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Shameless government, shameless zombies.

Rubbish, just unnecessary false alarm.

Watching our CHANGE in 4D

APC child

That is Buharimatics, a very bad science. Attempt it and be labelled a wailer

Mumumadu's government is getting bitter and bitter.

Correct man. Enough of this insanity.

APC na real scam except for confirmed zombies.

The mumu junketter dey follow Obama dey drink tea about while the zombies dey here dey defend am.

homerac7:
You are the zombie here.

Nigeria has a nuclear programme.

There's a mini-nuclear reactor in operation in Nigeria's Ahmadu Bello University, managed by Energy Commission of Nigeira.

Nigeria is planning to build at least two (2)) nos nuclear power plants. The preliminary studies are on presently.

Oil & gas producing companies use neclear materials in their operation. Nigeria is a world major oil and gas producing country.

Hospitals worldwide, including Nigeria, use medical nuclear materials for treatment and management of some diseases. Those materials are highly regulated internationally.

Nigeria has high Uranium deposit between Nafada (Gombe state) and Azare (Bauchi) and Potiskum (Yobe) axis. That makes Nigeria a potential miner of nuclear minerals.

Hope you have been schooled enough why you are the zombie?

Keep fooling yourself till eternity, so because we use nuclear materials in hospitals and in oil exploration your president now has the right to waste the country's resources in this harsh economic environment junketing round the world. Niger has the largest uranium deposit in Africa and mining and export started started many years ago, did you see their president there, or you think Niger doesn't have hospitals that use nuclear materials. So because you claim Nigeria is planning to build nuclear power plants so Obama will now tell Buhari how to build and protect them when our power generation has plummeted because the same Buhari doesn't know how to protect pipelines. Abeg go buy sense for market.

Paulpaulpaul:
I thought wailers said the summit is useless, I never expect Obama and others to be there.

Zombie receive sense, the summit is useful to Obama and co whose countries have nuclear weapons, nuclear power plants and other nuclear programs. Your president has nothing to learn or contribute.

AntiWailer:
Only Nigerians expect him to send a minister. Those other leaders too dnt have job i guess.

Very dunce wailers.

Zombie spotted, mention any of those leaders whose country does not have a nuclear program. What can your president contribute, I doubt if he even understands what those true leaders will be talking about. Vladimir Putin, whose country Russia, has the largest stockpile of nuclear arsenal did not attend.

And no be say na better chain sef

Following violence that marred the conduct of
elections in some states recently, Ekiti State
Governor, Mr. Ayodele Fayose, has admonished
President Muhammadu Buhari to go beyond
apologising to Nigerians for some flawed policies and
miscalculated steps his administration has taken
since assuming office.
The governor also urged the President to stop
seeing himself as a sectional leader or the president
of the All Progressives Congress (APC), but as the
leader of all groups and people of the country.
According to a statement issued by his Chief Press
Secretary, Mr Idowu Adelusi, inAdo Ekiti on Sunday,
Fayose commended the President for coming out to
admit some errors his government had made. The
governor also said the President should be wary of
some selfish persons in the APC who were bent on
dropping his name to commit atrocities all in the
name of politics. “This is a moment of truth. I
commend the president for being bold enough to
apologise for his lapses. He has come out to admit
and accept that criticism is part of democracy. He
can do whatever he likes, but it must be within the
ambit of the law.
“The President has swallowed his pride by
admitting that there is a sharp drop in electricity and
that we are experiencing an agonising fuel scarcity in
the country. They told us the refineries are working,
but that is a lie, we are still importing fuel. “The
President must not, however, stop at apologising. He
cannot continue to apologise over everything, he
must step up. A leader must think very well before
making policy statements.

Source: www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/03/27/fayose-buharis-apologies-not-enough-atonement-for-flawed-elections-policies/

Most people—in fact about 90%—still struggle with
getting things done. The reason: Their own habits prevent
them from doing what it takes to achieve their goals.
These are the 7 habits of highly in effective people:

1. They doubt they have what it takes.

Highly ineffective people are tormented by self-doubt.
They lack confidence. They are never sure that they have
what it takes to be successful. They confuse lack of
experience with lack of ability. They see challenges as
threats, and hear feedback as criticism. They prefer the
familiar to the unknown, and the security of not trying to
the risk of failing—until one day they stop looking for
opportunities altogether.

2. They wait too long to get started.

Highly ineffective people procrastinate a lot. And the
longer they wait to get something done, the higher the
chances that it will never get done. They perceive time as
endless and forgiving, without realizing that time—unlike
money—is the only resource that you cannot recover
when you lose it. Those who are able to meet deadlines,
even at the last minute, develop a false sense of
confidence that they can "get things done." They don’t
understand, however, that getting things done is very
different from getting things done well .

3. They lose their patience faster.

Highly ineffective people don’t like to wait too long. They
are fans of quick results: Get rich quick. Get thin quick.
Get smart quick. And they get disappointed quick when
they don’t get results fast. They constantly look for
shortcuts: Which highway lane is the fastest? Which
grocery store line is the shortest? Which bank teller is the
quickest? They constantly fight the clock, trying to get
things done fast rather than well. But by trading quality
for speed, they eventually spend more time fixing errors
than making progress.

4. They multitask shamelessly.

Highly ineffective people are unable to focus on one thing
at a time. They put too much on their plate and they try
to eat it all at once. They talk to you while texting
someone else. They listen in on a conference call while
building their to-do list for the week. Their idea of making
plans is to overbook themselves solid. At the end of the
day, they feel physically and mentally exhausted, but
without much to show for it all.

5. They want change without having to change.

Highly ineffective people welcome change but don’t
embrace it. They desperately want a change in their life,
but resist doing what it takes. They object to new ideas
and oppose new practices. They avoid learning new
techniques or applying new technologies. And they are
blind to different points of view. They are persistent, but
they become stubborn. Eventually, they cross they line
between persevering and perseverating. They embody the
phrase, "You can’t teach an old dog new tricks."

6. They strive for perfection.

Highly ineffective people work hard, but waste their
efforts on details—often, details that no one else cares
about—and miss the main point. They are more interested
in coming up with a "perfect" idea than a useful one.
They are more invested in creating a flawless product
than learning what to do to improve it. They care more
about avoiding making mistakes than learning from them
and growing. As a result, their pursuit of goals becomes a
wild goose chase.

7. They complain a lot.

Highly ineffective people have a pessimistic view on life.
They spend more time and energy complaining about
what is wrong, blaming others for it, and feeling sorry for
themselves, than focusing on ways to make things better.
They can make mountains out of molehills, and they also
like to believe that they have no responsibility whatsoever
for the state of their own lives.

This is how highly ineffective people pursue their goals.
These are their brainblocks. And this is why they struggle
to get the results they want.

Source: www.psychologytoday.com/blog/smashing-the-brainblocks/201508/7-habits-highly-ineffective-people?utm

Raypawer:
how about some one getting a paid app like Xamarin, and decides to share with friends? is it not the same

Like i have a subscription running at udemy, and the same course is what we are currently on @ school, i decide to give a friend my udemy login is it not the same

So if you invest your time and energy to develop an app and somebody buys it and decides to share it with thousands of his friends who could in turn share it with many of their friends all for free, I am sure you will be OK with that?. Look I have told you the way it is but you can decide to twist it to suit whatever purpose you have in mind.

"Dreams don't happen to us, we happen to them," says
Edinburgh-based dream psychologist Ian Wallace, author
of The Top 100 Dreams. In other words, we're the
director, star, and producer of all the movies that play
inside our heads after we fall asleep (in fact, we create
about five 15- to 40-minute dreams per night). But it's
not just for our own entertainment. "In dreams, new
information is combined with old information of the
person's life in a creative way so that new solutions
might emerge," says researcher Michael Schredl, PhD,
from the Central Institute of Mental Health sleep
laboratory in Germany. If you want to make sense of
your own dreams, first put paper and pencil on your
nightstand, and write down what you dreamed about
when you first wake up, Schredl advises. Then compare
notes with this list of 10 common dreams, what they
mean, and what to do about them. It's about to get
straight-up Inception in here.

1. Being Chased

The Dream: Run as fast as you can. You still won't get
away from whatever's on your tail, even if you don't
have a clue what it is.

What It Means: Just like you can't seem to lose the bad
guy behind you, chances are you're having trouble
getting past some issues in your waking life. It could be
a relationship squabble, a business opportunity, or just
a nasty nagging feeling, according to Wallace.

What You Should Do: [/b]What are you avoiding?
According to Schredl, this dream is often a
representation of avoidance behavior, which is linked to
psychological problems including anxiety and
depression, according to a 2003 study published in
Addictive Behaviors . By examining the issues you can't
seem to shake—and are probably running from in the
real world—you can address them head-on and
eventually move past them.

[b]2. Teeth Falling Out

The Dream: It's like a scene out of a cheesy horror film
—your teeth dangle, crumble, shatter, and leave you
freaking the hell out.

What It Means: Teeth are symbols of power and
confidence. After all, you show them when you are
smiling, biting, or even snarling. Having this dream
means that your self-assurance may have taken a hit in
the kisser, says Wallace.

What You Should Do: Fake it till you make it, Wallace
suggests. Studies show that mimicking confidence leads
to the real thing. For example, research by Harvard
social psychologist Amy Cuddy, PhD indicates that
confident body language increases testosterone levels,
which leads to higher feelings of confidence. Similarly,
research from the Kellogg School of Management at
Northwestern University shows that if you dress to
impress, you'll feel pretty darn good about yourself.
Everyone loves a good placebo effect.

3. Unable To Find A Toilet

The Dream: After running around like a madman and
waiting through one freakishly long line for the
bathroom, you discover that the toilet you've been
waiting on is filthy or exposed to the whole world—not
to mention that there's not a scrap of toilet paper in
sight.

What It Means: If you can't take care of business in
your dream, it's possible that you're metaphorically
blocked in waking life, Wallace suggests. You may have
something you need to purge—whether it's a toxic
friend or a soul-crushing job—and you fear it will be
messy (cue the poop humor). So what do you do? Hold it
in.

What You Should Do: Learn to say "no" from time to
time. Stop letting people dump all of their problems on
you and look out for Number One. Research has linked
people-pleasing tendencies to everything from weight-
gain to depression. "You need to take care of your needs
first and foremost," says Wallace.

4. Naked In Public

The Dream: You're naked—full frontal and everything.
And while no one seems to notice, you're desperate to
hide yourself.

What It Means: "You're feeling out-of-place, vulnerable,
and scared of being exposed," Wallace says. But just like
no one notices your package, your fears remain hidden
as well. Perhaps your new job or relationship is making
you uneasy. If the dream takes place in a classroom, it's
possible that whatever you learned there continues to
make you insecure. If the dream is in a cafeteria, this
could reflect social anxiety, no matter how long you've
been out of school.
What You Should Do: It's time to let it all hang out—
emotionally, that is. Give some thought to your
insecurities and share them, Wallace advises. In the end,
it's less exhausting than taking pains to make sure no
one sees your inner turmoil. "With help, you might even
find solutions to your problems," he says.

5. Unprepared For An Exam

The Dream: You're back in school and it's time to get
out the number-two pencil. Only problem is you've done
absolutely no studying. Why? You're not quite sure. You
knew about the test and bought the books—but now
you're screwed.

What It Means: Are you a perfectionist? If this is a
recurring dream (or nightmare), chances are you live in
fear of messing up even things you're well prepared for,
suggests Wallace. If you dream about flunking an exam
you've already passed, this could reflect worries about
performance, not actual competence, Schredl adds.

What You Should Do: Give yourself a break or you'll
always feel like a failure, advises Wallace, who notes
perfectionists are more likely to suffer from anxiety and
depression. What's more, perfectionists have 50% higher
rates of early death, according to researchers from York
University in Canada. It might be time for you to
differentiate happiness from success, and start making
the former your goal, rather than the latter.

6. Flying

The Dream: Whether you're soaring on your own or in
an aircraft, your head is literally in the clouds. Even
Superman would be jealous.

What It Means: Just like in your dream, you've most
likely surmounted a big obstacle in your life, according
to Wallace. At this moment, you may feel free of
limitations, and open to making unfettered decisions.

What You Should Do: "Look for other opportunities on
the horizon," Wallace says. The best time to make a
move is when you're feeling confident from recent
accomplishments. After all, having an expectation that
you will succeed is the strongest predictor of
achievement, according to research from the University
of Florida.

7. Falling

The Dream: You step off of a curb and fall flat on your
face—or you take a nosedive right off a cliff. Either way,
you usually jolt awake as soon as you hit the bottom.

What It Means: While the sensations may feel similar,
these are actually two types of dreams, according to
Wallace. The minor slip dream happens when you first
fall asleep and have that last little twitch (called a
myoclonic jerk) after your muscles completely relax. The
second, more dramatic dream, happens when you're
already in a deep sleep. This dream often reflects a
perceived failure in your life or a realization that you
don't have control over a situation.

What You Should Do: [/b]Whatever type of fall you take in
your subconscious, tension is to blame. And not to make
you even more anxious, but 60 to 90% of doctor visits
are related to stress or stress-related symptoms,
according to the American Psychological Association. So
relax. Do something you enjoy, spend time with friends,
exercise more, or stretch before bed. People who
exercise regularly have 20% less anxiety than those who
don't exercise, according to a 2012 study from the
University of Georgia. Also, it might be time to pinpoint
what exactly is stressing you out and work toward
solving it, Wallace says.

[b]8. Out Of Control Vehicle

The Dream: You're barreling down a road, over
sidewalks, and screaming like a baby. You hit the
brakes, turn the steering wheel, but still have no control
of the car. Crap.

What It Means: In dreams, vehicles represent an ability
to move toward a goal or destination. And if the car is
out of control, your life probably is, too, suggests
Schredl. You're afraid that a wreck is imminent.

What You Should Do: Just like you learned in Driver's
Ed, overcorrecting only makes things worse. But it might
be natural: MRI scans show that every time you do
something—like worrying—you create new brain cells
for that exact purpose in the future. Don't let worry
cells overtake your brain. "Evaluate what areas you can
take charge of in your current situation," Schredl
advises. Calmly approach those details, and learn to stop
fighting the ones that are beyond your control.

9. Finding An Unused Room

The Dream: You're walking through a house, maybe the
one you grew up in. Normally, you'd know every square
inch of that place—but you soon find a door you've
never seen before. Behind it is an empty room.

What It Means: Home is the most frequently occurring
symbol in dreams. It actually represents the Self, and
each room reflects a different aspect of your personality
(sociability, strength, sexual prowess). When you find
an unused room, you are discovering an aspect of your
identity that you may be stifling, according to Wallace—
it could even be an untapped talent or passion. The
bigger the room you find, the bigger the opportunity you
may have to realize your full potential.

What You Should Do: If you're frequently having these
dreams, doors should be opening up for you in your
real life. First, you must identify them. According to
research from leading economist Israel Meir Kirzner,
PhD, opportunity recognition is central to all
entrepreneurial success. Stay open to things you would
otherwise be hesitant to explore, says Wallace, who cites
the Corridor Principle of economics: Starting one
venture allows you to recognize other opportunities you
couldn't have imagined or taken advantage of otherwise.

10. Being Late

The Dream: You thought you had plenty of time to hit
your deadline, make your meeting, or get to your date.
But now you're supposed to be across town in 15
minutes and everything is going wrong. The alarm
didn't go off. Your phone is ringing. Traffic's a bitch.

What It Means: Whatever you're rushing to in your
subconscious represents a real-life goal or milestone,
Wallace says. There is likely an actual deadline looming
or maybe an arbitrary one (like having a certain salary
by the age of 30 or 40), and it's stressing you out big
time.

What You Should Do: Ask yourself: In the waking
world, are you being proactive—or reactive? There may
be changes that have distracted from your original goals
in life, according to Wallace. Now is the time to commit.
Once you start to focus, you'll control your own time,
dictate a schedule, and get to where you really want to
be. Try an accountability partner: A recent study from
clinical psychologist Gail Matthews, PhD showed that
people who write down their goals, share them with
others, and send progress updates to that friend are 33%
more successful in hitting their goals than those who
don't.

Source: www.prevention.com/health/sleep-energy/what-your-dreams-say-about-you

Of course you already know they are illegal, the instructors who put time and money to prepare those video tutorials certainly wouldn't have approved of their works being shared for people to download for free, so that's why some uploaders of such materials will admonish you to purchase the material to appreciate the efforts put in by the instructors. It is a completely different thing if somebody prepares an instructional material and chooses to share it for free on torrent sites or even compose music to share for publicity sake. Torrent sites are not illegal but the materials that an uploader may choose to share can infringe on copyrights. So you can be sure that all those Lynda.com videos and so many other materials like PDFs, music, etc are illegal to upload, download and share.

In the midst of all these, all we are hearing from APC is that there will be no vacancy in Aso rock come 2019. What a shameless evil party.

We need a Nigerian Donald Trump to take this evil party called APC to the cleaners. They should be banned from coming to Abuja come 2019.

Fool us once, shame on you, fool us twice and it will be shame on us. So come 2019 we shall see how this shameless party will manage to eat their cake and still have it.

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1. Beer lowers the risk of kidney
stones.
Last year, a study suggested that the risk of
developing kidney stones decreases with
increasing beer consumption.
Finnish researchers, led by Dr. Tero Hirvonen of the
National Public Health Institute of Helsinki, used their
detailed study of 27,000 middle-aged men to conclude
that "each bottle of beer consumed per day was
estimated to reduce risk by 40 per cent".
The study authors noted that both the water and
alcohol found in beer are shown to increase urine
flow and dilute urine, thereby reducing the risk
of stones forming. Alcohol may also "increase the
excretion of calcium," the prime constituent of kidney
stones, said Hirvonen.

2. Beer protects you from heart attacks.
A research team at the University of Scranton in
Pennsylvania found that dark ales and stouts can
reduce the incidence of heart attacks.
Atherosclerosis - when artery walls become furred-up
with cholesterol and other fatty substances - is known
to cause heart problems, but Dr Joe Vinson, a
professor of chemistry and lead author on a
2000 study, revealed that beer can cut the risk of this
disease by as much as half.
However, the researchers were keen to add that
moderation was key.
3. Beer reduces the risk of strokes.
Studies by both Harvard Medical School and the
American Stroke Association have shown that people
who drink moderate amounts of beer can cut their
risk of strokes by up to a 50pc, compared to non-
drinkers.
Ischaemic strokes are the most common type of stroke.
They occur when a blood clot blocks the flow of blood
and oxygen to the brain. However, when you drink
beer, your arteries become flexible and blood flow
improves significantly.
As a result, no blood clots form, and your risk of
having a stroke drops exponentially.

4. Beer strengthens your bones.
Beer is known to contain high levels of silicon, an
element that promotes bone growth.
But you have to get the balance right. Academics at
Tufts University in Massachusetts found that whilst
one or two glasses of beer a day could significantly
reduce your risk of fracturing bones, more than that
would actually raise the risk of breakages.
So be careful when you visit the pub: if you drink too
much, your bones will be weakened and those
drunken nightime tumbles could result in nasty
fractures. Drink the right amount, however, and you'll
walk home with your bones and dignity in tact.

5. Beer decreases the chance of
diabetes.
In 2011, Harvard researchers found that middle-aged
men who drink one or two glasses of beer each
day appear to reduce their risk of developing type 2
diabetes by up to 25pc.
Dr Michel Joosten, a visiting professor at the Harvard
School of Public Health, studied 38,000 middle-aged
men, and concluded that the alcohol content in beer
increases insulin sensitivity, which helps prevent
diabetes. Additionally, beer is a good source of soluble
fibre - a dietary material that helps to control blood
sugar and plays an important role in the diet of people
suffering from diabetes.
So, whether you've got diabetes or not, a glass of beer
is just what the doctor ordered.

6. Beer reduces the risk of Alzheimer's.
Studies dating back to 1977 have suggested that beer
drinkers can be up to 23pc less likely to develop
cognitive impairment, Alzheimer's disease or other
forms of dementia.
However, despite the statistics speaking for themselves
– one study surveyed over 365,000 people – it is
unknown why moderate drinking can have a
beneficial effect. One theory suggests that the well-
known cardiovascular benefits of moderate alcohol
consumption, such as raising good cholesterol, also
can improve blood flow in the brain and thus brain
metabolism.
The silicon content of beer could also be responsible.
Silicon is thought to protect the brain from the
harmful effects of aluminum in the body – one of the
possible causes of Alzheimer’s.

7. Beer can cure insomnia.
Beer is a natural nightcap. Ales, stouts and
lagers have been found to stimulate the production of
dopamine, a compound that may be prescribed to
insomnia sufferers by a doctor, in the brain.
According to research undertaken at the Indiana
University School of Medicine , simply tasting beer
increases the amount of dopamine in the brain - and
thus make drinkers feel calmer and more relaxed.
However, the academics clarified that these effects are
achieved after only a taste, and so a paltry 15
millilitre serving is all you need - the equivalent of one
tablespoon of beer.

8. Beer can stop cataracts
Too much and your vision will get blurry, but consume
just the right amount of beer and your eyes will
benefit.
Researchers at the University of Western Ontario
found that the antioxidants found in beer, particularly
ales and stouts, protected against mitochondrial
damage.
Cataracts are formed when the mitochondria - parts of
a cell responsible for converting glucose into the
energy - of the eye's outer lens are
damaged. Antioxidants protect the mitochondria
against this damage, and therefore the study authors
recommend one drink a day to keep the eye doctor
away.

Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/the-filter/the-surprising-health-benefits-of-drinking-beer/?sf22526987=1

HCpaul:
Programing cannot only be done on phone but i can convert that your android phone to a window xp pc.
Their is currently a development for visual studio emulator for android. Search google to confirm.
I will give some android tools but how much will you pay?

Show interest here.

Stop that. This is not a place to defraud people and you have no idea of what you are talking about. The visual studio emulator for android is built into visual studio to emulate android devices on a PC when you build an android app with C# using Xamarin or using Cordova visual studio plugin, so stop fooling yourself.

Yes, you can do JavaScript. Download DroidEdit from Playstore and play with it. But real and serious programming is best done on computers, so get yourself one.

Pres Bubu proudly falling our hands.

Download Blender, it is free, light weight and very powerful with vibrant online community.

That is what has become of Nairaland, sending fake posts to front page. Yesterday it was how a UNICAL student could not write application letter, I demanded that that post be deleted because it is untrue and sheer blackmail of UNICAL but that request fell on deaf ears, or rather on blind eyes.

I wonder what has become of the moderators on Nairaland that all sorts of unfounded and obviously invented claims are now making front page. The moderator should delete this post because it is unverifiable and just intended to ridicule and blackmail UNICAL by just one mischievous person. That post is offensive.

teawhy2788:
What a pity on university education! And university graduates will nw tell us B.sc is better than HND,can u nw see ur lives? Imagine,a university graduates said IMPORTANT is a noun

What makes you think that thrash is true?

Shame on whoever posted this poo.You just want to ridicule UNICAL, probably they have ever denied you admission because of your poor performance. Any sane and honest person will know that that thrash cannot even be from a secondary school student in the south and most of you chose to believe it because you guys are shamelessly gullible.

Anybody who claims to have designed such a software for JAMB must have scammed the management because such a concept is unachievable in software design.

If the NCC chairman has any iota of integrity, he should resign in protest for this humiliation. But he wouldn't because he sees his appointment as a come-and-chop gift.