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is it the same with some drugs. |
diligence can be rewarding. |
as this movie is unfolding,am not even sure if i didnt recieve from the loot. the implication is spreading like wild fire. |
and who said buhari was God. |
Sometimes,the two are used interchangeably,but grace is all-inclusive,it is the whole package and only exclusive to God . |
history being made. . knew its just a matter of time. the judiciary to the rescue. |
this is Very bizzare... speechless. |
ClassCaptain:how? see nothing wrong. they just having fun. |
the pdp lawmakers knew they'll have more to lose should this struggle continue. |
menix:and you've just succeeded in trivializing this serious issue rampaging the society. you deserve a medal as a sown tribalist. |
succinctly put...great speech coming from a supposed dullard. |
checked on the state code 02...ibadannn? |
crotonite:bringing back memories of Yogi bear |
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jinx broken... congrats guys. |
londongal03:for breaking in into your house? |
kai! This is the machine baba ebenezer used to barb our hair with in those days reavelling the ekusa on our head. Used to cry my eyeballs out under this tractor. |
Madamkilljoy:thoughtful. |
must have been so magical. |
tempted to say...good riddance. |
papindinho:not bad prof. lol @stalkers. |
Nice write-ups. Keep them coming. . Nairaland sure need a lifting. |
why not a shark. |
These are the world's most powerful passports A passport from a country on good diplomatic terms with its peers is a powerful tool, allowing holders to travel across borders with ease. Financial firm Arton Capital, which specializes in helping wealthy individuals obtain multiple citizenships, sometimes through immigrant investor programs, has put together a ranking of the world's most powerful passports. The ranking shows which passports give holders the most global mobility, based on how many countries can be visited without a visa, or by getting one upon arrival. Developed countries with advanced economies fare the best. Tied for first place are U.S. and U.K. passports, which give holders access to 147 countries. Passports from the world's most populous country, China, offer quick access to 74 countries. Indian passport holders aren't so lucky, with 59 easy destinations. A Russian passport provides 98 country options. Here are the top-ranked passports, followed by the number of countries they offer access to: U.S., U.K. (147 countries France, South Korea, Germany (145 Sweden, Italy (144 Denmark, Singapore, Finland, Japan, Luxembourg, Netherlands (143 Switzerland (142 And the bottom-ranked passports: Congo (Dem. Rep.), Yemen, Central African Republic, Kosovo (41 Equatorial Guinea, Bhutan, Comoros, Burundi (40 Somalia, Eritrea (39 Afghanistan, Djibouti, Iraq, Ethiopia, Nepal (38 South Sudan, Solomon Islands, Palestinian Territories, Sao Tome and Principe, Myanmar (28 http://www.cnnmoney.mobi/article?url=http%3A%2F%2Fmoney.cnn.com%2Fmobile%2Fjson%2F2015%2F04%2F17%2Fnews%2Fworlds-most-powerful-passports.json |
Timbuktu awaits you sir. |
moreeni:procreation shouldn't be the main reason for marriage but fellowship. Couples with such mindset gets easily frustrated when the kids are not forthcoming in their own time. |
Gbotun:when i see these guys driving in town with the bus i feel like spanking them. they move like the bus was invincible. withing a month or two the bus was already looking bad. just sad it had to end this way. |
having the notion that a guy that cheats during courtship would eventually change is a great risk that shouldn't be taken into marriage because they rarely do. |
PDP never dwell so much on gen. buhari's academic qualifications during the 2011 presidential election. It just shows how Jonathan and his circle are sweating in their pants this time around. how nervvy! |
we've become so terrible as humans. |
really don't know why it failed under google. |
Lenovo completes Motorola takeover after Google sale By Leo Kelion Technology desk editor 30 October 2014 From the section Technology Lenovo already had a successful handset division of its own ahead of the takeover Lenovo has completed its takeover of Google's Motorola Mobility division. The acquisition gives the Chinese firm control of the unit's Moto and Droid-branded handsets as well as its 3,500 employees, 2,800 of whom are based in the US. Lenovo said the deal made it the world's third bestselling smartphone-maker after Apple and Samsung. That knocks its country-mate Xiaomi back down into fourth spot, based on data from two market research reports. Lenovo stated that a total of 100 million mobile devices were on course to be shipped from its existing mobile phone business combined with that of Motorola's over the current fiscal year, which ends in March. Little overlap Motorola has found recent success with its "budget" Moto G models. The original version, released last year was the bestselling phone in the business's history. The Moto G smartphone has helped reinvigorate Motorola's 86-year- old brand More recently it has also entered the wearables sector with the Moto 360 smartwatch, and announced its first Nexus device - a 6in (15.2cm) "phablet" marketed by Google, which will be one of the first phones to offer the Android 5.0 operating system. Lenovo is the world's bestselling PC maker, a position it attained after the takeover of IBM's personal computer business in 2005. Its smartphones are already big sellers in Asia and the Middle East, but they have not been sold in North America and Western Europe. While Lenovo and Motorola handsets do compete for sales in India, there is little overlap elsewhere between the two divisions at this point. "We're now planning to introduce Motorola-branded products back into China," Aymar de Lencquesaing, Lenovo's president of Europe, the Middle East and Africa, told the BBC. Motorola announced the Nexus 6 shortly before the takeover was completed "But right now what we intend to do is leverage the stronger brand in each particular market. "For the most part, think of the developed mature world - that's going to be Motorola-driven. Emerging markets will be Lenovo-driven. "Some markets will overlap and over time nothing says that in any given market we couldn't have a dual brand strategy. But, let's put it this way, it's probably smarter for us right now to walk before we run." He ruled out cutting jobs at Motorola and confirmed that the division would remain headquartered in Chicago. 'Quality phones' Lenovo had previously stated that one of the reasons it bought the division for $2.9bn (£1.8bn) was to take advantage of Motorola's existing relationships with network operators in North America and Europe. One analyst said that this could offer a way to launch Lenovo- branded handsets in those regions if the company later decided to make the move. "Lenovo has proven it can manufacture quality phones and it is already well known as a PC brand in Europe and the US," said Ronan de Renesse from the telecoms consultancy Ovum. "So, it doesn't have the cheap aspect to its brand that some of the other Chinese manufacturers have to deal with." Motorola's brand has been updated to take account of the acquisition Mr de Lencquesaing added that a nearer-term advantage to the tie- up was that Motorola would benefit from his company's supply-line efficiencies. The takeover does not include Motorola Solutions, which makes communications equipment for utility and emergency workers. The two Motorola businesses formally split in 2011. Google paid $12.5bn to acquire Motorola Mobility in 2012. It said the key motivation for the deal was the firm's patents, which it is keeping hold of. http://m.bbc.com/news/technology-29833131
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