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The boy has a compassionate heart. An encouraging habit to reward. |
Thank you guys for not killing him even though I support a little beating and restraining him until the authorities arrives. But that place dirty o. What is that green nyama there - I guess massive algae. |
More automations. Post yours
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various automations replacing jobs.
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still auto cars and self parking is normal in many cars even here in naija
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Self driving cars
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I like helpful automation like at the port for loading containers etc but now we are going too far, soon no need for drivers entirely. These are real in California and Pennsylvania today.
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Amazon go is here with no cash accepted and no cashiers in sight. Many grocery/shopping stores in the USA already have self checkout kiosks.
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Without getting into microscopic technical details, it is good to be aware of this tornedo coming our way. Just as money(paper) came and changed the economic scene, so is automation doing its thing. Pilots have been facing this for a while which is needed for the safety of flying a plane, but soon with the advancements of drones all that will be done is to put in the coordinates of a specific destination and the plane will fly you there safely. The same automation genius is rocking the freight train and truck world; Cashiers of many industries including accountants are also been outsourced to automation; telemarketers are being automated too; Various automations are taking over human jobs. I fancy big work automation but I think its time our government puts a percentage of acceptable workers in an automated threatened industry like advanced economies do with pilots. Even with pilots automation is gaining serious respect. We can't wait for too long to enact laws against automation. Some might think that low paying jobs is a safety to automation but the CEOs wants the most profit and less human interaction. I will be posting some pictures of automation expansions. Like I said earlier I support automations that assists a worker like CAT scans, modern farming technologies, airplane safeties, weather technologies, security apparatus, the internet (which have replaced many books, letter mails, and stationary stores; by the way am half and half in my support of this), etc. Be warned because idleness is the devil's workshop and humanity is approaching a curve of a brand new evolution. If people don't make money to buy, how can a business make profit. |
makes sense @reply |
That is the truth about the current state of education in Nigeria, especially true for 99% of the universities. In universities, students graduate with 90% carry over secondary school knowledge and 10% or 5% new useful knowledge. Go figure. |
Is that the only church in the country. See as them pack there with their fake story. |
Good ending to a good life story. (Lets) Make Nigeria change for greatness. Well meaning minds better stand up. |
I support the government in this data tax hike and many other taxable forms of revenue that makes national collective and progressive sense. Most of which they already do. I haven't fully researched this subject especially from the government's point of view and the technical capabilities of telecommunication infrastructure from several owners. I have heard several hearsays but its now becoming interesting. From my mediocre understanding of this situation. I think it is a great idea. It is a source of instant revenue for the government and us(the people the govt are working for). Without getting into too much details, am about to share my idea on a new post soon about how things should work. It will be called the Great Nigerian Sacrifice. I want to believe it will add a good amount of money to a massive infrastructural project, for example- drastically improve the power supply to the national grid. To be honest, power supply to a respectable reliability nation wide will take more than a telecommunication tax. My worry is that Nigerians are good but untrustworthy of ourselves most times within Nigeria itself, forget about outside trust. We don't trust the public bus driver to take us to our destinations safely; we don't trust the conductor to give us the correct change or for them to even be real drivers and conductors; we shine our eyes(alert) in the buses and many other places - no dulling; We on alert from stepping out of the house until we come back to the house, sometimes you have to be on alert from family members and armed robbers - both of which are very credible so no dulling. Nigeria's government needs a little better structure but Nigerian officials on the other hand lack accountability in many levels especially when it comes to money. There lies my problem. Overall, it can be add to projects that build better roads with drainage or just build better drainage and water supply network nationally; Maybe it could be added to funds that maintain schools and NYSC camps, for teachers pay, etc. There's layers to these things, I understand, but we should be working towards money for visible developments. Our educational system is very mediocre especially the universities. Land tax need to come soon. How do you tax with minimum wage. Our network of things forensically and physically are somewhat archaic. Am already writing up a storm, President buhari might have a long term plan in play here. He travelled to several countries of importance to block public looters loopholes, then with the national financial burden, he is finding ways to get money for development. The shine eye here for me is a lot but especially the honesty of the various programs and the waste factors involved. I just hope that they are right. I reject the protectionism we are trying to play about all these things we can't import. if we can't import by law then we can't export by other peoples laws. |
last ones from serious countries not a zoo/animal kingdom.
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Op I dun almost finish
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Op no vex abeg. some more dey come
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Eye sore. Tell me why bullets no go fly if my visa lost for this one wen I come back so. Mack 11 cocked back, bull$hit better fall back. Op no mind these pictures wen I wan drop here. E dun done on me say many people for naija no get idea of the outside world. Wetin I wan post here so na man made no be spirit build them.
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These ones own na to dey seize everything wey person buy and then share am among themselves. The same port you seize from is the same ports allowing plastic rice everywhere. Is one thing to do quality testing which we lack because oyibo or chinco or anybody not black neva head that agency yet. |
Nigerian army are one of the most incompetent armies in the world. I agree it looked like they were about to be competent in the early nineties. They lack training like many other security departments. They display a high form of stupidity like their police counterparts. Very unintelligent in their operations eg shooting a whole town to get to one house of suspected militant/boko. Don't even let me start with the police - these ones are just pure illiterate dunces. Like Nnamdi Kalu would say(I don't support all his ideology by the way), but as he will say and rightly so, Nigeria is a zoo. 95% animals, 3% thinking if they want to be animals or humans, and 2% sane humans - Nigeria's population in a nutshell. We all need to detoxify our minds in this country. |
American cars for me any day. Comfort and rugged are the big factors in my choice. Innoson is my second choice. And then others. If not for parts issues, American cars will be Nigeria's car staple. |
if oyibo no lead the project in one shape or another, how them go take do am. Graduates my a$$. if na my man e go say na paper tigers. |
This is very true. It has been going on for some years now. Most times the buyers don't know. |
Of course na presentation. The one wey dey pain me pass na all of us wey be so called graduates for Nigeria. Water dun pass garri for our foolish degrees. If its not western Europe or any part of Europe, it is asia or middle east or the Americas and Australia that we go to for development. Africa is a failure and a zoo. E pay money go there, e go borrow money pay them if them do the job, them go still turn back borrow am some of the money. One day na one day when them go need collect collateral for the money them borrow use build our accessories and comfort. |
Nice. I like chief Mr. igbenedion. A role model of entrepreneurship in Nigeria and Africa. A great Nigerian and man. God bless. |
Hopefully the states can account for these monies upon request. E no suppose complicated. I no wan see governor's cut, LGA cut, and oba's cut. By the way this one na federal allocation paperwork I dey talk, internal revenue from LGAs and state suppose still get paperwork upon request if na transparency we dey flo with. |
If you say he works with a gang why not follow up with the police in finding out who the gang members are. This country and intelligence do not mix. ZOO. |
When I say this country does not have any right to complain about racism, I 100% mean it. This is proof. From the south, to the west, to the east, and to the north, Nnamdi kanu, I support you on this statement "Nigeria is a real zoo". Baba God, after this my life time, we go do vetting of countries if you wan incarnate me. No exception. |
This is the reason they always import oyibo to do all our development. School dem no gree go, na for criminality dem dey get A1. Na waste time vacation I dey call 99.9% of Nigerian universities. |
I don't believe you, you need more people. |
This is a reflection of the educational system we have in Nigeria. Look at all the blacks that came out to see the oyibo/lebanese man show their governor what he is doing about their bridge. |
As bad as it is my mind is telling me say that one small. In Nigeria or other African countries, he's picture would have shown him dead or about to die with enough kpuff kpuff for face. |
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