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wink2015:Don't mind them. They are seizing people's funds without a court order. How do they know that funds are gotten through fraud? They can only get to access to people's crypto wallets by torture and blackmail. |
Kubernetes:We are talking about crypto currency and you are talking about BVN and software.. Cryptos run on blockchain technology which is virtually impossible to hack. |
Maxymilliano:Don't mind them. How did he know the cryptos were proceeds of fraud, when crypto transactions cannot be traced. It's even more astonishing how they are able to recover funds from crypto accounts of others. Most probably they tortured people into revealing their passwords and keys. Finally what's happens to the seized crypto? Since cryptos are not officially recognized by the CBN and only very few people has access to the crypto accounts, it means only them know how much is in the accounts and only them can transfer funds out if the accounts. |
EnlightenedUFO:I am a UFO skeptic. I used to be a believer, but as I grew older it became to make less and less sense. Don't get me wrong. There most probably is life elsewhere in the large expanse of the universe. The problem is them travelling the tens or even thousands of light years to get to us. Except there is some unknown physics we are not aware of yet that allows superluminal travel, travelling between stars is impossible. UFOs might be exactly what is connotes - UNIDENTIFIED. It's not necessarily of extra terrestrial origin. |
Sunnybay7:It's most likely the after effects of Covid. Covid infections are suspected to have long term cardiovascular effects long after recovery. |
raumdeuter:I believe it was not so much of a problem pre Obama. Before Obama Republicans and Democrats worked together in the interest of the country. During Obama, the legislature became highly polarized along party lines which also reflected in the mood of the country. Then Trump came and moved it several notches. Now there is nothing like bipartisanship. If one party proposes a bill, the other automatically opposes no matter how beneficial the bill is to the whole country. Trump was virtually ruling by executive orders. Same with Biden for now. I doubt any bill can pass through the legislature and be approved by the president. |
dinak1:The same format was used for my wife yesterday. She operates a small eatery. A woman called yesterday to place an order for 1500 cupcakes and 3 celebration cakes. She told me to help her prepare a quotation, which I promptly did. To my surprise she said the quotation was approved without any negotiations. The job was to be for a big company to be used for charity. Today, the lady that called yesterday said she and her boss are coming to the office to discuss mobilization. To my surprise my wife told me that they need 30 gallons of hand sanitizers also, a special kind of hand sanitizer called Solen Point Made in Germany. The person that contacted us said we should contact the supplier to get the price and then add N60,000 which will be shared between my wife and her. Oboy, see excitement on both of us. We quickly left to the office to prepare for their arrival. She gave the name of the company that sells the sanitizer as Esteed Nigeria Limited and the name of the markething manager is pastor Peter Ayodele. She also insisted that the boss would need to see a sample. When my wife called the so called marketing manager, he said the price is N155,000 per Gallon. The problem is that they don't give out samples anymore because people take the samples and adulterate their product. After my excitement wore off a bit. I started thinking that his whole deal is not making sense. Besides I asked my wife who will sponsor the whole deal. The company selling the sanitiser would not release N4million worth of product without full payment. I asked if the company that's ordering the hand sanitizer will pay before receiving the product. It just not wasn't making any sense to me. So I decided to Google the company and product, and it brought me here. Pure scam. |
Kokobilo87:Fighter ko, warrior ni. Trump is a coward. He has never been known to be involved in a physical fight, even when he was young. He ran away from the draft by presenting fake medical report. He had always been protected by his wealthy father. He employs other to do his fighting ( and crimes). |
DissTroy:I understand and appreciate your point. But you really cannot blame the individuals, the blame squarely lies in the political climate that has been created and nurtured over the years. And I suspect it will get worse, much worse. Let me elaborate. Before now politics was a clash of ideas and ideology. Politicians sell their ideologies and get followership based mainly on ideologies - not emotions, not racism, not class, not hate. But politicians have discovered that people respond better to emotions than ideology, and so started concentrating on whipping up emotional sentiments. And what are the most powerful emotional sentiments? - hatred, fear and nationalism. This necessitated creating or identifying an enemy to fear and hate. Democrats became enemies of Republicans and not just political opponents. Muslims became enemies of Christians, Christians became enemies of Atheists, agnostics, gays, liberals, etc. So much hate has pervade the world. Trump used this strategy very effectively. To win elections he demonized his opponents and works his supporters to a frenzy. He did it to his opponents during the Republican primaries, he demonized Hillary Clinton so much that even democrats began to hate her. He demonized immigrants, Mexicans, blacks, minorities, LGBTs, etc. He worked his supporters so much that they are prepared to murder Trump's opponents, as witnessed on January 6. Trump's cults supporters here like basilico, benalvino2, obixcel are ready to hate people who don't support him and maybe harm them if they get the opportunity. In Nigeria the relation between PDP and APC is one of hatred. Between Igbo and Yoruba and Fulani is one of hatred. Between Muslims and Christians is one of hatred. This hatred that was hitherto negligible has been amplified by politicians for political capital. Kanu employed this hatred in the beginning to energize young angry igbo youths, and it was very effective. He promoted hatred of Yorubas, Fulanis, Muslims, northerners and even fellow igbos. It's only recently he has mellowed down. |
puzzlegate:You need to buy a better phone that can post on nairaland without breaking or multiple posts instead of the pkalasa phone you are using. Typical IPOB youth. |
puzzlegate:At least we are certain Buhari is far more sensible that you. INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF BIAFRA is a meaningless term. You obviously have no idea what the term indigenous means before you even understand what biafra means. The term biafra has no meaning. Biafra was never a people. It was simply a term coined by Ojukwu for his two and a half year breakaway dictatorship from Nigeria. No tribe called biafra is indigenous to Nigeria. |
bozzyjoan:You need to change the class of igbos you move with. I have igbo friends and employees, my wife is igbo and so my in-laws are igbos. Very few of the igbos I know and interact with want biafra. Most just want a conducive environment and level playing ground to continue to do their business. I just watched Maurice Iwu on TVC a few minutes ago, and he says he is not interested in biafra. |
Sunday2021:Are you telling us than only Fulanis are the only people that can earn positions under President Buhari? That no other tribe out of the over 100 tribes in Nigeria have profiles or CVs that can match Fulanis? So you mean to tell me that only Fulanis have the best profiles in Nigeria to head all the security agencies, the EFCC chairman, custom's comptroller general, most heads of parastatals, etc? |
In one breadth President Buhari said his appointments are based on going through the ranks to get to the top, that appointments are based on seniority. But in the next breadth when questioned on why he appointed the current chief of army staff despite many other senior officers above him. He changed the argument to competence. This is like heads I win and tails you lose scenario. |
Tetehjewels:Buhari seems to be conflating IPOB with Igbos. This is the problem with Buhari, he sounds ignorant or deliberately mischievous. IPOB is not igbos and in fact only a small segment of igbos ( mainly frustrating or jobless youths in the the south east and abroad) are IPOB members, who don't even have much investments and properties. The vast majority of successful igbos with billions of dollars worth of properties all over Nigeria and the world are not members of IPOB. |
basilico:Rigged in by who? |
EnlightenedUFO:Forgive her, she thinks US is Nigeria where you are arrested first before even commencing investigations for an alleged crime. |
benalvino2:Nobody is disputing that government needs to regulate the media, especially social media. But banning a media site because it deleted one man's tweet is not regulation. It's immature emotional outburst. It's an ego trip. |
benalvino2:"Those of us in the fields for 30 months, who went through the war, will treat them in the language they understand" This is a direct threat to a segment of the Nigerian society. These people felt threatened and reported the tweet to Twitter. This tweet is also insensitive, as the slogan after the war was "No victor, no vanquished" Buhari is telling us that he is a victor and they are the vanquished. |
benalvino2:We also have Nigerian National War Museum in Umuahia, so I don't understand the point you are making. He said those causing problems. So he is not reminding the Igbos but those causing problems. Killings and burning down of buildings. Those who are dragging the country to a civil warHe never mentioned those causing problems or killing and burning down buildings. He said those that misbehave would be reminded on how they on the field dealt with their fathers during the civil war. There is a legal process of dealing with people killing and burning down buildings and genocide is not one of them. |
infohenry:Oil and Gas industry kwa? How many people can the oil industry employ? What's the total number of people out of the millions of unemployed degree holders are employed by Shell, Total, Agip and Mobil. Maybe you are talking about tanker drivers and petrol station attendants. The oil industry is one of the least labour intensive industries in the world. It requires more specialized equipment than physical human labour. Solar energy employs far more labour than the oil industry. |
Where is the job? There are thousands of Master degree holders searching for job and you are talking about OND holder. The new maxim is to create job for yourself and others. If with your OND, HND, BSC or MSC certificate you cannot create job for yourself, then the certificate is not worth the paper it is written in. |
benalvino2:You mean reminding the igbos of the Genocide carried out during the civil war and promising to repeat same is no hate speech? Why not substitute the Nigerian civil war with WW2, and a German councillor reminding Jews of the Genocide the suffered and threatening to repeat it. See whether it would be termed love speech. |
budaatum:Believe me, in the years to come many other incumbents would use the Trump playbook to remain in power after losing elections. They would claim that the elections were rigged even though the election Commissions, legislature and courts have verified the elections. They would simply refuse to leave. |
Igboid:OBJ willingly or should I say ran from power simply because he was not part of the coup that brought the government in power. The people that toppled Gowon were Murtala, Danjuma, Yaradua, Dimka, Bisalla. Murtala, Bisalla and Dimka had been eliminated. There was no way OBJ would have remained in office beyond 1978. Remember Gowon was removed because he kept postponing handing over. Dimka and Bisalla were implicated in the attempted coup that killed Murtala. It was so unusual for military to willingly leave power that OBJ was celebrated for that feat. Till today he remained the only military Head of state to willingly relinquish power. But the same OBJ reluctantly relinquish power when he had actual power during his civilian administration. If not of serious opposition from both home and abroad, OBJ would probably be doing a 7th term by now. It's the wish of every miliary ruler to Transit to civilian ruler at a point because they are always scared of the endless circle of military coups that could topple or even take their lives.Most military leaders transmute to civilian leaders for reasons you already stated. Most Arab leaders take that route. The worse is that they impose their sons after they die. There is little world leaders can do outside sanctions and probably support another coup or insurrection. They would not send their soldiers to remove a military dictator. What do you mean by saying that Aburi would not work because the military big boys would fight each other? Didn't they fight each other even in the dysfunctional 12 state structure? How many coups did NIGERIA have before 1999? How did Murtala Mohammed die?Exactly my point. The Aburi accord that imposes military leaders would still result in coups and power play among senior military officers. So Aburi would not have changed anything. |
Igboid:This is just a manta you keep repeating to yourself everyday to make yourself feel good. Aburi would never have worked. The military big boys would have still fought each other to a stand still bringing the while county down with it. Gowon, Ojukwu, Murtala and Danjuma would never have agreed to take orders from any other officer. Where have you ever seen military rulers relinquish power willingly to civilians? Once military gets to power they never leave except through coup, assassination, Revolution or civil war. |
gidgiddy:Sorry to say your argument is now getting ridiculous. Aburi did not impose military leaders abi? it imposed civilian leaders? Who appoints the military governors? Who will be the head of state of Nigeria under Aburi? or are you saying Nigeria would have had 4 different heads of states? How can you have resource control under a unified civil service being controlled by a military head of state that rules by decrees. The Aburi accord to me was simply power play and power sharing by competing military officers trying to consolidate their hold on power. And Akenzua saw through it. |
Igboid:You are making assumptions or should I say excuses that was not in the Aburi accord. The Aburi accord never said anything about returning to civilian rule. How would the regions be maintained in a military unitary system without elected executives and legislature? |
gidgiddy:Exactly. That would still have been the fate of Nigeria under the Aburi accord. Confederation could never have worked under a military government. The military operates a unitary command structure. The military heads of the regions would still take their authority and orders from the head of state. The Aburi accord would have had a chance to work only under a democratic environment, where the people are free to choose their leaders. One more thing you failed to consider is that the two most powerful military officers at that time - Murtala and Danjuma did not attend the Aburi accord, meaning they disagreed with the whole negotiations. So even if Gowon decided to implement the accord against the wishes of the other regions, what stops Murtala and Danjuma of planing a coup to remove Gowon, and then issue another decree cancelling the whole accord. Thereby plunging us into the war. It seemed that once the January 1966 coup took place, war was almost inevitable. |
gidgiddy:I am talking about the elected regional representatives before they were overthrown by General Ironsi. General Ironsi's decree 34 suspended the federal republican constitution of 1963 abolished the regions 3 months earlier. After Godin took over in July 1966, the situation was one of confusion. People though Gowon would return the country back to constitutional democracy, no he instead build on General Ironsi's legacy. 2) Aburi gave the 4 Regions a lot more powers than they had before the first coup. Infact, Aburi more or less made the 4 Regions a confederation because it gave them Regional Military.How did Aburi give the 4 Regions / provinces more powers when it imposed military leaders on them? How did Aburi give the 4 Regions more powers when the federal government civil service that is responsible to the military head of state controls everything? Is it possible for the regions to have control of their own affairs without their own executives, legislature and civil service? So it is mindboggling that an agreement that gave all 4 Regions so much autonomy is what Akenzua was againstAnd You think you are wiser than the former Oba of Benin and all representatives of the other 3 regions that rejected the Aburi accord? |
gwafaeziokwu:No mind am. If igbo women carry gun and help liberate their lands, what will be their rewards. Does he not know that accordung to igbo culture, women cannot inherit their fathers land? Why do you want women to sacrifice their lives for a land they cannot inherit? Also ask am what is the fate of Kurdistan today? With women carrying gun and fighting on the field and after more than 100 years of fighting, is Kurdistan a country? |
Icumsa45:Who unanimously agreed? We're the regions represented at Aburi? What what happened here; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJLE8GGmY-I To me the Aburi accord was a selfish power grab by the military. It would have turned Nigeria into a military oligarchy in the guise of confederation. What happened to democracy and civilian rule that was truncated by the same power hungry military? |
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