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Juxtified:you are right though.but I ain't worrying about anything, I'm only seeking knowledge. |
raphie01:what's there to ponder about Nigeria's deteriorating economy. Even a dead man knows why.sweetie if you have nothing meaningful to contribute kindly move to another thread.Je vous remercie |
I have always pondered on this.is it before or after genesis ? |
dastranger:does any one know if I can use my Galaxy note4 charger to charge my lumsing 13400mAh powerbank?.pb rating is 5v, 1.8amp input while my charger's output rating is 5v,2amp and 9v,1.67amp for quick charge .I've been at a dilemma on what charger to use after the first one I bought got faulty when I charged with a note3 charger(5.3v,2amp).Thank you |
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kekemillion:thank you.so how long does it take to recoup one's investment? |
kekemillion:please reply the above comments. Thank you |
Atlantian:my brother I couldn't help but quote you.I hardly do this on here but I've got to give u cudose for this comment.may you grow from wealth to wealth.and may the good things of life come your way. Chai,you too much. |
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I bought my note4 for 125k at slot last month. I had wanted to get the note5 which was 170k at the time but was advised against it cos d note 4 got almost all of its specs, save for the premium build and the 4gig RAM plus other minor gimmick. By the way why are you selling. ![]() |
JideSM:thank you.please kindly block both sims |
Good day OP .please someone stole my samsung galaxy note 3 on the 8th of February ;and i've just been notified by AVG anti theft of sim change.The old sim serial is 89234010002969528127. New sim serial:89234010001708083584.please I want the phone traced or possibly blocked.thanks in anticipation of your prompt reply. |
PropertyAsk:can you at least attach some pix? I'm interested |
fontv1:hello,sorry if this is coming late.do u still have that property in gowon estate for sale? I'm interested in it.thank you |
When your past comes knocking with a sledge hammer is the case of Nolly wood Star Ibinabo Fiberesima. An appeal court sitting in Lagos has adjourned for judgement the appeal filed by star actress and former beauty queen, Ibinabo Fiberesima challenging the judgement of a Lagos High Court which sentenced her to five years imprisonment for causing the death of a Lagos medical doctor, Giwa Suraj. The embattled actress was sentenced to five years imprisonment for reckless driving which caused the death of one Dr. Giwa Suraj in an auto accident along Lekki-Epe expressway, Lagos State. The deceased was a staff of one of Lagos state owned hospitals. Fiberesima was fined N100, 000 by an Igbosere Chief Magistrate Mr. O.A. Isaacs but the then Lagos State Attorney-General and Commissioner of justice, Olasupo Sasore (SAN), felt unsatisfied with the judgement and appealed. This prompted the state government to take its case to the Lagos High Court. At the Lagos high court, Justice Oluwayemi set aside the option of fine imposed by the Magistrate’s Court and sentenced Fiberesima to five years imprisonment for dangerous and reckless driving. In her judgment, Justice Oluwayemi held that the trial Magistrate exercised judicial recklessness when he gave the convict an option of fine. The court held that the option of N100,000 given to the convict did not serve the purpose of justice in the matter and subsequently ordered that the N100, 000 should be returned back to Ibinabo Fiberesima. Dissatisfied with the judgement of the high court, Fiberesima came before the Court of Appeal and urged the court to set aside the five year sentence and restore the decision of the Magistrate Court. At the hearing of the appeal yesterday, the appellate court presided over by Justice U.I. Ndukwe-Anyanwu (Mrs.) adjourned for judgement in the appeal after counsel adopted their written addresses. The court also directed that the appellant (Fiberesima) who was not in court should appear in court when judgement is to be delivered, adding that, the date will be communicated to the parties. http://tvcontinental.tv/2016/02/03/manslaughter-court-sentence-nollywood-star-ibinabo/
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It's gotten so bad in the oil world that investment banks are practically falling over themselves to predict just how low crude will go. Oil prices crashed below $30 a barrel on Tuesday for the first time since December 2003. It's also a stunning 72% plunge from levels just 18 months ago. Few Wall Street firms saw the oil glut that has caused prices to collapse coming. Goldman Sachs infamously predicted in 2008 that an oil shortage would cause the commodity to skyrocket to $200 a barrel. But doom-and-gloom is all the rage now -- and price estimates keep falling. Just this week Morgan Stanley warned that the super-strong U.S. dollar could drive crude oil to $20 a barrel. Not to be outdone, Royal Bank of Scotland said $16 is on the horizon, comparing the current market mood to the days before the implosion of Lehman Brothers in 2008. Standard Chartered doesn't think those dire predictions are dark enough. The British bank said in a new research report that oil prices could collapse to as low as $10 a barrel -- a level unseen since November 2001. To put that in context, average U.S. gas prices slipped to $1.12 a gallon back then. American drivers are already cheering a steep decline in gas prices below $2 a gallon in recent weeks. A "floor" in oil prices can only be put in once the "entire market" agrees prices have "undershot too far," Standard Chartered said. "That is likely to be a very low price," the firm said. Standard Chartered stressed that it believes the depressed prices are supported by overly negative market sentiment, not fundamentals. Crude is already cheap enough to balance the market in 2016 by causing a decline in non-OPEC supply from the U.S. and elsewhere, the firm said. "Prices are being moved almost entirely by financial flows," Standard Chartered wrote. Still, oil prices have little to fall back on these days. Not only is there an oversupply problem, but fears are rising that China's economy is slowing down more than feared. That means the country's once-insatiable energy appetite will drop. Even geopolitical flare-ups, once a guarantee to boost oil prices, aren't exciting the energy market. The recent tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran only seemed to reinforce the idea that OPEC is far too much turmoil to agree on an output cut that would stabilize prices. "The sources of short-term support are fairly limited," Standard Chartered wrote. Despite all the doom and gloom, most observers think oil will be on the rise soon enough. The consensus call is for oil prices to rise to $50 a barrel by July. In fact, Standard Chartered is more bullish, predicting a jump to nearly $65 by then. http://money.cnn.com/2016/01/13/investing/oil-prices-10-dollars-standard-chartered/index.html?iid=ob_homepage_NewsAndBuzz_pool&iid=obnetwork |
IF YOU’RE the type of person who needs technology to permeate almost every aspect of your life, then Samsung has just the thing for you. The show stealer of the technology giant’s CES press conference this week was undoubtedly the new Family Hub refrigerator. The fridge will come complete with sensors, cameras, smart capabilities and a huge touch screen display. It also takes a picture of what’s inside your fridge every time you close the door - meaning you’ll always be up to date on how much milk and bread you have left. You can remotely access the fridge’s cameras in real time from any location through your smartphone, and also use the Family Hub to order groceries online through the new “Groceries by MasterCard” smart fridge app. The 21.5-inch, 1080p display can also display family pictures and messages- bringing the age-old custom of magnetised photos into the future. And as if the fridge didn’t do enough already, it also comes equipped with technology to help track and monitor your family’s eating habits. The fridge is part of Samsung’s strategy to deliver so-called “life hacks” — mundane tasks that can be made more efficient through technology. Samsung unveiled a host of hi-tech gadgets and gizmos at CES Las Vegas, all of which are designed to help you “life hack” your way through 2016. The company, for example, also showcased the remote to end all remotes. It’s a smart remote capable of controlling your television, cable set-top boxes, gaming consoles, Blu-ray players and other media players. The remote will lead you to a specialised menu with full control capabilities when paired with a Samsung Smart TV. “No longer will you need to keep track of several revotes to control individual devices. All you need is one Samsung Smart TV,” said Chris Turkstra, vice president of Samsung’s customer experience lab.
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The dramatic crash in crude oil prices just got even more stunning. Oil plummeted below $30 a barrel on Tuesday for the first time since December 2003. The latest wave of selling leaves crude oil down 19% this year alone. It represents an incredible 72% plunge from crude oil's June 2014 peak of almost $108. "The fundamental situation for oil markets is much worse than previously thought," Barclays commodities analysts wrote in a client note. It's great news for American drivers. The average price of a gallon of gasoline fell below $1.97 this week, compared with $3.68 about 18 months ago, according to AAA. Here's why crude oil prices keep crashing lower: 1.) OPEC in complete disarray: Oil prices initially rallied on Tuesday after Nigeria's top oil official and the outgoing OPEC President Emmanuel Kachikwu told CNN the oil cartel is considering an emergency meeting. That fueled hopes of an output cut that countries like Nigeria have been begging OPEC leader Saudi Arabia for. However, officials from the United Arab Emirates quickly moved to downplay those hopes, saying the current strategy is working. The public back-and-forth between OPEC members highlights the deep fractures within OPEC that have diminished the already-low chances of the cartel cutting output. The recent outbreak of tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran did much of the same last week, helping to drive oil prices even lower. Barclays calls all of this the "complete breakdown of OPEC cohesion." 2.) China is spooking everyone: Worries about China's economy aren't just bad for the stock market. If China is truly slowing more than investors realized, that would mean it needs less oil to fuel its economy. That's a scary thought for those who were hoping oil would soon be on the upswing. "Just in the past week, strong fears of a hard landing in China have reemerged with a vengeance," Michael Wittner, global head of oil research at Societe Generale, wrote in a research report. 3.) Defiant U.S. oil production: While demand fears are on the rise, the oil crash has mostly been fueled by a massive supply glut. That excess supply was largely created by the American shale oil boom. U.S. oil production has not taken nearly the hit that many thought it would. The U.S. pumped an average of 9.35 million barrels per day in October, down just a bit from the April peak of 9.7 million, according to the government. That hurts oil prices because American production likely needs to come down to ease the supply glut. "The market has lost confidence that U.S. shale will decline quickly enough to perform its job this year of beginning the global rebalancing process," Wittner said. Related: $320 billion to disappear from oil budgets 4.) Iran is gearing up: The global oil market is bracing for Iran to deepen the supply glut by pumping lots more oil very soon. Iran is making progress in meeting its obligations to receive sanctions relief under its nuclear deal with the West. That potentially clears the way for Iran to return later this month or in February. It's a big mystery just how much oil Iran will be able to pump, but it's unlikely the country will back down despite the price crash. Even just a gradual increase in output can't help the oversupply problem. Related: OPEC is at war -- and it's sending shockwaves around the world 5.) U.S. dollar strength a risk: Crude oil trades in U.S. dollars. That means when the dollar gets stronger, oil gets more expensive for overseas buyers. That's why Morgan Stanley warned on Monday that the strong greenback could send oil plunging to $20 a barrel. While cheap oil is great for American consumers, it continues to contribute to the losses in the stock market. Shares of S&P 500 energy companies are already down 10% so far this year, while some like Marathon Oil (MRO) and Anadarko Petroleum (AEUA) have plunged over 20%. http://money.cnn.com/2016/01/12/investing/oil-prices-below-30/index.html cc:LalasticlaLa |
Breaking news out of Vienna, Austria. saw this on some australian site and thought I should share Progress at the OPEC 168th annual meeting screeched to a halt amid escalating chaos as member countries – Venezuela, Libya, Iran, and Nigeria – openly battle with Saudi Arabia over the cartel's future. Details are still coming in, but here's what we know so far: Oil prices have just hit a 7-year low, sliding below $36 per barrel for the first time since the 2009 global financial crisis… And the expert named Wall Street's #1 commodity trader predicts we could see the fall continue to $10 per barrel. Although OPEC blames an existing supply glut, a United States intelligence insider believes the real reason has been hidden until now... In fact, a shocking discovery has unlocked a massive supply of free fuel. Enough fuel to power the entire globe for 36,000 years. This fuel is so cheap, so abundant, and so easy to access, that Fortune 500 companies – including Google, Apple, and Facebook – are spending billions to get on board... At the same time, every major energy player on the planet is turning their back on oil in favor of this fuel. In fact, the U.S. Department of Defense invested $7 billion in a single day. And billionaires – Warren Buffett, George Soros, and Bill Gates – are dumping oil stocks in favor of this fuel. Make no mistake: This is the beginning of the end for Big Oil, OPEC, and even the Saudi Royals. This is happening now. Amazingly, the full story starts with simple grains of sand... http://moneymorning.com/ext/articles/new-fuel/the-end-of-big-oil-ob.php?iris=436001 Cc:LalasticlaLa, seun ![]()
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My 'Mediterranean' breakfast consisting of cabage,blanched lettuce, carrots,cucumber and apple. Pls how do I prepare d lettuce to get d best out of it?
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Sukkot where art thou ..when is the world ending ![]() |
MrPresident1:BUHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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This is to inform all Corp members absent during the nationwide compulsory headcount scheduled for the 22nd and 23rd of August, 2015 that they should report to the NDHQ on the last Friday of this month to verify with authentication their purpose of absentia otherwise face dismissal. Office of the DG...corps members take note |
buygala:same here bro.i have become insomniac cos of this phone. It keeps wowing me with every passing day.been using it since March last year.the only phone better than d note3 is d newly released note 5 and maybe d note4. .*winks* |
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