@TheMaestroke@TrendingEx Right of the road is not absolute. Hazard reaction is very important as a driver. He clearly so stopped vehicles and decide to race through? The front of those buses were blind spots and people (even children) could be crossing there. The car driver is 💯 at fault.
In Iran hundreds iPhones are floating in Strait of Hormuz sea's water & Iranian people are free owners of iPhone.
But the question is who will compensate for this loss? Any idea guys?
@ibhazx@dspkemo The driver’s pure intention is to exploit the passengers. He is the one losing both time and more gas. Diesel engines consumes more when moving slow or in traffic. I bet the company already made provisions to avoid this traffic. Yes the people did well. It’s called PRINCIPLE!
@thecableng I’ve always said electricity generation drives the bulk of petroleum consumption. When CNG hit the market, petrol demand barely flinched. But with solar generators ramping up, we’re finally seeing a real shift. Love to see it—hopefully, burning petrol for power ends soon.
@gilbertforum@General_Oluchi My thoughts exactly. We don’t need to wait until they crawl into agriculture. Anyways we know the main people fuelling this and their dominated occupation. They simply have nothing to lose.
There is a serious decline in the use of the Igbo language, especially among Millennials and Gen Z.
A language dies when its children stop speaking it.
If we don’t act urgently, we risk raising generations of Igbo children who cannot speak Igbo and eventually pushing the language towards extinction.
We need to make Igbo exciting again.
I remember growing up with Akụkọ Ifo, Mbe stories, proverbs, songs and folklore. They didn’t just teach us the language; they taught us who we were.
We must bring that experience back using technology, animation, games, music and storytelling.
We cannot allow that to happen to Igbo.
What would you suggest we do?
@General_Somto Right of the way in not absolute. We need to understand the responsibility bestowed upon us as drivers. Hazard management is every driver’s responsibility. The bus driver was not concentrating.
@TwistofFunny Seeing this video, many men would low key wish God could before marriage, reveal who their wives would turn to in the future. Women manipulation ehh…..
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@Kene_Nnewi 2 points to focus on.
1. government to take necessary action.
2. We focus on patronising our own.
I have seen situation where foreign government subsidies a business whereby local businesses cannot compete with production cost in their country.
A guy bought a 4-pack of Apple AirTags 3 years ago for $99.
He put one on his keys. The other 3 sat in a drawer for 6 months.
His friend an IT security consultant who deploys tracking systems for corporate clients picked one up from the drawer and said: "You're using 25% of a 4-pack and 10% of what each one can do. These aren't just key finders. They're a $25 insurance policy on anything you own that can be lost, stolen, or misplaced. Most people stick one on their keys and think they're done. That's like buying a smartphone and only using it as a flashlight."
"AirTags use Apple's Find My network a mesh of over 2 billion Apple devices worldwide that silently relay the location of every AirTag they pass. Your AirTag doesn't have GPS. It doesn't have cellular. It doesn't need Wi-Fi. It uses every iPhone, iPad, and Mac on the planet as an invisible detection grid. The person walking past your lost suitcase in an airport terminal? Their iPhone just pinged your AirTag's location to you and neither of you knew it happened."
"Most people don't understand the network, the precision, the battery, the sharing, or the 10 places an AirTag should be that aren't a keychain."
Here are 10 things most AirTag owners have never tried:
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