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Lazyreporta:
I am disappointed in iPhone 6..

Such a snail phone especially wen using to access the internet...

Ma frnd note4 beat d fuckin iPhone 6 all round..

I prefer ma note 5 a thousand times

Lazyreporta:
Wats special about iPhone 6

cruzyteejay:
How can we be tribal blind when each of the popular tribes are trying to outshine each other?,hence the nepotism if they eventually get at the helm of affairs.......the problem can be corrected anyway,just that the whole country may have to disintegrate first,then each section will have to develop themselves,before we can all come back together,though not as a country anymore.....something like a UK in africa

Okwyjesus:
Go to your bible and check who is a high priest before quoting me.

Okwyjesus:
RCCG financial policy allocates some provision for him including the Firstfruit as the High Priest. That alone can make him very high in Forbes index. I pay my first fruit in RCCG and I know very well that it goes to him and am happy and not complaining to anyone. Should he do the ministry work for a big brand as RCCG earning peanut.

PEOPLE JUST COME ONLINE TO LOOK FOR WHO TO CHANNEL THEIR FRUSTRATION TO. I DONT THINK ADEBOYE SHOULD BE THE ONE.

yinks0067:
you just contributed to the problem

ShawttySoFyne:
Only nigerian guys have this silly mentality that once they spend on one date a gal must spread her legs

Moreoffaith:
Henhen..

This is all they are looking for my sister.

Waging war from a corner in the Horn of Africa, Al Shabaab has grown to become the most deadly terror group on the continent.
Last year, the group killed more people than any other terrorist sect on the continent, including the deadly Boko Haram. Data collected by Armed Conflict Location and Event Dataset (ACLED) and analyzed by Africa Center for Strategic Studies shows Al Shabaab attacks resulted in over 4,00o deaths in 2016.

The Somali terrorist group has become deadly in its operations, relentlessly attacking both civilian and military outposts. In its attempt to topple the weak Somali government, Al Shabaab has specifically carried out deadly attacks in the capital Mogadishu, targeting the presidential palace, the parliament, and supreme court offices. And as the country revives from a two-decade war, the group has staged numerous attacks on hotels, parks, and beachside restaurants— symbols of hope in a country bedeviled by scars of its civil war.

The militant group has also attacked African Union military bases, in one instance overrunning the El Adde camp near the border with Kenya and killing more than 100 Kenyan soldiers. Beyond Somalia, Al Shabaab has also carried out a string of brutal attacks in neighboring Kenya and has set up a recruiting network around the port city of Mombasa, which has a large Muslim population.

Al Shabaab’s rise is directly linked to Boko Haram’s fall. Under the president Buhari-led administration, over the past 18 months, Nigeria’s military has recorded gains in the fight against Boko Haram, recovering swathes of territory, rescuing abductees and pushing the sect out of its strongholds . Weakened, Boko Haram has resorted to sporadic suicide bombings rather than its previous preferred mode of attack: raiding and destroying villages. In fact, Boko Haram is no longer Nigeria’s biggest internal security threat.

Elsewhere, a rivalry between groups such as Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) and ISIS resulted in attacks across West and North Africa. In March 2016, a prominent attack by AQIM at an Ivory Coast resort left 22 dead and more than 30 injured. An earlier attack at a Bamako hotel in November 2015, also by AQIM, left 21 dead . In total, AQIM and ISIS have been responsible for over 7,000 deaths since 2010.

Yet that figure pales in comparison to Boko Haram’s fatality count. Despite being upstaged as the continent’s most deadly group last year, Boko Haram has accounted for nearly half of the total fatalities by terror groups in Africa since 2010

As homegrown terror groups have sprung up across the continent, governments have struggled with protecting their citizens. High-profile attacks like Al Shabaab’s on Nairobi’s Westgate mall and at Garissa University highlighted the inability of local security agents to stamp out and respond effectively to the threats. In West and Central Africa, Benin, Cameroon, Chad, Niger, and Nigeria have teamed up to curb the treat of Boko Haram with a joint task force, pooling military and financial resources.

ScienceWatch:
If The HOLY SCOAN CHURCH was a religion. It would not be chosen to lead the JEWS back to their MESSIAH.

THEREFORE, THEIR FOCUS WAS ALWAYS JESUS.

The JEWISH LEADERSHIP studied the world's greatest FREE spiritual channel, EMMANUEL TV for three years and realised that the holy SCOAN is not mere religion.

It is ironic, that the most powerful RELIGIOUS bodies Pentecostal PNF and CFAN rejected THE holy SCOAN.

REJOICE SCOAN ISRAEL !

ScienceWatch:
By now you may have heard that the JEWISH LEADERSHIP confessed in public media for the world to know that they have been studying EMMANUEL TV for three years.

Now the humble TB JOSHUA was chosen to head the JEWISH Revival. Wow!

REJOICE SCOAN ISRAEL !

teelaw4life:
Glo's alright over here.


Na their 4G speed be this this morning.

Note: you can only see the wifi logo because I'm using the 4G via hotspot.

Lanretoye:
go can make someone sit in the toilet to be able to use data services...no network in the living or bed room,na for toilet you go find network.the can turn someone to Bolton wanderer.
#airtelisboss

Amberon:
Why are you shouting?,

alBHAGDADI:
He didn't provide any verse that proves his points. He or misquoted verses. Even the verse he quoted are tantamount to shooting himself I'm the foot. How can he quote the words of Christ that says "No one cometh to the Father except through me" and still believe that Muslims will go to the father when Muslims don't see God as a Father. They dont believe Jesus is God's son. So, which Father does Freeze believe Muslims are going to meet if they follow Jesus teachings? The same muslims who deny that Jesus died and resurrected after 3 days, even when he said so himself?




You See, allah is telling muslims to be harsh to those who persecute them. This is contrary to what Jesus teaches and clearly shows that Muslims don't follow Jesus teachings and seen below.

Mathew 5:44-45

But I tell you, LOVE YOUR ENEMIES and PRAY FOR THOSE WHO PERSECUTE YOU, that you may be children of your Father in heaven. He causes his sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous.

We’ve all been there: agonizing over whether or not to add that apostrophe to who. Here’s an easy way to remember the difference. Whose is the possessive form of the pronoun who, while who’s is a contraction of the words who is or who has.

Many people find whose and who’s particularly confusing because in English, an apostrophe followed by an S usually indicates the possessive form of a word. For example, a purse belonging to a woman is “the woman’s purse.” However, in the case of who’s, the apostrophe indicates that a letter has been removed to shorten who is (or who has) into one word, as in the sentence “Who’s sitting in my chair?” (which can be extended to “Who is sitting in my chair?”). Meanwhile, the word whose, which has no apostrophe, is possessive, as exemplified by “Whose purse is this?”

And since you might already be thinking about it, yes, the same confusion also exists between the homophones its and it’s. Its, with no apostrophe, is already the possessive form of the pronoun it (it’s never ” its’) ”, while it’s is a contraction of the words it is or it has.

Whose

The word whose is often used as an adjective, which is a word that describes or clarifies a noun or a pronoun. In this case, it’s a possessive adjective, which describes who owns something. Traditionally, whose was only used to describe a person or several persons, as in “Sarah, whose dog is cute, just arrived.” In this case whose indicates which person’s (Sarah’s) dog we’re talking about. Imagine it’s raining and you grab an umbrella, only to realize later that it isn’t yours. You might ask your friend “Whose umbrella is this?” In other words, you’re asking who owns the umbrella.

Over time, it’s become grammatically acceptable to use whose to describe things belonging to inanimate objects and places, as in “New York is a city whose lights burn brightly all night long.” Here the lights belong to the city.

Who’s

If you’re tilting your head, trying to figure out if you need an apostrophe in there, you need to figure out if you need one word (whose) or two (who’s). Substitute in “who is,” and then “who has,” to your sentence. If the answer to either of those replacements is “yep, that makes sense!” your answer is who’s—not “whose”.

Who’s is a contraction, which is a shortened form of two or more words with the omitted letter or letters replaced by an apostrophe. It’s short for who is or who has. For example, the bears in “Goldilocks and the Three Bears” ask each other “Who’s been sitting in my chair?” which can be understood as “who has been sitting in my chair?” And if you’re wondering “Who’s going to write these words with more confidence?” we hope that the answer to who is patting themselves on the back right about now is you.

THUNDAR:
[size=16pt]My friend even a eclectic watch sometimes tell the real time[/size]

gwine0047:
Really? I've researched and found an iota of truth in the story.

Stanley08:
I will remove 2K for you