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Has Facebook turned to bank account where you have next of kin? |
Most media houses has been corrupted with government stollen money and Nairaland is not left out. |
National television has always been a propaganda tool for incumbent government but since fuel subsidy saga AIT has been big propaganda tools the worst thing is that almost all the media house and journalist has been bought. However OP has lied about buhari threatening AIT, I see a lot of lies on Nairaland and I just laugh because I think this man has really respected himself, even when the international media asked him questions with the aim that he will bad mouth this present government, he avoided it and focused on issues same thing happened during his campaign but can we say the same thing with gej and his supporters? NO. |
The PDP strategy is simple, damage the reputation of anybody who does not dance to their corrupt tunes, sell it to the already corrupt media, their gullible supporters will spread it and force that person out of office. Sanusi, Farida and Gen Azazi comes to mind. By the time this administration ends her tenure, it is going to be one of the government that contributed to the destruction of institutions in Nigeria. owobokiri:You complained about 4years old collecting PVC when we know it PDP that supervised it.
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abatically:I thought as much. I think it goes for 88k in fact it goes for about 100k in some shops here wuse II. |
This is nice, welcome mayor. |
Who doesn't know that will be the end game. |
This is a big lie, in fact the electricity issue has gotten worse in Kubwa in the last few years. |
How time fly and things change. |
See the picture posted by ice prince on his Facebook page.
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Rest in peace. |
What a doomed family, the mother and daughter died in same manner and circumstance within 3years. Could this be cult issue as alleged by some illuminati's conspiracy theorist or pure coincidence. |
Bobbi Kristina Brown has been taken off life support as her family gather to say a final goodbye, the Daily Mail reports. The 21-year-old daughter of Whitney Houston was found face down and unresponsive in a bath-tub at her home in Georgia on Saturday (1 February), following a suspected drug overdose. She was found by her partner Nick Gordon in tragically similar circumstances to her mother, who died in a bathtub from an 'accidental' drug overdose almost exactly three years ago. A coroner concluded that the singer's death was as a result of accidental drowning, though heart disease and cocaine use were contributing factors in her death. Bobbi is also believed to have drowned, but was revived by paramedics at the scene. She was taken to hospital where she was placed in a medically induced coma and was reported to be breathing with the help of a ventilator. During tests for brain activity, she briefly opened her eyes, but doctors found 'minimal' improvement in her brain function. According to People magazine, her family including her distraught father, singer Bobby Brown are at her bedside, at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, preparing for the worst. A source close to the family said: "Everyone is coming to the hospital to say goodbye. Bobby has been crying nonstop since yesterday. We are grieving." A second family member added: "If you saw her, you'd think she was just sleeping. It's sinking in that this is it, but we're all still praying that God will intervene and heal her body." The incident occurred just days ahead of the third anniversary of Whitney Houston's death on February 11. Bobbi Kristina was struggling with the loss of her mother. Just two days after the first anniversary of Houston's death, she was pictured being taken to hospital on a stretcher appearing unconscious. She was later hospitalised after mixing alcohol with a sedative. While the exact cause of Bobbi's condition is currently unknown, police are investigating the situation. It has been reported that police found drugs in the house after a second search of the property she shared with Nick Gordon.
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When we know that 90% of anti people's protest was sponsored by PDP. |
They should not congregate in a single place, they should not sleep in the local government secretariat or INEC office. |
OK oooo PDP and copy copy things, when Buhari's Coca-Cola came out many saTAN were shouting fouls but now we have gej. Online donation they copy, advert they copy, campaign strategy they copy. Now I know PDP lacks ideas. |
kalakuta11:He should arrest everybody including the NNPC woman, former aviation minister, subsidy thieves and all thieves irrespective of their political party affiliation. |
SweetJoystick:My problem is that most of the parties are either subsidiaries of PDP or some party executive can easily be bought. It a matter of trow some money around and hungry people run after it then the master control them. If CAN can changed it position and do the bidding of money, then tell me how many people will stand another billion in front of them. |
With my little experience about INEC registration, I believe majority of the PVCs belong to multiple registered voters, some don't even know the name they used to register again while some don't even know the polling unit where they registered again. The truth is if they wait for a year, more than half of the cards will still remain. Unfortunately many hypocrite we have don't wanna say the truth and while others want to use that has a basis to prospone election or destabilise INEC. |
A former Deputy Speaker of the Oyo State House of Assembly, Mr. Femi Emmanuel, says the large number of uncollected Permanent Voter Cards nationwide may have been abandoned by unscrupulous politicians who wanted to use them for rigging. He said dishonest politicians had, in the past, encouraged their followers to do multiple registrations with the aim of using the cards for multiple voting and rigging. Emmanuel, who is now a Senior Pastor of Livingspring Chapel International, said, “There are many people whose PVCs have been ready but they have not gone to collect them. I will tell you why that is so. “In politics, the way we have been playing it in Nigeria, it is political godfathers and political platforms that mobilise people for registration. Where I registered in the GRA, I know people who live around there but we saw miscreants coming for registration. We knew they didn’t live there because people who live there don’t look like them. They were mobilised to register. And that is what they do all over. “In the previous elections where there was no biometric data, cards were collected by those who mobilised thugs to register. On the day of the election, they will give them to different people. “What this means is the process of rigging elections begins at the point of registration. But now that there is biometric data, it is difficult for those who did multiple registrations to collect the cards. They therefore abandon them at Independent National Electoral Commission offices.” On INEC tracing the defaulters and bringing them to book, Emmanuel said it would be difficult to trace the culprits, saying, “Even the addresses they would put down would be fictitious. These people, who I refer to as ghost voters, are lured with money because of the illiteracy and poverty in the land. Those cards are abandoned there forever because of the political antics and intrigues behind them.” http://www.punchng.com/politics/uncollected-pvcs-belong-to-dishonest-politicians-ex-speaker/
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Still searching.......... |
largeman4u:Haba! I ask for some thing, you just ignore me without a response. Even if my offer is low, I still deserve a reply. All the way thanks. |
Still searching............ |
Still waiting. |
shadowgwalker:Thanks bros, it is the wife of my friend that needs it. |
Good day bros, pls can your Toyota rav go for 1.2m? Pls I need your response as soon as possible. |
Pls I need a very cleanly used Toyota rav4 or Toyota matrix, both must be 2006 to 2008 model in Abuja, Any serious seller should pls contact oluwaseunfly@gmail.com. or 08059559994 |
Oya! Phone expert make una come contribute. |
1. WHAT DO YOU WANT TO USE IT FOR? Do you want to use your phone just to make calls and receive calls? Or do you need your phone to send text messages only? Alternatively, do you want to use your cellphone to take pictures? Browse the internet? The thing with smartphone technology these days is that there are so many phones in the market and they are all the 'best' at one thing or the other. Some phones have the best cameras, the best internet browsers etc. In choosing your mobile phone, focus on what you want to use it for. If you understand exactly what skills and capabilities you'd like to see in your new phone, it'll help you avoid paying too much for features you don't want or need. For a good balance, we like the Samsung Galaxy Note 4, Samsung Galaxy S5, HTC One M8, Huawei Ascend Mate 2, Nokia Lumia 1520. For iPhone loyalists, consider the iPhone 6 Plus. For monetary considerations try the Tecno Phantom Z and the Blackberry Z3. 2. WHAT'S THE BATTERY LIFE? With many smartphones having dual-core, quad-core (hardcore any time soon?) processors and big screens, smartphones have never been more powerful–or more power hungry. Yes, specs and apps matter, but what good are they if you’re looking for a charger by midday? One way to tell how much battery life your smartphone will provide on a charge is to take a look at the battery capacity. Typical phone batteries start in the neighborhood of 1,700mAh and go all the way up to 3,500mAh. Generally, the closer you get to 3,000 mAh (milliamp hours) — or above the better. In The Laptop Mag battery test, the Huawei Ascend Mate 2 topped the list and lasted for 14 hours and 43 minutes. Other phones that put up a good showing in the test include the Sony Xperia Z3 (12 hours , 9 minutes), Nokia Lumia 1520 (11hours, 28 minutes), Samsung Galaxy S5 (10 hours, 50 minutes), HTC One M8 (10 hours, 50 minutes), and Apple iPhone 6 Plus (10 hours). 3. DOES SIZE MATTER? All pun intended. Big-screen phones are growing on shoppers. In fact, phablets (phones with displays 5 inches or larger) now account for about 20% of all smartphones sold in the Nigerian market. Bigger phone screens give you a lot more real estate for watching movies, playing games and enjoying photos. The trade-off is that the phone isn’t easy to operate with one hand, tends to be heavier and can be a tight fit for front pockets. Large (Over 5.1-inches): So-called "phablets" (phone + tablets) have bigger screens, which provide a generous viewing area and easier on-screen typing. But they can be bulky. Standard Size (4.5 to 5.1 inches): The mainstream size for flagship phones like the Galaxy S5, Nokia Lumia and HTC One. Compact Size (Below 4.5 inches): Many phones, including the 4-inch iPhone and the 4.3-inch HTC One Mini provide smaller, more pocket-friendly form factors. 4.WHAT OPERATING SYSTEM SHOULD YOU USE? If you're buying a smartphone, the operating system can make a big difference in how you use your device. At the moment there are four major operating systems vying for your attention. Here's a brief overview of what each one has to offer. Android Open source platform that allows third-party developers to create apps and tools Designed as a consumer- and social network-centric platform Easy to customize to match your needs and tastes Over a million apps available via the Google Play store Apple iOS Integrates iTunes app and Safari mobile Web browser The same technology powers all Apple devices for seamless communication between Apple devices Thousands of officially approved apps available via the App Store BlackBerry Created for business users for easy access to e-mail and text messaging Updated BlackBerry 10 operating system creates a more interactive, user-friendly experience Ideal for international use Windows Phone Personalized, user-friendly experience that communicates seamlessly with Microsoft computers and other devices Easily customizable touch-screen interface SkyDrive app allows easy management of documents, photos and videos CAMERA A phone's camera depends on a whole host of variables. Though you might think that more megapixels is better, that's not always the case. You can get sharper images from a 5-megapixel camera than from an 8-megapixel shooter, so it's better to concentrate on other specs such as the quality of the lens as well as the camera sensor. STORAGE & EXPANSION Given that you’ll store everything from photos and music to videos and apps on your smartphone, opt for as much internal memory and upgradable memory as you can. We recommend you choose a device that has a microSD card slot. Source: http://bamboonaija.com/blogs/buying-guides/18269799-buying-guide-mobile-phones-smart-phones?utm_source=taboola&utm_medium=referral |
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