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INSIDE FACEBOOK:
What Do You Think
Of This?

Inside Facebook today,A young lady has decided
to punish or rather still expose a man she refers
to as “old fool” whom has allegedly been
harassing her.
What do you think of this “wahala”?

See screenshots;


see more here: http://theresadaudu.

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please vote for me by liking my picture through this link. I will be glad and thankful please.
P.S no insults.

This is the link..

https://m.facebook.com/boshconcept/photos/a.728234210621537.1073741827.727914703986821/1027419977369624/?type=3&refid=17&_ft_=top_level_post_id.1027419977369624%3Atl_objid.1027419977369624%3Athid.727914703986821%3A306061129499414%3A69%3A0%3A1483257599%3A4349108393945431097#footer_action_list

nawa for u oh

nairabet abi

The Lord has answered her prayers

nawa o,,ma hear say I sleep there

Since Facebook came along, many Nigerians have
embraced it with all their heart and Facebook has
paid them back by connecting them with long lost
friends and family. When it comes to activities on
FB, people differ, while some enjoy being on FB
every now and then, some prefer a once in a while
thingy. Whether you like it or not, every FB user
falls into one or more of this categories…


The Likers: These ones can like any photo or
status. Whether the photo is fine or not, they hit
the like button without even thinking. They care
not whether the status is that of joy or grief, they
like it anyway.


Non Likers: They would never ever like your
photos or status no matter how good they are. If
you like, get TY Bello to take a photo of you and
upload it on your wall, they still wouldn’t like it.
Funny thing is, they take time to view but never
like.


Strollers: These ones are most times on FB, once
in every 5mins, they scroll through, reading and
viewing photos. They could load as much as last
year’s timeline. They enjoy strolling on FB.


Never update: These ones would never upload
photos or update status. Their profile picture is
the same one they put up 10years ago when they
newly joined FB. There timeline have absolutely
nothing save for uploads by their friends.


Uploaders: These ones upload photos at least
once everyday. They put up 100 photos of the
same outfit at once. They are the ones who have
650,000,00 mobile uploads.


Friend finders: They just go about adding anyone
as friend. They add friends of friends, strangers or
anyone. They don’t care whether the other party
wants to be their friend or not, they just go ahead
and do send the request anyway.


Announcers: These ones use FB as a platform for
every form of personal and public announcement.
Before their family members hear something
about them, FB friends have already heard.
Whether you are interested in the news or not,
they bring it to you anyway.


Taggers: These ones upload one photo of
themselves and tag the whole world. It doesn’t
matter whether you are in it or have something to
do with it, you must be tagged. The whole idea is
to get as much people to like the photo as
possible.


source: informationng.com

According to the sad statistics, more than 37 million people around the globe are infected with the HIV. Although treatment for the virus has come a long way since the 1980s, scientists are still working hard to find an effective cure. And recently the good news have come!

Researchers from Temple University, U.S., have developed a breakthrough technique that may change the course of treatment for HIV/AIDS. The method uses the CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing tool, which allowed to splice the HIV viral DNA out of the patient’s infected immune cells. It scans the DNA of the immune cell until it finds the sequence of viral DNA. It then snips the DNA, removing the virus, and the two ends of human DNA connect back together.

By the way, this process doesn’t harm the cell itself. After ‘editing’, the cell is still able to perform all of its regular functions and even can resist re-infection.

This form of gene editing is very attractive compared to current HIV treatments, which require a lifelong dependency on expensive medication.

“Antiretroviral drugs are very good at controlling HIV infection. But patients on antiretroviral therapy who stop taking the drugs suffer a rapid rebound in HIV replication,” principal investigator Kamel Khalili explained in a statement. So this study showed that removing HIV is theoretically possible. And these results gave scientists the confidence they need to forge ahead.
source: naij.com
http://theresadaudu.

Ah!! op you sure?
pretty ladies!!

let's see people who remember "George of the jungle" Brendan Fraser

Na so we de hear

ok oh

Toh
am not surprised

.....on my way to buy fuel.

Lol Nigeria my country

Gbam!!

make your choice,or choices will make you

keep the sabbath day holy and endeavour to go to church,happy sunday!!!!









cc:lalasticlala

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