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One Nigeria my ebony black as$! But we all don't have to be stupid. Tolerance is the element that education refines. |
gentlegenius:True. Even mine was 97% or thereabout. I think what it does is an estimate of how much power is consumed by each running feature in the device. It's now left for the user to adjust features of the power consuming component. Although, you can't rule off the impact of malware in the entire fiasco. Although Android is a heavy OS as we were told ![]() |
Seun I Know. He give me Nairaland. All those E= mc2 and yeye equation dem, apart from blackboard and exam paper, I never see how to use am get money. |
Now, this is the reason they oppose true Federalism. Kano getting the bulk.. Who their onions epp? Bayelsa getting the least.. Perhaps a state that has been marshalling Nigeria's expenditure for years. Just visit Trovani Samabri et al, you will weep for Bayelsa. They share money to states; How the money was utilized, they care not because FG have gotten their share already. True Federalism grants the state powers to manage their resources. As long as the FG has shares from the resources, then will they monitor the recovery of funds in the state. Also, indigenes that are not being looked after will know that their problems is from within, not far away Abuja. Let Aresa keep spreading the word that there is no money, that's why the economy is bad. The sooner you accept the government is unprepared and confused by the behemoth of a problem before them, the quicker you return to reality ![]() |
Now you guys may be looking at that statistics the wrong way. I charged this phone from 0% last night before going to bed. It was 57% this morning when I put it on. But if you calculate the data below, it gives you a total of almost 100% What it simply means is that out of the 7% that has gone out of the battery, the screenshot below is how the 7% power was used by the device. It doesn't mean how they use the battery. It means how they share the power leaving the battery. Each 1% is shared in that way shown.
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aresa:Then perhaps, your first port of call is to call on your paymasters and advise them to stop whinning and carry on with their responsibility so that the incoming administration can also have a reliable template to build on. As government is continuum, so is life. And life is not on pause while they continue their whims, trial-and-error style of leadership. 2. When the previous administration performed horribly, loot the treasury dry, did not diversify the economy when oil was selling for $100, it makes the job of the new government difficult and tenuous with oil selling for $40.I'm under no illusion that our politicians past indeed had a really bad outing at the helm. That was the reason perhaps that they were voted out. And that was the reason the current administration were voted in. So they have led us to believe from the campaign era. This is how many months now and the plan they came on board with is yet to be realized. Was the plan to subject the people to poverty so that they can look elsewhere and try to make things work? If that is, then it is safe to say that there is no plan. 3. Whit the previous government borrowing over half trillion to pay salaries when when oil was selling for $80, exactly what do you thing our situation should be with oil selling for $40.If there's one thing I've come to despise about you supporters of the current party in administration, it is the way you peddle figures. Look, campaign is over. The reality is that APC is in power now. Let them look for their senses within and salvage this economy. Comparing yourselves with the past administration to make yourselves look good isn't going to solve the problem before us. The campaigns are over. You will be fired for misrule. Stop pointing fingers and do better. 4. Fact is, you and your kind wold love for us to forget how we arrived at this predicament and what led to out current situation, but we know and won't forget..Do not forget. Let it define your daily existence instead. Also remember to ask the government to reintroduce History into the Nigerian educational curriculum because that is the only useful purpose it will serve you. Any other ideas you have in mind is self-deluding. The administration has assumed a more destructive path than the previous. Had it been there are fewer responsibilities on me, I'ld have had a field day playing opposition on their inadequacies. 5. We know the reason why their high rate of unemployment, why the economy is struggling and it is because of looting and stealing perpetrated by the previous government, it is lack of any ability to diversify the economy when Nigeria earned more money than any administration many times over.The second time you are mentioning this in this epistle. And I say again 'That originated during campaigns and was the reason they were voted out. Let's pretend any other incriminating factor didn't exist. Just stop campaigning already. Did Nigeria spend lesser in this administration also than any other? You need to think both ways. It's one of the behavioural developments when one leaves the adolescent stage of life. How much has this administration earned so far with the oil at this price? Point me in that direction. You all point at the crude oil price, but never the quantity sold out.[/quote]6. We know the huge amount of jobs could have generated with our money jona stole and gave to dasuki to share with his cronies and the list is endless.[/quote]Yeah. We all know as well the administration in which the rate of unemployment in the country so far reached its negative peak. Just take a careful look off the internet and around you. While the money was being stolen, did we have it this bad? By the end of this month, about 100,000 graduates will be introduced into the labour market. Keep playing the blame game. Thank GOD we see bright light at the end of the tunnel, but we wont forget and will always let you and your kind know how we arrived at this predicament...You and the minority can see whatever you please. Everyone sees as he/she deems it fit. I see how many regreeted voting for PMB, have I seen the reverse? I've seen the economy at its worst today.. Lol, i've also seen a Stone defeat Buhari on Nairaland Polls . That perhaps is the bright light. Just don't forget the History Classes in the Curriculum. Will serve you a good stead past retirement age. I hope your story remains the same. |
OkoNDOoBo:Jona left the helm over a year now, has it stopped you and your cohorts from tagging him responsible for today's government failures? Now you want to play the 'time card'. I stated clearly that this is not an argument. Secondly you lost cognizance of the fact that during the election period, a lot of consumables fluctuated due to speculation. Lastly, don't shoot yourself in the foot. Take a look at how organized our comments have been: grammar-wise and conversation-wise and you'ld realise whom the culprit would be should one of us be tagged an illiterate. I respond to you no more. |
This will not suffice. Firstly, a boy offered his five loaves and two fish as the foundation for the feeding. If the eatery can give out a bowl of ice cream for a start before the guy's money comes into play, then the thunder is welcome. Secondly, Jesus is the messiah. If the lady really had it in mind that she wants to go out with the messiah, she no see prayer warrior to take her on a date to Night Vigil? Finally, Jesus preached for them and they waited and listened before he rewarded them with a meal. You came, chop finish and you want to go like that before the ministry reach the permanent site. Even you sef no be Christian. Your thunder go vex for you. |
OkoNDOoBo:If you have anybody in Aspamda, ask him to go to Block A8 and inquire the cost of rice in the said year. Between 2011 and 2014, I was in Imo. I left Imo in November 2014 after the burial of my grandfather in October. I may be mistaken though, confusing the year. But It is not an argument. Whether you believe or not, I gain nothing. By the way, in December, even the cost of travelling home more than doubled. Everybody should know why. |
OkoNDOoBo:That was late 2014. I left Lagos around November or December 2014. And I don't agree with your assumption because even in December 2014, a bag of rice went for 10k in my hometown. If you figure in transportation and all, it's easy to note. During the election period, a lot of things changed prices due to speculation. That can't account for today though. |
OkoNDOoBo:Last time I was in Lagos during Jona's regime, I bought eice between 5,500 and 6,000 from Aspamda Trade Fair. Before I returned back this year, no be small thing o. |
Please, who has any idea if this phone can use this service? Do I need a special sim for it? Here is my network settings profile.
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Super way to start your day.. ![]() |
Lmao.. Maybe 11 people voted and 7 Zombies went for Buhari which gives you the rasult you see above. But having seen a Stone defeat Buhari on this platform with a very great margin, you are on your own ![]() |
I've been told about that but my current responsibilities and project didn't even let me think twice over it. I was like..
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But shebi dem say na only drug those people dey push for there. What is all these? Abi Facebook get drug branch? Abeg wey that 'I am not understanding' meme ![]() |
As you just sample your mail address so, na GNLD get you ![]() |
Buhari didn't market himself. His agents and supporter did. If he did, many would have discovered he had been dead a long time ago ![]() |
How we wan take dey sure say no be the shape of your head make you single instead, baba? The pic wey dey your profile just remind me of premature Ogoja yam ![]() |
9jatatafo:Hehehehe.. Who is deceiving whom? LASG will recoup their money through greed is a more befitting assertion. |
sukkot:OLE FG ![]() ![]() |
sukkot:Okay ![]() South-South, take note. You still own your lands and should dictate who owns properties there and who should even be there in the first place.. The FG fighting your defenders on your land rights and activities certainly know nothing about Lagos. They are senseless. They need Tinubu's wisdom. ![]() |
sukkot:Believing in one Nigeria doesn't make one stupid. And not giving others a sense of belonging still doesn't make one stupid. Is that what you are saying? |
Ignorance is bliss. Enquire about the name of the owner of those shops and you'll hear it's . If you also inquire about the shop owners, it's also an identical . But I trust they'll not just give up despite this huge blow. It's their identity What stops the government from taking over the stores legally, recoup their money and penalty through rents and walk away? Now they spent money to demolish, will spend money to clear, spend money to develop another structure on them. Or greedily sell it to someone who owns properties on Banana Island. |
bashydemy1:I hope you understood the bone of contention here? The peddler said '20 LGs were under control by Boko Haram' leaving only 7 free.. I produced proof that such claim is invalid if election results were produced from more than 7 LGs. It only shows that of the 20, majority are under attack, not under control. The state as well as some others are under attack so it is expected that there would be emigration. Using numbers to drive home your point just doesn't do it. A lot of factors could account for the drop in numbers. After all in 2015, Lagos that wasn't under any form of attack witnessed a drop of about 500,000 votes compared to 2011. |
lielbree:If you think this poster need small sense, Pray for him. |
R.I.P. This man just comot this morning go huzzle, na wetin e see be this sha. Baba God, I know say no be my own better pass, but Go before me oo. Make dem ensure say the company pay punitive damages o. Na night those heavy vehicles suppose dey move. |
papaejima1:You comot the talk from my teeth ![]() |
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