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ebubeson:
If you check some churches, you may see guys plaiting their hair. You may notice such amongst the instrumentalists, drummers, bass guitar players etc.
The question is, should a genuine Christian guy Plait his hair?

To me, it is not a good appearance for a genuine Christian guy. Such appearance cannot be easily used to preach, and it may not allow sinners to be convinced to repent.

The question of whether a genuine Christian guy should plait his hair is a matter of personal interpretation and cultural context. Different Christian denominations and individuals may have varying beliefs and practices regarding appearance and grooming.

In many Christian communities, appearance is seen as a matter of personal conviction and not a strict religious requirement. Some may argue that one's hairstyle does not define their faith or ability to preach the Gospel, while others may hold conservative views on grooming.

Ultimately, the decision to plait one's hair or choose a particular hairstyle should be based on individual beliefs, personal conviction, and the cultural norms of their specific Christian community. It's important to remember that Christianity encompasses a wide range of interpretations and practices, and there is no universally correct answer to this question.

Adejobi's response raises important questions about the challenges young Nigerians face with police extortion. It highlights the issue of corruption within law enforcement and the pressure on individuals with limited means of income. However, his comments also underscore the need for systemic reforms and improved policing practices to address these issues effectively and protect the rights of all citizens.

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graced21:
how much is v60

London use 140k to 160k depending on vendor

graced21:
how much can one get mint like new LG v50 ??
not refurbished oo

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BTW 90k to 120k depending on the vendor

udemzyudex:
Sales have been halted ,I wanted to get the LG V50 but it's not available at the moment,so I'm using this till it's available.

If you're still interested when I'm ready to sell,I'll tag you

There is no much difference BTW lg g8x and V50 the both have same processor and can only be updated to A12, the major difference between lg v50 & g8x is the 5G network. Why don't you go For lg V60 instead, comes with better processor, A13 os update, and more

It's important for NLC to consider their options and consult with the different unions they represent before proceeding with the protest. Taking the time to reach a consensus on the next course of action can lead to a more effective and unified approach.

NLC while they strategies, they should also understand that this protest is needed to put government in check, if they can achieve their goals without a protest it is also welcomed..

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Youngpo413:
Please everyone, is the pricing accurate on playstore? Or is it like Aliexpress that you will see N4,000 and they end up deducting N5,900 after payment.

The pricing on Google store is accurate, I have subscribed for few things myself and was charge the actual amount.

teodore:
Go to your apps setting.
Click on WhatsApp
Then permissions.
Grant whatsapp access to your contacts....
Infact turn on all the permissions for whatsapp.

Give it sometime and it would sync.
If it doesn't force stop whatsapp and load it again.

Op this is the solution to your problem

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The Pos operator should make available is account statement, only then can you know if truly he received the money or not

Things they happen for this country, japa syndrome is real

Twitter is refusing to pay Google for cloud services. Here’s why it matters, and what the fallout could be for users


Amid an ongoing cost-cutting effort, Twitter has now refused to pay the bills to renew its multi-year contract with Google Cloud, Platformer has reported.

We’ve all heard of “the cloud” – but what does it have to do with Twitter? And more to the point, what will the consequences be for Twitter users if Google Cloud pulls the plug on the platform?

What are cloud computing services?
To put it simply, “the cloud” is an assembly of computing resources that are remotely accessible over the internet. These resources are leased out to internet-connected organisations so they don’t have to buy and maintain their own.

In Twitter’s case, these resources include storage space for very large quantities of data, as well as a suite of programs that perform various operations on these data, as agreed upon in the contract. All of this takes place across a global network of physical servers.

Cloud computing is a convenient and cost-effective business model, which has gained much favour from enterprises large and small.

Currently, a handful of players dominate this market. In the lead is Amazon Web Services (AWS) which holds about 32% of the market. Amazon became the first cloud provider in 2006 and has since established a comfortable lead over its rivals, Microsoft Azure (23%) and Google Cloud (10%).

Reliability and scalability are perhaps the most important requirements a company will have of its cloud service provider. And when it comes to reliability, “redundancy” is key.

Redundancy means that if one data centre goes down, there are multiple others with duplicate data that can seamlessly step into service. And if the quantity of user data is high in one particular data centre, the extra load can be farmed out to another. In this way, peak traffic periods can be managed without loss of performance.

What might happen if Google pulls the plug?

It seems Twitter is at loggerheads with its cloud provider, Google Cloud. The company is reportedly disputing its Google Cloud bill as it seeks to renegotiate its contract with Google.

The issue appears to be rooted in a disagreement over service quality and performance. Twitter doesn’t think it’s getting value for money, and is withholding the latest payment in its US$1 billion contract with Google Cloud.

Under the contract, Google Cloud hosts many of Twitter’s trust and safety services. If the disagreement isn’t resolved by the end of the month, and if Twitter severs ties with Google Cloud, this could seriously threaten its ability to fight spam, remove child sexual abuse material and generally protect accounts.

Google also currently allows Twitter users to sign up with their Google account. And Twitter profiles are highly ranked in Google searches, by virtue of Twitter’s close ties with Google. This favoured status could be in jeopardy if the two companies can’t come to terms.

Apart from Google Cloud, Twitter also has a multi-year cloud computing contract with AWS to offer a host of functions. According to reports, it has also withheld payments from Amazon in the past and owed some US$70 million in bills as of March. Amazon responded by threatening to withhold payments for advertising it runs on the platform.

Why is Twitter refusing to pay?

The dispute can perhaps be understood as yet another attempt by Twitter to radically reduce operating costs. It’s a a trend that began late last year when Elon Musk acquired the company for US$44 billion.

Musk, who just appointed former NBC Universal advertising executive Linda Yaccarino as Twitter CEO, has implemented a suite of cost-cutting measures since the takeover – among these, the firing of more than half of the company’s 7,500 employees.

Looking at the big picture, we see Musk in the throes of trying to make Twitter a leaner, more efficient business.

Cracking down on malicious misuse

At stake in this dispute are services that help keep Twitter free of malicious, dangerous and offensive content. Twitter’s battle against this content, as well as against spam and bots, has been ongoing. While it’s difficult to predict the outcome of the dispute with Google, it’s likely Twitter will take whatever course of action helps the company save money.

That could mean moving those services to a different provider, or retaining Google Cloud’s services but on more favourable terms. Another possibility (although less likely) is for Twitter to migrate those particular services in-house where it will have more control. But this would also require spending and human resources to manage the data.

In a worst-case scenario, Twitter may collapse or destabilise if certain elements within it go offline. Aside from Twitter trolls, this outcome would be in nobody’s best interest. So it’s more likely Twitter and Google Cloud will find a mutually agreeable way forward.


Source:
https://theconversation.com/twitter-is-refusing-to-pay-google-for-cloud-services-heres-why-it-matters-and-what-the-fallout-could-be-for-users-207718?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=bylinetwitterbutton

legallyminded:
Twitter is down.

Elon Musk has spoken

AgentNnamdi:
Naira cards?

Yes

DWJOBScom:
It does not work with GTB bank card joor

I tested both Gtb and alat, and it worked flawless.

Yes, you can link your bank cards to the Google Play Store to make purchases and download apps. By adding your bank card information to your Google account, you can conveniently and securely make transactions through the Play Store.

I know its a difficult task linking Nigeria cards to play store, Now Nigeria cards can be added to your Google store.

I recently linked my Gtb and alat master card to google store and was able to subscribe for some premium stuff.

Note: both cards are linked to a naira account.

Go give it a try, Good luck

They should first make Nigeria work, if Nigeria is working system no body will worry about japa Syndrome.

Lg g8x 6/128
Lg v60 8/128

Both phones are silent beast

Honestly

How much is the mirror?
If caught, job gone and embarrassment sure

Interesting discuss

This is the benefit of voting incompetent leaders to rule.

Nice one....