These folks were Ministers of the Federal Government
Look at the GDP per Capita, Inflation rate, FDI, in fact, any economic indicia when they were in office
If you bring these two guys back (not even remotely possible), the economy will reset
God has blessed Nigeria. Man has stolen that blessing and made a golden calf, and the youth worship that golden calf called tribe and religion
Forgive us Lord
Happy Birthday, Ma. God bless you.
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Only internet OGs will recognize these web services.
1. Yahoo! the first popular online directory, then later search engine.
Followed by Excite, Lycos, etc.
You could use them for Email, as a search engine, everything.
2. Infoseek, the first popular search engine then WebCrawler which was the first search engine that allowed you to search for any word in any webpage, which is become the standard today.
Then followed by Lycos, then LookSmart, then Altavista.
All before Google got popular as the dominant search engine.
Funny how pioneers never seem to benefit from the things they pioneered, eh?
Like I tell people, I do not want to invent anything.
3. Askjeeves the first question/answer search engine.
4. Napster the first "streaming" platform where you could get/download all the songs you wanted free.
The music industry lobbied Govt and shut them down.
4. Netscape, the world's first web browner. Followed by Internet Explorer, now know as
5. Bearshare, the first torrent download client.
Followed by Limewire (which has now been resurrected as a cryptocurrency).
6. Megaupload, the first popular file sharing website - music, software, movies, you name it, it was there.
Hollywood lobbied and had it shut down.
7. EGold, the first digital currency platform, shut down by the US Govt, but all of that led to the creation of Bitcoin.
8. PassionUp which took love letter and put them online, allowing send beautiful animated cards to your love interest(s) for free.
Followed by eCards.
9. Miniclip for phone games.
10. Netfirms for hosting your sites (build with Microsoft Frontpage) for free.
11. Yahoo Messenger for chat. AOL Instant Messenger started first though, but was for AOL internet dialup service subscribers.
Messenger opened me up to people of diverse countries and cultures.
I still remember Shannon in Iowa, and my weed farmer friend, David from Amsterdam.
Remember "A/S/L"?
12. Then there was LiveJournal, the first blogging platform and social network.
And later Myspace.
Today's Tiktok mirrors MySpace but on a leaner, grander, more focused level.
And many many more.
Could have forced a move and become the highest paid player in football, but remained professional and let the club decision to not sell him for any price.
Loyalty is hard to find these days, and we are blessed to have Mo Salah who loves and genuinely care about the club. And his legacy continues. ❤️
You can spend a Billion British pounds, give £10m+ agent fees, triple their wages and give them lifetime contracts but you cannot buy 3 points @ChelseaFC. 👋🏻
The rule didn't change sir!
He is the kicker and he wasn't in an offside position when he kicked it so he is allowed to follow up and score since the play start from him.
Also, anyone can score as they are behind him (him being the kicker)
When a keeper saves a penalty, and it falls to the penalty taker, why is the penalty taker not offside?
The rule that allows the penalty taker a second bite at the cherry doesn’t seem at all fair.
Anyhow, was that really a penalty???
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I believe that @OfficialFCTA should have a searchable database that shows if a shop or house for rent is an approved development, is at risk of demolition now or in the future or is involved in a dispute. They can even charge money for the search. It will protect citizens.