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We saw people on parachutes dropping around airforce Rumuomasi this morning then helicopters have been flying low all day.. Are we safe?

I need access to apple dev account to launch my app which is already on playstore. I will pay after it has been done

guysbewise:
BIG SCAM ALERT

I'm literally looking for a developer because I have other jobs I'm doing, get a life

Message me on 0.9.0.three.4.5.seven.3.three.2.5.
You will train with the company for some time before starting the job.

Hi

Please I need answers on this

Can someone explain this. Whenever we come for an occasion in the village they ask us to attach pin to our clothe and make sure it’s touching our skin.

I have stage 2 hypertension.. how do I lower blood pressure

Help?

Make it make sense.. I come in peace

Squere:
The sun is almost always vertically overhead at the tropic of cancer and Capricorn leading to solstice and equinoxes

My SS1 teacher of Geography those days.. chaii. Secondary sch sweet o

no ss3 student today can explain something like this to you. Ask one to define motion and see how they stare at you like you asked a stupid question. We’re in Trouble

My narrow minded generation would find nothing of interest in this article. So help us God.

Squid Game Season 2: A Perfect Symbol of Nigeria’s Political Reality

Introduction

In Squid Game, the participants wear green and white tracksuits—the same colors as Nigeria’s flag. Coincidence? Maybe. But as we dive deeper into Season 2, the parallels between the brutal games and Nigeria’s political system become impossible to ignore.

Just like the players, Nigerians are trapped in a rigged competition where survival depends on luck, connections, or sheer resilience. The elections, the economy, and even everyday life feel like a game controlled by unseen hands, where only a few emerge victorious while the masses are sacrificed.

1. Elections: A Deadly Game with a Pre-Determined Winner

In Squid Game, players believe they have a fair shot at winning, but the system is already stacked against them. Sound familiar? Every election cycle, Nigerians are given the illusion of choice, but godfathers, rigging, and vote-buying ensure the outcome is already decided.

Much like the desperate contestants, voters participate out of hope—hope for change, hope for a better life. But in the end, they are mere pawns in a game they never truly control.

2. The VIPs and Nigeria’s Political Elite

Season 2 introduces us to the VIPs—the masked billionaires who fund the games for their own entertainment. These faceless figures represent Nigeria’s ruling class: wealthy politicians, businessmen, and foreign powers who manipulate the system while remaining untouchable.

For them, elections, economic crises, and even protests are nothing more than a spectacle. They sit in luxury, making bets on people’s suffering, knowing they will never face the consequences.

3. From Oppressed to Oppressor

One of the show’s most chilling aspects is how past survivors of the game become enforcers of the same system that once tortured them. This mirrors Nigeria’s political cycle, where former activists and “men of the people” get into power and immediately betray those who trusted them.

The oppressed become the oppressors. The cycle continues.

4. The False Promise of Change

Every round of the game offers players a fresh start—just as every election promises a “new Nigeria.” But no matter who wins, the rules of the game remain unchanged: poverty, insecurity, corruption, and failed leadership persist.

In Squid Game, contestants think they are fighting for freedom, but they are just being recycled into a system designed to exploit them. Nigerians, too, are caught in a cycle of false promises and repeated disappointments.

5. The Hope for Rebellion

Yet, amidst the despair, some characters in Squid Game begin to resist. They question the system, challenge the VIPs, and look for ways to break free.

This mirrors movements like #EndSARS and the increasing demand for accountability in Nigeria. The first step to winning the real-life game is recognizing that it’s rigged—and refusing to play by its rules.

Conclusion

Squid Game Season 2 is not just a thriller—it’s a wake-up call. The green-and-white uniforms are a stark reminder: Nigeria, too, is stuck in a deadly game of power, greed, and survival. But unlike in the show, Nigerians have a chance to rewrite the rules.

The question is—will we?

An api for gift card categories is not the problem but I need one that can give me the equivalent naira rates

Which card do you use to pay for Google developer console

WantsandMore:
before he travels, risk 1 million naira on a trading robot that’s backk-tested and guaranteed to fetch him 5-10kusd per day. Guaranteed. Got proofs too.

if you’re cashing out 5k usd daily and still need the 1m to teach him. Smh

Lol

kingreign:
5% of every payment the bet app receives from bet players.

are you for real guy?
What if I don’t have time to wait for them to start their marketing and all that and I just want to cash out from the work and move on and maybe agree on some periodic maintenance fee

Legit answers please

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1G1TTADj1oHUIelLwrG55Bnl0GiuXl9jfFY9-j0IV1Uc/edit?tab=t.xmt3m04kfs17

hii

Please this just happened to me, someone sent me some money and called me that it was a mistake.. what’s your advice?

You people don’t understand, this bank doesn’t have customer care, when you message them you have to wait three hours before it’s your turn, so when this happened instead of them to at least tell me how I can know the branch name they basically said my time is up and they’re closing the live chat service, so I would have to wait another 5 hours. And before any slowpoke talks shit, I work at customer care and I would have either helped the customer figure out the branch name or given them a hint of how they could find it so y’all should stop talking trash please

Samantha125:
You have anger issues, go see a therapist...😑😑😑

helinues:
You are rude

Someone is asking you questions politely and you are getting angry for no reason

calabaman:
CSRs... Customer Service Representatives

Are humans like us.

If basic security questions cant be accurately answered.

Then you got accurately served.

calabaman:
Simple

But SIMple things are not easy for SIMPs

trium:
You were wrong and should apologize. They are human beings like you and they can lose their jobs if they release information to the wrong account holder. So before you judge them, ask yourself, is this the way I will like to be addressed if I were on the other side? If you didn't know the answer to a question, you could have just said "I don't know".

Kimo21:
You were wrong. Them asking the branch will help them to be able to contact them and know that a customer was present so that they can know what steps to take to assist you. Were you expecting us to applaud you for bad behavior?

aremubabs:
I didn't see how the customer service rep was rude.


You were the one who was rude.



Before contacting customer care, there are certain information you should have ready because there are always many other customers on the queue.



Your bank details is always important.


If it is a transaction issue, have the receipt ready. Usually what they need is the Transaction ID.


In this case that they want the name of the branch, you can tell them you don't know it, and politely ask if they could help you in getting the branch name.


If you are polite to them, they will be more willing to help you.



For example, if you write: "I didn't take note of the name, but it is in Rumuola, the customer service rep can ask more questions that would help him or her find the bank branch in question.



Never forget that these people attend to hundreds of customers in a day. Always have certain info ready to make their jobs easier so that they can be able to provide better services to you.

How the hell am I supposed to know the branch name?? It’s not like it’s written on the face of the building or anything so what’s this rude foolishness?

Na true

Omoawoke:
Why no you fit post picture

Rubbish

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Starboytwo:
Pic or nothing 🤥

OfficialP:
And u can't upload the pic

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Why are they making our shirts shorter?

What a weird thing to lie about

Karleb:
Use Cursor AI bro.

wonder why you would prefer ai takes the job instead of your fellow Nigerians. Something that wouldn’t even benefit you except you own the said cursor ai. Smh

Erikiel:
E choke...
Honestly e no easy

I thank God I learnt trading during my youth service.
At least it help me a long way

If person no get skill at this present moment em name na sorry 😔

bros Abeg you fit help me or anybody for this thread fit assist me with sub make I use do one or two Abeg..
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