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Deeni131:
Can somebody tell me how much data this app consume for an hour, when u register with ur decoder details and how many people can use ur decoder details.

Depending on the resolution you set it on.

If at lowest, a football match is about 185mb.
At medium, 350+ mb.

Four people can use it.

hansomb:
is this what you proud of. You not born then. Am sure daddy and big Uncle will disagree.

So you're happy putting this up?

SmithRussell:
You dey joke??

Before I gained admission my WPM peaked 108 bros. I know why you feel that you’re fast. When I was at 80 AWPM, I felt like the fastest in the world until I searched Google and found out that someone had typed at 240+, even though it was a customized keyboard, omo I had to humble up and improve with MB, importing my own texts, since I was already too familiar with most of the ones inside Mavis Beacon

That shiit depends on constant practice. That was 6 years ago. I haven’t done any form of fast typing for some years now but I’m certain that my speed is never going to go below 70 WPM, unless I’m above 50, or if I stop using a phone/laptop, or if the QWERTY layout changes.

108? That's crazy, man.

Details are needed.
You talked about academics.

Is she a graduate?

Where Rule of Law is working.

Freedom of speech, yes.
After speech, what you see is what you get.


Nigerians no send because even the Rule of Law no dey work sef.

NoFucksToGive:
Without reading I label you a failure !!! For the fact you need the validation of total strangers says it all

You are weak and mentally immature totally unfit for any leadership position

Because it's Nigeria and nairaland?
Sounds like you're not as exposed as advertised.

Why?
You've never visited Reddit, or you don't explore the other side of Twitter.

What is this Ebonyi v Anambra dragging all about?

Aren't we all igbos again?
Abi e don turn competition?
Ndi Ebonyi, una no get una thread?

Zetty177x:
I disagree with ur first paragraph

No?

Going to battlefields stops exactly once you become a Major.
Are you aware?

And by Battlefield, I mean going to shoot a gun or getting shot at. Fighting, burning, bombing, etc.
I don't mean giving orders o.

naijafreshng:
I'm unable to send money out from my Lesotho account... Can someone help me pls.


Msg: hellodonbee@gmail.com

Explain the situation.

Alejoas:
Bros Keep the communication simple sir so that i can understand what you mean. Thanks

Picture in your profile is what I was talking about.

matrix199:
Smiles.....
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You don't even know your AWPM. Use MAVIS BEACON to find out your AWPM






Well, I consider myself the fastest 'Data Entrist' in Nigeria. My AWPM is 64 on clear eyes. But If I take three or four bottles of Budweisser, sweetheart, I go berserk with the keyboard. Thanks to Mavis Beacon!

That's interesting.
Wouldn't you say 64 is small?

I think it is.

Xtopher16:
You probably have not watched the video, cuz if you've done so, you won't treat your daughter that way even if she does something worse

Thanks.

I'm not convinced people saying "good for her" have seen the video.
Their comments on the matter is scary.

RightToReject:
It serves her right, good parenting. In fact, it doesn't matter that she's a daughter, because even if she were pregnant and a wife and a husband did the same to her, it's a welcome development.

I'm not convinced you saw the video.

Naaa.

From page one to three that I've just read, all the comments wey una make for there are strange, weird and scary.

And my conclusion is one thing...
You guys never saw the video.
I'm not convinced. If you took your time to watch that video, you won't make those comments.

MANNAABBQGRILLS:
Lol. Chidinma bottom right. Eva Alordiah bottom left.

oh okay.
Thanks.

Zetty177x:
Your bullshit response angered me. If u don't go to battle field how can u earn title of field Marshall or general? Well only in Nigeria. For me, buhari is a Mr

You don't need to go to a battlefield to earn the General Title. No.

Plus, he was the president. How can he be on a battlefield. Are you not reasoning this thing properly?

Odidigboigbo:
Oga there is no elect-elect in UNN. Electrical engineering and Electronic engineering are separated, not combine in UNN

You're correct.
There is none.
I have a cousin that did Electronic engr., and this one did electrical engr.

But when we were living in UNN back in the day, we loved to call it Elect-elect.
Sorry for the mix up.

MANNAABBQGRILLS:
30 years old? Let me shock some of you. Do you all know that Chidinma was a part of the cast in Sound Sultan's mathematics song in the year 2000 or so?

Now be the judge if you think she was just 9 years old here.

Abeg which one be Chidimma for the picture?

Nice one.

We're doing well.

pocohantas:
Audit firms do not pay so much in Nigeria, this includes the Big 4s. However, they have a fast, clear and defined career path, not forgetting excellent career growth. So, forget the money, the experience is worth it. Majority of them do not even stay long there, once they get that boost on their CV, they start jumping upandan like ashewo.

Perhaps, but I don't know really.

I know someone who was in KPMG. One thing I know is it didn't take long before he got a 2009 Camry and rented a 400k house in Surulere and furnished it...
BEfore we know what's up, he was already working with one auditing firm in the UK. Don't know if it's Coppers & Libra or something. Not sure.
Came back, got married and returned to the UK. After about three months, he took his wife there.
It was fast. He did Elect-elect in UNN, and he sabi book.

In summary, I doubt KPMG pays 120k a month.

Any profile of the man?

GboyegaD:
BCH doesn't have a good reputation but funny enough, my graduating set produced a 1st class.

Abi?

They have people that do well, albeit. But omo, e tough.


It is well sha.
Last last, OAU isn't for the faint-hearted.
My cousin used to say, "Ije Ife, ikwete."
More like, "If you go, na him you go gree."

It's difficult to tell what OAU is like when you're not a student. Until you go... and then confirm.

prettyaura:
from what you have written, its obvious you didnt graduate from OAU..nobody will go to a school like OAU and come online to write wat you have written here..except maybe you didnt graduate with a @least a 2:2..quote me anywhere...NO ONE GOES TO A PRESTIGIOUS UNIVERSITY LIKE OAU AND COME BACK AFTER 10YRS TO SAY THEY REGRET IT...WHATS YOUR POINT EXACTLY?

A lot of people have expressed that feeling.

Are you him to know what/how he feels?
I was in Ife too, and I nearly got depressed. Or maybe I did sef. I got frustrated and just wanted to leave. Well, eventually I didn't sink. But I tell you what, people sink in that school.

For those who really had a good foundation of planning academically from primary-secondary school, who have had a natural reading culture, Ife is not as tough as it is as per workload for these set of people.

But what happens if you missed that foundation and then stumble into Ife as a student?
First, there'd be excitement as per I'm a student of Ife, but subsequently it starts to creep in. Things that are not load start becoming loads... and then they turn to stress. Coupled with fetching water from upstairs, going as far as Edm or Agric to read just because your room mates in Awo or Angola perpetually cannnot give you the light of day. And then the fact that you'll struggle to cook, eat, etc.
For some, it is strength. Some, building up tough mentality.
What about others? They fall apart like a deck of cards and then start to get disenchanted. Some lose grades and start to go down academically, some can no longer plan their time.
It is for that reason that I tell people that there's a reason there're all sorts of orientations... from school mgt, faculty, dept, hostel, church, lecturers, etc., when you come in. Because people know how tough it is. It isn't for the weak. These orientations in one way or the other tries to reset your mind once in a while. Because there, your mind setting can go haywire. I know because I've been there. I've seen with my eyes.


So if you really passed through Ife, you'd know this because you HAVE BEEN THERE DONE THAT.
Unless you didn't.
Cos it begs the question as to why you'd make that statement.

GboyegaD:
You finished from Ife too? Wow, you sounded like someone who either studied physical sciences or Biochemistry based on the report you gave.

My cousin was in BCH in Ife.

8-9 years spent.
About 4 to 5 extras and many COs.
But he no gree cross o. He finished there sha.
Now married with kids.

When he tells the story, na laughter.
He be like, "I entered Ife in 1998 through merit list number 5 that they brought the admission letter to my house o. I decided I didn't like MCB but BCH. My friends and colleagues told me, people are running from BCH and you're entering from frying Pan to Fire. Omo... Mth 101-F, BCH 101-F."
Na so him journey start o.

He dragged it till he finished sha.

Should never have been in the frontline or battlefield for whatever reason.

This is ain't the era of Alexander the Great or Julius Caesar.


Is this what people seriously wanted Buhari to do?
Really?

omo...

Four pages, and na the guy wey talk about Juju dem use the four pages finish sha.
Lmao!!!

Alejoas:
i am happy for the lanky player. Osimen is an unsung hero too in the last game. He was not selfish like chukwueze. I have external battery for your laptop. Do you need one? Come let's deal

Not to pry, but is there a reason that TV is very high up?

be4dem:
Scotland vs faroe island ( Ist half, highest scoring half( 3.10). Play and thank me later

Cut.

legba1:
The same attitude... In my Oldman compound in Okotawe use to be surrounded by this tribe, we have them as tenants and we get on well, yes there are a pocket here and there who will blow their sound systems at the peak volume and will call your bluffs when you complain but meeeen we had a great time together. No stereo typing.... We were brothers we were Nigerians...
Pls let stop this SE/SS/SW wahala.. It won't do us good as our common enemy is maintaining a single front. I come in peace

"...by this tribe."

Gbagura:
I've said it that Igbos can't even play this tribal cards they claim to be good at. Yorubas treat their f'up silently with no noise. Those igbos that have been messed up several times understand what I'm saying. Those 'Lagos is a no man's land' chanters have had their fair share of the real owners of Lagos.


I love humanity regardless of who you are but growing up, I realized most igbos doesn't deserve to be loved cos they openly claim to hate you yet I don't understand why they've refused to stop coming to Yoruba land. You tend to hate people, you then had to come to their land to show them that you hate them and you expect not to be hammered on the head in response?


Civil War never ended in reality. The advantage Yoruba have is that people troop to our region more than the other way round.

Watch them start spewing trash instead of looking for ways to get their heads reset.

It is said that the area or environment you grow up in influences you. This is what must've happened to you, unfortunately. Such that after many years, one can see how you're spewing it. It sounds bitter and hurtful. And the way I see it, I can tell from the tone that it's eating you deeply on the inside. Good news is some of us didn't have these kind of experiences until we got much older. Education even helped to make us have a better understanding of the anomaly.

You're either too young, not too educated, or have little or no experience. I wish you gain more of the aforementioned moving forward. It'll go a long way.

Cashsteady:
But let's be honest Igbo people too get wahala too much.... The problem one Igbo man gave my landlord in my former house made that landlord stop renting house to Igbos... This is not about tribalism or something I think the company action to that was maybe because they had a bad experience with an employee..igbo people should learn how to comport and should learn how to relate well with other tribes..

These things happen. Growing up, my landlord was a Yoruba Muslim. We lived peacefully till we left. When we moved to our house, we rented to Yorubas, who lived peacefully too.

The idea of using one scenario to generalize is a tad unintelligent.
There're lots of Igbos and Yorubas living peacefully in Lagos. I lived in a Yoruba man and Hausa man's house too... In peace.
That I did it no mean sey make the other person do am. Orientations are different.

Stop the idea of using one scenario to do agenda. It's wrong. Totally.