-pong with GEJ until death snatched Yaradua and they couldn't play the hide and seek game anymore. Or do you want to talk about VP Namadi Sambo. I didn't think too much of Osinbajo until he appointed Onnoghen as substantive CJN inspite of the fact that Buhari had refused to confirm Onnoghen. And the second event was when he sacked the then DG DSS (Mamman Daura, Buhari's cousin and part of the cabal). It takes a lot of courage and conviction to do what he did even when his principal's body language suggested that he (the principal) was not favourably disposed to taking such actions. How more rugged could a VP be? |
Ozinlex:Until you elect a man into office, you will never be able to tell his capability. Ambode fell out with Tinubu inspite of being a Tinubu's stooge earlier. One of the campaign slogans against Akeredolu in his first shot at being Ondo governor is that he would be a Tinubu stooge; however events have proven the naysayers wrong. Other events such as GEJ vs OBJ, Oshiomole vs Obaseki, Obi vs Current Anambra's Governor (his name eludes me now), Akpabio vs Udom should have taught us that this your hypothesis of Osinbajo being a perpetual lackey of Tinubu, even when elected, cannot hold. P.S. Apart from Tinubu bringing Osinbajo into political limelight, I cannot recall any event where he (Osinbajo) has done anything outside of the constitution to favour Tinubu to justify this your assertion. I will like for you to furnish me with contrary facts if you have them. Thanks. |
Seeing these bandits in Nigeria's military fatigues is really heartbreaking. They were literally dancing on the graves of the military men who died while fighting these terrorists. |
iceberylin:Thanks for your piece of advice. I however evaluate people on individual basis. Nigerian politicians have disappointed us many times, perhaps we shouldn't trust any Nigerian politician. |
daddytime:This one they flew is one of the ones they captured from the Afghan army and not part of those the Americans disabled and left behind. |
iceberylin:Please, can you educate me on what is wrong with an Osinbajo candidacy? I recall that it was Osinbajo that confirmed Onnoghen (the former CJN) even when it was clear that the cabal and Buhari were looking for excuses to side-step him even though he (Onnoghen) was the most senior Supreme Court Justice as at then. Secondly, Osinbajo was the one who sacked Mamman Daura for not getting clearance and directives before the infamous midnight raid of the house of Justices and Judges. You may want to note that since those 2 incidences, Buhari has refused to transmit power to his vp any time he travelled. One of the the accusations that I find laughable is that Osinbajo has not done enough. But the truth is that the VP can only perform actions assigned to him by the President who is his principal. In my opinion, the VP acted in accordance with the constitution responsibly whenever he acted in his capacity as the President. I will really like it, if Obi, Osinbajo, Okonjo-Iweala and Akinwunmi Adesina are on the ballot. |
inforesource:Way to go. The political parties are irrelevant. |
I await the response of Miyetti Allah to the governor's directives. If a Southern Governor makes such pronouncements, some people will be saying thrash. Good that the Northern Governors are even the ones laying precedences. |
Aufbauh:Call Ortom whatever name you deem fit but Buhari's actions and inactions are actually giving life to Ortom's narratives to the extent that people who ordinarily would not believe his theories are now his converts. All thanks to President Buhari. |
Ladycewhy:Sure, the Southern governors have their work cut out for them. They have to stop lazying about. |
Ladycewhy:By Southern agencies equivalent in weight and strength to Hisbah in the Northern states. If Hisbah has been destroying people's goods in the North without intervention from FG, a counterpart agency will destroy cows that contravene the anti-grazing laws in the South and even some citizens will join the enforcement team. |
elonmuskbaby:Southwesterners need to engage and show that Muric Professor that his ideologies are not acceptable to the Southwesterners. If he refuses to retrace his steps, he should be banished. Very idiotic fellow. |
Bornsinner7:You have raised very serious issues. I wonder why the non-muslims residing in Kano who had suffer losses as a result of Hisbah's excesses haven't challenged such actions in federal high courts. When they set up this sharia, they claimed it would only apply to Muslims only but that isn't the case any more. And this is one of the things that I will never forgive OBJ for; he allowed this Sharia thing to take root in Zamfara state from where it has spread to other Northern states. OBJ did not defend the constitution well because our constitution states that we are a secular country. The question is: why did he allow a part of the country to become theocratic? |
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