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SarutobiEky:
I've always wanted to go to peeps arcade. Can I send a DM?

HonNL:
SOURCE

DecanRice:
I don't have access to the email used in setting up this account

How do I reach you

fergie0o1:
SOURCE

https://media-eng.dhakatribune.com/uploads/2021/06/lightning-strikes-kill-27-during-india-monsoon-storm-1623143350928.jpg

DecanRice:
How do I reach you on WhatsApp please

Lilpen3758:
Please any forex trader in this platform
Should help me learn trading Even if na only signal you dey give me
Abeg 30$ for a day is enough for me for a start abeg make una help my life
All of us for here na like brothers and sisters forget say we dey fight na normal thing even husband and wife dey fight and settle
Abeg help a brother....... thank you

fergie001:
Bloomberg

These sites may be experiencing upgrade @same time coincidentally...
I'm sure it is temporary...

Howbeit I'm more irritated @the oppression been meted on Nigerian Citizens by it's present administration as regards freedom of expression.
Very anyhow clueless leaders.

THIS PRESENT ADMINISTRATION IS EARNESTLY MAKING RECORDS IN THE WORLD'S BLACK BOOKS.

Wittyness



BBC

ogododo:
https://dailytrust.com/insecurity-obasanjo-tells-nigerians-to-cry-to-god-for-solutions

ubee:
You're clearly not the type that can be trusted by his word. You said you wouldn't respond in your previous post, but here you are again. Look, maybe all these jargons you've been typing is to confuse/convince me yourself into believing that you are correct by stating the guy was wrong to have used the word "saying" to describe your form of communication, but as you should have figured out by now - it's not working!
Once again listen clearly let me repeat to you again -- "someone's communication by typing texts can be described as a saying" - A Saying is not only narrowed down to spoken words from someone's mouth"

You mentioned that the guy was wrong to use "Saying" to describe your post, i called you out that you are wrong to say that, and you have been dragging the issue ever since like "a jilted ex lover". And why is it so difficult for you to understand the reason for my screenshot? Are you too dumb to figure out how the definition of "saying" refutes your flawed arguement that the guy was wrong to describe your post as a "saying"? You started this post on a great note by acknowledging that one learns throughout life, but followed it up with garbage. Do not sit on the fence. If you are an obnoxious person, be that through and through and stop feigning rationality.
Your behavior makes you come across as a phoney person.

Have an honest assessment of how you conduct yourself.

Goodbye, and i hope this time you will keep your word by not replying this post.

Oracle16:
https://www.facebook.com/29206219873/posts/10159751382304874/

kentosman:
Facebook says it deleted the post from President Buhari’s page for violating its Community Standards against inciting violence.
ByAlfred Olufemi June 4, 2021 2 min read
Facebook, another social media platform, has removed a controversial statement posted via President Muhammadu Buhari’s official page.

The President had on Tuesday threatened to treat insurrectionists and those attacking facilities of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) like Nigerian soldiers treated the rebels during the civil war. Mr Buhari, a retired general fought during the war which claimed the lives of over one million persons.

“Many of those misbehaving today are too young to be aware of the destruction and loss of lives that occurred during the Nigerian Civil War. Those of us in the fields for 30 months, who went through the war, will treat them in the language they understand,” he said.

The statement, which many suggested to be a subtle threat of ‘genocide’, was first deleted by Twitter, a micro-blogging platform.

The platform said it removed the tweet for violating its terms and conditions.

Facebook follows suit
However, on Friday, Facebook, following reports from many Nigerian users, removed the same post from its platform.



“In line with our global policies, we’ve removed a post from President Buhari’s Facebook page for violating our Community Standards against inciting violence. We remove any content, from individuals or organisations that violates our policies on Facebook,” the platform stated.

Although the post is no longer available on Mr Buhari’s timeline, it is sustained on other Facebook accounts including his aide’s, Femi Adesina.

It is, however, unclear if the Nigerian government would suspend the operations of Facebook as it did to Twitter earlier today for bringing down the same statement.


In a statement issued on Friday, the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, announced the suspension of Twitter, citing the alleged use of the platform for activities that are capable of undermining Nigeria’s corporate existence.

According to the statement signed by a special assistant to the Nigerian President, office of the minister, Segun Adeyemi, the minister said the Federal Government has also directed the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) to immediately commence the process of licensing all social media operations in Nigeria.

Mr Mohammed had earlier claimed the social media site’s response to Nigeria was “suspect”.

Mr Mohammed has for long championed the call for regulation of social media in the country, claiming the platforms are used to spew hate.

Mr Buhari made the controversial comments which have now earned him sanctions from the social media platforms when he received a briefing from the Chairman of the INEC, Mahmood Yakubu, at the State House, on Tuesday in Abuja.

Mr Yakubu had briefed the president on a series of attacks on facilities of the electoral body around the country.

There have been several attacks on INEC facilities lately, especially around the South-east and the South-south regions.

Police and prison facilities, including court buildings, have been similarly attacked in the regions.


Several security officials have been killed in the attacks.


Source
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/465653-just-in-after-twitter-facebook-deletes-buharis-controversial-civil-war-post.html

kentosman:
Facebook says it deleted the post from President Buhari’s page for violating its Community Standards against inciting violence.
ByAlfred Olufemi June 4, 2021 2 min read
Facebook, another social media platform, has removed a controversial statement posted via President Muhammadu Buhari’s official page.

The President had on Tuesday threatened to treat insurrectionists and those attacking facilities of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) like Nigerian soldiers treated the rebels during the civil war. Mr Buhari, a retired general fought during the war which claimed the lives of over one million persons.

“Many of those misbehaving today are too young to be aware of the destruction and loss of lives that occurred during the Nigerian Civil War. Those of us in the fields for 30 months, who went through the war, will treat them in the language they understand,” he said.

The statement, which many suggested to be a subtle threat of ‘genocide’, was first deleted by Twitter, a micro-blogging platform.

The platform said it removed the tweet for violating its terms and conditions.

Facebook follows suit
However, on Friday, Facebook, following reports from many Nigerian users, removed the same post from its platform.



“In line with our global policies, we’ve removed a post from President Buhari’s Facebook page for violating our Community Standards against inciting violence. We remove any content, from individuals or organisations that violates our policies on Facebook,” the platform stated.

Although the post is no longer available on Mr Buhari’s timeline, it is sustained on other Facebook accounts including his aide’s, Femi Adesina.

It is, however, unclear if the Nigerian government would suspend the operations of Facebook as it did to Twitter earlier today for bringing down the same statement.


In a statement issued on Friday, the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, announced the suspension of Twitter, citing the alleged use of the platform for activities that are capable of undermining Nigeria’s corporate existence.

According to the statement signed by a special assistant to the Nigerian President, office of the minister, Segun Adeyemi, the minister said the Federal Government has also directed the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) to immediately commence the process of licensing all social media operations in Nigeria.

Mr Mohammed had earlier claimed the social media site’s response to Nigeria was “suspect”.

Mr Mohammed has for long championed the call for regulation of social media in the country, claiming the platforms are used to spew hate.

Mr Buhari made the controversial comments which have now earned him sanctions from the social media platforms when he received a briefing from the Chairman of the INEC, Mahmood Yakubu, at the State House, on Tuesday in Abuja.

Mr Yakubu had briefed the president on a series of attacks on facilities of the electoral body around the country.

There have been several attacks on INEC facilities lately, especially around the South-east and the South-south regions.

Police and prison facilities, including court buildings, have been similarly attacked in the regions.


Several security officials have been killed in the attacks.


Source
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/465653-just-in-after-twitter-facebook-deletes-buharis-controversial-civil-war-post.html

ochejoseph:
I have refrained from commenting on Nigerian politics because on two occasions i warned Nigerians about the APC and Buhari and their tendency to ruin lives, businesses and destinies but some hurled insults others rained abuses. I hope they are all enjoying the "beautiful" change they brought.

The Twitter tragedy that happened today was predicted by Ijeoma about 6 years ago, facebook will be next and channels like CNN on DSTV will follow.

May God help us to help ourselves next time!

May God Bless What is Left of The Federal Republic of Nigeria

Source: https://twitter.com/JustKingss/status/1400902171625938951?s=19[/quote]This must be a PhotoShop...
If not then this administration is earnestly creating history in the world's black books.

©Wittyness

HonNL:
SOURCE


Heard the news of Buhari's ban on Twitter an hour or so after sending off TO SHOCK AND AWE to the print media. Kindly add my total lack of surprise at this petulant gesture, unbecoming of a democratically elected president.

If Buhari has a problem with Twitter, he is advised to sort it out between them personally, the way Donald Trump did, not rope in the right to free expression of the Nigerian citizen as collateral damage. In any case, this is a technical problem Nigerians should be able to work their way around. The field of free expression remains wide open, free of any dictatorial spasms! Wole SOYINKA

ubee:
You are drowning in a deep pool of your own egotism. Loosen up and recognize that you are just a flawed human being that should have the will to learn new things in life. You lack the self respect to accept the total irrefutable truths in my post. You are referring to my screenshot, so what there is the blunder i have made? You lack the ability to comprehend what i clearly pointed out in my previous post as your blunder.

Now listen up well -- "a post using texts is a saying" -- humble yourself, read through my previous post again, think well and learn.

nairavsdollars:
Temidayo Akinsuyi, Lagos



https://independent.ng/ongoing-constitution-review-exercise-a-complete-waste-of-time-makinde/

Jayslyder:
The ignorant and foolish ones would always refuse wisdom

ubee:
It's bad enough being a 'grammar Nazi' like you obviously are. It doesn't put money in your pocket by pointing out syntax/grammatical errors on comments typed by strangers on the internet, but it is even much more laughable when the error you pointed out in someone's words actually doesn't exist.
He is correct to use the word 'saying'. Words and phrases in English language can be used fluidly in different contexts -- "See my attached pictorial".
English is a very complex language, and most importantly, it is not your mother tongue. Don't bother trying to point out errors in how people apply it in comment threads especially when you understand fully the person's opinion piece.

Canih28:
https://www.zikoko.com/life/7-reasons-why-we-should-change-nigeria-to-uar/

Jayslyder:
Verbal speech is in two forms.. written and spoken...bro he's correct in that regard