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Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by fortune1968: 10:35pm On Aug 01 |
Boardlen:Tinubu . |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by dumahi(m): 10:35pm On Aug 01 |
AareGaa:You are the definition of dumbness though. |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Jostoman: 10:37pm On Aug 01 |
Ikaeniyan0:Whatsapp is disturbing you right? |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Tetraozonaitera: 10:38pm On Aug 01 |
lordm: Okay, researcher. 1 Like |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Jostoman: 10:39pm On Aug 01 |
Ikaeniyan0:what your useless APC government cannot destroy does not exist. Continue supporting evil. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Jostoman: 10:41pm On Aug 01 |
Quelme:this your useless APC government is a bad luck to Nigeria as a country. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by DevilsEqual(m): 10:42pm On Aug 01 |
Songstill: See the People I share the country with So sharing this parties dat without their consent is very much cool to u U must be igbo...see thinking 😂😂 1 Like |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by BondRiv: 10:44pm On Aug 01 |
Comply with our laws or leave. They have been slammed with worse in Europe. |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Ediffizy: 10:44pm On Aug 01 |
I'm fully in support... They should exit....good bye to bad rubbish |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Arabs999: 10:49pm On Aug 01 |
Naira20:... Ggam.. Clueless Drug Baron government. Government of the Barons, by the Barons, and for the Barons.. ... 3 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Tradepunter2: 10:50pm On Aug 01 |
BigManny: who uses telegram? Fking scammers and low lives that indulge in scamming..... Why won't you like telegram 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by SmartyPants(m): 10:51pm On Aug 01 |
eepeepook: Try to read so you won't be commenting like someone beating the air - they plan to withdraw the service from Nigerian users. That's what the news is telling you. |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Zubeezanga(m): 10:53pm On Aug 01 |
Useless ppl always fineing like empty brains as no loans to steal na to look for any thing youth use in communication to frustrate. 2 Likes |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by OlujobaSamuel: 11:07pm On Aug 01 |
I wished this can be enforced. When Facebook bought WhatsApp then, they claimed our data won't be linked with Facebook, later changed it to won't be linked to Facebook without our consent, now they are forcing us to link our data to use WhatsApp. Even WhatsApp founders regret selling to Facebook due to how they monetized our data |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Antichristus: 11:10pm On Aug 01 |
Ikaeniyan0:What impact will the fine make on you? |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Zealoy(m): 11:12pm On Aug 01 |
lordm:telegram wey bot full |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Anumpama(m): 11:30pm On Aug 01 |
Anonimoux: WhatsApp is free . Telegram most important features are premium. Tell me how they are there 1 Like |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Anumpama(m): 11:31pm On Aug 01 |
Tetraozonaitera: Help me tell em 1 Like |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Anumpama(m): 11:32pm On Aug 01 |
Ceasarceasar: No mind dem |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Hollumedeyyy: 11:32pm On Aug 01 |
Tinubu is working... 4+4 |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Anumpama(m): 11:32pm On Aug 01 |
Buffalo2: Wethin u wan explore ? Telegram never show you shege shall na why |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by GreenxGreen: 11:33pm On Aug 01 |
OKEY30:. 70s 1 Like
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Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Anumpama(m): 11:34pm On Aug 01 |
lordm: Oga shut the f up . Telegram na trash . |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Anumpama(m): 11:34pm On Aug 01 |
bobby007: For ur baby mind |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by grandstar(m): 11:40pm On Aug 01 |
lordm: Telegram is 1% of Whatsapp. The only notifications I receive from Telegram are people in my contact list who just joined Telegram. 3 Likes |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Emmizofficial: 11:46pm On Aug 01 |
BigManny: Na everybody go fit buy enough data for telegram 🤔 |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Ejiakusmith(m): 12:14am On Aug 02 |
Fining WhatsApp $220M this useless Government wan use WhatsApp take cash out 🤷🤷🤷🤷 |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Asonaijaaso: 12:20am On Aug 02 |
LordReed: We already pay, we buy their hardware, we pay them for grid access to the internet but they make money from adverts from us free. |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by qtx(m): 12:26am On Aug 02 |
ijustdey:Data protection is key. If they don't co-operate they can go. I know we need them but they have to protect our data the way they do in other countries too. |
Re: Whatsapp May Exit Nigeria Over $220m Fine by Namigotalktru: 1:13am On Aug 02 |
If they cannot pay the fine let them go. Someone will create a platform we can use here before they bought WhatsApp |
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