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[OmoAdesope @Idi_Majeobaje]

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[domaj @dollar_por]

I have been observing the political dynamics for a while, and I must say we seem to have two different sets of men: the master strategists who plan, deploy decoys, and strike, and the latecomers who react after the meal is already over.

For months, the electoral bill was before the National Assembly. Members of the opposition were also among the legislators. They saw the bill and had full access to it, but I am not sure many of them actually read it. Only after several months did we begin to hear the word “real-time” in this context. They were reacting to what some activists were echoing, believing that was the main issue. They thought they had discovered something significant, only to realize just yesterday that the issue of direct primaries was actually the real icing on the cake. Too late?

They gathered in Abuja not because of anything related to real-time transmission, but because they had just discovered the hidden treasure.

Again, when INEC announced February 20, 2027 as the election date, they played opposition politics and began attacking the date, citing a deliberate attempt to create voter apathy. INEC responded by agreeing to listen, and the date was then adjusted to January 16, 2027.

Party membership registers must be submitted 21 days before primaries. Now tell me, how does a political party filled with reactive people navigate a situation like this?

They cannot complain because they asked for the dates to be shifted.

They cannot complain because the bills were at the National Assembly for months, yet the only public conversation centered around real-time transmission.

Direct primaries are not a joke. They require significant organization and resources.

And while all this was happening, one person was quietly watching events unfold, consolidating his base, meeting the requirements for direct primaries, and digitizing party membership.

In life, foresight matters.

My advice to the opposition is that Mr. Obi should return to his former platform, LP, while leaving the new coalition vehicle to Atiku. This may appear to be the easiest decision to make, but the outcome would still be predictable.

In truth, the 2027 election may have been effectively decided since 2023.

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[Nana Sei Anyemedu @RedHatPentester]

Some advanced VLC tricks most people never use:

1. Play & Download YouTube Videos Inside VLC
VLC media player can stream YouTube videos directly.
How:
1Media → Open Network Stream
2Paste the YouTube link
3Click Play
You can even extract the direct media link and download it.

2. Increase Volume to 200%
VLC lets you boost audio up to 200% ; very useful for quiet recordings or forensic audio reviews.

3. Fix Broken or Corrupted Videos
VLC can attempt to repair damaged AVI files automatically when you open them.
Go to:
Tools → Preferences → Input/Codecs →
Set “Damaged or incomplete AVI file” to Always Fix

4. Record Your Screen (Without Extra Software)
1Media → Open Capture Device
2Select Desktop
3Choose frame rate
4Click Play → Record
Perfect for quick demos or capturing evidence during analysis.

5. Convert Audio/Video Formats
Media → Convert/Save
You can convert:
•MP4 → MP3
•MKV → MP4
•WAV → FLAC
Great for preparing files for different devices.

6. Stream From CCTV / IP Cameras
You can open RTSP streams like:
rtsp://username:password@IP:port/stream
Very useful in network monitoring and digital forensics work.

7. Frame-by-Frame Analysis
Press E on your keyboard to move video one frame at a time.
Perfect for:
•Investigations
•Timestamp verification
•Motion analysis

8. Add Watermarks & Logos
Tools → Effects & Filters → Video Effects → Overlay
You can add a logo or watermark during playback or recording.

9. Adjust Video Effects Like a Pro
You can tweak:
•Brightness
•Contrast
•Gamma
•Saturation
•Crop
•Rotate
Good for enhancing low-light footage.

10. Play ASCII Mode (Yes, Really 😂)
VLC can convert your video into ASCII art in real time.
(It’s under Video Effects → Advanced → Color ASCII Art)

[Science in Yoruba @Sci_in_Yoruba]

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