LOSKYXANDER: So I invested some time to learn film generation using artificial intelligence tools. I just created my first film inspired by the events surrounding the 2023 Niger Republic Coup. Everything you see in the film was AI generated, including the soundtracks. I hope to keep improving though.
Twob: It is tongue thrush. Buy antifungal drug and stop any antibiotic medicines. The antibiotic enhances the growth of yeast or fungal in the mouth.
Twob: It is tongue thrush. Buy antifungal drug and stop any antibiotic medicines. The antibiotic enhances the growth of yeast or fungal in the mouth.
Kabiyesi12: Good day my people, Please the the help of the Health professional as regards to this girls Tongue Geographic Pattern that keeps changing pattern and reoccurring everyday. Please, what to could have being the cause, what are effect of this and cure to it. Thanks for your prompt response. Kindly check the image
This first picture is Day 1 And second picture is Day 2 look at the different within 24 hours
Efna55: I got married to her a virgin and we never intend having babies early because I intend putting her in school, to cut the long story short she became pregnant and I was very sure about the natural methods I used, there were also many circumstances that made me think the baby may not be mine, the baby is few months old and I took her to do a secret DNA test while the mother went to school for some registrations, the diagnostic centre said without the mothers consent it cannot be done.. Pls advice..
Rapmoney: Some Grammatical Blunders You Should Avoid
We make some grammatical blunders everyday in our interactions with others. I once visited a private school and was disappointed that the instructors in the school were not laying a good foundation for sound grammar for the kids. Children are very sensitive to copying what they see or hear. Teachers in schools and parents at home should be mindful of this because kids copy a lot and are greatly prone to accept what they hear as correct.
Below are some grammatical blunders we should avoid while speaking, especially, to kids:
1) 'Stop matching me' (WRONG). Instead, say ' Stop stepping on me'. To 'match' means to walk with quick calculated steps in unison by a group of people, especially, in the military.
2) 'He is my junior brother' (WRONG). Instead, they 'He is my younger brother'.
3) 'On my way to Lagos, I'll branch my sister's house' (WRONG). Instead, say 'On my way to Lagos, I'll visit my sister or I'll go to my sister's house'. There's no verb as 'branch' in English which means the same thing intended by the speaker.
4) 'I saw your missed calls' (WRONG). Instead, say 'I missed your calls'. The calls were missed because you didn't pick or not disposed to do that.
5) 'He is drinking mineral' (WRONG). Instead, say 'He is drinking mineral water or soda'. Minerals are natural deposits, they are not foods or beverages.
6) 'My car is more better than yours' (WRONG). Instead, say 'My car is better than yours'. MORE and BETTER are both comparative adjectives. Two comparative adjectives are not used in same sentence.
7) 'On the long run' (WRONG). instead, say 'In the long run'.
8. 'Either Bisi or Ade are coming' (WRONG). Instead, say 'Either Bisi or Ade is coming'. There are two subjects in the sentence but only one person will be coming which makes it singular. Remember, 'IS' is a singular verb while 'ARE' is a plural verb.
9) 'Those are the men that caught the thieves' (WRONG). Instead, say 'Those are the men who caught the thieves. 'WHO' and 'THAT' are relative pronouns in this context. While 'who' is used for humans, 'that' is used for things and animals.
10) 'They are discussing about the weather' (WRONG). Instead, say 'They are discussing the weather.
The rest are more of Oral English, Phonics or Speech. That's speaking right.
11) OFTEN, LISTEN - Pronounce them without the letter 'T'. Such as 'ofen' and 'lisen'. 12) PERFECT - Pronounce it as 'pefekt' and not 'pafekt' 13) ATE (past tense of eat) - Pronounce it as 'et' not 'hate'. 14) MARKET, POCKET, BUCKET, ROCKET, etc - Pronounce them as 'markit', 'pockit', 'buckit' and 'rockit'. 15) BUS - It's pronounced correctly as 'bas'. 16) SUITE (in hotels) - Pronounce it as 'sweet' and not 'suit'. 17) EXAMPLE, EXAMINATION - Pronounce them as 'eexample' and 'eexamination' respectively. 18) MILD - Pronounce it as 'mald'. 19) NEEDED (past tense of need) - Pronounce it as 'needid'. 20) COME - Pronounce it as 'cam'.
For those taking IELTS, TOEFL and other English proficiency tests, you need to pay particular attention to the LISTENING SECTION. You may easily misunderstand the speaker if you don't pay attention to things you think do not matter.
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[/size][size=8pt]It is called 'sneakers' not 'Snickers'. The latter is the Chocolate. [size=8pt][/size]
Nollyzonenews: Nollywood actor and Rapper, Charles Okocha populary known as Igwe 2pac took to his Instagram to share some photos of himself rocking a snicker on Igbo Native outfit.
chloedogie: Hello guys, just as a way of being conservative, I do buy 1000 naira worth of units for my phcn prepaid meter which gives me 71 units. Going to the office I saw the unit read 4.7 units left. I logged into my buypower account and did my normal1000 naira of 71 units only to see just 17 units.
You most likely have a debt owed to AEDC and it's being deducted.
Thanks Greatnaija01. How much will the profit be investing in TB's as you have suggested? And why Bitcoin? I hear they have issues.
greatnaija01: PLS DO TREASURY BILLS for 3 months then use the profit to buy BITTCOIN and allow it grow... YOU WILL NEVER BE BROKE IN YOUR LIFE AGAIN.
START A SCHOOL WHERE U CAN LIVE IN A ROOM n PARLOUR with bathroom n toilet there for a start... as the school grows you will be able to buy a house soon.
I came into N10 million. I dont have a house but plan to own one. I have the option of buying a house or starting a school business in a rented property. What would you advise? Buy house or start school?
Home NEWS NEWS 2 Years After, FCT Minister Appoints Mandate Secs, Aides September 19, 201700
By Maimunat Moh’d, Abuja –
FCT minister, Malam Muhammad Musa Bello, has announced the appointment of mandate secretaries and political appointees into relevant positions Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA).
This is in keeping with his commitment to reposition the FCTA into a more robust and service-oriented administrative structure and enhancing its operational capability.
Those appointed secretaries included Adamu Abubakar Bappah – Area Council Services; Hon. Nzekwe Stanley Ifeanyichukwu – Agriculture and Rural Development; Senator Isa Maina – Education; Barr. Amanda Pam – Health and Human Services; Barr Muhammad B. Umar – General Counsel/Secretary Legal Services; Oladimeji Ali Hassan – Social Development; and Kayode Opeifa – Transportation.
The coordinators of Abuja Metropolitan Management Council and Satellite Town Development Department are Umar Shuaibu and Isiyaku Tanko Yamawo respectively while the MD Abuja Broadcasting Services is Ibrahim Damisa.
Similarly, the list of the various Political Aides include:
Mohammad Bashir Mai-Bornu – Chief of Staff; Dr Bala Mohammed Liman – Senior Special Assistant, Finance and Economic Matters; Olafusi Emmanuel Tosin Esq – Senior Special Assistant Legal and Multi-lateral Cooperation; and Abubakar Muh’d Abdullahi – Senior Special Assistant, ICT.
In the same vein the following Advisers on Community Relations have been appointed, they are Chika Alexander Nwatu, Abu Zarr Sulaiman Ribadu and Isa Dara Bwari.
The minister has stressed that the appointments are as provided by the relevant sections of the Federal Capital Territory (Establishment of Functionaries and Departments) and Ministry of Federal Capital Territory (Dissolution) Order No. 1, 2004 as modified.
They are also premised on the desire and commitment of the Administration to ensure quality service delivery, particularly social services to the teeming residents of the Federal Capital Territory.
The appointments take immediate effect, while arrangement for their swearing-in will be announced in due course.
I have a little problem and I need help, anytime I drop my android phone my younger once seems to browse through pornograhic sites, the delete the page but I always see it through the browser history.
Pls anyone who knows how I can block such sites on my android phone should help.
Online Etymology Dictionary. "breast," Old English titt "teat, nipple, breast" (a variant of teat). But the modern slang tits (plural), attested from 1928, seems to be a recent reinvention, used without awareness of the original form, from teat or from dialectal and nursery diminutive variant titties (pl.).
mezynaija: I bet 99.9% of people in Nigeria are guilty of this wrong pronunciation. As seen on Facebook, one Chuzzy Ezeikel, just corrected most of us. See what he shared below:
So its actually BRISKET BONE and not BISCUIT BONE like most of us call it! Chai... I bow my head in shame.
slex: I quickly Hotlisted my Account by sending an sms with the Hotlist format and after that i received a message that my Account has been hotlisted from GTB
Thanks. Learnt about Hotlisting from your misfortune.