₦airaland Forum

when a man says things out of sentiments instead of speaking based on facts.

paranoia becomes a part of him.

yeye dey oooze

dein77:
Not surprised at all. The average black person is motivated by two main things: food and sex.

But coming from a government? Ridiculous.

on point

Oga seun, mynd44, and Co
is dis not worthy of fp?

LM10 all the way

remember this

him no well

female soldiers?
Chai!

yeye dey smell

I no see striping here

and he looks good(noHomo)

LRNZH:
Men! Are we feeding Somalia in Aso Rock?

I tire

Justdulla:
Even the Gods Of Jupiter, Olympus and. Rome didnt spend the equivalent of this amount eating through their reign...chain,naija don suffer,corruption wear cover shoe do make up join,its so glaring

So saddening bro.

priscaoge:
No wonder Nigerian politics is bloody

maybe the food will be cooked in heaven

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The Federal Government is proposing to
spend N517.9m this year on meals and
refreshments for the Presidency, the Office of the
Secretary to the Government of the Federation,
ministries of power and petroleum as well as their
parastatals.
The amount is contained in the details of the 2015
budget breakdown, which was obtained by Punch
correspondents in Abuja on Sunday.
Out of the N517.9m, a provision of N174.54m was
made for refreshments and meals for the State
House in 2015.
For the office of the President, the budget
breakdown revealed that a provision of N142.47m
was made for 2015 for refreshments and meals.
For the Vice-President, a provision of N25.58m
was made for meals and refreshments. However,
while the State House Headquarters, Office of the
President and the Vice President all have a
combined budgetary provision of N342.59m for
refreshments and meals, the 10 agencies under the
presidency had a provision of just N67.4m for the
same items.
They are the Office of the Senior Special Assistant
to the President on Millennium Development Goals
which has a provision of N8.49m; the Bureau for
Public Enterprises, N14.72m; the National
Emergency Management Agency,N14m; and the
Economic and Financial Crimes Commission
N20m.
Others are the Bureau of Public Procurement,
N5.52m; the Nigeria Extractive Industries
Transparency Initiative, N3.81m; and the Office of
the Chief Economic Adviser to the President,
N838,758.

Source: Punch
www.punchng.com/news/presidency-others-to-spend-n517-9m-on-meals-in-2015/

Nigeria
My own
our own

jobs open for migrants are mainly menial ones

religion of peace indeed

the resemblance is So clear....

both are handsome

honeric01:
When are you people going to ever learn?

Buhari has ONE (1) WIFE

Okpa
one
ookan
one
nun

ONE wife. he has one wife!
HOW people like you got your first school leaving certificate or any other certificate should be listed as the 8th wonders of the world.

if your stup!dity is converted to megawatts
Nigeria will never Have power problems again.
.eeediooooot
I never insulted anyone
But Since you are So dumb
that You can't comment without raining insults.................(lemme not get angry with you kiddo) just
try and grow up

0p:
Scientists from the University of Oxford have
said that women who have more than
average backsides often have a higher level
of intelligence.

are yeee kidding meee?
e get one girl for ma street wey get buggati for back....
buh She be confirm olodoo

Riclord001:
the 'durability' of evil doesn't justify it... u sound like, people have been stealing since time immemorial... so, stealing is not a crime... wel, i wont blame u. afterall, ur president said that stealing is not corruption... like leaders like followers... God help mankind.

Before you preach to me from your tower of moral uprightness.

Buhari Really needs to put a rein on his mouth.
That PEJ is a formidable figure when compared to the previous ist ladies shouldn't be seen as a reason to insult and abuse her.
The woman is naturally intimidating and you can't do nothing about it.
if some persons feel or think She is abusing her office,the right thing to do is to take the matter to the president for him to call her back to order instead of painting the office of Nigeria's ist lady black

buhari should Just tell us he is confused about which of his wives to Make ist lady than to come here and yarn dust.

the ist lady's office has been there Since 1999

kastonkastrol:
i dont know the Nigerians that are going to vote for pdp after all this years of failure and hardship by the pdp led government. my region(odualand) is locked up for APC, the north is locked up for APC, the s/s are not any better even under their brother's tenure, same with s/e..

My brother

if elections are easily won as you Just predicted...
Then I'll be president too

quote me anyday
GEJ will win convincingly come next year.

good for him.

But will this help him win?

the home page resembles livescore. com homepage...

and the topics hitting front-page these days are not all worthy of front-page


for example

a commissioner not visiting his wife's grave bla bla bla

is this news??

pics

Who would have thought that 3D printing would
provide the solution to the number one problem
that haunts every Christmas? Who doesn't
recognize this situation: falling asleep in front of
the TV with a stomach full of mince pies, turkey
and wine just as the football or a good movie is
on.
But this year might be the last time that happens,
as two British teenagers have just finished work on
a 3D printed solution: a wristband that senses
when its wearer falls asleep. When that inevitably
occurs at Christmas (or whenever it happens
throughout the rest of the year) their KipstR
wristband then mimics a TiVo remote by pausing
and recording whatever is currently being watched.
Your less inebriated family members can then
change the channel without interfering with the
recording, while you can automatically resume
watching once you wake up again.
The two boys, the fifteen-year-old Ryan Oliver and
fourteen-year-old Jonathan Kingsley are both
students at industry specialists Manchester
Creative Studio, and were commissioned by Virgin
Media to develop the KipstR wristband. The device
therefore works alongside the Virgin Media's TiVo
service, which can also be used to pause and
resume live TV. The wristband (which hasn't been
released yet) will therefore only be available for
Virgin Media-users in Britain and will be trialled
this Christmas by a select number of customers.
Hopefully it will be available next Christmas.
So how does it work? Well, the current prototype
KipstR features a pulse-oximeter, a non-invasive
device capable of measuring when someone dozes
off. For when people fall asleep, the blood flow
(and the amount of oxygen that circulates through
it), slightly changes, and the oximeter (which is
essentially a sensor for your pulse) picks up on
that alteration. Theoretically, it future iterations
could also be capable of picking up on emotional
reactions from viewers, which also affects blood
flow.
Its thus a very intriguing little device, all the more
so because of the young age of its developers.
Both guys had been dabbling with software and
engineering since their early childhoods, and
jumped at the chance to work with Virgin Media on
this project. Neil Illingworth, the head of Advanced
Technology and Innovation at Virgin Media told
reporters they had been looking for promising
young people who could be inspired to pursue an
engineering career. 'We discovered a couple of
long lads called Ryan and Jonathan, who are
fourteen and fifteen and fantastic innovators.'
And the schoolboys from Manchester were very
pleased to work with them. 'For us, when we sort
of got the e-mail saying 'we want you two
specifically to work on this project with us, we had
a sense of disbelief. Why pick us out of the
thousands of other people you could have gotten
involved in the project? But we were to put our
skills on the table and start to work with Virgin. […]
It was a brilliant challenge for us but we've learnt
so much and are really pleased with the end result.
[…] It's given us a taster for what we would like to
do when we leave school and we're excited to see
what the next project will bring.'
As Jonathan told reporters, the whole project was
an exciting challenge. 'Once we got the initial
information on how Virgin Media wanted the KipstR
product to be created, we looked into different
ways to detect when someone was going to sleep.
From there we built a basic circuit using a pulse
oximeter that allowed them to communicate with
the virgin media TiVo box to allow it to pause and
play recording. […]I don't think this is anything
someone has ever done before. I reckon this could
change the way people use and view television.'
In a nutshell, the boys developed a set-up
featuring a spark core chip, pulse-oximeter, sleep
mode indicator and a small LiPo battery to power
it all. The chip functions as the motherboard of the
whole setup, and processes all the data the
sensors gather. All of this has then been encased
in a housing made from Polyjet resin, printed on
an Objet Connex 3D printer. This will obviously be
far more durable than many PLA or ABS bands.
The Virgin team are reportedly very pleased with
the results. Illingworth went on to state that 'Neil
Illingworth, head of advanced technology and
innovation at Virgin Media, said: "We have been
exploring the possibilities of connected
entertainment for some time and are very excited
to unveil KipstR. With emerging new technologies,
it is possible to create almost anything, such as
emotionally intelligent entertainment systems that
can suggest shows based on your moods, or even
harnessing brainwaves to control your television.'
Now if only we could get our hands on an open-
source version that can be made on our own
desktop printers. That would be a great Christmas
present…






sauce:
http://www.3ders.org/articles/20141218-3d-printed-wristband-that-pauses-and-records-live-tv-when-you-fall-asleep.html

some people can be heartless

this is stupid....
the country is currently facing series of attacks from terrorist
he should know better

seun
mynd44
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