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28k Best price ever for a very clean phone... Call me or reach me on whatsapp |
You can simply join by marking register and dropping a few comment about anything |
Its not easy to be born on the same date our great nation was decleared independent from the colonial masters. Please if today is your birthday,as we celebrate as a nation join me lets also celebrate ourselves here on nairaland. ![]() |
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yuncka: Its good is a joke, if not Johnathan for giv am 'Go and die treatment' stinggy: LUna no go kill person with laughter |
Lets face the fact.. Buhari can never win Atiku in any primaries (whether modified or general). Atiku has the cash and knows how to reach anyone through the back door. Buhari on the other hand is too decent and direct. And as we all know, this is Nigeria. In polities, if u don't play dirty , express go leave you. This is what Buhari is trying to avoid. On the other hand Atiku (raised to power 10) can not win GEJ's driver, talkless of the boss himself. Ask me why..... I go tell u |
This picture just made my day. |
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Very clean phone. Call me now 08033734616 |
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I have a clean uk used (pebble blue) Samsung Galaxy S3, to sell or swap with a Samsung tab or ipad. Any deal? 08033734616
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Very clean Uk used Samsung Galaxy S3 for sale. The phone has been unlocked and its in perfect shape both physically and functionally. Colour..... Pebble Blue Price 28k Location.... Benin city and environs Note..... Phone only, no earpiece or charger Call or whatsapp me on 08033734616 |
It finally worked. Thanks for your contributions nani667: Try setting it up with a WiFi connection |
Sahara reporters in defence of bokoharam since 352BC |
nani667: Lol... The 4G you see is actually 3G sir... Thats how it is on branded devices..whenever the device is in a 3G coverage Area it's 4G that's shown.... It switches between Edge and 4G...,but the 4G Is actually 3G... No network operator has 4G network in Nigeria.....No wahala, but how come my is my bbm not installing, even with the 3G? |
UchihaItachi: 4G in Nigeria? Where exactly please?Oluku area in Benin city. its there on my screen shot. Whether na fake 4G I no know o. But it switches btw Edge and 4G.
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UchihaItachi: have you tried setting it up with 3g network? Cos what is see in that screenshot is edgeYa, what I have now is even 4G
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The phone is not cloned, its original samsung. And yes, I downloaded the bbm from the playworld which came with the phone |
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Where is ur shop? |
My mansion is on the way. Don't beef me, its the light of God upon my life. |
This na serious JAMB question. Now lets see if there will be anything. I will be glad to know. |
ElFenomeno1: What is it?! What do you mean?!where are you from? It's clear you are either not a Nigeria or you aren't based here. |
Trippledots: Are you on a budget? will like to have a mini solar setup to power an emergency backup light bulb, run a table fan for 24/7 (useful for babies that cry alot due to heat when there is power outage), charge a laptop, charge phones and mobile devices, intermitent tv use (e.g to watch news or football matches)?08033734616 |
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WINNIPEG Manitoba (Reuters) - Canada will donate a small quantity of an experimental Ebola vaccine developed in its government lab to the World Health Organization for use in Africa, the country's health minister said on Tuesday. The decision to donate the vaccine came after the WHO said on Tuesday that it was ethical to offer untested drugs to people infected by the virus. The Canadian government will donate between 800 to 1,000 doses of the vaccine, with the final number given dependent on how much Canada holds back for research and clinical trials. The government will also keep a small supply in case it is needed domestically. Health Minister Rona Ambrose said she offered the vaccine to Dr. Margaret Chan, director general of the WHO. The U.S. is also working on a vaccine and the WHO and governments involved were discussing possible use in Africa, Dr. Greg Taylor, deputy chief public health officer of the Public Health Agency of Canada told Reuters in an interview ahead of the Canadian announcement. Canada only has about 1,500 animal doses of the vaccine, which it invented a few years ago, and would need four to six months to make a large quantity, he said. The government's vaccine is separate from the treatment being developed by Canada's Tekmira Pharmaceuticals Corp. "We see this as a global resource, something we need to put on the global table to say ... how can we make best use of this asset? "We're looking to do that as fast as we can,” Taylor said, speaking from Ottawa. The Ebola outbreak is the world's largest and deadliest. So far, 1,013 people have died, the vast majority in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. The Canadian vaccine, which the agency licensed for commercialization to U.S. firm BioProtection Systems, a unit of Newlink Genetics, has proven effective in animals but has never been tested in humans, Taylor said. Last week, Iowa-based NewLink said that BioProtection had a contract with the U.S. Department of Defense for studies to bring the Canadian Ebola vaccine closer to human testing. “We’ve been trying to figure out how we can make a contribution in the fight against this disease and get our vaccine into the clinic,” Brian Wiley, NewLink vice-president of business development, told Reuters on Tuesday. “A large amount of work still needs to be done, but when there is a dire need the powers that be move at a quicker pace." Canada's Taylor did not specify which of several U.S. vaccines in development he was referring to that may be used in Africa along with the Canadian vaccine. Profectus BioSciences of Tarrytown, New York, has tested its Ebola vaccine in monkeys with good results, its chief science officer John Eldridge said on Tuesday. Still, deciding whether to use an experimental drug on humans is "very difficult," Taylor said. "You really don't know how safe it is, you don’t know what the side effects are going to be. But in this extraordinary circumstance in Africa right now, we’re trying to do everything we can to assist." The first doses in Africa would likely be available to health care workers, Taylor said. The Public Health Agency of Canada was also involved in the development of ZMapp, an experimental Ebola treatment licensed by U.S. firm Mapp Biopharmaceutical that has been used to treat two infected American aid workers. Liberia said on Tuesday it will get Mapp's drug to treat two doctors. |
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