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Ishilove:

So you still dey this world?

Why in Chineke God's name would someone use his or her own hard earned dollar in these time of Buhari to climb to their death bikonu. If i desperately feel like climbing, i will climb the grand father's chair in my house kilode!!!!!!!!!!!

Dem no go shout this type now oo.

0.8.1.8.7.5.1.6.0.9.5 can translate from English to hausa,igbo and yoruba and i write very good articles too

What more would an overfed governor with Choice properties all over the world who does not care wether the masses are alive or dead say?

obawaleobaking:
I think we need 13 point to qualify. All we need is to win all our home game and draw one away game. Because if any team in our group win 4 out of remaining 5 game it will be difficult for us to qualify. But 3home win and a draw outside is enough for us to make to world Cup with our point now

There's no crime against winning all our games..

Na in wan take shest stop the vullet wey wan heat baba

And of course further devalue the naira and increase our debt profile dumbheads

That sure is a married lady. Harry Songz take off oo. She no go wan try poor guyz like us naa. Na to use vex less all her fat oo

Devils in human clothing

Chiiineeekkeee!!!! Osanobua!!! Na person pikin make sense like thiiissss!!! Abeg forget Nkanuwood and port to Nollywood biko there you can act n a k e d if you want sef.. Nansensee!!! Abeg kunle Afolayan dey find you o jare!!!!

CAR AIR CONDITIONING : DANGEROUS - must read!!!!

No wonder more folks are dying from cancer than ever before. We wonder where this stuff comes from, but here is an example that explains a lot of the cancer-causing incidents.

Many people are in their cars first thing in the morning and the last thing at night, seven days a week. As I read this, it makes me feel guilty and ill.

Please pass this on to as many people as possible. Guess it's not too late to make some changes.

Please do NOT turn on A/C as soon as you enter the car. Open the windows after you enter your car and turn ON the AC after a couple of minutes.

Here's why:

According to research, the car dashboard, sofa and air freshener emit Benzene, a cancer-causing toxin (carcinogen) .

Take time to observe the smell of heated plastic in your car. In addition to causing cancer, Benzene poisons your bones, causes anaemia and reduces white blood cells.

Prolonged exposure will cause leukaemia, increasing the risk of cancer. It can also cause miscarriage. Acceptable Benzene level indoors is 50 mg per sq ft.

A car parked indoors with windows closed will contain 400-800 mg of benzene. If parked outdoors under the sun at a temperature above 60 degrees F, the Benzene level goes up to 2000-4000 mg, 40 times the acceptable level.

People who get into the car keeping windows closed will inevitably inhale, in quick succession, excessive amounts of the toxin.

Benzene is a toxin that affects your kidney and liver. What's worse, it is extremely difficult for your body to expel this toxic stuff.

So friends, please open the windows and door of your car - give time for the interior air to dispel the deadly stuff - before you enter.

Thought: 'When someone shares something of value with you and you
benefit from it, you have a moral obligation to share it with others.'


Cc: Lalasticala
Cc: mynd 44

That guy ffed up

Una don see anything?? Come 2019 we might just sit at home and begin to see results on our TV screens without voting... APC una won do una own come use vex,muscle and every rig... I hope say una no publish votes from Kenya put for Naija oo... Thank God i am not part of this Sham this time... If the 2015 elections were Considered a flawed,then this is worse than a Sham.... O di egwu.....

Abeg presidooo Bubu ...... Can i apply for the post of SA abi na PA to the president on Facebook matters or Nairaland matters?* in Adekunle Gold's voice* Na beg i dey beg oo....

Chuknovski:
Wawaye

Yan burauba ba!!!

She is sadly correct...

What's wrong with this video please?? This guys are still in the days of Jesus Christ..

KINGwax007:
And this concerns Nigerians, how?

We use these devices in Nigeria too don't we?

While the intent might be up for debate, the fact that our governments and businesses appear to be watching our every move isn’t. As technology increases, seemingly more and more rapidly, more data about us is stored and shared—and most of the time, we are unaware it is being collected or how it might be used.

INCREASING CCTV SURVEILLANCE


n 2011, there was one CCTV camera for every 32 UK citizens. By 2016, this number had increased to one for every 11, making the United Kingdom the most spied upon country in the world.

Not that the UK is alone in its surveillance of citizens. Almost all countries have security cameras in place. In 2013, the BBC ran a story about the increasing numbers of CCTV cameras being installed and put into operation across the United States, where they were being hailed as crucial in apprehending the culprits of the Boston bombing. That is why these cameras are put in place, and there are plenty of examples of them being

used to good effect. There increasing numbers, however, make some people uneasy, and the line between security and the infringement on privacy is becoming grayer all the time.



2. SMART TVS

If you have a television that is connected to the Internet, not only is it recording what you are watching and when you watch it, but there is even the possibility that someone could be literally watching you.

A lot of smart TVs have microphones and even cameras built into them. Should there be any kind of security breach on the server your set is operating on, others could spy on your actions through your set. Security breaches have been called into question, mainly due to TVs connected to servers without thorough security checks, so your data could easily be stolen, or spyware and other such programs could be sent back to your television.

3. DEBIT/CREDIT CARDS

t has long been a conspiracy theory that credit and debit cards monitor how and where we spend, and the conspiracy theory is not far wrong. The use of such cards and electronic purchases can be viewed in real time by the United States government and other intelligence agencies, for example.

The main reason this data is said to be available to such agencies is to notice unusual purchases or spending patterns, generally related to potential acts of terrorism. Perhaps what is worrying though—at least in the United States—is that a warrant is not required for the FBI to access this information. Furthermore, a non-disclosure order will be automatically issued by a judge, so whoever is watched will not be made aware of it by their bank.


4. INTERNET SEARCHES AND WEB HISTORY

Every time you perform a search on Google or most other search engines, that data is logged and stored—and it can be accessed by governments whenever they feel the need. In the United States, the famous PATRIOT Act is open-ended enough to encompass Internet searches and web history.

It isn’t just the United States, though. In November 2015, the UK government announced that as part of its ongoing fight against terrorism, people’s website history would be kept on record for a year by the relevant Internet providers. Key words are often used as “triggers” to warrant the government and other agencies taking a closer look at someone’s Internet history. Although the government announced safeguards would be put in place to prevent intelligence agencies and the police from abusing such information, there was considerable apprehension over the plans.

5. SMART PHONES
If you have a smartphone—and most of us do—you may not realize just how smart it actually is or the amount of data it stores about your physical movements, your searches, and just about every other action. The more advanced these phones become, the more information is available for companies to use how they see fit. It is even possible on some phones to trace someone’s movements for the last year.
Every time a new app is downloaded on to your phone, chances are it stores information about you—and to access said app, you give it permission to do so. Most phone companies state that the information is kept solely on the device and is not sent to any external storage. As you might imagine, some people are little suspicious as to whether this is completely accurate.


6. SOCIAL MEDIA

Depending on your privacy settings, anyone can log on to your social media page and see everything you have said while online. What’s more, it is completely lawful for the government to not only monitor your social media posts but also your private messages, as they are classed as external communications—so a warrant is not needed for them to be investigated.

It isn’t just in the UK. Many countries such as the United States, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia having their own variation on the UK’s approach to such communications.


7. DIGITAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY

Number plate recognition technology is used all over the world, generally to catch uninsured drivers and criminal activity on the roads. However, in 2015, a former assistant chief constable in the UK stated that police forces were potentially abusing the software, and backlash brewed among the British public. Tony Porter even went as far as to say that the amount of cameras set up to trace number plates was “one of the largest data gatherers in the world!”

Many private companies further employ facial recognition technology on their premises. This technology has been used widely by law enforcement around the world for some time with reasons ranging from being able to find a particular person in a crowd to helping to combat voter fraud and terrorism.

8. SUPERMARKET LOYALTY PROGRAMS

Supermarkets use their customer loyalty cards and schemes to monitor our purchases, see what we are buying, and then bombard us with a plethora of offers and special deals. For online shoppers, they will ensure that when you log on to their sites, the products and offers that reflect your buying are prominently positioned for you to see first.

What might come as a surprise is how that data might be used after the supermarkets are done with it. In 2012, for example, the UK government planned to share the data the supermarkets collected in an effort to monitor shopping habits and use the information, they claimed, to combat obesity. People who were identified as buying too much unhealthy food or even too much alcohol would then be offered advice on lifestyle and healthy living...

9. VOICE RECOGNITION SOFTWARE


Although not widespread right now, voice recognition software will be rolled out over the coming years and be used to identify and store our voices. In 2012, a Russian company working in the United States under the name SpeechPro developed a system that it said can contain millions of voices. It can match a voice on a phone call to its database within seconds. The technology is already in use in Mexico, and the United States stated that it was in talks with agencies to roll out the software across America. They also stated, however, that they would not be commenting any further on such The technology is already in use in Mexico, and the United States stated that it was in talks with agencies to roll out the software across America. They also stated, however, that they would not be commenting any further on such a roll out due to data protection laws..

10. DRONES

Although they stated the flights were completely lawful, in March 2016, the United States government admitted that it used drones to spy on American citizen for non-military purposes.

The details were only partially released, but it seemed the majority of the missions were said to be involved in search-and-rescue missions or to track wild fires and floods. Although this would seem perfectly understandable and even logical, perhaps because the FBI have admitted to using drones to spy as part of past investigations, the news made many American uneasy. An analyst at the time, Jay Stanley , also stated that due to technology moving as fast as it did, laws may need to be revised.


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CC: Mynd 44

assana:
oya stay one place dey do wetin? who him stay one place don epp

Who in waka waka epp too??

*pulling my jaw* i am very sure that this our presido must be a board member of Johnie walker Inc.... *Singing* Ajala travel all over the world....Have you travelled all over the world...

Choi!!!!See f*****k up??

Angelalawson:
Well first she ain't trying to get a green card cos she was born in the states so she's a USA citizen by birth
And more so it's a 6 years contract and might decide to re sign the contract lol
And the girl in particular is ME

*clears throat* emm aunty do you need somebody to clean your house while at work.. I sabi clean house well well oo,in faRr i get Phd inside.. I can clean your neighbours own too ooo... Sister nor vex oo i even know Agege weee weee ooo