Cheap only when it's been subsidized. Cost of Research and development is usually huge

dantewest:


Vaccines are usually very cheap and sometimes free. $10 is too much

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This song really dope

Regina Onana Ogbu AKA O' Nana, an undergraduate student of the University of Ibadan and an indigene of Benue State, is a rising artiste with her first single titled "Love Something"
She started singing at age 9, in the school choir and sees music as an instrument of healing.
"When I sing, there is this joy and peace I feel within, nothing compares to that feeling" she says....


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computerboy:


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Thanks, I appreciate

check the display driver if it installed as well. An easy way is to check if your screen brightness works. if the driver is installed then it's your battery that died coincidentally with your windows update. [/quote]

My PC which runs on windows 10 updated automatically to the latest version.Since then the battery doesn't last, and it doesn't notify me before it shuts down. What are the likely solutions to this problem

computerboy:

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Janet Jackson took to Instagram on Friday to share the adorable first photo of her baby boy in a sweet mother-son snap.

"My baby and me after nap time," the 50-year-old singer captioned the touching shot of her 3-month-old son yawning, while she gives him a kiss on the forehead.

A source close to the Jackson family told ET earlier this week that the notoriously private star is doing well despite her breakup, and that she's focusing on her newborn son.
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ADMISSIONS INTO POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES IN THE 2017/2018 ACADEMIC SESSION
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saintdennis:


Even in a buoyant economy, franchises fold up.

If KFC couldn't compete favourably it's not due to the recession... even mr biggs as at 2010 really a took a hit due to low patronage (it was perceived as an old school coy)

Blame the company mngt, like the report states other fast food chains are 'expanding' operations.

You also read where it's clearly stated they'll keep running outlets at shopping malls...shows u d direction the coy is headed.

are you sure you are in this country?

PassingShot:

It means you didn't read the article.

The situation is all about cause and effect. You can't sow beans and harvest yam. It can't happen.

I vehemently believe that the economy would still have been bearable if such policies that eventually reduced the middle class to nothing were done without.
You will agree with me that those mostly affected are the poor who voted him in. I don't think the fight against corruption has really reduced the pockets of the corrupt.. no, it is the poor that eventually feel the brunt.

What really killed the economy was hike petrol pump price and of course the ban on importation of rice which is an household name. Why would any sane government ban the importation of what it doesn't produce? the case created shortage of rice and demand pressure shot the price up. Lake rice coined from Lagos-kebbi rice couldn't even sustain a street in Lagos during the Xmas period.
I can bet my last card that Buhari doesn't eat local rice.
We have obviously been deceived by those glittering campaign promises. This is the time to wake up and hold them accountable.

DesChyko:
If not that I've read of Tecno and Infinix (Transsion), I would have believed all of this hook, line and sinker.

actually believed until i saw this
Tecno Mobile
TecnoMobile.png
Type
Subsidiary
Industry Consumer Electronics
Founded 2006
Headquarters Hong Kong
Area served
Africa
Products Mobile phones
Parent Transsion Holdings
Website www.tecno-mobile.com
Tecno Mobile is a Chinese mobile phone manufacturer. The company was started in July 2006 in Hong Kong. With its first research and development centre in Shanghai, China, Tecno Mobile was founded as Tecno Telecom Limited, but later changed its name to Transsion Holdings with Tecno Mobile serving as one of its subsidiaries. Tecno focused its business on Africa and the South Asian market. However, following market research conducted in South East Asia, Africa and Latin America, the company found that Africa was the most lucrative region.[1] As a result of this, in 2008, it stopped doing business in Asia to exclusively focus on Africa. The tecno camon c8 [2] helped the mobile phone manufacturer compete with market share of Samsung, and Apple in Africa.

very inspiring. The only barrier to becoming great is laziness

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Undergraduate scoring.. A1-12pts B2-10pts B3-8pts, C4 is 6pnts, C5 is 4 pnts. and C6 is 2pnts... WAEC May/June.

Postgraduate .. 1st class - 50pts, Second class Upper - 40pts

for PG, can one use his waec certificate where he didn't pass maths and English?.... let's say he used neco for admission.