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McBrooklyn:No. 20 cracked me No. 7 sef try ![]() |
[quote author=Slimfitdiva post=46366537][/quote]Oh no yawa na, na Adamawa dem fling me but I go camp for Taraba. Bcuz of u I no go use flight, I go come lag, lap u reach Jos. U den find ur way. I try ![]() |
Slimfitdiva:OK make I epp, whr are u camping ![]() |
Samsung Electronics Co. is considering introducing two new smartphone models that will feature bendable screens, including a version that folds in half like a cosmetic compact, people familiar with the matter said. The devices using organic light-emitting diodes could be unveiled as soon as early 2017, the people said, asking not to be identified because the matter is private. That would likely give it a head start on new Apple Inc. iPhones. The second Samsung model will have a 5-inch screen when used as a handset, that unfurls into a display that’s as large as 8 inches, similar to a tablet, the people said. Samsung, the biggest supplier of OLED panels for mobile products, has pioneered the development of new screen formats with its multi-sided Edge smartphones. Using advanced display technology may help the company recapture customers from Apple and boost earnings that have slumped for the past two years. “This product could be a game-changer if Samsung successfully comes up with a user interface suitable for bendable screens,” said Lee Seung Woo, an analyst at IBK Securities Co. in Seoul. “Next year is a probable scenario. Their biggest obstacle was related to making transparent plastics and making them durable, which seems resolved by now.” Shares of Samsung rose 1.5 percent to 1,398,000 won in Seoul, extending this year’s gain to 11 percent. Suppliers to Samsung jumped. V Technology Co, which counts Samsung as its second biggest client according to data compiled by Bloomberg, jumped 15 percent to 9,270 yen in Tokyo. Murata Manufacturing Co. climbed 4.7 percent and Screen Holdings Co. reversed early declines to close higher. Codenamed “Project Valley,” Samsung could unveil one or both of the devices as soon as February, when Mobile World Congress takes place in Barcelona, one of the people said. That timing would give Samsung a head-start on Apple’s iPhone using OLED screens that may be released later in 2017, the person said. The company may also name the next version of its Note device as the “Note 7,” skipping a number, to bring it in line with its flagship Galaxy S smartphone range, one of the people said. Samsung doesn’t plan to market the new bendable-screen models under the Galaxy S name, the person said. Samsung declined to comment in an e-mailed statement. After using OLED on its premium devices, Samsung is counting on the technology to win supply orders. The displays are thinner, have brighter colors and are less draining on the battery than those in most current phones. While the Suwon, South Korea-based company has previously released slick videos featuring foldable concept phones, it has never made such a device commercially. Moxi Group, a Chinese company based in Chongqing, has shown off a bendable phone with black and white screens. Samsung Vice Chairman Lee Jae Yong is accelerating a push beyond phones as growth in the market slows. The company has held talks to supply OLEDs to Apple, people familiar with the matter have said. Samsung was one of the biggest makers of chips and displays for Apple until the companies started suing each other in 2011 for alleged patent infringements. Watch video on link http://m.guardian.ng/technology/samsung-may-release-phones-with-bendable-screens-in-2017/ Cc: lalasticlala |
Slimfitdiva:Owusagifoundation/brooklynIDPs\SOS@antykemi.mustgo.com ![]() I hear say plenty loan dey ground |
Mbuko91:Gay Alert!!!! ![]() |
Slimfitdiva:Brooklyn is not far from Owusagi, do u want my address ![]() |
seunny4lif:I dey smell British accent for ur post ![]() |
akpamfet:U call 3 years 'only'?? |
Weah96:Are you for real?? |
Chinese officials have restricted civil servants, students and children in a mainly Muslim region from fasting during Ramadan, government websites said as the holy month began on Monday. The country’s ruling Communist party is officially atheist and for years has banned government employees and minors from fasting in Xinjiang, home to the more than 10 million-strong mostly Muslim Uighur minority. It has also ordered some restaurants to stay open. The region sees regular clashes between Uighurs and state security forces. Beijing has blamed deadly attacks there and elsewhere in China on militants seeking independence for the resource-rich region. Rights groups blame tensions on religious and cultural restrictions imposed on Uighurs and other Muslim minorities in the vast area, which abuts Central Asia. Several local government departments in Xinjiang have posted notices on their websites in the last week ordering restrictions on fasting during Ramadan. During the holy month, the faithful fast from dawn to dusk and strive to be more pious. “Party members, cadres, civil servants, students and minors must not fast for Ramadan and must not take part in religious activities,” said a notice posted last Thursday on the official website of the city of Korla in central Xinjiang. “During the Ramadan month, food and drink businesses must not close,” it added. A Uighur official in the city’s Tiekeqi township named Ahmatjan Tohti told a meeting on Monday last week that officials should “resolutely stop party members, civil servants, students and minors from entering mosques for religious activities” during the month, according to a separate report on the website. A website run by the education bureau of Shuimogou district in the regional capital Urumqi posted a notice on Monday last week calling for “prevention of students and teachers from all schools from entering mosques for religious activities” during Ramadan. In the northern city of Altay, officials agreed to “increase contact with parents” to “prevent fasting during Ramadan”, according to a post Friday on the state-run China Ethnicities Religion website. The website of the Qapqal Xibe Autonomous County government in northwest Xinjiang said Monday that restaurants in the area would be instructed to stay open during Ramadan to “ensure that the broader masses have normal access to cuisine”. Dilxat Raxit of the World Uyghur Congress, an exile group, condemned the restrictions in an email Monday, adding: “China thinks that the Islamic faith of Uighurs threatens the rule of the Beijing leadership.” China tightly controls religious groups despite frequently proclaiming that its citizens have freedom of belief. The top Communist official in Xinjiang, Zhang Chunxian, wished the region’s Muslims “a happy Ramadan”, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported. And the country’s State Council or cabinet last Thursday released a white paper which declared that religious freedom in Xinjiang “cannot be matched by any other period in history”. “During the month of Ramadan, Muslim restaurants can decide whether they want to do business. There will be no interference,” it said. “Local governments ensure that all religious activities during Ramadan go on in an orderly manner,” it added. Copied http://m.guardian.ng/news/china-bans-civil-servants-students-from-ramadan-fasting/ Cc: lalasticlala
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Chisox Face of wetin?? How were diz ppl nominated in their states?? Miss sokoto, Miss Rivers, Miss Delta, Miss Edo and Miss Adamawa HOW!!!!! ![]() |
Chinese officials have restricted civil servants, students and children in a mainly Muslim region from fasting during Ramadan, government websites said as the holy month began on Monday. The country’s ruling Communist party is officially atheist and for years has banned government employees and minors from fasting in Xinjiang, home to the more than 10 million-strong mostly Muslim Uighur minority. It has also ordered some restaurants to stay open. The region sees regular clashes between Uighurs and state security forces. Beijing has blamed deadly attacks there and elsewhere in China on militants seeking independence for the resource-rich region. Rights groups blame tensions on religious and cultural restrictions imposed on Uighurs and other Muslim minorities in the vast area, which abuts Central Asia. Several local government departments in Xinjiang have posted notices on their websites in the last week ordering restrictions on fasting during Ramadan. During the holy month, the faithful fast from dawn to dusk and strive to be more pious. “Party members, cadres, civil servants, students and minors must not fast for Ramadan and must not take part in religious activities,” said a notice posted last Thursday on the official website of the city of Korla in central Xinjiang. “During the Ramadan month, food and drink businesses must not close,” it added. A Uighur official in the city’s Tiekeqi township named Ahmatjan Tohti told a meeting on Monday last week that officials should “resolutely stop party members, civil servants, students and minors from entering mosques for religious activities” during the month, according to a separate report on the website. A website run by the education bureau of Shuimogou district in the regional capital Urumqi posted a notice on Monday last week calling for “prevention of students and teachers from all schools from entering mosques for religious activities” during Ramadan. In the northern city of Altay, officials agreed to “increase contact with parents” to “prevent fasting during Ramadan”, according to a post Friday on the state-run China Ethnicities Religion website. The website of the Qapqal Xibe Autonomous County government in northwest Xinjiang said Monday that restaurants in the area would be instructed to stay open during Ramadan to “ensure that the broader masses have normal access to cuisine”. Dilxat Raxit of the World Uyghur Congress, an exile group, condemned the restrictions in an email Monday, adding: “China thinks that the Islamic faith of Uighurs threatens the rule of the Beijing leadership.” China tightly controls religious groups despite frequently proclaiming that its citizens have freedom of belief. The top Communist official in Xinjiang, Zhang Chunxian, wished the region’s Muslims “a happy Ramadan”, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported. And the country’s State Council or cabinet last Thursday released a white paper which declared that religious freedom in Xinjiang “cannot be matched by any other period in history”. “During the month of Ramadan, Muslim restaurants can decide whether they want to do business. There will be no interference,” it said. “Local governments ensure that all religious activities during Ramadan go on in an orderly manner,” it added. Copied http://m.guardian.ng/news/china-bans-civil-servants-students-from-ramadan-fasting/ Cc: lalasticlala
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SC31:One chance! ![]() Hope u ain't one of dem ![]() |
Emmaoga:Mr wailer, if dem no release am now, na u go still come talk say the recovered loot na scam, say why dem no use am. Smh Receive small sense ![]() |
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Malakh:Your point exactly? (in two lines) ![]() |
usmantoafiq:Do you go to Islamic anchored ceremonies at all? Eg burial ![]() |
On top bajaj, if she get belle now d pikin no go know say na on top okada dem do hin runs o ![]() N/b: Nobody should quote me to explain if she fit get belle or not. Thanks ![]() |
Phobia1:Ermm... I think both of you should pay attention to the bolded word, it's 'thieves' Bye |
WATCHOVER:Sir, briefly with common sense, explain what other reasonable thing(s) he could have done? |
iamauxin:*changes channel* oh same thing! *strolls outta page* |
Don't go far, here's a screen shot.
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Essont:We don dey surface small small ![]() |
19:30 - @>--@teewah_inya(*): BREAKING NEWS:2016 BATCH A (STREAM 11) ORIENTATION TO COMMENCE MONDAY. The Management of the National Youth Service Corps wishes to inform all prospective Corps members that the President, Commander-in-chief of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, President Muhammadu Buhari has approved and released funds to the Scheme to hold its planned Orientation course. Consequently, Management of the Scheme has scheduled the 2016 Batch A Stream 11 Orientation course to commence from MONDAY 13th JUNE to WEDNESDAY 29th JUNE 2016 Nationwide. Prospective Corps members are expected to log on to the NYSC Portal to commence printing of their Call-up letters from TUESDAY, 7th JUNE 2016 by 12noon as the earlier printed Call-up letters are now invalid. While those who did not subscribe for online printing should start collection of Call-up letters from THURSDAY 9th JUNE from their various institutions of graduation. Management also wishes to thank all stakeholders in exercising patience for this new date and wishes all prospective Corps members a hitch free orientation exercise. SIGNED Management |
akinswaggs:Human trafficking ![]() |
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