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hisexcellency34:
Upon all the noise by Amotekun?? And Akeredolu was forming General Amotekun..May his soul rest in peace

They don't kill people in the United States upon all the security agencies

AlexBells:
Thanks for the compliments and support, if it is okay by you then I may DM you

It's OK... Go ahead

seunmsg:
Rule of law.

Okay... Continue

AlexBells:
I'm championing an initiative where Yahoo boys can use their awesome talents to build a better career and society. As a believer in a world of balance, then I believe that yahoo boys or yahoo skill can't be entirely bad and as such we just need to look deeper into how the skill can evolve over time into a more positive use.

You're a bright mind and wish to know more about you.

Lemme state a fact here, I've been involved in yahoo in the past and I can confidently tell you it contributed more to my mental development than everything I learned in school.

AlexBells:
At the heat of the EndSARS protest, Nigerian army Launched the Operation Python Dance Cyber Warfare Exercise.

But the event now, the involvement of international media giant, DJ Switch's live video, etc. are we already at a Cyber Warfare With the Nigeria government and Military becuase that's what it is already seeming like.

CNN allied with the Youth, BBC taking the side of the Government, is this a Cyber War already taking place. The Issue is being Discussed In Canada, UK, soon US will be done with their election saga and they may take side as well.

Who ever wins this war, I hope Nigerians win and I hope it does not escalate beyond Cyber and Media Warfare.

Kindly explain further what you mean by ethical yahoo boy on your signature

sinistermind:
Both AYCF and MASSOB are crazy. Why should a single man be the subject of discuss and threat to people's life and security. This our country sef

Breaking it is the ultimate solution... It doesn't mean the successor states will become paradise overnight yet several abnormalities would become things of the past.

seunmsg:
Abaribe must get the Ndume treatment or else, we shall make FCT ungovernable with massive protest. The era of applying double standard just not to upset some certain elements is over. The law must take its course.

What's your business in this matter?

DamnnNiggarr:
https://punchng.com/kanus-trial-in-absentia-begins-thurs-massob-defends-abaribe/?amp=1&utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter&__twitter_impression=true

Mynd44 lalasticlala Oam4j

Like the fact MASSOB supported MNK even though they don't normally agree.

I like the way those selfish governors were humiliated

Saao:
https://tribuneonlineng.com/fg-may-increase-vat-rate-by-additional-2-5-in-2021/

These policies are a deliberate attempt to impoverish the Southern part of the country. It's so glaring.

Rapmoney:
In as much as we always try to paint and re-paint realities, they still stare at us in the eyes with the greatest level of confidence or boldness you can think of.

I am using this post to offer a candid advice to Nigerian graduates within the 2.2 grade level, especially, those folks who graduated within the last 2 years. I said this because I should think most of the folks who graduated 5 to 10 years ago would have been able to create something for themselves, whether on a small or large scale.

Graduating with a 2.2 grade should not make you start dwelling on how you did it wrong and what you could have done and not have done.
Your 2.2 grade does not mean you are not intelligent or brilliant. Certificates from Nigerian higher institutions these days have lost their true value and relevance. There is little or no difference between university certificates and cardboard papers or wallpapers. Your 2.2 grade should give you the signal that the labour market is not friendly to you because even the first class and 2.1 graduates are not finding it easy as well. Except you have strong connections, you may never get that dream job of yours with your 2.2 cert. It is the truth. There is no proverbial Good Samaritan anywhere. Stop waiting and act.


ADVICE FOR 2.2 GRADUATES

1. Stop looking for that dream job that is almost nonexistent. Get productive in any small firm that employs you. Even if the salary is not big. Make sure you save aggressively like a mad man. Give yourself few years and start your own business in any lucrative industry you have interest in and passion for. Grow your business diligently and gradually. Make sure your eyes are wide open kokoroko like those of a hawk. No room for distractions from unserious friends. Business first.

2. Humble yourself and learn a good lucrative skill. Nigerian university education is almost like a scam! The country does not possess the industrial capacity to absorb graduates from most of the departments and faculties you fancifully look at in JAMB brochure. Again, without connections, there is no Good Samaritan out there. Go learn a good skill and TRY TO BE VERY GOOD AT IT; it should not even be related to what you studied in school. You should explore other career paths in life.


The Nigerian society does not always believe in 'practicalize what you can do for us to see'. So even if you are a very bright person who graduated with a 2.2 due to some unfortunate circumstances, you may never get that chance to prove your worth or knowledge to get employed in your dream industry. That is how the system is. Yes, it is all messed up you would say. And you are right. The system believes in connections laced with mediocrity and financial gratification.

My candid contribution...

Happy Weekend!

Many thanks for the words of wisdom.

sammysmiles:
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Did they eventually do the sequel of Igodo?

frog12:
simpleton! that's why coups fail!
thank God you are not in the military otherwise, we'll be weeping for you!

Who's talking about coups here?

Etrusen:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2020/11/14/south-south-governors-meet-monday-over-zamfara-gold/amp/

These are the kind of things I want to start hearing from Southern governors and politicians. I've sat down and analyzed Nigeria issues and I've come to the conclusion the North isn't as powerful as we always want to believe, it's the docile nature of our politicians that's empowering them. If not the old men in Afenifere, Ohaneze and Pandef that have been speaking up against the North's excesses, the situation would've been far worse.

coolsegun2002:
U guys don’t know how the female mind works....
Have u ever seen women blame themselves for break up... it’s always “men are scum”


Woman that you and her will have consensual sex and she will call it rape..u think she’s lying ??

No ..... it’s not a lie oooo....

She will just remember deep down that she never wanted to have the sex initially...and delete from her mind the part where she decided to do it anyways hoping that she will hook you and u guys will start dating.

Trust me ..she will get to anywhere in the world and argue she was raped...even with tears...
not becos she’s lying but because she has compartmentalize her heart to be believe it 100%

You know them very, very well... Nevertheless, I still believe none on earth knows them much more than I do.

DexterousOne:
The Nigerians aid and abet them in committing these crimes against the state

The evil activities of Indians will soon become and subject of national debate. Those guys are much more wicked than the devil.

And when are we gonna start arresting horrible Indians who are experts at evading taxes, cheating their employees and those without proper papers?

New countries that would emerge out of the ruins of Nigeria should ensure a completion of 18 Months military training/service. Those who wish to have a career in the military would've indicated at the time of enrollment.

A certain percentage of those who wish to be in the military, will proceed to the elite military academy (the selection process will be all encompassing of all the attributes that make a noble man)

Another percentage will be recruited as non commission personnel. And those that failed to meet up shall be dismissed.

The main reason I opined this program should be pre-higher education is because it would also have equipped prospective students with the ability to deal with 'on campus would be terrorists'

Moferere:
So so so true.
If other traditional rulers fail to tell them the truth, I know my people will hit the nail on its head.


Just look at the picture, the traditional rulers are in the front row, while politicians are behind. This is how to arrange it unlike some people who have no regards for their Kings.

Illiterate Peoples of Biafra (IPoBs)

The problem with some of you people is, you're not deep thinkers. Everybody cannot be royalists. Either you like it or not, the era of kings is long gone. What's their usefulness to everyday life?

KEVIND:
https://www.independent.ng/threat-to-ban-northern-foodstuff-to-rivers-southern-nigeria-a-welcome-challenge-darah/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

I've never heard of this man before... After reading this, I already love him

Racoon:
So police will be the ones to determine the right to peaceful protest & no more the Nigerian constitution? Shebi una never still get the message? Same police that is constitutionally empowered to protect peaceful protesters while arresting miscreants?

No tyranny have ever succeed against the resolve of a determined people. #EndSARS will be a child's play when another uprising will spring up.

Just left Lagos yesterday... The same police that are yet to return to their duty posts and absolutely intimidated. This idiot that released this statement is an enemy of peace.

Available247:
A tie in the 2020 presidential election would create the “messiest” possible Electoral College scenario — with the House of Representatives tasked with deciding the winner, according to experts.

In the unlikely event that President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden become locked in a 269-269 tie, the House will break it, with each state delegation getting one vote, according to 270 to Win, a nonpartisan political website that projects elections.

“If neither candidate gets a majority of the 538 electoral votes, the election for President is decided in the House of Representatives, with each state delegation having one vote. A majority of states (26) is needed to win. Senators would elect the Vice-President, with each Senator having a vote. A majority of Senators (51) is needed to win.

The Great President is winning this

joviegghead:
Before you start typing and insulting Nigeria, i want you to know that the kidnapping was actually in Niger not Nigeria.

We all know that.. Where was he rescued? Why would criminals kidnapped someone in Niger and brought him to Nigeria, through is a border that's supposedly closed?

Xscape1993:
Why are we always looking for tribal war in Nigeria? Can we preach for peace?

Nigeria can't have peace... The country wasn't designed to be one.

The best way to safeguard our heritage is to bin Nigeria. What are these governors doing towards achieving that? I forgot, as long as they're governors the wishes of majority of the Yoruba who actually want to leave the God forsaken British cage do not matter.

ijustdey:
https://punchng.com/breaking-gunshots-as-hoodlums-loot-ex-speaker-dogaras-house-in-jos/

Gradually, politicians are turning into an endangered specie in the country. We've warned them for several years that the sharing of money is gonna bring calamity upon them someday and it's happening in our eyes.

SalamRushdie:
I warned years ago Buharis failure will turn Nigeria to another Somalia where Warlords control small areas of every city and now we are there

This prediction is likely to come to pass anytime soon... It's one of the things myself and some friends predicted sometime during the lock down

The police brought this calamity upon themselves... With an increase in the rate at which police oppress the masses, I started saying it over a year ago that what the police would start in this country, they wouldn't be able to contain it.

Rhapsodia:
Okay


When will tell Royalties not to get themselves entangled with Politics, so that there will be respected. They will say No. Look at what politics have done to this Oba.


Wetin really sweet me na those palliatives

You're absolutely right... In fact monarch shouldn't be seen anywhere near politics and the idea of visiting them during electioneering campaigns should be banned henceforth, royal blessings don't win elections but the vote of the masses. Presidential candidates should stop visiting monarch anytime they're in town for campaign, they should go to the venue right away and explain their plans to the people.

idid:
They have unleashed them to the social media and Niaraland to attack the personality of Tinubu and I am suspecting those who are suppose to work with the Yoruba's. We are woke, the ploy would not work.

They want secession through force and attack, no, it won't work that way.

When the govt failed to give them peacefully, what's bad if they try to have it through force and attack? We're you deaf and blind when MNK was calling for referendum? Did your govt listen to him?