₦airaland Forum

heefeholuwah: if you read the article meticulously,you woulda see that the whole concept is to create a mechanical stress on the zinc oxide that can cause some sort of vibration...which in turn brings about some volts of electricity...the stress might not neccesarily come from you..I'm sure an evolved mind would have seen more to this article than ''SHOUTING''

Toks2008: Do you know i use to be so sad i was dark? Infact in my first year in school i was using an extreme toning cream to be on the fairer side until some chics walked up to me telling me to stop that they have been admiring my cplexion.

Now i know beyond all doubt hat black is beautiful. I am black and proud.

marcjoe: Bros u gat to root to rectify dis issue sha....d steps r quite easy na....

hariorh: Bros, na dis same ish make me root my own fone too.

acrossbee: Please I need help. I've spent close to 5k under 1month of using phantom A+ for data. How can I reduce it. Add me to the group on whatsapp 08062807062

marcjoe: Yeah...

marcjoe: Check page 156, the solution is there.....

marcjoe: Check page 156, the solution is there.....

dasparrow: Yes, being married has a lot of perks if you are an African man living in a patriarch driven African society but there are hardly any perks for the African woman living in Africa who unbeknownst to her just became a glorified housemaid and baby breeding machine the day she said 'I do.' Let's be sincere!

BMZK: The list is not complete without Louis Braille.

"Louis Braille ( 4 January 1809 – 6 January 1852) was the inventor of braille, a system of reading and writing used by people who are blind or visually impaired. As a small child, Braille was blinded in an accident; as a boy he developed a mastery over that blindness; and as a young man – still a student at school – he created a revolutionary form of communication that transcended blindness and transformed the lives of millions. After two centuries, the braille system remains an invaluable tool of learning and communication for the blind, and it has been adapted for languages worldwide"