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If you tell her, she would ask who sent it to u. If u don't tell her who did, u r in trouble. You u tell her who did, u r in a bigger trouble. If u also tell her, she 'll lose her self confidence in that neighbourhood and anything can happen e.g. kill herself.
So just delete it n lock up.

ivolt:
If the "female folks" are accusing only you of rape, then you should be locked
up already because they can't all be wrong.
As for this guy, only one girl accused him, so his case is still pending.

maybe you should think twice before responding to logical comments.

Good point. Unless someone rises and defends himself, the female folks are hell bent of bringing down the male folks with false allegation of rape knowing that the public will quickly jump in to defend them.

Pulling a Drake stunt. Wehdone sir

NwaChibuzor:
Of all meat i've tasted in this life, monkey is the sweetest then goat then parrot then grass cutter then antelope then python then guinea fowl then bat then squirrel then gorrilla

later you will now come on Nairaland begging for funds for remove the lumps in ur colon and rectum as ur mouth for chop anything even a dead vulture...ok. we are waiting.

A teenage girl has tragically died after her faulty iPhone charger cable electrocuted her in her sleep.

Police in the Hoan Kiem district of Vietnamese capital Hanoi said they found the burnt white cable on the 14-year-old’s bed and believe a slight tear in the rubber casing may have revealed the live wires inside.

The schoolgirl, named in reports as Le Thi Xoan, was found unconscious by her parents and rushed to a local hospital.

However, doctors were unable to revive her and pronounced her dead, while medics also confirmed electrocution as the cause of death.

According to investigators, the police believe the girl had plugged her Apple device into charge and laid the iPhone 6 on her bed like she did every night.

They said the teenager likely rolled onto the iPhone’s charging cable, which had tears in it and electrocuted her with the current.

The charging cable is being inspected but the authorities said they are yet to determine whether it was the original Apple wire or a third-party device.

In a picture showing the burnt accessory, it appears to be shorter than Apple’s original 20-inch charging cable.

See-through tape had also been wrapped around the front of the cable, suggesting that the victim may have been aware of the wear and tear but decided to continue using it regardless

Source: Yahoo News, https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/teenage-girl-14-dies-electrocuted-sleep-faulty-iphone-charging-cable-155429850.html

ifyan:
Most Nation that went down and those that went up is due to population growth.

No wonder most European nations are in need of immigrants worker from 3rd world nations.

True. Most European nations are embarking on manufacturing and they need people especially from the 3rd world for that. Nigeria has population so hopefully we can convert the quantity to quality...and of course, population is needed for retail economies.

Hello Guys,

This is one of those moments we are proud as Nigerians making positive waves on the global stage. Iyinoluwa Aboyeji was name on Forbes 30under30 class of 2018. He is the founder of Flutterwave, a global payment firm.

Just so you don't think this guy is/was American based, this is a proper Nigerian dude, studied in Canada and started his start-up activities in Waterloo, Canada at an incubation hub called the Velocity Garage where I was also an intern at the time. Check out his profile below

Iyinoluwa Aboyeji cofounded two successful startups in Africa before launching Flutterwave in 2017. With $15.7 million in funding, the payments company is empowering Pan-African merchants to execute business on global scale, processing $1.2 billion in transactions so far. Aboyeji’s previous startup Andela, gained attention when the venture received $24 million in funding from Mark Zuckerberg.

https://www.forbes.com/30-under-30/2018/enterprise-technology/#6ba4d625551c

Flutterwave site: https://www.flutterwave.com/

Future powerhouse economies
Wonder which major industrialized countries will be richer or poorer 33 years from now? Accountancy firm PwC has released a report outlining growth forecasts to 2050 for 32 of the largest economies in the world. We count down where it says these countries will be in 2050 from 32 to 1 based on GDP at Purchasing Power Parity (PPP), which allows for a more accurate measure of what countries will be producing.

32. Netherlands (2016 ranking: 26)
Advanced Western European economies slip down the rankings from 26th in 2016 to 32nd by 2050 as a result of stagnant productivity growth, an ageing population and a slowing birth rate.

31. Colombia (2016 ranking: 30)
A steadily expanding population coupled with moderate economic growth should stand the Colombian economy in good stead over the next 33 years.

30. Poland (2016 ranking: 30)
While Poland’s GDP growth is expected to be healthy at 4.5% a year on average, a decreasing population may take the edge off the growing economy to maintain the same ranking at 30th by 2050.

29. Argentina (2016 ranking: 25)
Slipping down from 25th to 29th place, Argentina should experience a moderate population boost and its economy should grow steadily over the next 33 years, but in relation to other countries in Latin America and elsewhere, the growth is likely to be more modest, hence the fall.

28. Australia (2016 ranking: 19)
Australia risks dropping a staggering nine places by 2050, falling from the 19th to the 28th largest economy in the world by 2050. The likely culprit? An undiversified economy that is heavily reliant on the mining of limited fossil fuels.

27 South Africa (2016 ranking: 29)
South Africa's population is projected to increase by around 0.5% annually until 2050 and long-term sustained economic growth is on the cards for the country. Unsurprisingly, South Africa is expected to rise from the world's 29th largest economy in 2016, to the 27th by 2050.

26. Spain (2016 ranking: 16)
The heaviest fall down the rankings, Spain is projected to plummet from 16th most powerful economy in 2016 to 26th in 2050. Analysts put this down to a large decline in the working age population rather than lackluster economic performance.

25. Thailand (2016 ranking: 20)
Like many emerging economies, Thailand is racing ahead. The Thai economy is expected to be the 25th largest in the world by 2050. Economic growth forecasts are buoyant for the coming decades despite negative population growth.

24. Malaysia (2016 ranking: 27)
Mirroring the nation next door – Thailand, Malaysia should experience impressive GDP growth over the next 33 years, landing the country in 24th place by 2050

23. Bangladesh (2016 ranking: 31)
Another impressive rise in the rankings, Bangladesh is forecast to have the world's 23rd biggest economy in 2050, up from the 31st in 2016. This growth is nevertheless dependent on the government enacting economic reform and improvements to the country's education system.

22. Canada (2016 ranking: 17)
Joining other faltering advanced economies in the West, Canada is likely to slip five places down the rankings by 2050, a likely result of slowing demographics and unimpressive economic growth.

21. Italy (2016 ranking: 12)
Italy has a similar albeit more serious problem. Struggling with an ageing population and mediocre economic performance, the European country is also projected to drop out of the Top 20, down from the 12th largest economy in the world in 2016, to the 21st in 2050.

20. Vietnam (2016 ranking: 32)
Out of all 32 countries analyzed, Vietnam is poised to be the highest mover. Its economy is projected to be the 20th biggest in the world in 2050, up a massive 12 places compared to 2016. This explosive growth will be reliant on economic and educational reforms.

19. Philippines (2016 ranking: 28)
The Philippines is forecast to have the world's 19th largest economy in 2050. Although the country's economic performance is expected to be robust, strong population growth will be the main driver

18. South Korea (2016 ranking: 13)
Another victim of slowing demographics, South Korea is set to experience one of the largest declines in working age population out of the 32 countries featured in the report. Consequently, the country's economy is forecast to be the 18th largest in the world by 2050, down five places compared to 2016

17. Iran (2016 ranking: 18)
Iran's population is projected to grow 0.4%/yr in the years up to 2050 but its economy should experience average GDP growth of 5.5%, pushing it up one place in the ranking to the 18th by 2050.

16. Pakistan (2016 ranking: 24)
Along with Egypt, Pakistan is forecast to experience the fastest population growth of any country featured in the report, averaging 1.4% a year. These shifting demographics should help push the economy into 16th place by 2050, up from 24th in 2016.

15. Egypt (2016 ranking: 21)
Egypt's speedy population growth rate of 1.4% a year and average annual GDP growth rate of 6.6% should significantly boost the country's financial fortunes in the coming years. By 2050, Egypt is projected to be the 15th largest economy on the planet, up from the 21st in 2016.

14. Nigeria (2016 ranking: 22)
The 3rd highest mover, Nigeria boasts the fastest growing economy in Africa. The country is projected to rise 8 places to become the world's 14th largest economy by 2050, though Nigeria will have to diversify its economy, shore up its infrastructure and tackle corruption in order to get there.

13. Saudi Arabia (2016 ranking: 15)
The Saudi Government is currently making bold and ambitious economic diversification plans, hence its annual growth is expected to average a dynamic 5.1%, to move from 15th largest economy in the world in 2016 to the 13th largest by 2050.

12. France (2016 ranking: 10)
France is projected to drop 2 places, from the world's 12th most powerful economy in 2016 to the 10th in 2050. France's working age population is projected to be remain flat, hence the modest drop.

11. Turkey (2016 ranking: 14)
Emerging economies, particularly powerful E7 nations like Turkey, stand to perform the best over the next 33 years, moving from 14th in 2016 to 11th in 2050 due to strong population and GDP growth.

10. United Kingdom (2016 ranking: 9)
Though PwC expects Brexit to chill the UK economy in the medium-term, the country's long-term forecast is pretty good. The UK is expected to fall only one place down the rankings by 2050, saved by its growing working age population and steady economic growth.

9. Germany (2016 ranking: 5)
Germany’s economy is expected to shrink from the world's 5th largest in 2016 to the 9th largest by 2050 due to slow economic growth (ave. 1.7%/yr) and a declining working age population, despite the recent influx of migrant.

8. Japan (2016 ranking: 4)
The former Asian powerhouse is expected to post the slowest economic growth of all the 32 countries in this analysis at a paltry average of 1.1% a year with a 0.5%/yr declining population.

7. Mexico (2016 ranking: 11)
Whether President Trump builds his wall or not, the Mexican economy is projected to grow from being the world's 11th largest in 2016 to the 7th by 2050 due to steady population and GDP growth.

6. Russia (2016 ranking: 6)
Russia is forecast to remain the world's sixth largest economy. A disappointing projection for an E7 nation, Russia's declining population and slower than anticipated GDP performance are expected to hold back the country's economy over the next 33 years.

5. Brazil (2016 ranking: 7)
Brazil's economy is growing steadily but it lacks the explosive growth of other E7 economies. Brazil is expected to move from the world's 7th largest economy to the 5th biggest by 2050.

4. Indonesia (2016 ranking:
A major player by 2050, Indonesia is expected to boast the world's fourth largest economy by the middle of the century, up from the eighth most powerful in 2016.

3. United States (2016 ranking: 2)
The mighty US is set to drop one place from the 2nd biggest economy in the world in 2016 to the planet's third largest by 2050 due to relatively slow population and annual GDP growth.

2. India (2016 ranking: 3)
India steps into America's spot by 2050, up from the third to the second largest economy in the world. At 7.7% a year, the country is projected to have a massive GDP growth rate.

1. China (2016 ranking: 1)
China is expected to hold on to the number one spot. In 2050, the Asian giant is forecast to have the largest economy on the planet. With an ageing population and an annual GDP growth rate averaging just 4.4%.

Report created by PwC
Report revised by Delors for Nairaland

http://www.msn.com/en-ca/money/news/decline-of-the-west-these-countries-will-rule-the-world-in-2050/ss-AAmYEDm?ocid=ientp#image=31

Did anyone notice that this man's age is not in the article? Nor are the years of shopping and service...crooked.

Lol. Or ur mom?

Pls celebs, all these fair skinned half-caste ladies are just business women. They have no intention of staying with u...they are all about the money...they 'll fu,;?k yes but they have morning after pills...the puna doesn't read meter...they can afford to f*&^/k u till Jesus comes, but they are not here to stay with u. They are all about their business.

sleemoon:
Naija girls with small boobs, please don't bath with Dettol or any other Medicated Soap. It may wipe your boobs away thinking its pimples������

lol...see comment o

So it's true that all that glitter is not gold. Get well brother man

INTEGRITYA1:
Hello Nairalanders, it obvious that apart from those in Academics and some professionals like Doctors, Engineers and some few others.
Most likely, there is no significant relationship between ones course of sturdy and ones career path after graduation, to the extent that most people hardly revisit their core course while on campus and consequently they might not even remember to define their course of sturdy.

Let see if at all, we are still in tune with our respective courses.

Your course of sturdy then define it.

how can you define yours when you keep writing "Sturdy" instead of "study". You better go back to school.

Nbote:
Maybe dey are still up to something lol.. D only artistes in Mavin's are Tiwa and Reakado, d rest are make-up artistes

Lol...mehn this is salvage!

You probably used words that sounded insurordinating. If you used words or exoressions like 'embarrassing, 'urgently', 'why the delay?', then u overstepped if u sent that to ur superiors. You can't defend it. Emails could misrepresent in so many ways.

Anyways, it's a learning one for u. Always think twice and re read your emails (even if it is just 'thanks') before hitting the send button.

Way forward, call him and apologize in a friendly manner to show your innocence. And after u guys turn it to a friendly conversation and apologies accepted kind of thing, tell him u would send another email to apologize and clarify your previous email. See his reaction.

Good luck.

Lol

Ok. This man is tinting your brains. He doesn't have the moral authority to ask these questions. Has he answered his role in the Ekitigate scandal in which he was caught redhanded rigging the votes? Man...this is so f...kd up

Mehn u have committed one of the worst atrocities of all time. You aided the guy to spread the virus. That's so wicked. Inhuman. Insensitive.

Your mom (if shes syill alive) will get banged by ur diseased friend, then yiur dad will graciously receive it from ur mom. He will bang your sisters too. Your cousins. Your nieces. Your girlfriend or fiancee...and ultimately you will become a carrier in no time.

No no dont say you reject it (in Jesus name) because this is neither a prayer nor a curse...it is merely your portion.

Omo ale jatijati.

But y does this guy look deformed? Like head is 45% of his body...

Ok. Who snapped them? Shey the inmate get phone wey w take snap ni abi na the warder's phone because ayam not understanding..

Efetommy!

Tonnierichy:
Happy convocation to me

Where is that girl in the second picture? The first one with very cute face? Connevt us na

This can only be in Ghana. The bread-brains. Totally disgusting

so i wld b using dis opportunity to leave a suicide note b4 i commit suicide.goodbye 2 my 2 wives DALE917 and seunmohmoh i would still be stalking u,and please dont marry slayer2 or arleck. to shycypher(should hav been vaseline crew boss by now) to lala247(you wee not kill us with that ur thang),to desola1(that comes online one eternity later),to ednited (mrs ethiopia she could murder u if u spell ethopia *goddamit* ethiopia the wrong way . to BisQuit the wicked jr thread producer to smoochCN and his photography diary ,to my cat (supervillian),to nasty c ,to homer simpson .
*drops pen abi keyboard ni*.
*takes ota pia pia*
*holds stomach*
PEACCCE

*backslides outta thread*
wait shout to my crush i promise to change for good and her friend who is also my crush.
and to any1 reading dis .
*dusts my twitter, reddit and quora account*
shit bout to get real.
PS

am only deactivating and no i didnt play blue whale

pls na like play these things dey take happen o...abeg no commit suicide o.

DANDeGENERAL:
sir before you continue go back to MSN and confirm the writer

You might as well let us know the author.

DANDeGENERAL:
people’s

All it takes is a single tweet or text for some people to reveal their poor grasp of the English language.Homophones — words that sound alike but are spelled differently — can be particularly pesky.Regardless, you should never choose incorrectly in these nine situations:

1. ‘YOUR’ VS. ‘YOU’RE’“Your” is a possessive pronoun, while “you’re” is a contraction of “you are.”Example 1: You’re pretty.Example 2: Give me some of your whiskey.

2. ‘IT’S’ VS. ‘ITS’Normally, an apostrophe symbolizes possession, as in, “I took the dog’s bone.” But because apostrophes also replace omitted letters — as in “don’t” — the “it’s” vs. “its” decision gets complicated.Use “its” as the possessive pronoun and “it’s” for the shortened version of “it is.”Example 1: The dog chewed on its bone.Example 2: It’s raining

3. ‘THEN’ VS. ‘THAN’“Then” conveys time, while “than” is used for comparison.Example 1: We left the party and then went home.Example 2: We would rather go home than stay at the party.

4. ‘THERE’ VS. ‘THEY’RE’ VS. ‘THEIR’“There” is a location. “Their” is a possessive pronoun. And “they’re” is a contraction of “they are.”Use them wisely.

5. ‘WE’RE’ VS. ‘WERE’“We’re” is a contraction of “we are” and “were” is the past tense of “are.”

6. ‘AFFECT’ VS. ‘EFFECT’“Affect” is a verb and “effect” is a noun.There are, however, rare exceptions. For example, someone can “effect change” and “affect” can be a psychological symptom.Example: How did that affect you?Example: What effect did that have on you?

7. ‘TWO’ VS. ‘TOO’ VS. ‘TO’“Two” is a number.“To” is a preposition. It’s used to express motion, although often not literally, toward a person, place, or thing.And “too” is a synonym for “also.”

8. ‘INTO’ VS. ‘IN TO’“Into” is a preposition that indicates movement or transformation, while “in to,” as two separate words, does not.Example: We drove the car into the lake.Example: I turned my test in to the teacher.In the latter example, if you wrote “into,” you’re implying you literally changed your test into your teacher.

9. ‘ALOT’“Alot” isn’t a word. This phrase is always two separate words: a lot.

10. ‘WHO’ VS. ‘WHOM’Use “who” to refer to the subject of a sentence and “whom” to refer to the object of the verb or preposition. Shortcut: Remember that who does it to whom.Example: Who ate my sandwich?Example: Whom should I ask?

11. ‘WHOSE’ VS. ‘WHO’S’Use “whose” to assign ownership to someone and “who’s” as the contraction of “who is.”Example: Whose backpack is on that table?Example: Who’s going to the movies tonight?

12. ‘I’ VS. ‘ME’Use “I” when you are the subject of a sentence and “me” when you are the object.Example: John and I went to the store to buy some food.Example: The cashier handed the groceries to John and me.

13. ‘PEAK’ VS. ‘PIQUE’Use “peak” when describing the highest point or maximum value and “pique” when you are talking about stimulating curiosity.Example: I hiked to the peak of the mountain.Example: The fascinating prior experience her résumé piqued my interest.

lol. Sounding so smart with this plagiarized post. Read this on MSN page yesterday. Next time, add ur source.
#IntellectualTheft

Ghanaians...scarcity of brain

Wtf!!!!! live mo.jo straight up!
That guy should be jailed forever! I swear! Mehn! Haven't seen such a wicked thing in a long time. That guy did not do well at all!

As soon as I saw the second picture I knew they were mercy Johnson's kids...the first daughter stile her entire face...

Felele...i wan play die ni