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distilledwalex:
I've tried every possible ways I know but I've not been able to root this phone. Anyone with a a success story about this pls

try this out

https://www.androidvillaz.net/2017/11/how-to-root-tecno-wx3-install-twrp-recovery.html/

Bapy:
I sight U.... U school in BUK abi

yes

Bapy:
if u want see where guys and ladies they drive best four wheel cars go kano, maiduguri and all those Hausa school we no dey differentiate between prof and students ride

Tell them oooo
Come BUK you go shock

Nice concepts

LastSurvivor11:
Town crier!!
Reminds of baba jide in my village..
Savages everywhere..

hahahahhah

AuroraB:
Ka'm nukwa
You still dey chop Gala for BRT lane ni

hahahahah


you no nice at all



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It well

fidalgo19:
But say the truth
You know you are going to hell despite preaching for us

After reading your post i keep wondering how you know she will go to Hell..................




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aieromon:


E don happen

hahahaha what were u expecting before





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DONADAMS:
offside goal...buh was given... PDP!!3-1

I just tire for that match like seriously




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Thank God for them wish best of luck

Nigeria let move forward for once

That is serious news

jomoh:
Why because they won 2 CL in a row without playing a single English team?


Madrid is overrated they were only lucky cos their success came at a time English football and other European powerhouses were suffering.

waiting to see wonders

Nice one

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To simplify wireless connectivity between devices, Google introduced “Fast Pair,” which is now a more convenient way to connect all wireless components to Android phones using Android 6.0 Marshmallow and above.

Fast Pair uses your mobile location to detect nearby Bluetooth accessories and then automatically connect to them with one touch. It uses the Bluetooth Low Energy feature, saving battery power and even shows an image of the device you want to connect, something similar to Apple’s AirPods. When you have a direct-on device, your smartphone will recover the product image, name, and application from Google’s servers. Once the scan is complete, the user receives a priority alert by asking him to “Tap to pair” on the device. The alert contains the product name and image. When the user touches the button, the smartphone uses Bluetooth to establish the connection. With Bluetooth 5,

Fast Pair is a much more practical way to connect with our devices than to do with Bluetooth settings, as the phone tends to have no 3.5mm audio jack, the cordless headphones are one way. For the Fast Pair to work flawlessly, accessory makers need to adopt the feature, and it’s not something we’ll see right away for all the existing gadgets. At present, supported headphones are Google Pixel Buds, Libratone Q series wireless headphones and Plantronics Voyager 8200 wireless headphones. The latest version of Google Play Services (11.7) will be released in the coming weeks.

teresafaith:
Which country with their right frame of mind will accept the likes of olamide and co
Mtchewww

U funny

Bill Gates has been an education-focused philanthropist since 2000 and over the next five years, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation plans to invest $1.7 billion in U.S. public education. Earlier this month, the tech billionaire spoke at the Council of the Great City Schools and shared how he and his wife plan to spend this money.
Here's the plan for Bill and Melinda Gates' $1.7 billion investment in America's public education system
"By and large, schools are still falling short on the key metrics of a quality education — math scores, English scores, international comparisons and college completion," he says.
According to Gates, one of the biggest issues in public education is inequality. "Melinda and I made public education our top priority in the U.S. because we wanted to do something about the disparity in achievement and post-secondary success for students of color and low-income students," he says. "That inequity persists today, and we are just as determined now to eliminate it as we were when we started."
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Gates believes that fixing this issue is both a moral and economic imperative, writing, "Without success in college or career preparation programs, students will have limited economic mobility and fewer opportunities throughout their lives. This threatens not only their economic future but the economic future and competitiveness of the United States."
The Microsoft mogul offered five ways to address this systemic issue and improve the American education system for all:
1. Collect data

The billionaire knows the importance of collecting quality data. "Schools that track indicators of student progress — like test scores, attendance, suspensions and grades and credit accumulation – improved high school graduation and college success rates," he explains.
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has previously invested millions of dollars to help collect data about teacher and student success. Gates believes that these initiatives have allowed for schools to better address the issues of their students. One example he provides is Fresno, California.
"In Fresno, a new data system revealed that students weren't aware of their college options. So, the district created individualized college information packets for every senior who met the state's college requirements," says Gates. "The result was a 50 percent increase in the number of students applying to California public universities."
Results like these are why he plans to continue to support data collection initiatives.
2. Work locally

"Second, we will focus on locally-driven solutions identified by networks of schools, and support their efforts to use data-driven continuous learning and evidence-based interventions to improve student achievement," says Gates.
Every school district is different and students across the country have different needs. In order to address this range of needs, Gates suggests allowing local school districts the freedom to create programs tailor-made for their student populations.
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Gates points to a program in Chicago where school leaders partnered with the University of Chicago in order to increase high school graduation and college enrollment rates. This initiative worked for Chicago, but might not be applicable to every school district.
"We believe this kind of approach — where groups of schools have the flexibility to propose the set of approaches they want — will lead to more impactful and durable systemic change that is attractive enough to be widely adopted by other schools," he says. "Giving schools and districts more flexibility is more likely to lead to solutions that fit the needs of local communities."
3. Improve curriculum

"Third, we are increasing our commitment to develop curricula and professional development aligned to state standards," he says.
Gates says he supports Common Core standards because "all students — no matter where they go to school — should graduate with the skills and knowledge to succeed after high school," he says. "But more needs to be done to fully realize their potential."
He argues that in order for Common Core standards to be most effective, teachers need a more effective curriculum.
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4. Help students with special needs

Gates writes that he believes that supporting charter schools will improve the American education system, because they are better equipped to support students with special needs.
"We will focus more of our work with charters on developing new tools and strategies for students with special needs," he says.
Gates says that more needs to be done so that students with special needs have access to a quality education. He believes that charter schools can be part of the solution.
"Our emphasis will be on efforts that improve outcomes for special needs students – especially kids with mild-to-moderate learning and behavioral disabilities," says Gates. "This is a critical problem across the education sector, and we believe that charters have the flexibility to help the field solve this problem."
5. Fund research

When it comes to investing billions of dollars, Bill Gates does not make uneducated decisions. That is why the philanthropist also plans to fund research that will allow the public the better understand and address the issues that face American students.
"Finally, we will expand investments in innovative research to accelerate progress for underserved students," he says.

http://www.scholarshipsnews.tk/2017/10/bill-gates-is-spending-17-billion-to.html

Dynamically and in the budget category, HMD Global appears to be coming in after the official announcement of Nokia 2, an entry level model with a 5-inch HD screen that takes life from the Qualcomm Snapdragon 212 chipset.


The device has a main 8MP camera with LED flash and a front-facing selfie camera with a 5MP resolution, while its most remarkable feature is the 4100mAh battery pack for 2 days of intensive use with 5 hours of the open screen every day!

The device is packed with 1GB of RAM as soon as it has a Google Assistant and will be upgraded to Android 8 Oreo in the next while it will be launched in 3 colors: copper, black, white from mid-November to €99.

http://thetechnewz.com/nokia-2-official-5-inch-screen-4100-mah-battery-e99/

God save us

nothing is wrong but the Bleep me hard part

Nice

Mustiboy:
Mr Z3, chill. The nougat ucoul be a custom ROM built from android 4.4.
What this means is that your os is still KitKat but customised to look like nougat. You dig?

Tell him ooooo

calling me a Liar can u imagine

hotdealz:
You mean when ones wants to break up with his girlfriend, he should demand for all the money he has spent on her?

hahahahaha

Hmmm what can i say

I pity the woman

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