₦airaland Forum

dark knight rises and amazing spiderman SD files for galaxyS2 mail gpu

I came across an app on Google play, virtual girl HD this app is a live wallpaper that displays moving sexy girls stripping on ur phone.cool right but mind u, u need a high powered android device like sgs2 to work smoothly. Enjoy but don't let her see it

ABUJA (Reuters) – The United States wants to
help Nigeria fight Islamists it sees as a growing
regional menace, but the country cannot rely on
military might alone, an official travelling with
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said.
Clinton arrived in Africa’s most populous nation
on Thursday offering to help President Goodluck
Jonathan fight Boko Haram, a Taliban-like group
that wants to establish a strict Islamic state in
the north of the vast country.
Boko Haram has launched bomb and gun
attacks on churches this year that provoked
Christians, leading to deadly reprisals against
Muslims. Hundreds of people have died and
Washington is concerned about insecurity
spreading.
“Northern Nigeria also borders Chad, it borders
Cameroon, it borders Niger and we are
concerned this radicalism could undermine the
security of neighbouring states,” the senior U.S.
official said.
Jonathan’s critics say he relies too much on the
military to defeat Boko Haram, rather than
addressing northerners’ grievances, such as
poverty and unemployment, and Clinton will
lean on him to address the underlying causes of
the insurgency.
“A security strategy is not enough,” the official
said.
Military crackdowns have had mixed results –
reducing Boko Haram’s capabilities in some
areas but generating anger because of their
heavyhandedness.
Washington will offer Nigeria help with things
like forensics, tracking of suspects and “fusing”
disparate strands of police and military
intelligence, the U.S. official said.
“We know all too well from our own experiences
in both Iraq and Afghanistan what can happen if
soldiers and police are not operating under
appropriate authorities.”
“We will encourage them not to use excessive
force and to look at this as a … law enforcement
operation designed to catch perpetrators and
bring them to justice,” he added. source
www.euronews.com/newswires/1617520-nigeria-military-alone-cannot-beat-islamists-clinton/

Another piece of evidence against Samsung has
leaked from the court documents that shows
how Samsung took inspiration from the iPhone's
UI and tried to make their look and work
similarly.
This 132 page internal document from Samsung
compares several different aspects of the
iPhone's UI, from the UI animations to the
placement of the buttons with those of the
Samsung Galaxy S.
On each page you will find one feature from the
iPhone's UI, a note on what's good about it and
a similar feature on the Galaxy S with a note
saying how it is worse compared to the same
feature on the iPhone.
Below each of these you will find a suggestion to
improve the said function on the Galaxy S,
which in many cases equates to make it look and
behave more like its iOS counterpart.

he will discuss with President Goodluck
Jonathan the recent wave of attacks by the Boko
Haram group.
Its militants have stepped up attacks in the past
year, targeting the UN headquarters in the
capital, Abuja, churches and security buildings.
The ties between the two countries are strong
largely due to the trade in oil.
Nigeria, Africa's leading oil producer, is the US's
fifth largest supplier.
The BBC's Will Ross in Lagos says with spiralling
violence, the possibility of Nigeria's oil
production being affected cannot be ruled out.

I feel so honored to be the third comment. All of
my hardwork and dedication has paid off.
Getting the top comment has been a dream of
mine for many years, and I would like to thank
those who have helped me along the way. First
and foremost I would like to thank God for
giving me this opportunity. Next I would like to
thank my parents. I want to thank my dogs
wizkid and bingo, for being really fat and always there for
me. Next I would like to thank the squirrel dbanj that
lives in my backyard for climbing trees because
that gives me inspiration that I need to get
through the day. This is a special moment in my
life and I would like to thank any of my
unmentioned friends and family that have
helped me along the way. This moment will be a
moment that I will never forget. I just
remembered a few other people I would like to
thank; facebook,nairialand, my girlfriends and sugar mummies, the fish I caught in the third
grade, my light in my room because I wouldn’t
be able to see the keyboard without it, the
internet for letting me go on facebook, my
house because without it I would be homeless,
and last but not least I would like to thank all
the people out there that actually took time out
of their day to read this. I cannot stress how
much of a big deal to me this is. I have been
trying to be the first comment on a post for
years, but that has not been possible until this
amazing day. Hopefully my good luck will
continue, but this is undoubtedly a rare
occasion. If you asked me how I did this, I
would say, you can achieve anything that you set
your mind on. To all the kids out there reading
this, I would like to tell them to follow their
dreams. Being the top comment is amazing,
thank you everyone!

THE direction of the national budget for 2013
became clear yesterday as the Federal Executive
Council (FEC) approved the 2013-2015 Medium
Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) and Fiscal
Strategic paper for next year.
The Council approved a projected revenue of
N3.891 trillion and total expenditure of N4.929
trillion for the year.
FEC also endorsed the proposals that the 2013
budget be predicated on a benchmark price of
$75 and crude production of 2.53 million
barrels per day.
In addition, there will be a continuation of
downward trend in recurrent expenditure and
upward trend in capital expenditure. Towards
this, recurrent expenditure will decline from
71.47 per cent in 2012 to 68.66 per cent in
2013 while capital expenditure is expected to
rise from 28.53 per cent for 2012 to 31.34 per
cent next year.
Also, in managing the domestic debt, the fiscal
deficit and domestic borrowing will decline from
2.85 per cent and N744.44 billion in 2012 to
2.17 per cent and N727.19 billion in 2013.
Under the fiscal framework, the Federal
Government will create a sinking fund of N25
billion yearly from 2013 to accumulate money
for paying off bonds. Similarly, N75 billion would
be spent on the retirement of bond debt due for
payment in February 2013.
Coordinating Minister of the Economy and
Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala,
told journalists at the end of the Council meeting
that the approvals were “practical expression of
the government’s determination to deliver the
draft 2013 budget on schedule for the early
consideration of the National Assembly in
September.
The minister said the government would
intensify efforts at ensuring further
improvement in the implementation level of the
current budget, adding that the implementation
level as at June 20, 2012 following four months
of implementation starting from April was 41.3
per cent.
Okonjo-Iweala explained that “the focus of the
government in 2013 as reflected in the Medium
Term Expenditure Framework and the Fiscal
Strategy Paper is that the budget should make
practical impact on the areas that affect most
Nigerians, such as job creation, power supply,
roads, rails, other infrastructure and security
through increase in capital budget and prudent
management of the economy.
Broadly, the focus will be on improving
aggregate revenue receipts, optimising
expenditure and keeping the fiscal deficit at a
reasonable level.
“The proposals for the 2013 budget are based
on a rigorous review of the performance of the
global economy with regard to negative
economic developments around the world,
which have the potential to negatively impact
the country’s economy. Based on a foundation
of prudence, the proposals represent a robust
response to these developments anchored on a
strong macro-economic framework,“ she said.
The minister added that the 2013-2015 MTEF
and Fiscal Strategic paper for 2013 will be
forwarded to the National Assembly as part of
their continuing discussions on the preparations
for next year’s budget.
The Council also approved contract for the
transaction advisory services for Design, Build,
Finance and Operate (DBFO) for the 2nd Niger
Bridge linking Anambra and Delta States at the
Onitsha-Asaba river crossing. To be executed
under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP), it
was awarded to a British firm, Roughton
International Limited at a total cost of
NN325,638,828. It is to be completed in 16
months. The projects is expected to be flagged
off by the third quarter of next year.
The Council also approved a memo by the
Minister of Works, Mike Onolememen for the
award of contract for transaction advisory
services for the improvement of the Apakun-
Murtala Mohammed Airport road route F269 in
Lagos State at a total cost of N297,746,203.
The 2.8 kilometre road, which is in a deplorable
condition, is to be upgraded to a modern eight-
lane facility for traffic flow.
The Council also approved additional works on
the subsisting contract for the extension from
Dutse-Kwanar Huguma on the dualisation of the
Kano-Maiduguri Road Section II (Shuwarin-
Azare). The new contract, a distance of 24.4
kilometres of road, will connect the proposed
Dutse Airport located along the road to the
Kano-Maiduguri Highway.
It was awarded in favour of Setraco Nigeria
Limited and cost N8,352,277,657.48. This will
drive the total cost of the Kano-Maiduguri
dualisation project from N35,841,452,834.88
to N44,193,730,492.36. It has a completion
period of 40 months. These are in line with the
2007 Fiscal Responsibility Act which demands
that the Federal Ministry of Finance produces
this each fiscal year and thereafter engages key
segments of the public with a view to getting
their input to enrich the plan.
Meanwhile, the Economic and Financial Crime
Commission (EFCC) has extended its fight
against crime to budget implementation to all
the states of the Federation.
To achieve this, the commission has allocated
N4.5 million to some civil society organizations
(CSO) to monitor budget implementation in
Cross River State.
The money, which was given to the EFCC by the
United Nations Development Programme
(UNDP) would be released to a yet to be
mentioned CSOs to monitor activities of the
state government in project implementation.
The Head of Strategy and Reorientation Units of
the EFCC, Mr. Gabriel Aduda, who disclosed this
at aTown Hall meeting on governance
accountability programme in Calabar on
Tuesday, said the commission wanted to identify
anti-corruption revolution partner in each state
to monitor activities of states and local council
officials in budget implementation

ony god will help us

jonathan convert to islam and resign jor, if u cant beat them u join them simple hahaha.

how much is samsung galaxy s3 i need it urgently

how much is the s3

have got a samsung galaxy s2 how much do i add to get d s3.

SUICIDE bomber in a Sports Utility
Vehicle (SUV) yesterday attacked the
Joint Task Force (JTF) military post in
Shagari Quarters of Damaturu
metropolis and killed six soldiers and
two civilians. This came barely 48 hours after the
bombing of the Potiskum Central
Mosque (PCM) in Yobe State. Besides, the alleged killings of residents
in Maiduguri, the Borno State capital,
have remained unabated, as a former
state Commissioner of Environment,
Alhaji Kadiri Kaza’a and a senior officer
with the Nigeria Immigration Services (NIS), Mohammed Lawan, were
yesterday shot dead at their residences
before their wives and children at
Bayan Railway Quarters and Gwange
wards of the metropolis. The suicide car bomber in the SUV,
according to an eyewitness drove to a
military checkpoint, detonated the
explosives and killed six men of the JTF
and two passersby. He said: “The suicide-bomber took the
soldiers by surprise, that is why the
lone suspected Boko Haram bomber,
was able to blow up one of the military
checkpoints at the Shagari Quarters,
killing eight people. The sound of the blast was also devastating.” Speaking on the blasts yesterday in
Damaturu, the state capital, Police
Commissioner, Patrick Egbuniwe said
that the blast occurred at the Shagari
Quarters military checkpoint at about
12.30p.m., killing six soldiers and two civilians caught up in the blast. Egbuniwe further disclosed that “the
incident occurred when one Sports
Utility Vehicle (SUV) was stopped at the
military post at a residential quarters,
but the driver of the vehicle detonated
the bombs installed in the vehicle and blew up six soldiers and two civilians
that were about passing the checkpoint
this afternoon.” Confirming the multiple attacks and
killings yesterday in Maiduguri, the
Borno State Police Public Relations
Officer, Gidieon Jibrin said the retired
government official and immigration
officer attached to the Passport Office at the Customs Area were yesterday
morning trailed to their respective residences by
suspected gunmen. He said when the gunmen got to their
homes in Bayan Quarters and Gwange
wards of the metropolis, they asked for
the whereabouts of Kaza’a and Lawan. He added that the suspects who
disguised as errands boys opened fire
and shot them dead at close range in
the chests and heads before their family
members yesterday. On whether arrests were made, he said
no, but that investigations had commenced, as
information provided by some
residents could assist in apprehending
the suspected assassins.

anyone one who wants to sell a samung galaxy s3 phone should contact me now at 07061134882

Bleep u all and this topic.

talk about mortal kombat deadly alliance part 2.

throway ur smartphone na and use touch light phone and stop writting crap.

why all this hidden post na.

my best andriod apps are google night sky and youtube downloader

am using a samsung galaxy s2 and its very great my best app is google sky map