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Charmingrascal:Who ask you for your tribe? make your point and move on. |
Fahdiga:You're quoting your fellow shukudi. |
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Aug28th:Nope! Kwara State is in North West. |
Copied Today, Table toppers Manchester united will be facing 3rd position injury stricken Liverpool. The Zebras will be entering this fixture as favorites as they have a lot of momentum. With the maestro Pogba and potential player of the season, a beast Bruno Fernandez bossing up their midfield, it strikes fear into you. You now have an extremely solid defense as well as big hearted and extremely skilled strikers like Rashford and an experienced legend Edison cavani. You can only pray for Liverpool at this point.. With these points in mind, my unbiased prediction. Ft Liverpool 4 Manchester united 0 |
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Update scoreline now.. It seems the mod is a Chelsea fan. Sorry ooo the full time score is 5-0 just letting you know. If you like don't update the score line. |
Temptee101:What sincerity? it seems you're new here.. That guy is ibo through and through just hiding behind that moniker. |
It was back in 2017 when Tolu Olowofoyeku, Hamid Ibrahim, and Fikayo Adeola, friends from Nigeria and Uganda, established Kugali as pan-African creative company. The comic book collection they came up with was born out of a desire to tell modern African stories—now it’s set to reach a much wider global audience than they could have hoped with a comic book. Now Disney has announced Kugali’s science fiction series Iwájú will debut globally in 2022 on Disney+ fast-growing streaming service. Iwájú, a name that loosely translates to “the future” in Yoruba, a language spoken in West Africa, is set in Lagos and will explore a number of thematic concerns from class and innocence to challenging the status quo. The creators see it as an opportunity for Disney to tell a modern and authentic African story to the world using the entertainment behemoth’s animation and distribution prowess. “Their talents blew us away. I’m proud to announce the first of its kind collaboration to bring original long for series to Disney+,” Disney Animation studios’ chief creative officer, Jennifer Lee, said of Kugali while speaking at Disney’s investor day this week. Disney used the investor day to unveil several major announcements extensions to its storied franchises including Star Wars and for its Marvel characters. The world’s largest entertainment company has been under pressure to expand and boost its range of content as it doubles down with its Disney + platform to compete in the so-called streaming wars with Netflix and more recently HBO in the US and globally. Disney+ has grown rapidly since debuting in November 2019 and now has 86 million subscribers globally, compared with Netflix’s near 200 million subscribers as of the third quarter, built over 13 years. Disney projects it will have 230 million to 260 million subscribers by the end of its fiscal year 2024 which is a huge jump from its initial projections in 2019 of 60 million to 90 million subscribers. While Disney has had huge success with Africa-influenced tentpoles including Marvel’s Black Panther and Lion King it has no established track record of working with African creatives but it has started to move in that direction. In September, Disney Studios collaborated with Nigeria’s cinema chain FilmOne Entertainment to distribute Disney-owned films in English-speaking West Africa. Netflix, which is much further along in working with African creatives in Nigeria’s Nollywood and South Africa’s TV and film industry, has become increasingly influential on the continent as it rolls out original shows produced by local talent, producers and executives including Queen Sonoand Blood and Water and movies including Lionheart. Africa’s animation film sector is growing rapidly with young talented animators and local collaborators create new, mostly short, features. This month saw the unveiling of Nigeria’s first animated full-lenght feature film titled Lady Buckit and the Motley Mopsters. Last year, Netflix revealed it had partnered with Cape Town-based animation studios Triggerfish for a new series called Mama K’s Team 4, the story of an all girl-team of African spies, who also happen to be four normal Zambian teens by day. https://qz.com/africa/1945435/disney-ups-african-sci-fi-animation-with-nigerian-ugandan-studio/amp/?__twitter_impression=true |
The Founder and Executive Chairman of Econet Global Limited, Strive Masiyiwa has disclosed that Africa Data Centre has commenced the construction of what it says will be Nigeria’s biggest Data Centre. The London-based Zimbabwean billionaire who asserted that a pandemic can’t stop the next phase of technology in Africa made this disclosure in an official pronouncement which he made public via his official Facebook account. He disclosed that the group had acquired a 5-acre piece of land in Lagos, where the facility, one of the largest buildings in the city would be constructed. The centre which he called the ADC Atlantic, is a $100 million investment in the Nigerian economy. He added that in Data Centre terms, the facility will be the single largest Data Centre in Africa outside South Africa. According to information which Nairametrics has gathered, architects and engineers have been working at the facility for months. However, the contractors are yet to commence work fully. Why this matters The facility will make it possible for Nigerians to get more Cloud services cheaply. It will drive investment into Nigeria, and help create thousands of hi-tech jobs, and drive the demand for technology-driven experts in Nigeria. However, this is a big win for the country as having data centres locally result in lower latency for end-users, since they are physically closer to the data as well. In this regard, the presence of a data centre in the country will optimize computer network, as this will enable end-users to process a very high volume of data messages with minimal delay (latency). This will also facilitate the quick execution of operations that require near-real-time access to rapidly changing data. https://nairametrics.com/2020/12/12/econet-moves-back-to-nigeria-with-100-million-data-centre-facility/ |
Taye4j:It doesn't look like the one in Uyo it is the one in Uyo.... I no get strength to dey argue. |
Taye4j:Why will I think is Lagos? That is my home state and I'm familiar with it and follow development going on there. I do visit a lot too. |
Philipponzaghi:That bridge is actually in Uyo.... but so far all the other pictures are Abeokuta. |
Weedhustler:They use head to head not goal difference. only the premier league still uses goals difference. |
Angelfrost:head to head won't work in favour of Leipzig because a draw simply means that they are out, that is if man u gets a draw today. |
Angelfrost:Not until Leipzig get their revenge on the final day. |
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Ikillbrokehoes:Scuba Lagos is a club who trains those who are interested in scuba diving and it was started by two Nigerian guys. You won't find them on any beach around Lagos became they have a their office at Lagos boat club.. Try and visit. |
Ikillbrokehoes:Scuba Lagos is a club who trains those who are interested in scuba diving and it was started by two Nigerian guys. You won't find them on any beach around Lagos became they have a base at Lagos boat club.. Try and visit. |
Ikillbrokehoes:Confirm it and check who are the majority of their members. |
Ikillbrokehoes:Google scuba Lagos and cure your ignorance man. |
femmyapson:You're still frustrated.... Oponu Ayirada |
femmyapson:Take it easy man.. He is not responsible for your frustration. |
Your terminal leave start immediately you receive your certificate. |
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“This is so shameful,” Singer Patoranking, reacts to a billboard asking singers Phyno and Flavour to go to their states, allegedly placed by an Enugu govt official.
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junketer:Sorry Buhari has ear problem. He can't hear Nigerians. |
Easy to comprehend
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This is how it happened.
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