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GloriousGbola: L………………………………………. O L………………………………………… 😂😂😂 |
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Griffon: Na only God go epp person for Ireti and the chronic gambler hand because I no understand their marriage. Unfortunately, e be like na our number for next season be that… |
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Emaprince: Apparently, TheFlint1 disagrees with you, bro—shockingly unsurprising at this point. 😂 1 Like |
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Theflint1: N4billion must be a joke to you! It’s not like they walked into your living room to steal your TV or made away with your iPhone. These guys didn’t steal N100k, or N1 million, or even N100 million. They stole N4 billion—from a company that hasn’t even declared profit yet and is still drowning in over $2 billion in debt, not to mention what other investors have put in. And you want to downplay that as just simple theft? Bro, you seriously need prayers.😂😂 1 Like |
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raumdeuter: Oga go catch you oooo |
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Theflint1: How would you know their intentions? Did any of them come to you to explain why they chose to steal N4 billion—or are you related to one of the people who took the money? We all saw how Dangote was practically crying every day last year over the issues he had with NNPC. The man was also neck-deep in debt—dealing with what he owed Nigerian banks and other investors. In the middle of all that, a group of people still had the audacity to steal N4 billion worth of product—while he was struggling to meet demand. But somehow, you want us to believe it’s just theft and not sabotage? If you’re the standard of what microbiology graduates produce, then honestly, maybe Odumeje has been right all along. It’s honestly wild that, even with the help of ChatGPT, your brain still struggles to process the simple fact that stealing N4 billion from a company is sabotage. Now tell me—those boys who vandalise pipelines, are they just stealing, or are they sabotaging the economy? While ChatGPT is a useful tool, it shouldn’t replace our ability to think for ourselves. Because of people like you, I’ve decided—no child of mine will waste my money studying organisms in university. I’m not about to sponsor anyone just to come out reasoning with half a brain. 6 Likes |
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Maresca na better ogbanje! I really dey interested in wetin chronic gambler give am chop walahi
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raumdeuter: Egbon….just dash me your range…I go epp you battle Izzou even though na my person him be 😂 2 Likes |
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izzou: iamoyindamola: TheFlint na my guy, but sometimes him dey go off point. Take this for example: A few days ago, someone posted our padded budget, and almost everyone here was lamenting over it. So, are we going to say the politicians are merely stealing—or are they actually sabotaging the progress of the nation? Or let’s look at NITEL, NIPOST, Nigerian Railways, Nigerian Airways, and the rest. The people who diverted funds from those institutions—were they just stealing, or were they actively sabotaging the institutions and, by extension, the country? 6 Likes |
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Theflint1: “By their fruits, we shall know them.” Or better yet, “by their reasoning, we shall know them.” It’s not my fault that you spent your university years cramming the names of organisms without developing even a single atom of critical thinking or the ability to reason your way to a logical conclusion. That’s not on me. In that same ChatGPT you consulted, it literally gave you an example of sabotage. For your sake, let me quote it verbatim: “Vandalizing machinery to prevent production, planting malware in a system to disrupt operations, or intentionally breaking equipment to delay a project.” Since you apparently can’t use the brain God gave you and need everything spoon-fed, I had to simplify it further using this: “Stealing a company’s product—thereby preventing it from making a profit, threatening its sustainability, or stopping it from fulfilling orders to paying customers—doesn’t count as sabotage.” Yet, here you are, still doing cho cho cho. Instead of looking down on Odumeje, maybe you should take a moment to learn how he managed to get where he is today. ChatGPT won’t give you that answer, and clearly, you can’t process or apply any information it hasn’t already handed to you directly. By the way, I assume you must have N4 billion just lying around in your living room—that’s probably why you’re struggling to comprehend how a group of people stealing N4 billion from a company that’s still indebted to Nigerian banks to the tune of over $2 billion amounts to sabotage. 8 Likes 2 Shares |
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Theflint1: Did you even look at the example ChatGPT gave you for sabotage? But according to ChatGPTTheFlint1, stealing a company’s product—thereby preventing it from making a profit, threatening its sustainability, or stopping it from fulfilling orders to paying customers—doesn’t count as sabotage. Sorry, are you one of those so-called STEM graduates who studied animal science, microbiology, and the like in university? Omo…..bros abeg ask ChatGPT to epp you with logic. 1 Like 1 Share |
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Theflint1: Is this from ChatGPT or the actual person behind this moniker? Because honestly, it’s embarrassing that you have the nerve to keep arguing against basic common sense in this case. Then again, you’ve done this at least three times on different occasions—so maybe it’s just a you thing. What’s truly alarming is that you’d think a group of people stealing N4 billion from the only functional refinery in the country doesn’t amount to sabotage. Now that you’ve used ChatGPT to understand the difference between theft and sabotage, why not also use it to explore the consequences of consistently stealing N4 billion from a company like Dangote Refinery? Ask about the impact on the Federal Government, the banks, the Dangote Group, their workers—and by extension, the entire country—since applying logic seems to be a challenge for you. Just so you know, I’m starting to see Kimbeast in you. 7 Likes 4 Shares |
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afrodoc2: Another argument that’s been introduced into the conversation today is that our politicians are merely thieves, not saboteurs—because they’re stealing for personal gain, not with the intention of destroying the country. You really can’t argue with that kind of lack of logic, man. 3 Likes |
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afrodoc2: 😂😂 Dockie lol. My initial post wasn’t even a trap—it was just an honest question I asked the guy. Clearly, he lifted his core argument straight from ChatGPT. At least now I understand a bit more about the person behind the post—someone who sees a group of people stealing N4 billion as just “theft” and not sabotage. 3 Likes |
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Theflint1: Bro abeg epp me. I no get power for whataboutism today. Just try drop everything in one place so I can better understand your reasoning. Thank you 🙏🏾 2 Likes |
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Theflint1: So, if I understand you correctly, your argument is essentially based on how the stolen resources are used— is that right? And just to be clear, would it be fair to say that this is the main foundation your entire argument rests on? |
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Theflint1: Thefli: Thefli: Sorry, but could you please explain in clear and simple how stealing from Dangote’s refinery doesn’t amount to sabotage? I’m not looking for the dictionary definition—we’ve already seen that. I genuinely want to understand your reasoning. I see that you’re trying to draw a distinction between private wealth and public wealth in another post you made, but I still don’t quite understand why you believe stealing from Dangote’s refinery wouldn’t be considered sabotage. |
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Trevor012: Una go relegate las las lol |
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BlueRayDick: I guess because him see your namesake dey view thread same time with your main |
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Trevor012: Make I go test am with you sharply before we enter next season this one una don use style assemble avengers lol 1 Like |
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Leyqute: Dem dey oppress your club badly sha. You sure say fraudiola aim no be to destroy all una records before him retire? |
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Ibime: 😂😂😂 |
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Ronaldo just dey stroll lol baba no fit for wahala lol
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Theflint1: Theflint1: No vex—but I already mentioned earlier that you’re a far better human being than I am nah, so it’s amusing that you still feel the need to keep gloating. Life—and conflict in general—comes with wins and losses. I don’t understand why you’re acting like you’ve just uncovered some profound truth I’m unaware of. Anyway, thanks for the advice, as if the situation I referenced didn’t happen 14 years ago. What’s even more amusing is how you conveniently ignored a much more recent incident from last year, which I mentioned in one of the posts you quoted. Just like you’ve conveniently avoided responding or sharing your so-called knowledge on how to handle clear, scenario-based situations that require you to take a position—choosing instead to vaguely suggest “there are other ways” without offering anything concrete. But don’t worry—if it ever comes down to it again, I won’t be the one handling it. Still, it’s oddly comforting to know that people like you—who clearly have zero fight in them—still exist. 😂 |
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raumdeuter: I’m sorry, but I’d rather die standing on my feet than let my mate extort me. I’m not the strongest, and I don’t even like getting into certain situations—but oppression? That’s a hard no. Could never be me. If you ask me nicely, I go drop for you. But you no go ever use force obtain me….unless you point gun for my head naim remain. 1 Like |
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raumdeuter: Bro, I’m guessing you were already working your bank job when this happened. Also, you need to understand that once someone takes money from you by force in a school setting, you’ve automatically become their personal ATM. I love peace—but the moment you put your hand in my eye, that’s when you and I will wear the same pair of tros. |
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Theflint1: Why not start by naming the other options you think could’ve been used to handle the situation? There’s a reason Blueray immediately begged the woman—someone who clearly couldn’t physically fight him. It was to deescalate the situation. You can’t drive recklessly, hurl insults at someone, damage their property, and then continue insulting them without making any effort to calm things down—and still expect to walk away freely. By the way, I don’t understand why you’re trying to change the narrative of my story. Do you even know Ilupeju Road that leads to Onipanu Junction? Or the streets I mentioned in Gbagada? If you did, there’s no way you’d be creating a different version of events. Your only options are: stay in your lane and get your car damaged, end up in a gutter, or hit someone on the side. But somehow you want to give “Danfo” drivers room—how exactly? You be saint obi? |
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Theflint1: You still no answer the question sha. |
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diggz: Theflint1 |
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PDPGuy: Money na your mate? Money na water!!!!!!!!! |
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drisham: Sorry, but that’s the standard of evidence we use to run analysis here. However, if you’re convinced he couldn’t have done better, I’d suggest watching the highlights on YouTube—pay close attention to around the 2:45 mark when it happened. 1 Like |
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iamoyindamola: You wey I sabi. Your body go hot my own sef lol |
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