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boron10: He's always alive against the gunners. A 70 years old Drogba would still terrorize Arsenal.

In other news, Emenike has scored again for spartak moscow

ItGeek: How did this thread start without moi's information.


The geeky destroyerz reporting for duty, finished 5th on carling cup and above 25 in the main league.

I deserve a place in the FA cup. Chamotex, roger me codes sharp- sharp.

I must go with a trophy this season.

A new ICT solution that will help Nigerians to help themselves fight against crime and avoid scene of crime and black spot has been designed by a Nigeria.

The ICT solution has equally won the World Summit Award (WSA) for Mobile apps held at The wsa -mobile award at Abu-dhabi, thus bringing the country into the global scene of technology innovation.

Known as iPhone, the apps, which was designed and produced by Ihesie Peter Onyebuchi,Soyinka Oluwafemi Jacob was in m-Government and Participation category.

Ihesie was presented to the media at a press conference in Lagos, by the managing director and chief executive of Progamos Softeware Limited, Mr. Emmanuel Amos who has been in the forefront of empowering young Nigerians with ICT skills.

According to Ihesie, the iPolice is a community policing platform designed to engage more Nigerians in making Nigeria a safer country stressing that the mobile app, iPolice provides citizens with an effective way of partnering with security agencies, by reporting crimes and providing valuable information via their mobile phones.

He said that iPolice also supports community-oriented policing efforts by keeping citizens informed of crime and security issues in the neighbourhood where they live or work, thus helping to reduce crime in the community.

He further said that iPolice makes it possible to follow and analyze security and crime trends according to federal state and given location saying that the iPolice app helps locate the nearest police station with address and contact details, for quick and easy crime reporting.

The iPolice, he noted also comes with special features of the application including security news and alert security tips for safe living; a crime reporting module; an information feedback module; the town and suburb crime history and security report. He added that the ‘Nearest police station’ option gives the user’s location stating that “in keeping abreast of crime and security-related news as it unfolds, Nigerians can learn and contribute to basic crime prevention measures”.

While commenting on the new apps, which is available on Nokia store and currently making waves in India where the citizens have embrace the Nigerian made apps, Amos noted that it was a thing of great joy to see a Nigeria apps emerging a winner at a global event.

According to Amos, the security of lives and properties is of outmost importance in Nigeria, the feeling of safety and the ability to reach a security officer that will be ready to help in any security situation will not only be appreciated by Nigerians but supported by many.

Hence, he observed that the iPoliceMobile was developed in response to security challenges faced by Nigerians in recent times saying that as a security and safety app the application aims at providing Nigerians and tourist to Nigeria with tools and information to live safely and security conscious.

He stated that the mobile application provides users with benefits and functionalities such “as security tips and education from many security experts from within and outside Nigeria, thereby improving the overall security awareness and consciousness of Nigerians”.

He explained that using location capability of most phones, the app leverages on this to locate the nearest police stations with contact details and phone numbers of the DPO noting that users can also search for any police stations given any location.

He disclosed that the apps also help to access emergency numbers, “iPoliceMobile provides users with a quick dial access to national and most state emergency numbers including but not limited to toll free police numbers, fire service numbers, traffic service, FRSC ,ambulance and vehicle rescue numbers, with this feature, help should be a call away”.

Amos said that with iPoliceMobile the users will get insightful information about the various efforts by the security agencies to making our community safer, stressing, “with this users will appreciate the work being done by our security agencies thus creating a more cordial relationship between the people and the security agencies, which will help them to report or provide more useful information to the security forces that will help them better carry out their duties”.

He called on those who are thinking of security and safety news around the country to embrace iPoliceMobile saying that it aggregates most security news into a central point givers users quick and wide range of information into the security happenings and also a based for data analysis.

stagger: The questions are too vague. They should be more specific to our Naija setting.

1) Is the lady/guy the type of person who easily gets provoked?
2) How are quarrels and disagreements handled?
3) Is the lady submissive?
4) Does the guy love his wife to the point where he can die for her? Is he sacrificial? Can he decide to trek under hot sun so his wife can have the only car to enjoy the A/c, or is he the type that colonizes the car while his wife jumps around town in public transport?
5) Can the woman take correction or is she the type that is forever shouting back at her man and putting him down publicly?
6) Does the man treat the woman as his help mate or as his subordinate or an article of property?
7) Is the man clean? SOme guys throw their underwear and socks everywhere and expect the jackey horse of a wife to always pick up after him.
Is the man a provider? Will his attitude change if his wife starts to earn more than himself or will he still measure up to standard? Will the woman become heady and uncontrollable when her earning power supersedes that of the man?
9) Can the woman cook and do basic domestic stuff in the house?
10) Is the man a stingy fellow?
11) What is the attitude of the man to his mother and what is the attitude of the wife to her father? This will determine how they relate to the opposing inlaws and to themselves.
12) What is the spiritual story behind both the man and wife? Does untimely death, poverty or some other negative stuff run in the family line?

There are too many important questions to ask. Forget all those stupid janded questions that have no meaning in the real modern day marriage setting in Naija.

endfx1: AUDUSD....a closer look at the candle of friday will tell us what AU is likely to do...On the chart below is a valid pin bar formation off the monthly pivot with a bounce on the major trend line and also rejection of the down channel line all this makes this setup a strong bullish signal for AU because of the confluence factors..the PA is also resting on a 50% retracement from the last swing low and i guess we know what that means?

Anyways enough of the analysis lets get down to business afterall the market can always decide to do it's own thing and rubbish everything

How i plan to take this setup

1. Place a BUY LIMIT at 50% fibo retracement and stop loss 10pips below the low of the pin bar....coz sometimes price can go down to retest the low by just less than 10pips and turn back up so if your stop loss is 3-5pips below the trade will stop you out only for you to seat and watch it turn back in your direction...

2. Place a BUY STOP at the break of the high of the pin bar with stop loss below it's low..

Target 1.047xxx

Good luck

shymexx: Ni.gger syndrome - fight against poor people but too cowardly to fight the system...

They're pus.ssies, anyway...

OMO IBO: How many 1 v 1 chances has torres converted in his chelsea career??

As far as my brain can go it reads zilch!

Surely, Torres is bound to succeed at chelsea. No other player has it this easy. I mean, torres can afford to 'hands on waist' for the entire match and still gets picked for the next game.

#iwither

mukina2: ref that was a red card