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[quote author=Known_pal]Do you have an android phone?? If yes, then you can start.[/quote]can one program with it... if Yes... how??

As for Delta state.... I don't even know if SS citizens hold their governors accountable

I agree with the inclusion of the Kaduna state Governor in that list... went there earlier this year and the state was an eyesore

[quote author=nutty_hnic]After all your highering, no quotes counter on your website.[/quote]Bros na 'Hiring ' not 'Highering'... Mr Sabi pass

Any News

ITbomb: Yet another reason BBM should never have been in Tecno phones

Lolz

Drniyi4u: .

Habidab: What a loss!!!

Drniyi4u: .

See Bookings

www.nairaland.com/1282222/nigerian-defence-academy-admission-
processes/5

[quote author=adeola_drg]I heard this is the latest p-setting strategy. Wishn u luck tho.[/quote]Lolz

I think it's an issue of mutual love taken to far..

Name: Gh Nd Bn

Occupation: Civil Servant

Gender: Male

Age: 37

Reminds me of Ondo state 2007 ... where the likes of Michael Jackson, Muhammad Ali voted... And some nairalanders will come here and tell us how anambra election was free and fair

Sounds like acidtalk story

Amosun went to the University of
Westminster in London , United Kingdom , where he acquired a Masters of Art
in International Finance in 2000.

Seun: No eyebrows. Considering that and her age, I think she would have to pay me!

Gbam!!

Aaron Swartz (1986 – 2013)
In perhaps the death that shook the technology world more than any other in
2013, Internet activist and virtuoso programmer Aaron Swartz took his own
life on Jan. 11 at age 26. Swartz helped develop RSS at age 14 and went on to
found Infogami, a wiki application framework, which later merged with Reddit.
In 2010, Swartz started Demand Progress, a group that fought against Internet
censorship and legislation such as the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA). He
eventually faced legal trouble for downloading and harvesting millions of
academic journal articles from the digital library JSTOR. Swartz was
reportedly battling depression.


Yvonne Brill (1924 – 2013)
The many accomplishments of Canadian scientist Yvonne Brill Canadian
earned her the 2011 National Medal of Technology and Innovation, presented
by U.S. President Barack Obama. Brill worked on a number of NASA projects
over the years, and in the 1970s designed a rocket thruster that kept satellites
from falling out of orbit.


Jack Harker (1926 – 2013)
Jack Harker (center) is known as the father of removable disk storage. He
worked for IBM for 35 years, ending in 1987, and led the IBM 1311 Disk
Storage Drive — a project that released its first model in October 1962. Harker
discussed his career accomplishments in the Computer History Museum’s
“Oral Histories” series.
He died at his home in San Mateo, Calif., on April 27.


Ray Harryhausen (1920 – 2013)
From Mighty Joe Young (1949) to the original Clash of the Titans (1981), Ray
Harryhausen’s work laid the foundation for the mind-boggling special effects
you see in today’s movies. The creator, writer and producer was the
undisputed king of stop-motion animation. Harryhausen invented a technique
called Dynamation for inserting his imaginative clay creatures into live action.
Harryhausen’s family announced his death on May 7, and filmmakers from
George Lucas to Peter Jackson paid tribute to Harryhausen on The Ray and
Diana Harryhausen Foundation Facebook page.
Amar Bose (1929 – 2013)
Amar Bose earned his Bachelor’s degree, Masters and Doctorate in electrical
engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He founded audio
manufacturing company Bose Corporation in 1964, and to this day, the
company remains a leader in audio technology, producing speakers and
headphones.
Bose died at his home in Wayland, Mass., on July 12.


Ray Dolby (1933 – 2013)
Ray Dolby was a pioneer in the field of audio noise reduction and
compression. He founded Dolby Laboratories in 1965 and unveiled his noise-
reduction system in Stanley Kubrick’s 1971 film A Clockwork Orange.
Dolby suffered from Alzheimer’s disease for several years and he was
diagnosed with leukemia several months before his death on Sept. 12.


Hiroshi Yamauchi (1927 – 2013)
Hiroshi Yamauchi served as the president of Nintendo from 1949 until 2002.
He is widely credited with turning the company into the video game empire it
remains today. The Internet responded with several touching tributes when
the video game magnate died of pneumonia in Japan on September 19. Hiroshi
Yamauchi served as president of Nintendo from 1949 until 2002. He’s widely
credited with turning the company into the video game empire it remains
today. The Internet responded with several touching tributes to Yamauchi
when the video game magnate died of pneumonia in Japan on September 19.


Douglas Engelbart (1925 – 2013)
Engineer and inventor Douglas Engelbart introduced the computer mouse to
the world on Dec. 9, 1968, at an event dubbed the “Mother of All Demos.” He
also helped develop other common computing technologies such as video
conferencing, word processing, hypertext and collaborative editing.
Engelbart died on July 3 after a six-year battle with Alzheimer’s Disease.
–mashable.com

Sincere 9gerian: We are now in December 2013, so APC tribal warriors should show us the completed Lagos light rail project. Where is it? I've checked everywhere (except Tinubu's bottomless pocket) but I cant find it.

Re: Where Is The 10,000 MEGAWATTS Electricity Promised By December??

I just hope GEJ knows what He his... want to use security agencies to harass OBJ.... does He thinks the likes of IBB, Abdusalam will look on??

ITbomb: Just in case it goes to the front page
First

Guy... You fall ma hand

greenPHP: I am behind my big bro to get it too

patiently waiting also

I think you should put the duration it took you to learn each of this languages

Ondo State is in a mess... Even with all the oil money.. They still can't pay worker's salary, Bursary, corpers allowance.... what a failing state

akereconfi: I will be doing a course in Computer Science Forensics and Security, and I discussed with my dad about my intention of Joining the armed Forces (SSS or NA) but not NPF. He gave me the go ahead since he is a retired commandant in NSCDC. By 2016, I should have graduated from the UK with Bsc. How can I go about it and where will I start from if I wanna get enlisted into the N A


I have the zeal and passion to work as a computer forensics


Do they have any section in the army that can accommodate my profession ??

Will I carry Gun?

Will I be sent on Peace Keeping mission?

My mum didn't smile one bit when she heard my intentions(even when I left debreczen)

I do know that NA can accommodate your profession.. as for the rest.. clueless as you are

INDESTRUCTABLEX: Is there anything like that? Clergy man.

Yes there is

bisi16: I have a desert typed camouflage shorts given 2me by my british soldier cousin. Will I be harassed if I wear it? Its not green lyk ours down here.

That's is what Nigerian soldiers also wear in deserts.... them go beat u oo.... Nigeria is not matured enough for civilians to wear camo any how

INDESTRUCTABLEX: Thank you sir for this thread. I always loved the military but I am the only son. I never knew there was anything like short-term service. Anyways, here is my question I am already in my fourth year studying mech engr. What do you think is the best path I can pursue either as a navy or army personnel. Also, what happens if you quick after the six months. How does the whole program work? Thanks

Only son.... Your parents will surely not sign the letter of consent for you

Even the Bobby dey grasp for breath

Old Story

Nothing wey we no go c for nairaland

She has been at it for a long time... same way she was arrested for money laundering years back

THE SAME WAY GEJ KILLED YARADUA??

I don't even think Seun is from ogun state