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If you think Messi should win the world best

kindly like this post

If you think Ronaldo should win the world best

kindly like this post

Good for you

I eat out most of the time, I don't cook cuz I'm still living with family.....


and even if I'm not living with them......i would not cook

I hate cooking

Kayharry:
Leather seat auto gear alloy rim Ac chilling engine okay v6 engine sharp gear this SUV is n good shape

08105837307
Location meiran lagos

250k

email me

FlirtyKaren:
Now we know Tonto is sooo rich and getting it! Last night she stuffed this N500,000 cash gift pictured above into her stylist's car as a huge surprise. Swanky saw it this morning, couldn't contain his excitement and had to share the good news on IG. Read what he posted after the cut.

http://www.lailasblog.com/2014/11/wow-tonto-dikeh-surprises-her-stylist.html

Nick Canon shoe is worth 2 million dollars

I hope they don't extend this emergency rule again

how can the girl be an orphan and still have a mother that's telling her to wait until she finish school

Oyetboy:
my tecno m5 has received lollipop update since Monday

tecno doesn't upgrade from anything to anything

saintikechi:
finally the nigerian army is living up to expectation.

And you believe this, you can believe anything

ok, I'm the governor of Adamawa state....believe that

prettythicksme:
please what is sexcan someone explain more better.

sex is when you open you hole aka (ppussyy) and I insert my black mamba

understand? Or do you need practical....olosho like you

zeongeon:
After the sex what next

more sex

chidiezeh:
Answers needed!!!!!!

after 2 months and you never fucckk


bros you don enter friendzone

TechyGirl:
But my friend has been using it for a while now tho.. #JustSaying

It's a matter of time

stinggy:
We are 'Best of the pack'
December-born; we rock!

Repping December 20th!

Proud Sagittarius, everyone wanna be like us.


s/o to miztola my bday mate

I'm Dec 23rd

kinibigdeal:
Sometimes you might be frustrated especially when your system detect a wifi network but you are restricted from accessing it due to users password, now i can teach you a simple trick to hack the password.

step one

Go to command prompt, click start up menu on your system, click RUN, type Cmd, and click ok to open the command prompt

step two

inside the command prompt, type the following

netsh wlan show networks
mode = bssid(it will show all the available wifi network, take note of the names)

step 3

To connect to the wifi network, type the following

netsh wlan connect
name= (put the name of wifi your system detect)
e.g net wlan connect
name = (kinibigdeal pc)

step 4

press enter to connect

step 5

To disconnect it, type

netsh wlan disconnect

step 6

To save it type : netsh wlan export profile name = kinibigdeal( not by name but change it to the name of the detected wifi)


Wait for your feedback

That's too long a process, just go to the network center on your system.....check on the network it detected and there you will find your password

Airforce1:
I use to be very slim like bonga fish till a friend of mine introduced me to foods that has much fatty contents...
Now I'm growing big bigger and biggest.. my sexy abs all gone

I need help
Thanks

guy you worgly o

This money must be made



gold diggers

u21day:
Growing up in Soviet Ukraine in the 1980s, Whatsapp
founder Jan Koum learned to distrust the government
and detest its surveillance. After he emigrated to the
U.S. and created his ultra-popular messaging system
decades later, he vowed that Whatsapp would never
make eavesdropping easy for anyone. Now, Whatsapp
is following through on that anti-snooping promise at
an unprecedented scale.

On Tuesday, Whatsapp announced that it’s
implementing end-to-end encryption, an upgrade to its
privacy protections that makes it nearly impossible for
anyone to read users’ messages—even the company
itself. Whatsapp will integrate the open-source
software Textsecure, created by privacy-focused non-
profit Open Whisper Systems, which scrambles
messages with a cryptographic key that only the user
can access and never leaves his or her device. The
result is practically uncrackable encryption for hundreds
of millions of phones and tablets that have Whatsapp
installed—by some measures the world’s largest-ever
implementation of this standard of encryption in a
messaging service.

“Whatsapp is integrating Textsecure into the most
popular messaging app in the world, where people
exchange billions of messages a day,” says Moxie
Marlinspike, Open Whisper System’s creator and a
well known software developer in the cryptography
community. “I do think this is the largest deployment
of end-to-end encryption ever.”
Textsecure has actually already been quietly
encrypting Whatsapp messages between Android
devices for a week. The new encryption scheme means
Whatsapp messages will now travel all the way to the
recipients’ device before being decrypted, rather than
merely being encrypted between the user’s device and
Whatsapp’s server. The change is nearly invisible,
though Marlinspike says Whatsapp will soon add a
feature to allow users to verify each others’ identities
based on their cryptographic key, a defense against
man-in-the-middle attacks that intercept
conversations. “Ordinary users won’t know the
difference,” says Marlinspike. “It’s totally frictionless.”

In its initial phase, though, Whatsapp’s messaging
encryption is limited to Android, and doesn’t yet apply
to group messages, photos or video messages.
Marlinspike says that Whatsapp plans to expand its
Textsecure rollout into those other features and other
platforms, including Apple’s iOS, soon. He wouldn’t
specify an exact time frame, and Whatsapp staffers
declined to comment on the new encryption features.
Marlinspike says the Textsecure implementation has
been in the works for six months, since shortly after
Whatsapp was acquired by Facebook last February.

Whatsapp’s Android users alone represent a massive
new user base for end-to-end encrypted messaging:
Whatsapp’s page in the Google Play store lists more
than 500 million downloads. Textsecure had previously
been installed on only around 10 million gadgets
running the Cyanogen mod variant of Android and
about 500,000 other devices.

The only encrypted messaging system that compares
in size is Apple’s iMessage, which also claims to use a
version of end-to-end encryption. Compared with
Textsecure, however, Apple’s iMessage security has
some serious shortcomings. iMessage doesn’t track
which devices’ cryptographic keys are associated with
a certain user, so Apple could simply create a new key
the user wasn’t aware of to start intercepting his or
her messages. Additionally, many users unwittingly
back up their stored iMessages to Apple’s iCloud,
which renders any end-to-end encryption moot. Plus,
unlike Textsecure, iMessage doesn’t use a feature
called “forward secrecy” that creates a new encryption
key for each message sent. This means that anyone
who collects a user’s encrypted messages and
successfully cracks a user’s key can decrypt all their
communications, not just the one message that uses
that key.

Whatsapp’s rollout of strong encryption to hundreds
of millions of users may be an unpopular move among
governments around the world, whose surveillance it
could make far more difficult. Whatsapp’s user base is
highly international, with large populations of users in
Europe and India. But Whatsapp founder Jan Koum
has been vocal about his opposition to cooperating
with government snooping. “I grew up in a society
where everything you did was eavesdropped on,
recorded, snitched on,” he told Wired UK earlier this
year. “Nobody should have the right to eavesdrop, or
you become a totalitarian state—the kind of state I
escaped as a kid to come to this country where you
have democracy and freedom of speech. Our goal is to
protect it.”


http://www.wired.com/2014/11/whatsapp-encrypted-messaging/

so you expect me (mua) to read all this shit tt

learn to summarise dude

Owk....

go YEE and have boyfriends

I don't even know who I lost my virginity to ......
and I'm serious




btw, l will consult Ifa and orunmila for the answer

[size=68pt]is this dude not suppose to be a grandfather?[/size]

[size=48pt]people should wake up, if it's day and night they don't have to say it....thay will just write 4.5gig for 2.5k [/size]

dandollar1:
MTN be 419. I subscribed for this plan on Sunday. They have been deducting from the 1.5gig, both day and night. The 3gig is still intact.

That's how the package work.....no cheating on this

MissJennifer:
Seconded!

[size=48pt]thirdended[/size]

segzicres:
mtn? Bloody thieves, from deducting my date twice to stealing my airtime. im done with them, if not that ive been using this mtn for donkey years now I would have burnt my sim. bloody thieves and scammers.
I hope they crash and burn

Port bro

fm7070:
Can you see what am saw? Healthy competition in telecom sector
I strongly believe same will happen if we privatise oil sector in Nigeria
It is too long overdue.

bros you're the blind one here.........

mtn said day and night....They are right..you didn't understand them...

1.5gig day
3 gig night

isn't that day and night

100Cents:
Text 120 to 131..

glo

Please what's womanliness

moststylish:
why will i pay 2500 for 4.5gig when i can get 3gig wih 1k from glo #glo with pride

how please i would like to subscribe too