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Drmike01: pls did it stop responding immediately after the fall or after like how long cos mine is still
working fyn for now

my screen cracked 6 months ago. cost of changing it was equal to half the total cost of the phone. phone still working very well. sometimes I put the fake cracked screen app on top of the cracked screen

4llerbuntu: na black market u buy am ni?

return it to the owners na, i tink u pple said tenco has 1 year warranty?

bahahahahaha

bily: I remember you were the one that droped the tvstream app here. Is it still working fou you?
I'm getting error with link issue.

update the app or download a higher version. mine is still working. I either use TV stream, stream complete, navi or showbox. if the files are too big I go to the sites direct to download the files I want. start the apps then use droid wall to locate the sites the app connects to.

I came across an app sometime ago in which you type out the contents of your fridge and it will get you recipes of meals you can make with what you have in the fridge. has anyone come across such an app again? got one that taught me how to make shawarmas. now making money on the sides; people love it. will soon have to employ someone to assist.

has anyone tried the app "permission denied" ? do a backup before trying it out.

do you keep a journal or a diary? of course not, you are not a girl. how about keeping a journal of all your past activities on your phone? too much work, also not forgetting NSA. it would be nice to go through all the activities you were involved in during the year and get back the nostalgic feelings. then try the app "Friday". of course you must have installed it for a while before you can get the records.

WTF, the submit and upload buttons are in Islamic writings. seun, what's going on?

Fulaman198: Nigeria needs to start offering Nexus latest line of phones, they are very good phones. Another thing Nigeria needs is LTE in every state. A lot needs to be done in Nigeria.

anytime I hear of LTE, I can't help but laugh whenever I remember airtel, the 3.75G network.

kabba7: To help and to assist , see your self making a monkey of yourself where did you get this jankara news item from is this how your. Masters intend ts a o win the election ? All this confussion the government is causing in anambra could just boomerang the. IG singing armoured personal carriers he don't have the perforce Jet fighters that were grounded in Mali ,,the navy as usual useless all this to create in the populace you are moving people from Oshun to arnambrs who even at the best of time is a killing ground

I laugh in Swahili. call anyone in imo state who listened to hot FM this morning. better yet, listen to hot FM OWERRI by 11am and 12noon for confirmation. or should we put money on it?

in other news, 181 indigenes of osun state were arrested in imo state. they were appended in a hotel following a tip off in which the police recovered election materials and APC identification cards. they claimed they were mobilized by certain individuals to help "assist" in the election taking place tomorrow.

engineerd: Why is anyone surprised? It was written by the ghost looking pale faced ugly witch called Ann coulter.....

Ann Coulter? why is her name at the bottom of this page from cnnireport

http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1061227

Smartdoy: help a brother

increase in size, upgrade to a higher android O.S, ROM or RAM,install a ROM,increase the internal memory? what exactly do you mean?

you didn't state how many miliamperes it is. i have two of such mobile banks which i bought for 2k5 and 3k5 respectively.

just went through 20 pages of the MTN Developer Challenge site. wish i hadn't.

FYI, i'm not on badoo

App guru: @leopantro

i can be of assistance to you, here's my email ad; theappgurus@gmail.com

thanks for the reply

anyone very good in app development that I can pay to create an app for me?

thanks for sharing.

lol. reminds me of murphy's laws

Represented by
Dr Kayode Ajite, the CMD
said the patient was brought
to the Accident and
Emergency Ward (A&E) of the
hospital where she was
stabilised and subsequently
taken to the Female Medical
Ward on admission.According
to Ogundipe, “the patient’s
condition deteriorated which
made the nurse to request
that the relations should get
the necessary injectable that
would keep the patient stable
while they waited for the
prescribed drugs.“The patient
in the process died and the
ignorant relations thought it
was the injection given by
the nurse that caused the
death, therefore transferred
their emotion on her.“Two
daughters of the patient, who
were at the scene, attacked
our staff, held her hands,
choked her and held her
nostril. That was an intention
to kill.”Police are being
partisanThe hospital
management equally indicted
the police for alleged
covering up.He said: “The
police are being partisan in
the matter and we do not
feel comfortable with
that.“Our integrity is at stake
and we want the police to
investigate the matter and
clear our name and we have
called for autopsy to
determine the actual cause of
the patient’s death.

does this answer your question, dominique?

A staff nurse at the Ekiti State
University Teaching Hospital, Ado
Ekiti, was on Monday beaten to a
pulp by family members of a patient
(name not given) who died in the
hospital on Saturday.
It was gathered that the nurse was
beaten by children and relatives of
the deceased who were at the
hospital when the woman died.
The patient, who was said to have
been diagnosed with a terminal liver
illness, died a few days after she
was admitted at the hospital.
Eyewitnesses said the enraged
relatives held the hands of the
nurse back while she was being
beaten.
An official of the hospital said, “To
us, this was not a reprimand by the
relatives of the patient but a clear
case of an attempt to kill an officer
of the state.
“We are used to verbal attacks and
other forms through which patients’
relatives react to the death of their
loved ones but this was different.
“The intention was to kill the staff
member on duty and that is
worrisome”.
The acting Chief Medical Director of
EKSUTH, Dr. Kolawole Ogundipe,
said, “The patient was suffering
from a terminal liver illness.
She had been kept at a faith-based
home for months before she was
brought to the hospital when they
saw that her condition
deteriorated.”
The Police Public Relations Officer,
Ekiti State Command, Victor
Babayemi, said, “We have received
the report and investigation is being
carried out on the matter.”

www.punchng.com/news/family-members-assault-nurse-over-patients-death/

Trick to see the eclipse; pour one cup of oil into frying pan. Add one tablespoon of oil and one cube of Maggi. Put on fire and wait for 3 minutes then look inside

If you can see anything add one seasoned fish and wait until it's golden brown then look again

tonididdy: yikes...where did all the birds and chirping and whistlings go...i stay in a remote area in edo state where there's usual animal and birds sounds all the time...but right now its all so quiet....wow weird

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borie4u: Eclipse dey happen for my church oooo but na God power dey eclipse satan own

ι αgʀєє. тнαт ωσмαη ιη ƒʀσηт σƒ уσυ ιѕ вιg єησυgн тσ ċαυѕє αn єċℓιρѕє.

Eclipse or hair-clip to start soon

[quote author=ola_two]hmmmmm! didnt hear, read abt it. would love to read about it[/quote]made a mistake. it was in July 1991. a solar eclipse occurred at 1pm. multiple UFOs where seen just east of the eclipse in multiple cities in Brazil.

watch out for this

“Shadow bands” are an effect of
major solar eclipses. If you ever
see them, you won’t forget them.
They look like clear, dark grey
strips of paper lined up row after
row, with about the same amount
of open space between the strips
as they are wide.
When the event starts, they seem
to be simply lying on the ground.
And as the moon makes its way
across the sun, the bands seem to
move quickly towards you over the
ground. Naturally, this freaks
people out.

I wonder if we would have a repeat occurrence of the famous Brazil eclipse of 1977 and the UFO sightings

[quote author=n.oxide]3 weeks old. I reckon the card is faulty cos I got a "damaged SD card" message this morning. I ran scndsk on the card n its up n running. no files lost but those wierd files are still there.

How much can I get a 16GB or 32GB sd card in PH?[/quote]3k5 for 32gb. 3k if I toast the girls in the shop

maximum number of applications received. shortlisted applicants will be contacted within the next one week by a bank representative. Good luck in the interview

No federal or state teaching hospital
in Nigeria is on the list of the first 217
African hospitals!
Promoting centres of medical
excellence
A new study – Ranking Web of
Hospitals – conducted by Spain-
based Webometrics on the leading
hospitals in Africa, has scored
Nigeria’s health facilities very low.
According to the study, no federal or
state teaching hospital in Nigeria is on
the list of the first 217 African
hospitals. While this is damning, it is
not surprising, considering the
parlous state of health services in a
country that has one of the highest
infant and maternal mortality rates in
the world. The health authorities have
to do far better than they are doing
now.
Though the ranking, according to
Webometrics, “is to promote web
publication by hospitals, evaluating
the commitment to the electronic
distribution of these organisations and
to fight a very concerning academic
digital divide,” it is significant. For
instance, WHO says India’s medical
tourism sector is a growing source of
foreign exchange as well as prestige
and goodwill outside the country. It
only faces intense regional
competition from Malaysia, Singapore
and Thailand. It is sad that while we
are sucking our collective teeth here,
serious countries are making the most
of their universities, hospitals, tourist
centres, etc.
From the report, 17 Nigerian hospitals,
which are mostly privately-owned, are
on the list; only two public hospitals
are good enough to make the ranking.
They are the Neuropsychiatric
Hospital, Aro, Abeokuta, Ogun State,
and the Federal Medical Centre,
Gombe, Gombe State. Medical
institutions such as the National
Hospital Abuja, University College
Hospital, Ibadan, Oyo State, and the
Lagos University Teaching Hospital,
Idi-Araba, are missing from the list,
which is dominated by hospitals from
Southern and North Africa. This is
unacceptable. How do we treat the
sick among us when teaching
hospitals are in a sorry state?
However, the study only confirms,
once again, the agonies of the sick in
Nigeria. As the public and medical
practitioners are aware, the hospitals
themselves are sick, which means the
health facilities themselves must be
cured first. The putrefaction has
ensured that 5,000 sick Nigerians
head for all manner of countries every
month to seek treatment. According to
the Nigerian Medical Association,
Nigeria loses $500 million (about N78
billion) to medical tourism annually,
with India alone raking in about $260
million (about N40 billion) of the
figure. This is not how to run a critical
sector in a country; indeed, the health
authorities have failed woefully in their
task of seeing to the health needs of
Nigerians.
The conscientious among health
practitioners are alarmed. “These are
not the best of times to be sick in
Nigeria or use hospitals in the
country,” Eyitope Ogunbodede, a
professor of Preventive and
Community Dentistry, said. A visit to
any of the country’s hospitals will
show that it is worse than a
nightmare. Not only are the consulting
rooms overcrowded with the sick,
there seems to be never enough
medical practitioners to attend to the
ailing crowd. The grim situation is
compounded by the absence of
modern facilities. Ominously, members
of the National Association of
Resident Doctors were on strike for
most of October 2013, with grievous
implications for the sick. Nigeria’s
doctor-to-patient ratio is 1: 3,500 (it
could be far higher), a far cry from the
UN recommended ratio of 1: 600.
While 65,000 doctors have been
registered since the inception of the
Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria,
only 25,000 are in practice, with many
of them practising overseas.
But our self-conceited leadership
doesn’t care whether we live or die. At
the slightest sign of illness, they travel
overseas for treatment at public
expense. Last January, four out of the
36 governors were receiving treatment
overseas. While the poor are dying
from treatable illnesses, Aso Rock
comfortably assigned a budget of
N1.05 billion to the Presidential Villa
in 2010. In 2013, the federal budget
for health for all Nigeria’s 160 million
people is N279.23 billion. “The
Nigerian medical situation is so sad;
we lack modern medical facilities and
well functioning multi-medical
speciality, (and are bogged down by)
poor diagnostic services and poor
infrastructure. We lack (a) national
healthcare plan, and if there is any, it
is not implemented to meet the needs
of the people, thus increasing the rate
of medical tourism,” said Ufuoma
Okotete, a director at Diamond Helix
Medical Assistance, an international
medical referral organisation. She is
right.
It is not all gloom, however. The
Neuropsychiatric Hospital in Abeokuta
is ranked the third best in Africa
(897th globally), while FMC Gombe is
ranked 172nd (and 15,262 out of
16,000 globally). What the Jonathan
Administration needs to do is to study
the factors that qualified these two
public health centres to make the list,
adopt and improve upon them to get
our public health institutions out of
this nadir. The Minister of Health,
Onyebuchi Chukwu, needs to apply his
professional knowledge in managing
the crisis-ridden sector, in which the
World Bank estimates life expectancy
in Nigeria to be 51 years. The
government must exit areas like the
refineries where it is needlessly
spending money and free precious
funds for the health sector.
Also, the federal, state and local
governments have to collaborate
effectively with health professionals,
and the insurance industry for a
workable, efficient and affordable
health insurance programme. The
current National Health Insurance
programme is running, but it is costly
and has not captured enough citizens
for it to be affordable and efficient.
The project monitoring team of the
ministry must ensure that all ongoing
capital projects are completed on
time.

http://www.punchng.com/editorial/
promoting-centres-of-medical-ex
cellence/

@ DharkPoet, nice concept. Went to the site to try it out and saw "phone is infected, remove virus now" ad. That turned me off.

Mannylex: Stan please help, I flashed omega rom 4.1.2 on my galaxy s2 , but it ended up with a boot loop. It just get to the android animation, gets stuck and restart continuously. I restored the back up of my stock rom, but the same thing continues. .. I have done the factory reset and done all the necessary wipes... Please what next can I do? Must I install a fresh jelly bean again or any shortcut? I also observed the phone is not indicating on odin ... Any help

fully describe the wipes you did.

came across this write up that explains the feeling of dread I felt and contine to feel anytime I think of Microsoft and Nokia.

remember back
when Microsoft had the most
popular smartphone on the
market? No? It was as recently as
2007. Ever wonder what
happened with that?
Well, in 2008, Microsoft figured
they could remain king of the hill
by purchasing Danger (makers of
the Sidekick), with the aim of
building an awesome new
smartphone to compete with the
newly launched iPhone and
Google's unreleased Android
operating system. These were the
pioneer days of smartphones, and
being pioneer days, most of us
never quite made it to the
cellphone equivalent of Oregon.

But not to worry -- the team from
Danger was going to build
Microsoft a smartphone so good,
it'd make Steve Jobs turn his blue
jeans brown. Microsoft called
their uberphone the Kin.
The Kin came. It sold a total of
8,000 units, not even one for
every 10 Microsoft employees .
The company lost $62,500 per
phone sold .

You gotta spend money to make
money! And also to lose millions,
apparently.
So what went wrong? Well, for
starters, Microsoft took all the
brilliant and innovative minds
they'd bought from Danger and
said, " Knock all that creative shit
off." Half the Danger team wound
up working on the Kin, and the
other half got shuffled into
developing Windows Phone 7.
You see, giant corporations are
the same as the character in every
laugh track sitcom who winds up
dating two women at once:
They'd rathermess up two things
than focus on one and do it right.
Microsoft had people who knew
where the future of smartphones
lay. But they also had Steve "If
It's Worked Once, It'll Work
Forever" Ballmer, a man who
throws chairs when he gets angry.
It was the same with tablets. Way
back before the iPad launched,
photos of a Microsoft project
called Courier leaked out to the
tech press. It appeared to be a
sort of dual-screen digital
notebook, and every blogger in
the gadget world ejaculated in
unison. But if you're wondering
why there are no Courier tablets
today, it's because Steve " Chair
Chucker" Ballmer didn't want any
hit products that weren't run off
the Windows operating system.
Image

Tiles, the people
want TILES ."

So, sure enough, the Courier was
shelved in favor of Microsoft's
Surface tablets, which were so
innovative that nearly a billion
dollars' worth of them sit unsold
in warehouses right now .

considering the cost and speed of those bikes, that was a high calibre heist. isn't banana island close to that area and yuzudo...