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8. Fahat Sanda (2013): Arrested from his hostel, false evidence of drugs presented in court against him. He has refused intimidation, refused to plead guilty to a crime not committed and so has been in jail since November. The school and High commission are silent.
9. Umar (2014): Arrested from in front of his hostel by the police. Asked for his passport which he had submitted to the school for renewal of Visa, he stated his case and presented his ID as the Student Rep President alongside his student ID, but the police insisted on arresting him unless he paid some bribe. Umar called Mr Banum the head of the school security to come and identify him as the Student Rep President, but he never came. The police officer then arrested Umar and took him to the station and threatened to put him in trouble. Umar then succumbed to the threat and paid Rm300 to regain his freedom on the spot. On returning to the school premises, Umar confronted Mr Banum to know why he refused coming to identify him but there was no response. He then requested that the money he paid be refunded of which Mr Banum said he will refund him and write a petition against the officer in question. Till date, nothing has been heard about the issue.
10.. Several Nigerian students in February 2014 were arrested within their school premises by the police and immigration personnel’s for not being in possession of their documents which had been submitted to the school and hence immigration for renewal. The School ignored these students for about 2weeks to suffer in detention and the High Commission did nothing.
Nwaogwugwu also listed in the letter death cases involving Nigerians
1. Onoche Martins (March 2012): Master degree student. Killed by Malaysian Police personnel’s after he allegedly outraged the modesty of a 43year old lady by hugging, kissing and exposing himself by11am. These accusations do not make sense to any sane being. Nothing has been heard from the Nigerian High Commission.
2. Solomon Okolo (March 2013): Student from Delta state. Killed by Malaysian citizens in the presence of Malaysian police officers after crashing his vehicle. His wife was at the scene of the incident and to date, nothing has been heard about that case or the culprits. The High commission is silent.
3. Tunde Adelabu (March 2014): A Student Killed by Malaysia policemen who ran away after shooting him. Later on, the policemen came back and arrested Tunde’s friend who had witnessed the shooting. Today, nobody knows where this boy has been taken to or if he is still alive. The school he attended are now denying he was ever their student. The High commission is still silent.
4. In India on the 25th of March 2014, Two Nigerians were found stabbed on Devli Road, New Delhi. One of them succumbed to injuries and died while the other is at the AIIMS Trauma Centre.
5. In Malaysia, a Nigerian died in detention camp sometime in March. The Nigerian High Commission was invited for the burial or which they attended without contacting the family of this Nigerian. The family of this Nigerian back home believes their son is alive somewhere. The High Commission should give reasons for their action
The students are asking that Mr President intervene in the matter.

Nigerian Students studying in Malaysia have written an open letter to President Jonathan seeking his intervention in what they described as the continued injustice meted on them by the Malaysian police authorities.The students under the aegis, National Association of Nigerian Students Asia, in their letter which was signed by the President of the association, Prince David O.C Nwaogwugwu, cataloged cases of undue police harassment faced by some Nigerian students and also accused the Nigerian Consulate staff in Malaysian of being non-nonchalant towards the harassment and victimization they have faced in recent times. Continue...
Nwaogwugwu said;
"Nigerians are now constantly being duped of their tuition fees and falsely accused of crimes not committed by the institutions they study in, their apartments being regularly raided even without warrants, blackmailed and set up for the purpose of extortion, falsified evidence accepted by judges against them in courts which are presented by the police and prosecutors, deported by the immigration authorities for the failure of the institutions of learning and the same immigration departments who fail to quickly process the renewal of Visa for these Nigerian students who have handed in their passports for weeks, months and even years.
"There are several cases where police officers in connivance with school security personnel’s, local and foreign agents and lawyers go after students who they believe have financial backing at home. They blackmail such students and threaten to put them in trouble if they do not pay certain amounts of money. Some of the students who refuse to be oppressed by such threats are then arrested, taken to court and false evidence presented against them. In the courts, the prosecutors do not allow the students to speak in protest or self defense. The proceedings in Malaysia courts against Nigerian students are carried out in the Malaysia language of which Nigerians schooling in Malaysia are not mandated by any law to study Malay and therefore do not understand what the prosecutors are telling the judge or what the judge is saying to the court” he said.
Some of the cases involving Nigerian students includes
Among the cases listed by Nwaogwugwu was that of Nkem Okpa, a research student who was detained for 11 days on mere suspicions three years ago.
There were other cases:
1. Gabriel (2010): Arrested on the street and thrown into a bus with some people who had been arrested for drug possession. He had never met the other people arrested with him before. Gabriel was in Sungai Buloh Prisons until 2013 when the culprit pleaded guilty. Gabriel’s entire life has been ruined for nothing.
2. Oyewole (2013): Student arrested for not being in possession of his passport which had been submitted to his school for visa renewal. The Police went ahead to carry away cloths and electronics in his apartment.
3. Segun (2013): House mate to Oyewole. They were arrested together and their possessions stolen by the police.
4. Adeniji (2013): A student arrested and deported while his passport had been submitted to school for renewal.
5. Victor (2013) Student arrested on the school campus for being in possession of drugs he knew nothing about. His house mate confirmed he was set up. In court, the police presented false evidence against Victor. Victor refusing to be blackmailed by the schools security and the police inspector in charge of the case spent about 3 months in remand until his parents told him to plead guilty and be done with it. The High commission was informed but nothing was done about it.6. Bartholomew (2013): Arrested for a crime he knew nothing about. Evidence and witnesses prove his innocence but he is still locked up in Jail and the Nigerian High Commission is saying nothing.-Body Number : 313….
7. Umar Garkida (2013): Arrested from his hostel, false evidence of drugs presented in court against him. He has refused to be intimidated to plead guilty and has been in jail since November while the High commission and his school are silent.

Left hand then wristbands on the right

Nice... Did gays harass him?

Lwkm

raziboi:
i was just playing around ....buh some dullard daura's took it personal .....buh the funny thing is i dnt give a Bleep

Improve on ur english bro, I understand iys not ur mother tongue

Love no. 1. In addition, they don't bleach

As to the third one, u can use scheduled power on and off. It works

raziboi:
thats real change



tanxz to our dullard daura....

U're dumb

Yellow is the ultimate. Hope it makes fp o

Pictures please

henry007:
This real life battery review has been sitting in my system for a while so here goes nothing

Battery
Having used the Tecno Boom J7 as my primary phone, it has been a very busy week. Loaded up my social media apps i.e Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin as well as messaging apps (BBM and Whatsapp). I'd say the battery held its own for the better part of the day but at night I needed to find a charger. To be fair, my twitter is a battery hog with over hundreds of tweets loading up per minute. I also tried switching to power saving at 50% to see the difference in terms of batterylife. Fast Charging is real, 0-80% in 1hour. Let me further explain the usefulness of fast charging. If like me, you don't understand why a 10,000 mah powerbank could charge your device for 4hours but still won't get it to 100%, you would be happy to know that the Tecno Boom J7 makes the best use of your powerbank by charging quickly and saving you some of that power for later. So quick charging is always welcome especially when implemented for several outputs. Thumbs up to Tecno for that.
I did notice it was a lot slower using the generator. By slower I mean about 45mins to charge from 0-50% while switced off. Battery reader shows accurately to the nearest % while switched off and plugged in. I love that feature.
Downloading and loading up several data intensive apps including youtube, for 4hours straight sent my battery to 25%

The Boom J7's Hi-Fi earphones are awesome.....if you're familiar with premium headphones then you pretty much know what to expect. If you're not, I don't know how I could possibly explain it. It's ideal for music and movies. The kinda sound it reproduces might make you love an otherwise average song. Lol

The Boom Player UI is smooth and lag free. Downloading and playing songs from the app are seamless. Songs automatically load with lyrics, although limited to only a couple thousand songs. Tecno keeps adding new songs/Albums daily to different genre. You could also share what you're playing on Twitter. Its a good way to go for you audiophiles.

O.p which music app is that

mop4:
i already made order frm jumia since, am getting impatient

Then track it bro. Tracked mine till it got delivered

dreamchazer:
Home screen

Whats the name of the launcher

oismail:
I hate Awuf

Buh its wrking

If this does not work for you, am sorry...
Grab your phone and dial *277*7#. You would be given instantly. #airtelnooni

mop4:
dat all i want to hear....

U wanna get one?

Numbers 2 and 3 applies to me.
The dissers nko? Mehn I can abuse sh*t and my hostelmates loved me for that

I'm using hot note pro... Not given me any problem for 3 weeks. Kinda like it... I'm a heavy gamer amd i'v got mkx, asphalt 8 and modern combat 5 on et, still it does not lag at all. Kinda like it. And the battery, I love it! Super fast charging. The phone's cool sha

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TASUED through JAMB, having scored a minimum of
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obtained 2015 Direct Entry JAMB form.
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32.. “Just remember there is someone out there that is more than happy with less than what you have.” – Unknown

33.. “The biggest failure you can have in life is making the mistake of never trying at all.” – Unknown

34..“Life has two rules: #1 Never quit #2 Always
remember rule # 1.” – Unknown

35..“No one is going to hand me success. I must go out & get it myself. That’s why I’m here. To
dominate. To conquer. Both the world, and
myself.” – Unknown
Culled from: www.brainbuildersedu.com

1.“Just know, when you truly want success, you’ll
never give up on it. No matter how bad the
situation may get.” – Unknown

2.. “Accept responsibility for your life. Know that it is you who will get you where you want to go, no
one else.” – Les Brown
3.. “I don’t regret the things I’ve done, I regret the things I didn’t do when I had the chance.” – Unknown

4.. “Challenges are what make life interesting and
overcoming them is what makes life meaningful.” – Joshua J. Marine

5.. “Its hard to wait around for something you know might never happen; but its harder to give up when you know its everything you want.” – Unknown

6.. “One of the most important keys to Success is
having the discipline to do what you know you
should do, even when you dont feel like doing it.”
- Unknown

7..“Good things come to those who wait… greater
things come to those who get off their ass and do
anything to make it happen.” – Unknown

8..“Happiness cannot be traveled to, owned, earned, or worn. It is the spiritual experience of livingevery minute with love, grace & gratitude.” – Denis Waitley

9.. “In order to succeed, your desire for success
should be greater than your fear of failure.” – Bill Cosby

10..“Go where you are celebrated – not tolerated. If they can’t see the real value of you, it’s time for a new start.” – Unknown

11..”Dont be afraid to stand for what you believe in, even if that means standing alone.. – Unknown

12.. “The best revenge is massive success.” – Frank Sinatra

13..“Forget all the reasons it won’t work and believe the one reason that it will.” – Unknown

14..“I am thankful for all of those who said NO to me. Its because of them I’m doing it myself.” – Albert Einstein

15..“The only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking. Don’t settle.” – Steve Jobs

16..“Life is short, live it. Love is rare, grab it. Anger is bad, dump it. Fear is awful, face it. Memories are
sweet, cherish it.” – Unknown

17..“When you say “It’s hard”, it actually means “I’m not strong enough to fight for it”. Stop saying its hard. Think positive!” – Unknown

18.. “Life is like photography. You need the negatives to develop.” – Unknown

19..“Don’t worry about failures, worry about the
chances you miss when you don’t even try.” – Jack Canfield

20..“The pain you feel today is the strength you feel tomorrow. For every challenge encountered there is opportunity for growth.” – Unknown

21..“Build your own dreams, or someone else will hire you to build theirs.” – Farrah Gray

22..“The only thing that stands between you and your dream is the will to try and the belief that it is
actually possible.” – Joel Brown
23..“Self confidence is the most attractive quality a
person can have. how can anyone see how
awesome you are if you can’t see it yourself?” – Unknown

24.. “We learn something from everyone who passes through our lives.. Some lessons are painful, some are painless.. but, all are priceless.” – Unknown

25“Being happy doesn’t mean that everything is
perfect. it means that you’ve decided to look
beyond the imperfections.” – Unknown

26.. “Nobody ever wrote down a plan to be broke, fat, lazy, or stupid. Those things are what happen when you don’t have a plan.” – Larry Winget

27..“Three things you cannot recover in life: the WORD after it’s said, the MOMENT after it’s missed and the TIME after it’s gone. Be Careful!” – Unknown

28..“Though no one can go back and make a brand new start, anyone can start from now and make a brand new ending.” – Carl Bard

29.. “When the past calls, let it go to voicemail, believe me, it has nothing new to say.” – Unknown

30 “Rule #1 of life. Do what makes YOU happy.” – Unknown “Walk away from anything or anyone who takes away from your joy. Life is too short to put up with fools.” – Unknown

31..“Love what you have. Need what you want. Accept what you receive. Give what you can. Always remember, what goes around, comes around…” – unknown
Culled from: www.brainbuildersedu.com

Ochiske:
thats to say you dont know how the fellow configured it up ba?

The Sim z damn bloody. It doesn't even have number, no phk,

Mum bought me a book on it: boy's talk... Really enjoyed et

I got the sim from sum1

lawrence7:
Great. Can we meet and swap games? I should be able to interest you in some of mine.

I'm at I.b

ogemdiicyprian2:
Sorry to ask, which phone is this?

Its a tab

Doesnt change d fact that my brother is annoying when crying