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i like the way things are going on now inn this country....... religious my foot......,mtcheeeeeww

she can mourn her late husband for as long as she wants to.... there is no specific time range to mourn any dead person

which kind advice be that one naaaaa

hmmmmmmmm...... police dey show themselves now ooooh

may God save our soul.... Amen

love dey shack dem na

thats good to know, and i thinks its better this way.... no more cheating....

Callotti: Heck yeah! For entertainment and for self-preservation. . .or to save others or SELF from harm or discomfort.

When you are dealing with Nigerian 'Busy Bodies' especially on the cyber airways of course!

Mu che che che che che che

Especially to those 'Mgbekes' and 'Mgbafors' looking to compete for h-internet blokoses and totos!

Mu he he he he he

People who like to move around like 'malus'. . . without brains of their own. . .JUST FOR THE FUN OF IT!


Ah-Ha!
Very entertaining. . .I tellya!

BOTTOM LINE. . .BE HONEST TO ONLY THOSE THAT ARE WORTH IT. . . .!

Even the so-called GOD deceived Esau in the so-called bible by conniving with Jacob to steal his birth-right.
Or should we mention the concept of the original sin. . .aka the 'forbidden fruit' in the so-called 'beautiful garden of Eden'?

God does not lie and has never lied. Many of us confuse the scripture because we only choose to understand it carnally, but when you eat of the fruit that day you shall die, the death there signifies spiritual death ok. Stop deceiving yourself by quoting the Bible literally.

Thats cuz their doctrine is so messed up.(no offence). They always use violence, yet they claim they preach peace.

[quote author=se-gun]startimes is in partnership with NTA and the main aim is to take nigeria from the analogy life to digital life. That is why u will see that all they do is to first make sure every home have something to watch. Nta has so many channels on it and other local stations and they plan to take up more local and international stations as they launch in different cities.
Currently now they just won the licence to show champions league too for 2012 to 2015.[/quote]i've not actually watched Champions league yet on Startimes, i am Chelsea fan, guess they select the match they show to viewer abi.

henry247: Startimes is crappy n useless.it cracks every minute even though I use d ext. Antanna,so how can they compete wit their poor quality services.their recent upgrade didn't help matters as most important stations like discovery for example has bin removed frm d 1000nira category n now 2000nira.d most annoyin is d inability to just watch for 2minutes witout cracking.mine is up for sale @3k wit ext antanna inclusive.

brother i use startimes together with external Binatone remote controlled antenna, and it doesn't scramble one bit except on rare occasions and when it does, all i need do i use the remote control and rotate the antenna a bit and its stable. So i put it to you that startimes is weather friendly unlike other services that uses dishes. Just get a good antenna oki

God Bless Chelsea Jare.

johnstar: Na wa o, na so so mid nd def dey score , striker noe dey score , torres na flop jor, big tym

Torres is picking form ok. Don't worry the goals will come everyday no be Christmas. Besides David Luiz scored wit direct free kick.

Booty4me: blame Gej

this man is in no way to be blame. Some of us seem to fail to understand that he's tryin and some enemies of progress are just tryin to frustrate his term period.

sizzlers: But these guys bad shaa! Lets know how much the commissoner worth. I think 100 milla too small cus money de delta, na so so oil money dem de share but may de no kill am o! So dat e go live to testify the badness of evil doing

this xmas go dey pepper the man if him eventually cum back after a huge ransom.

sizzlers: i love you. God bless me also

God bless you

Microsoft Office, Pdf reader, Browsing, portablility, high camera quality etc are functions of Bold 5. You know which you chose over another is dependent on ur need(wat u want to do wit it). I wud go for laptop if i am into Computer IT programming etc, its all versatile. Laptop support vast software installation, etc. They all have their diff advantages over each other i think.
MORE OPINIONS WILL BE HIGHLY APPRECIATED.

LOS ANGELES(AFP) – Arnold
Schwarzenegger admitted
he had multiple affairs
during his doomed 25-year
marriage to Maria Shriver,
but said fathering a child
with their housekeeper was
the “stupidest” thing he did.
In a TV interview timed with
the publication of his
memoirs Monday, the former
bodybuilder and Hollywood
star told how Shriver
confronted him about the
child the day after he left
office as California governor
in January 2011.
He also admitted he had a
habit of living “in denial”
and keeping secrets,
including not telling Shriver
that he was going to run for
governor until days before
he announced it, and trying
to conceal having heart
surgery from her.
“That’s the way I handle
things. And it always has
worked. But, I mean it does
not — it’s not the best thing
for people around me
because I sometimes – some
information I just keep to
myself,” he told the CBS
show “60 Minutes.”
“So I became an expert in
living in denial,” he said.
Shriver filed for divorce in
July last year citing
“irreconcilable differences”
with her husband, whom
she met in 1977 and
married in 1986, following
him into the California
governor’s mansion in 2003.
Schwarzenegger had
admitted in May 2011 that
he had fathered a child,
called Joseph and born in
1997, with the family’s long-
time housekeeper, Mildred
Baena, and announced the
couple’s separation.
In the “60 Minutes”
interview, he said he realized
when Joseph was about
seven or eight that the boy
resembled him physically,
and while not discussing it
openly, began giving his
mother financial support.
The housekeeper remained
in their employment, and
Joseph even played with the
couple’s children. But her
suspicions grew and she
finally confronted him the
day after he left office, when
they saw a marriage
counselor.
Shriver asked him point
blank: “Hey, I think that
Joseph is your kid,” to which
he replied: “You’re absolutely
correct.” She filed for
divorced a few weeks later.
“I think it was the stupidest
thing I’ve done in the whole
relationship. It was terrible. I
inflicted tremendous pain on
Maria and unbelievable pain
on the kids,” he said.
Baena was not the first time
he had been unfaithful to
Shriver, he acknowledged —
in the book he writes about
a “hot affair” with actress
Brigitte Nielsen while filming
the 1985 film Red Sonja.
Pressed in the CBS interview
about other infidelities, he
admitted: “I had others. But
that’s something that’s
between Maria and me,”
adding that Shriver knew
about his behavior.
“I’m not perfect,” he said.
Allegations of sexual
misconduct and affairs have
long dogged the Austrian-
born actor turned politician,
who returned to the big
screen in “The Expendables
2″ this year, and has a
number of other movies due
for release.
In other comments
Schwarzenegger, 65, told
how Shriver “started
shaking” when he told her
he planned to run for
California governor only days
before his announcement in
August 2003.
“I was thinking that she
would say ‘Wow that is
amazing, welcome to the
club, we finally convinced
you to be a public servant’,”
he said, referring to the
storied Kennedy political
dynasty, of which she was a
member.
Her objections were only
overcome after intervention
from his mother-in-law
Eunice Shriver, who warned
her that Schwarzenegger
would be angry at her if she
prevented him from running.
Schwarzenegger said Shriver
had not read the book, called
“Total Recall” after the 1990
blockbuster. Asked what he
thought Shriver’s view
would be, he said: “I think
that Maria’s wishing me well
with everything that I do.”
There was no immediate
word comment from
representatives for Shriver.

You didn't state the colour... A pix also wud enhance ur sale

For those who think this thread is rhetorical, if truely you have brains, you will know there is sense in virtually everythin you seem unnecessary, cuz as for me, i come to understand and learn "Human behaviour"... Why we all do things etc... Now who is brainless... All minds are not same

HQ:

I guess you meant to use "AND"

How on earth would one compare a PC with a phone? Will the Laptop replace your "Phone" or will the phone replace your "Laptop".

i guess ur choice is a laptop over a Bold 5, pls may we know ur reasons....

Yommy247: @poster. dis is damn rhetoric question. u gotta consult ur brain before posting.

you are entitled to ur opinion, but pls do not insult me. If u have anythin better to say in contribution pls do, cuz as far as am concerned everyone has his or her own priorities in needs, yours is definitely not anothers. So this thread is for people to share their choice and reasons.

Posting a price here wud boost ur sale, don't u think.

Post the pix bro? Black or white?

If you have money now and you have either of the two options. Which wud you go for with respect to ur scale of preference, considering dia individual features and functions? And give reasons to backup ur choice.

What kinda laptop wud you recommend for programming?

[quote author=GARRI (x7)]If a mother says her child will not sleep, she herself will not sleep.. When our leaders make the country hard for the common man, they themselves will never know peace!!

God Bless Oluwaseun Osewa (+MukiSweety)!
God Bless Nairaland!!
God Bless Delta State!!!
God Bless Nigeria!!!!

All Bad leaders...DIE! DIE! DIE!
God Bless ME!!!!!!!
AMEN... [/quote]hahaha... My brother this ur prayer na wah oh.

Two dead...

Tokunbo Olajide
Nigeria’s
financial
powerhouse, Zenith Bank
plc, is rated Africa’s best
Zenith Bank plc has added to
its list of honours. The bank
has been adjudged the Best
Commercial Bank – Africa,
2012, by reputable awards
group, Capital Finance
International, CFI. The CFI
awards recognise value-
adding individuals and
organisations, including
smaller companies that
might otherwise go
unnoticed on the
international stage. The
awards’ panel said Zenith
earned the honour because
it worked to the benefit of all
stakeholders.
“Good commercial banks are
a cornerstone of any
economy and we are
delighted after much
deliberation to announce
Zenith Bank as the Best
Commercial Bank Africa,”
remarked the judges. “To
our mind good banking is
about finding and
maintaining the right
balance between all the
stakeholders’ interests,” the
panel added. CFI noted that
under the leadership of
Zenith Bank’s former CEO
and founder, Jim Ovia, the
bank created strong
foundations with a broad
shareholder base, high levels
of capitalisation and very
strong corporate
governance.
It also acknowledged the
acumen of current Group
Managing Director and CEO,
Godwin Emefiele, and his
team to have continued to
build on the foundations left
behind by Ovia.
According to CFI, Zenith
Bank’s commitment to all of
its stakeholders enables it to
provide the highest level of
services. “There has been
substantial investment in
staff development, creating a
team that we feel will
continue to work to the very
highest standards and bring
ever increasing standards of
banking to clients and
results to investors, while
through the bank’s CSR
policy, Zenith Bank ensures it
is also playing its part in
society as whole,” added the
panel.
Zenith Bank has built a
reputable local bank into an
international financial
institution that is recognised
for innovation, superior
customer service and
performance, while creating
premium value for all
stakeholders. The bank is
also easily associated with
the qualities of solid financial
performance, stable and
dedicated management,
highly-skilled personnel,
leadership in the use of ICT,
strategic distribution
channels and good asset
quality.
After Ovia handed the reins
to him in August 2010,
Emefiele has employed his
decade-long experience on
the Zenith board to maintain
the bank’s exceptional
performance, which stems
from its experienced
leadership, professionalism
and vision of the
management and staff. The
operating results of the
bank, since it went public in
2004, indicate impressive
performance in all
parameters. Total assets
grew from $1.25bn in 2004
to $14.19bn in Q3 2011,
representing a growth of
1,039 per cent. Within the
same period, total deposits
also rose by 1,079 per cent
from $845m to $9.97bn, as
at September 2011.
Zenith Bank’s liquidity profile
remains very strong, being a
consistent net placer of
funds in the interbank
market, and its risk
management practices give
assurance that this profile
will be maintained. The bank
has in place a sound and
robust liquidity risk
management framework,
which ensures it maintains
sufficient liquidity, including
a cushion of unencumbered,
high-quality liquid assets at
all times. When in 2009, the
Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN,
conducted a special audit to
ascertain the stability of the
banking sector in the
country, Zenith Bank was
among 14 banks given a
clean bill of health.
The bank has maintained
good ratings from both local
and international rating
agencies, and its leading
market position in all key
performance indices
confirms these ratings. In
2011, Standard & Poor’s
reaffirmed the bank’s ratings
at B+/stable/B – the highest
rating awarded any Nigerian
bank, and in line with the
country’s risk rating. In a
2012 survey conducted by
The Banker, an authoritative
publication of the Financial
Times of London, Zenith
Bank was adjudged the
largest bank in Nigeria and
the seventh largest in Africa,
on the basis of Tier-1 capital.
Also this year, Forbes ranked
Zenith the largest listed bank
in Nigeria and the third
largest listed bank in West
Africa.
The bank has also
consistently put in place a
robust system of corporate
governance, bearing in mind
the key elements of honesty,
trust, integrity, openness
and accountability as well as
commitment to the
organisation’s goals. This
year, World Finance voted
the bank as Best Nigerian
Bank in Corporate
Governance. In
demonstration of its
commitment to strong
corporate governance and
transparency, the bank
adopts a robust public
disclosure policy, so as to
forestall incidences of abuse
as insider trading.
Incorporated in 1990 as a
Limited Liability Company,
Zenith Bank transformed
into a Public Liability
Company, in 2004, following
a hugely successful initial
public offering, IPO. One of
the most capitalised
companies on the Nigerian
Stock Exchange, NSE, the
bank boasts over 700,000
shareholders and total
assets of N2.47trn, as of
second quarter of 2012.
Zenith’s main delivery
channels are its 357 local
and foreign subsidiaries and
business offices. Its foreign
subsidiaries and
representative offices are:
Zenith Bank (Ghana) Limited;
Zenith Bank (UK) Limited;
Zenith Bank (Sierra Leone)
Limited; Zenith Bank
(Gambia) Limited; Zenith
Bank (South Africa)
Representative Office; and
Zenith Bank (China)
Representative Office. The
foreign outposts were borne
out of a long-term strategy
of building Zenith Bank into
an international financial
franchise.

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guy why not create ur own thread than advertise on another's own. If the reverse were d case wud you be happy. Mtcheeeew!