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Dhurmynick: You should have at least messaged me back.

I sure did

I reply all my emails.

Dhurmynick: You didn't do what i asked you to.. You got me angry. You should have at least said you couldn't do it man.

I was concise in my reply to you boss.

[quote author=Mazi_Omenuko]Okk., just wondering how you manage to Mod this busy section all alone.

Keep it up bro.[/quote]I do what i can when i can

Dhurmynick: I dey vex oh.

Why you dey vex na

Old news

jhydebaba: rather u mean to say Victor Omololu Olunloyo


Omololu is the father's middle name now.

Kemi omololu-olunloyo

Better now?

jhydebaba: We are talking about OLUNLOYO here and not OMOLOLU.

Kemi omololu olunloyo

Why are these fools so bleeping insensitive?

Geez

[quote author=Mazi_Omenuko]Hey Mr Jaybee; how's it going?[/quote]Going alright bro

lynpetra: IMO,I don't think I see anything wrong in C being in love with his friend ex as long as he is honest and positive about what he feels for the lady.


Happiness in a relationship shouldnt be sacrificed because the next person could feel bad about it.Left for me,I can date my ex's bf,can even marry him,as long he is genuine with his feelings.My opinion.

Don't you think C is in the know that B only kept her for sex for a good 2 years?

Considering the fact that they are close friends and B would almost certainly have narrated all the bedroom details to C then surely C just wants to have his own piece of the pie, No?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jWN5Myxtwg


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQhslZxHvcs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VInCKglcdcM



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXQViqx6GMY



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pD8oTY1CmQQ

@Prince justice
Thanks for taking your time to research on the topic.

In my opinion, you were by far the best contestant. Your presentation was very easy to follow and i enjoyed reading it over and over again. Your flow was on point and the delivery was effortless. Well done you

I personally believe the leaders are to be accustomed more blame since not all followers are going to be leaders and you only need one leader to effect the much needed change, but you sure managed to convince me that followers are to be weighted equal blame if not more since they don’t seem to see anything wrong in what their elected leaders are doing.

Just a slight negative bro, I would have expected you to drop a few lines on impact of corruption perpetuated by followers such as:
• Moral degradation
• Values and standards
• Future generation taking corruption to higher level if the saying “ our environment helps influence who we are “ is anything to go by

@promisechild
Thanks for taking your time to research on the topic.

I liked the way you structured your presentation. It was very easy to follow and i enjoyed reading it.

However, I think you should have introduced statistics into your argument rather than listing tons of corruption cases. Something along the line of “In the past X years, no less than XY% of state governors was directly/indirectly involved in one or more corruption cases during their tenure.” would have helped.
It would have enabled you have adequate time to expatiate on how these cases have impacted the common man on the street.

You should have also cited examples of situations where leadership change have helped transform nations that were previously on a wrong course. Doing these will help buttress your point that changing a leader with someone with vision and self determination can help achieve desired result

@emmyk
Thanks for taking your time to research on the topic. The only positive for me is the fact that you provided examples of current corruption cases going on in the country.

However, I expected a little bit more information from you especially on how the action/inaction of the corrupt leaders have impacted the common man in Nigeria.
You could have talked about the following as being the direct impact of having bad leaders:
• How hard it is to attract external investors considering Nigeria is one of the big emerging markets
• Low industrial production output as direct result of corruption in the power sector
• Crime, militancy as a direct result of having bad policies
• Rise in the culture of “It’s ok to be corrupt since everyone is corrupt”

I would have also expected you to show how having a good leader can help change course. Citing examples of countries that have a similar past with Nigeria but changed course once they elected a visionary leader would have helped.
I feel you also need to learn how to structure your presentation. You need to improve the flow of your delivery so audience can be easily carried along.

I would have expected you to first define corruption => explain its impact => how the past/current leaders have directly/indirectly helped turn Nigeria into a corruption haven country => cite examples of countries that changed course after electing good leaders => conclusion

Tell C that there are plenty more fish in the ocean so he had better kill that infatuation kia kia.

Ask C this exact question, "why do you want to marry someone that your own close friend has used for sex for good 2 years then subsequently dumped"

I seriously doubt the lady in question will even agree to date C so wake C up from his dream abeg.

Na you be C?

Ola one: FoodCo is very okay. Apart from their salad

You be ibadan boy?

@UNN

1) It wouldn't be out of place to conclude that one of the major causes of corruption in Nigeria is poverty. Nigeria is a country rich in natural resources and thus have benefited from the economic gains that such brings since independence. We can confidently conclude that the high poverty index is as a direct result of constant bleeding of the nations wealth by the so called leaders.

How do you expect us to change course if we eliminate corruption among the followers in this instance?


2) I quite agree that a leader is somewhat a good reflection of his/her followers. Would you agree with me that no follower is born corrupt and one is more likely to become corrupt if one is born into a corruption laden environment.

@ KSU

1)It's true that good leaders with good vision and strategy can effect change even when it seems impossible. As the president of Nigeria, how would you have been able to solve NEPA problem considering the corruption engulfed within that parastatal is evident at every hierarchal level of that department.


2) Corruption is only prevalent if there is an enabling environment. Nigeria as an environment is a democracy meaning the leader is bounded by the constitution. How do you think getting rid of a corrupt leader but not cleansing a corrupt system will help get us to the promise land

Dyt: Thnx Jaybooboo
Omo, I did it all o, clear CMM abi wetin dem write there
Dunno what I pressed again, the camera don turn upside down o
Lol
I don use my money buy smth
I don leave am, cleared the whole thing that I can't even set it right again

Do a factory reset then.

Where/when did you buy the phone?

If you are able to take back facing pictures then it's most certainly a software fault which hard reset should fix.

chaircover: my Ibadan people are landing one by one

Martha's kitchen

Niceeeeeeeeee and cosy

Yes oh

Ok

Wristwatch

Donbounce: yeh! Wetin b ds

So you had to quote the whole post just to type that

You deserve to be .......

Clear Camera App


1. From the Home screen, tap Menu.
2. Choose Settings.
3. Tap Applications Manager.
4. Swipe to choose All tab.
5. Choose Camera.
6. Tap Force Stop button.
7. Tap Clear Data button.
8. Reboot the phone.

Now, see if the camera works after this procedure. Otherwise, continue with the other procedures.
Wipe Cache Partition

For people who are familiar with Android's infrastructure, it is normal for them to suggest to wipe the partition cache. This procedure will not delete saved personal data only the ones that are commonly used by the system.

1. Turn the phone off.
2. Press and hold the Volume Up, Home and Power buttons until the phone vibrates.
3. Let go of the Power button but continue holding the Volume Up and Home buttons until Android System Recovery screen appears.
4. Press the Volume Down button to choose 'wipe cache partition'.
5. Press the Power key to select.

Once the partition cache was wiped out, the phone will automatically restart. See if the problem was solved after this.
Factory Reset Your Phone

I know it's a noob suggestion especially for new units. But according to the developer, this problem might occur if the phone was improperly setup. Thus, it would be wise to factory reset the Galaxy S4 if it starts to manifest this problem. Here's how to do a factory reset on your Galaxy S4.

NOTE: Before doing this procedure, make backups of your important data and files.

1. From the Home screen, tap the Menu button.
2. Choose Settings.
3. Tap on Accounts tab and choose Backup and Reset.
4. Tap Factory Data Reset.
5. Tap Reset Device.
6. Touch Delete All.

A factory reset could fix a lot of problems including inconsistencies between the software and the hardware. In case the problem wouldn't be resolved after this, there is no other option left but to claim a replacement unit.

Contact your provider, explain the problem, have the tech verify it and request a replacement unit.



http://www.sebertech.com/2013/07/samsung-galaxy-s4-warning-camera-failed.html

parrygee: Should I move on with the marriage plans or its a red flag that shouldn't be ignored?

Please share your diverse opinions.

You need to be a little more specific bro.

She doesn't engage in sex before marriage?

The pain experienced during sex is unbearable to her?

Psychological problem?

Ask her to clarify what the exact problem is

Buy her what she need

Don't give her what she wants since you obviously can't afford it.

Lend what you can afford to give