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Nihilist:YES BOSS!!! |
Nihilist:isn't it obvious he has been giving you a tough time disproving your claim...If it continues I will be somehow forced to believe you are one of those heavy liars who claim to be what they are not.. |
Nihilist:You should just contact Coogar and give it to him privately so he would stop embarrassing you on here, cos coogar doesn't look like someone ready to drop all charges. ![]() |
ayobase:Opening is switching Off Closing is switching on when u open a CB or an Isolator, the fingers(male and female contacts) are apart and there is no current flow, and when u close they are together which allows the flow of current. Thanks Nice write up though |
icsmod:Just download the file, place it in your SD card main folder not in any sub folder and then download ROM manager or Recovery tools from playstore, follow the app instructions to flash.... its easy if you boot into recovery mode and then apply update from SD card |
icsmod:CWM- Yes TWRP No https://www.dropbox.com/s/3c3le3awkqbu0df/%27%27i1s_140701__recovery_140807-151817.img?dl=0 |
Nigga might decide to run next year then AIT would reveal his past |
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4.99!!! Its normal though.
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Are they mad. is it their Fathers Sub or their phone we are using to watch porn..... |
mrvocalprowess:Run the Phone on H+ and see how long it would last |
Donjay007:Here... Its i1s
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Donjay007:The original one or the modified one |
The Central Bank of Nigeria ( CBN) may devalue the Naira again if the pressure on the currency continues through the first half of 2015. The pressure on the currency has been sustained as falling oil prices and the general elections intensifies. In its report titled: Macroeconomic and Banking Sector Themes for 2015, Nigeria's Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) wrote, "As pressure continues to increase in the first half, we expect that the CBN may consider another devaluation within a range of N175-N180 per USD, as reserves and oil prices continue to fall." Last year November, the CBN devalued the naira from N150 - N160 to one U.S dollar to N160 - N176, as it struggles to preserve macroeconomic stability. It also increased its benchmark interest rate to a record high of 13 percent from 12 percent. But the conditions that brought about the devaluation still exist and may get worse in the coming months. Oil prices have fallen to less than $45 per barrel from over $100 in less than a year, and analysts have predicted a further decline as the oil glut which brought about the price crash has shown no sign of ending soon. Currencies of several emerging economies were hit by the US Federal Reserve's tapering policy, but currencies of oil-based economies such as the naira and the Russian rouble have been hard hit. "The commencement of normalisation of monetary policy by the U.S. Federal Reserve… has accentuated capital outflows," CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele said last November. As at January 5, the CBN pegged the country's forex reserve at $34.49 billion, a $20 million gain over December, 2014's $34.47 billion. The apex bank says rising internal demand for the dollar had been exerting more pressure on the foreign exchange market. This is expected to continue until after the general elections in February. When the new CBN governor assumed office last year, he promised to gradually reduce interest rates. "We shall pursue a gradual reduction in interest rates," he had said in his presentation. However, the forces, that necessitated the devaluation of the Naira also necessitated a hike in interest rate. The CBN thus raised its benchmark interest rate by 100 basis points to 13 percent. GTBank however expects it to further increase it by 50 – 100 basis points. According to the bank, a combination of reduced liquidity in banks, rising costs of funding, continued pressure on the Naira and rising yields in fixed income investments will compel banks to hike lending rates. Lending rates, it predicts, may end up rising by as high as 100 – 200 basis points. As at last year September, inflation was pegged at 8.3 percent, but despite the devaluation of the Naira in November, last year ended with inflation actually reversing to 8 percent. The rate averaged 12.29 percent from 1996 until 2014, reaching an all time high of 47.56 percent in January of 1996 and a record low of -2.49 percent in January of 2000, according to Trading Economics. GTBank, Nigeria's third largest bank, however expects inflation to pick-up to low double digits by the middle of the year. The GTBank wants the CBN to show a more proactive stance this year. Policies fostering currency stability, economic improvement and the continued development of growth sectors are expected of the apex bank, as there is a limit to what can be achieved solely through monetary policy. http://pulse.ng/tech/cbn-apex-bank-may-devalue-naira-again-id3430969.html
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Director Defence Information, Maj. General Chris Olukolade says the information website of the Defence Headquarters, defenceinfo.mil.ng, which was hacked into at the early hours of Friday, January 23, 2015 has been restored. According to a statement by Olukolade, posted on PRNigeria.com, the site was defaced at the front end. He said the hackers could, however, not infiltrate the database of the site. Preliminary investigation shows that the attack was from the end of the site’s host. “One ImaSadiq who posed as the hacker has been knocked off and normal activities on the channel has resumed,” he stated. the Defence Information Director added that it was apparent that the blogsite was targeted because of its role as a major channel the military uses in disseminating information on military and security activities in Nigeria’s counter-terrorism campaign. http://www.informationng.com/2015/01/dhq-blogsite-restored-after-hackers-failed-in-attempt-to-infiltrate-database.html |
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Friday, rejected the call for the postponement of the presidential election and declared that Nigerians will vote their next leader on February 14. INEC Chairman, Professor Attahiru Jega, made the declaration in Abuja, at a workshop organised by the commission on “Mitigation of Violence In Election”. The National Security Adviser (NSA), Colonel Sambo Dasuki (rtd), had, on Thursday in London, canvassed for the postponement of the polls and disclosed that he had made his view on the matter known to the Chairman of INEC. A chieftain of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Olabode George had supported the call by Dasuki, saying he had not even collected his PVC. However, speaking on the issue on Friday, Jega said the commission had at no time sat down to review the date of the election despite the challenges related to the distribution of the PVCs and insisted that the commission was working round the clock to ensure all PVCs were distributed . Jega reminded the people that the commission had released the elections timetable about a year ago and had been vigorously working to meet up with the date. He declined comment on Dasuki’s call, but said, however, “In any case, whatever I say is the commission’s position and the commission has not discussed this matter and taken a position on it. So, I want to be more patient on this. I cannot comment on this for now.” According to him, the commission should not be blamed for people who refused to come out and collect PVCs which had been produced and sent to various collection points across the country. He said the commission had continued to produce PVCs to meet the 68 million registered voters already captured and certified by the commission to be genuine. He said about four million cards were received by the commission on Thursday. Jega reiterated the position of INEC that the election would be conducted with only the PVCs which had been tested and proven to be valid for elections. http://www.informationng.com/2015/01/elections-hold-as-scheduled-jega-insists.html |
President Goodluck Jonathan has approved the release of N26 billion for the 2015 dry season farming in the country. He announced this in Abuja, on Friday, at the AGRIFEST 2015, organised to mark the four years of agricultural reforms and implementation of the agriculture transformation agenda. “To further boost your efforts to produce more food for our nation, I am pleased to announce to you here today the release of another N26 billion towards the 2015 dry season farming programme,” he said. “I am here today as your president. With your support, I hope to be here next year as your president and then, I will do even more for you, for our farmers and for our dear country,” Jonathan added. He said that the nation was proud of Nigerian farmers as thousands of jobs were being created for the youth through agriculture, this he notes, calls for celebration. Jonathan told the farmers that his administration’s aim is to empower them and make them productive enough to become net exporters of food. He said it was the reason government was improving irrigation programmes nationwide, adding that “farmers are now producing more.” http://www.informationng.com/2015/01/jonathan-releases-n26bn-for-dry-season-farming.html
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He is truly dead.... that twitter account is fake. RIP Muna |
davetwitzy:Take a pack of Ribena mixed with Alomo, you would definitely score |
LouisVanGaal:You don't get my point.... My nigga GMB is flirting with Christians. He ain't doing his shiit moderately. When something seems too much you just have to react |
video or idonbelieveit |
Am not a supporter of politics be it APC or PDP. But am suspicious about this Buhari of a man attaching himself to the Christians taking pictures with them all around, what point is he trying to prove. That he has converted to Christianity or he just needs their support just for now. Meanwhile I haven't seen any FP pics of Buhari with some Muslims clerics and co.. Anyway None of My Business Tho |
jazz04:2.8Mbp is 350KBs And I changed the speedtest server from abuja to Lagos and got 5Mbps, unfortunately my data ran out before I could complete the test. Abeg post your own speed make we see |
jazz04:350kBs is 2Mbps I know you don't even know how to convert this. |
jazz04:if the Etisalat 2.82mbps is slow, I must say your brain works slowly, You should know that network speed varies at different regions. By the way no one is forcing you to buy innjoo, Damn |
jazz04:I see you don't have a point as you can't read between lines to comprehend something. Did you even read where they mentioned that most country haven't adapted the LTE network? By the way what is your argument and what is mine. Am simply telling you that in a case where your carrier limits bandwidth and can't provide the maximum speed of your phone network port, the speed of a download would be limited to that bandwidth provided by the carrier not the speed of the phone. As you can read in that article, they hardly talked about a phone, they mostly talked about the carrier and Network type(HSPA+, LTE, Wiimax). So if you cant understand me well just close this book. Thanks. |
jazz04:Read this article and see why there is little or no difference between the 21 and 42 as far as our carrier controls bandwidth www.androidauthority.com/hspa-vs-lte-which-one-is-better-78120/ here you would see a place where they talked about most network providers around the world using the 21mbps so am very sure Nigeria is included. See pics of speed of Glo and Etisalat on Innjoo i1s
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Donjay007:Yeah 86 rating, scored hatrick on debut and a 30 yard direct free kick |
Yeah I opened Cavani in Christmas package |


