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Xaos:
This is the kind of a woman that you would use as a blueprint to build an idiot. She no get sense at all.

Wiseandtrue:
Reno, haven't you heard

Buhari does not believe that forgery is corruption

How I wish there is a stronger word than "lifeless" right now

Razak5:
More than enough pointers

Hello.
Sorry this might a bit late.

>>>Run a full scan on your PC<<<
You'll definitely pick up something...If there is visible evidence that processes are running, chances are that your antivirus or firewall was not up to the task... So you'll have to uninstall it and install a new one. Then Scan your PC.

>>>Your Best Bet<<<

This will be a total clean up of your hard drive.
Remember, your antivirus can only do so much in terms of protection let alone dealing with the malware it self.

Now you'll back your files in a safe external disk (If you can live without those files, then fine)

The re-install the OS freshly by wiping all partitions first.

After you're done installing the OS, Install antivirus(preferably a paid version), then run the antivirus program before inserting the storage where you copied your files into. Now you move your files.


*Cheers*

ptoall1000:
Born abroad, school abroad, wed abroad, all on Tax payers fund.

unclesoyo:
Ade Giwa, the father of an Ordinary National Diploma student at the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Richard Giwa, has accused his son of stealing the severance pay given to him by the last firm he worked for.

The father said Richard allegedly transferred the money into his bank account.

Punch Metro reports that the 22-year-old transferred the sum of N135,000 from the account through his father’s phone.

The father said he was charging his phone in the sitting room when Richard sneaked in and took it.

He said,

“Richard has done this criminal act before. He looks so gentle that when you see him, you will think he cannot commit such an act.

“The company I was working for was shut down in April 2017. We thought we would be called back, only for me to get a retirement letter in December 2017.

“In March, my boss sent N140,000 to me as part payment of my severance pay. Richard came home, saw the alert, gradually transferred N135,000 from the account and fled the house.

“I was shocked when I saw the balance in my account. So, I went to my bank and it was there that I was asked who Richard Giwa was and I said he is my son. My account statement was printed for me and I saw the transfer. I went to his mother’s house in Amikanle, but I was told that he was nowhere to be found.”

The 65-year-old, who noted that he regularly gave Richard money for upkeep, said he did not know the reason why he would steal from him.

He said the mother claimed not to know anything about the theft, adding that Richard threatened to deal with him if he did not leave his mother out of the matter.

Ade said when he reported the matter at the Alagolo Police Division, the police refused to arrest the mother, saying it was against the law to arrest a non-offender.

He lamented that he had nothing left and had been borrowing money from people to survive.

When Richard was contacted, he admitted to transferring the money, saying he used it to complete his school project.

The 22-year-old, however, claimed that he and his mother were neglected by his father.

He said,

“At first, I thought my father did not have money to take care of us. But later, I discovered that he just did not want to take care of us. He is always saying that I am not his son.

“My father is not computer literate; his phone is always with me. I realise that whenever he goes out, I will receive a debit alert on his phone. I told my mum that my dad had been withdrawing money; he just did not want to give us, but my mum said I should leave him alone.

“There was a day he went out and a debit alert message popped up on his phone and a friend said he saw him eating in a restaurant. He is not concerned about our wellbeing.

“Someone called me from school that I had to pay all the fees I owed and I asked my father for money. He said he did not have; it was my final year in school. I asked my mum, she had nothing to offer.

“Since I don’t want to have an extra year, I transferred N100,000 to pay for my school project and other fees. If I actually want to take his money, I will transfer everything and he will not see me again.”

Richard said his father did not notice that he transferred the money till after three months when he went to check his account balance in the bank.

He added that when his father confronted him about the money, he admitted to transferring it, adding that he told his father that he would pay back the money whenever he got a job.

The Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, CSP Chike Oti, said the matter was reported to the police.

He said, “It is true that the matter was reported at the Alagolo Police Station; it is under investigation.”

https://lailasnews.com/dad-is-very-stingy-mapoly-undergraduate-who-stole-dads-severance-pay/

Mcy56:
It's your type that will almost hit pedestrians when crossing once you set your eyes on the 'commotion'.
Na joke o.

Wiseandtrue:
Fashola is a technocrat!

We would love him more if he does not dabble into dirty politics

One love!

FarahAideed:
Only a fool will attempt to denounce that fact... The report was even generous to place Lagos 3rd worst because if looked at deeper Lagos is even worse than Dhaka and Damascus pound for pound ... Lagos is a city of 20 million inhabitants with no single access to public potable water ( just imagine ) , very poor access to electricity, one police man to 1500 people ( this makes Lagos the most under policed city in the world) , 70 percent of the population still live on unplanned mud pans and swamps like reptiles , 60 percent of Lagosians have no access to toilet and poo in dugout holes of polythene bags ( shot put), 70 percent of the available roads in Lagos are either underdeveloped or in some rumbly state ... the truth is that Lagos needs a special intervention status from the Federal govt of it will ever grow to be the Eko Miami we all dream of

Dubembiafra:
But he doesn't play well

Maxymilliano:
Ram scarcity ke when traders in Kano are lamenting over low patronage due to high cost of ram


https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/leadership.ng/2018/08/18/traders-decry-low-patronage-ahead-of-sallah/amp/

aonag:
this looks like a koala.. maybe african version

Heartbender:
Her uncle lives in a vagina? I'm done reading

Oluhills007:
Xvideos nko.....let these ranking people be deceiving themselves

kingxsamz:
what's making her shed crocodile tears?
could it be that she never expected it or what?
If my girl does this when I propose, I'll just stand up and leave, and that would be the end of the relationship.

Merimental:
dat yeye Football prediction App wey 3 out of 6 games dey always cut..