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There should be no arrogance to solving a nation’s problems. Borrow Atiku’s plan on how to fully deregulate the oil sector. You are already president. Halt the suffering in the land. Sell the useless refineries, bring back subsidy & remove it finally when refineries start working |
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![]() Hours after the news went viral, party chieftains and members of the NWC were divided over the plan to make the 73-year-old ex-Kano State governor the substantive chairman of the party. |
![]() “Tax revenue collected from the oil sector from January to June 2023, stood at N2.03 trillion, as against a target of N2.3 trillion; while non-oil tax collection stood at N3.76 trillion, as against a target of N2.98 trillion,” he said |
These savings will complement the efforts of the Infrastructure Support Fund (ISF) and other existing and planned fiscal measures, all aimed at ensuring that the subsidy removal translates into tangible improvements in the lives and living standards of Nigerians. |
According to him, the Niger Delta agitators had legitimate demands contrary to the bandits whom he described as “murderous, bloodthirsty villains”. |
It’s a proper, standalone app. You don't have to connect your mobile device to respond to messages although the option does exist. Of course, the end-to-end encryption the platform is known for is present here. Be aware WhatsApp on WearOS is not on par with the other versions. It lacks access to large-scale features like Communities. It can’t even make VoIP (voice over internet protocol) calls, only receive them. You can install WhatsApp on your smartwatch right now through the Google Play Store. However, there is one catch: the wearable must be fairly recent as it has to be running on WearOS 3. This includes devices like the Pixel Watch or anything from the Galaxy Watch 5 series. People with older watches are out of luck. It’s unknown if the Apple Watch will ever get its own rendition of WhatsApp. Meta has yet to say anything on the matter. It looks like iOS users will have to go the old-fashioned way of opening WhatsApp on their iPhones if they want to respond to a message. Future update There is more on the way for WearOS. Back in I/O 2023, Google revealed three new Spotify tiles will be “coming soon”. These tiles will allow users to directly “play new episodes of your favorite podcasts,” see what’s in your music rotation, and offer access to a playlist curated by the service’s AI DJ. The launch of WhatsApp on WearOS comes at a very interesting time because, on July 26, Samsung is holding its second Galaxy Unpacked event. There is a lot of hype surrounding the event because we could see the reveal of the tech giant’s newest foldable phones. Until today, we couldn't say for sure whether or not the Galaxy Watch 6 would be among the announcements. However, the timing of WhatsApp coming to WearOS feels too coincidental. |
WhatsApp launches on WearOS helping you stay connected without a smartphone WhatsApp on WearOS is exiting its beta stage as the messaging platform launches its first-ever smartwatch app Originally announced during Google I/O 2023, this version allows you to do a lot of the same things as WhatsApp on smartphones. Users can send texts, send voice messages, emojis, and quick replies through a wearable, all without having to connect their phone.
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He said the increase in fuel price had already raised the cost of logistics, which would be compounded by the latest hike. |
HOW OIL DERIVATION FUND IS SHARED JAN 2023 1 🟤Akwa Ibom: 27.85% 2 🟤Delta: 25.95% 3 🟤Rivers: 18.74% |
He said, “Petrol importation is not a sustainable way for a country to run. From what we saw yesterday when PMS price rose to over N600 per litre, it is an indication that the dynamics of the business is a tough one. It requires huge US dollars to bring in this. The way forward is for local refineries to be revived,” he said. |
Ask About Battery Health Battery menu on the GooglAsk About Battery Health If you want a used Android phone that's actually going to last a while, you should ask about battery health. Battery health is an indicator of how well the battery can hold a charge. Poor battery health means the phone will discharge much quicker than it should. The older the device is, the more likely it is to have poor battery health. If you want a used Android phone that's actually going to last a while, you should ask about battery health. Battery health is an indicator of how well the battery can hold a charge. Poor battery health means the phone will discharge much quicker than it should. The older the device is, the more likely it is to have poor battery health. Android offers a few different ways to check the battery health, but that doesn't help you if you don't have the phone in your hand. If you're looking to buy a used Samsung Galaxy phone, it's a built-in feature that you can ask the owner to check. Otherwise, you'll need to take their word on battery life Original Accessories and Box Is a Good Sign The tricky thing with buying used phones online is you have no idea what kind of person you're dealing with. Some people keep their phones in cases 24/7 and baby them; others toss them around like ragdolls---and you can't always spot the difference in photos. One thing that I tend to put faith behind is whether or not the seller includes original accessories and packaging. If someone hasn't misplaced the charger, and they've gone to the trouble of keeping the original box, I feel pretty good about how they treat their devices. Of course, there are exceptions to this rule, but it's one thing to keep in mind. The best thing you can do when buying a used Android phone online is to keep a bit of skepticism in your mind. Deals that seem to be too good to be true very often are too good to be true. The same goes for used iPhones and Mac computers, too. Do your homework and you'll find a great second-hand phone that can serve you well. |
Check the IMEI and Serial Numbers IMEI and serial numbers are codes that identify a phone on a mobile network and by the manufacturer. You should check them to avoid buying a phone that has been flagged as lost or stolen. Most used phone retailers will check on the IMEI for you and list the status, but that's not always the case. If the IMEI and serial numbers have not been checked, you should ask for the numbers so you can do it yourself. Use services like CheckMend or Phonecheck to see if the phone has been reported as stolen, deny-listed, or subject to an insurance claim. You don't want to buy a phone that can't be activated or used on any network. Does the Seller Have Good Ratings? One of the most important things you can do is check the reviews of sellers. This will give you a plain-to-see view of the seller's trustworthiness. While fake reviews do happen, online ratings are generally based on real-life experiences of other buyers, a.k.a. people like you. To check an online seller's ratings, open their profile and look for a feedback score, star rating, or reviews. Both Swappa and eBay have pretty in-depth rating systems that can easily tell you if a seller is worth dealing with. This is an easy thing to do, and it can save you a lot of grief. What Aren't They Showing You? Another thing to look for is plenty of photos that show off the device from all angles. You want to see the front, back, sides, top, bottom, and every port and button on the device. One thing you can look out for is what the seller isn't showing in the photos. For example, it's never a good sign when there isn't a photo of the device actually powered on. You should also be wary if the back of the phone isn't shown. Sometimes, people are just not great at taking photos, but it can also be a sign of things they don't want you to see. Don't be afraid to ask for more. |
Gazelle Gazelle is like Swappa, but there's one very big difference. You're not buying from random strangers, but from Gazelle itself. They buy phones from users, check them out, and make sure they work fine before selling them. The nice thing about this is Gazelle has a consistent rating system across all devices. You're not subject to a random person's definition of "Good" being different than yours. Phones from Gazelle have a 30-day return policy as well. You might pay a tiny bit more than you would scooping up a killer deal off Swappa, but many people find that extra bit of money a worthwhile investment to get a more consistent experience buying used phones. eBay Everyone knows about eBay, and that's for a good reason---it's still a popular place to sell and buy used stuff. You can find great smartphone deals on eBay, but there's probably more risk on eBay than anywhere else. Before you buy a used phone on eBay, you should check the ESN, the seller's rating and history, and the phone's condition. You should also ensure the seller accepts returns, or you'll have to deal with eBay or PayPal, which can take a long time. Generally speaking, eBay has your back if something goes awry. You have to do your homework and accept that you're taking a bit of a risk. Swappa or Gazelle are better options if you're looking for a less stressful experience. |
Where to Buy Used Android Phones Let's start with the basics---make sure to buy used phones from a reputable source that will have your back if something goes wrong. There are a few places we like to look. Swappa Swappa is an excellent place to buy and sell used phones---it's essentially like eBay, but tailored specifically to tech. I have personally used Swappa to buy and sell gadgets over the years, and it's always been a good experience. Every item that goes up for sale on Swappa by an individual must be verified with a photo containing the listing code in frame. This ensures you're seeing a real photo of the actual phone you will receive. There are also real Swappa employees monitoring posts, and you can pull them in whenever needed. |
5 Things to Check When Buying a Used Android Phone Buying a used Android phone is a great way to save money and keep perfectly good gadgets from going to waste. Of course, buying used is not as straightforward as buying new---there are some important things to keep in mind. If you're buying a used Android phone in person---like from someone you know or a Facebook Marketplace meetup---it's relatively easy to check if everything is okay and to back out if it's not. However, when buying a used phone online, you have to be more careful. We'll share some tips to help you make a safe purchase.
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This makes avocado an excellent addition to salads and other vegetable dishes. Avocados will ripen after being picked. They are considered ripe when they appear dark green and yield to light pressure when held. Are There Any Risks of Eating Avocado? Studies have shown little to no risks associated with eating avocado. However, there are a few things to keep in mind. Avoid avocados if either of these apply: Allergy: It is also not advisable to consume avocado if you have an avocado allergy, birch pollen allergy, and/or a latex allergy. Kidney disease: [/b]Eating avocado or other high-potassium foods is not advised in those diagnosed with kidney disease. [b]Summary Native to Mexico and Central America, avocados are now a widely available and versatile food that can be a delicious addition to salads, sandwiches, soups, and even desserts. The ripened fruit contains many nutrient-dense components, including folate, copper, vitamin K, potassium, and vitamin B5. Avocados are also high in monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats and fiber. Eating avocados regularly has a variety of health benefits, including: Reduced markers of inflammation12 Increased cardiovascular health6 Increased cognitive function7 Improvement to the gut microbiome Consider adding avocado to your healthful eating routine. And reach out to a registered dietitian nutritionist (RD or RDN) for any questions. |
The following nutrition information is found in a single serving of avocado. Avocado Nutrition Facts Macronutrient Breakdown 80 calories 1 g protein 4 g total carbohydrate 3.4 g fiber (11% Daily Value) 0g cholesterol 1 g of saturated fat (5% DV) 4.9 g monounsaturated fatty acid (MUFA) 1 g polyunsaturated fatty acid (PUFA) Micronutrient Breakdown 44.5 mcg folate (10% DV) 0.73 mg vitamin b5 (15% DV) 85 mcg copper (10% DV) 10.5 mcg vitamin K (10% DV) 254 mg potassium (7.5% DV)2 Avocados are particularly rich in a monounsaturated fatty acid known as oleic acid. Oleic acid is also commonly found in olives and is believed to reduce adult cardiovascular disease risk factors. Avocados are also an excellent source of prebiotic fiber and soluble fiber. Prebiotic fibers have been shown to aid digestion, improve immune and cognitive function, and even lower cholesterol. How Do You Prepare Avocado? The cut flesh of the avocado fruit is popular on its own or as part of a meal, sandwich, or salad. It is also a significant part of guacamole and can even be used in desserts. There are many recipes and various creative preparations. Avocado has high levels of monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids. Research has shown that avocado enhances carotenoid absorption from leafy green vegetables and salsa due to these good fats. |
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