Tapshak

Local Man, good listener.

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My retweets do not mean endorsement.

[Tapshak @Tapshak9]

@StanbicIBTC Good morning,
I made a withdrawal of funds from my Stockbroking wallat and it has not yet been credited to my receiving account. This is more than 48 hours of the transaction.

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@StanbicIBTC I made a withdrawal from my Stockbroking account for more than 48 hours now and it has not been credited to my receiving bank account.
I have sent several emails to your [email protected] and no one has responded to me at all. I have called your customer care line

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@usebigears @MasterMaliq Be realistic. This is not what is happening. Expectations are not realities.

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@MasterMaliq @SchwarzAndreas9 What if the worst of the "followers" are murdèrèŕs? Kìĺĺing everyone and everything and then the other "non-worst followers" are silent or glad with the deeds of the "worst followers "?

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@ARISEtv Just sell that Ajaokuta steel company to Dangote. Government has no hand doing business. Pay off the staff and then sell it to Dangote. The country needs to move on and steel is an integral part of development.

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@MrCharlesky Interested

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@ayoadeba @Alex_Barbir If you do not stay or have never stayed in the hinter lands of Plateau State or Benue, then there is nothing of value you would say about things that are happened there. I don't even know why you feel you have to justify any thing said by those who have been there.

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@SamAmadi We need to talk. I am sorry Prof. there are a lot of things you are yet to know.
I respect you a lot, I am sad reading this from you. Some lines you said here really got me wondering.

[Ka Sha Mi @Kashami_]

So why did the Christian Association of Nigeria in the North abandon the name— CAN and register their own name— Northern Christian Association NCA?

Let me explain.

The Christians and Christian leaders of North and Middle Belt of Nigeria have been persecuted and massacred by extremist Muslims and Fulani jihadists for decades.

While they were suffering, the CAN of Southern Nigeria acted as if the Christians of the North were not members of the same body of Christ.

The cannot southern Nigeria shifted the focus to money and prosperity gospel and forgot the first rule of being a Christian; love for the body of Christ.

The CAN of Southern Nigeria became a collection of selfish, politically compromised, cowardly, pretentious, ignorant, and arrogant people who openly associated with the same individuals responsible for the plight of Christians in the North, carrying on as if the persecution and killings were not happening.

Even when there were attacks on churches and Christians in the North, many churches and Christians in the South carried on as if nothing had happened, without even mentioning the attacks in their sermons.

While Northern Christians were being lynched by Islamic extremists and terrorist groups, Christianity in the South metamorphosed into a competition of mega churches, miracle-working pastors, celebrity pastors, pastor worship, mega crusades,

Twitter arguments over what women should or should not do, tattoo-branding pastors, speaking in tongues, private jets, and thanksgiving services with politicians.

Soon, the CAN in the North started referring to themselves as Northern CAN to differentiate themselves from what they saw as vain, useless, selfish, and ignorant “rockstar” Christianity in the South.

There were even allegations that some churches in the South received aid in the name of Christian persecution and used it to buy more cars and equipment for their churches.

Southern CAN, realizing that it was being subed, then made a publication telling the press that there was nothing like Northern CAN or Southern CAN.

While they were busy arguing about Tattoos and prophesizing that one woman in the congregation will have a baby boy this year.

The persecuted and fedup Christian leaders in the North then finalized their exit, registered the Northern Christian Association (NCA), and told the South to keep their CAN and their selfish, ignorant politically correct Christianity.

The same wife of the president, who is also an alleged pastor, and who reportedly went abroad to deny the genocide of Nigerian Christians, came back, and the CAN, Lagos chapter hosted her and named their secretariat after her.

If you were Northern CAN, would you not leave?

This is just my opinion.

NCA may say they do not have any issues with CAN, but I believe they are just being diplomatic.

I believe some Southern churches have been receiving foreign aid meant for persecuted Christians and using it for prosperity projects, while Northern Christians suffer in IDP camps.

I have always maintained that the Christianity of the South may bring about the end of True Christianity in Nigeria, and when that happens, the so-called Christians whose pastor is more important to them than being true Christians may not even realize it.

I rest my case.

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@EYakoby Thank you for all you do

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@asherkiinee I need a "Hi jet" mini truck for farm harvest and truck business

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@ProfFeynman No. 2 is what Prof. just did. He obeyed No. 1 by not giving out all the information.
Lol 😆 🤣 😂
We should be smart.

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@kingtundeedunt Samsung

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@kingtundeedunt D

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[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

This is part of the wider point I have been trying to make for years about the fundamental problem with Kenya's economic and infrastructure makeup, but Kenyans read what I say and what they take away from it is, "This random Nigerian guy is telling us to cut down all our trees and turn Nairobi into a concrete desert like Lagos."

Meanwhile, the point I am actually making is that almost all the assumptions that Kenyans have about what a "good" Kenya looks like, are assumptions that have been carefully indoctrinated into them by the usual Muzungu suspects. Starting from the idea that Kenya's primary value offering to the world should be something called "tourism," and that this should be built around this white people phenomenon called a "safari" where they visit Kenya to look at pretty animals and environments, while spending their precious dollars, pounds, and euros along the way.

This is not an idea that is native to Kenya, nor is the surrounding Kenyan 'Conservation' industry, which has grown into something that Kenyans themselves can no longer control. The entire economic premise of modern Kenya is that giraffes, lions, hippos, trees, and things that grow out of the soil are the country's primary economic opportunities (not the ideas or productive output of Kenyan people) and that those things are intrinsically more valuable than Kenyans themselves. Even the innocuously named Kenya Wildlife Service has morphed into a heavily armed, foreign-funded, semi-independent state actor that abducts and murders Kenyans for "trespassing" on what is actually Kenyan public land.

Every aspect of Kenya's economy has been infected with this idea that how you offer value to the world is by being picturesque and pretty so that muzungus will fly in from Dortmund, New Hampshire, Stavanger and Salzburg to take pictures and give you money - you don't actually produce anything, you just cater to muzungu's various appetites, ideas, sensibilities and desires, and that is how you earn a living in the world. The "safari" concept has even been expanded to touring slums filled with human beings in Kenya. You can literally book a slum safari online, so that after taking photos of the noble, valuable animals at Nairobi National Park, you can take photos of the less valuable, poverty-stricken, humanoid ones at Kibera National Park, before stopping for your 5 pm tea at Artcaffé, Westgate Mall.

Even agriculture is centred around cash crops for cheap export to muzungus, like tea and flowers - there is almost nothing about Kenya's economy that is geared toward creating and compounding wealth for Kenyans themselves, or exploring the ideas and productive capacity of the people.

You have an entire national economy built around offering pleasurable sensory experiences to muzungus and fitting into the tiny economic and geopolitical boxes they have created to cage you with. Exotic human and animal "safaris" to appeal to their eyes; cheap agricultural exports to feed into their industrial paradigm for Africa; NGO funding and grant proposals to feed into their various geopolitical agenda; unhinged nationwide focus on "conservation" and "green energy" in a $1,950 per capita income economy to feed into their new age land theft and energy colonialism; good looking male and female sex workers to appeal to their scrotums and labias - that's it.

And my point is that China's economic example shows that economic freedom comes from production - not from the slavery-with-extra-steps that is "tourism" and "conservation" economy. If you want to be free in this world, you need electricity. You need factories. You need transport infrastructure. You need weapons.

Without these things, you and your kids will remain poor and powerless, and your trees and lions and giraffes will be little more than photo props for white people who have built a business model out of exploiting your poverty and calling it "tourism."

But it's much easier to miss my point and hurl insults so...🤷🏿‍♂️

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

Africans are very interesting people.

Your continent has the most countries of any continent in the world (54) and has EVERY human and natural resource necessary for every kind of activity known to man.

Instead of advocating for those 54 countries to cooperate and aggregate their resources for rapid development that would be even more spectacular than that of China, young Africans who claim to be educated are rather accepting gigs from foreign embassies to shill naked, unhidden imperialism. Osino "As much as we want to be fully independent and free, I think we need international support."

The same "international support" that tried to start a regional war in West Africa just 19 months ago. The young African idiots cannot ask themselves "Why is it impossible to drive from Accra to Nairobi in a straight line; or carry out a transaction between Abuja and Kampala using only NGN/UGX; or fly from Kigali to Lusaka without paying more than it costs to fly from Kigali to Doha?"

They cannot see that there are forces actively obstructing Africa's ability to mobilise its own resources for internal cooperation and rapid development, and that their generational challenge is to ensure that Africans can trade, transact, and travel freely within Africa - because that is the only scenario where Africa has any kind of future.

They rather prefer to collect social media shill gigs for a few pennies, with which they hope to eventually save up enough money to get a visa and a flight ticket to run away and become an unpaid anti-racism activist in a white man's country.

Thoroughly useless people.

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@elonmusk Hilarious 😂
I never saw it this way.

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@PetreSolheim @DavidHundeyin You are so funny with this.
It will indeed be a news I would love to watch.
Since the US State Department doesn't want to see things just as they are.
What a troll it would be 🤣 😂

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@nentawe1 A city set on a hill can not be hidden. Thank you, sir. May you succeed in what you do. Amen 🙏