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Hebrews 10:26 For if we sin wilfully after that we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth no more sacrifice for sins We are all born as sinners. The sacrifice of Jesus has paid for that. Although we can not fully measure up to God's standards, we need to try our best. Do not expect to be wallowing in sin and have the thinking that grace covers all things |
Oyan Dam, Abeokuta
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Alagbole axis Traffic on the the Alagbole axis. Taken yesterday
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Denro-Ishasi Oluwakemi area Taken on Tuesday. They had to ply the route by boat. Currently, there is a wooden plank constructed there to aid people crossing. We pay 50 naira to cross. Another source of income for the omo-onile
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Iboko area It should be noted that the person in the picture is over 6 feet tall and that the pictures were taken on Thursday. By today, the water level has increased by about 6 inches
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Recently, I received the news that the government allocated about 3 billion naira for the provision of relief and medical supplies to states near the Rivers Niger and Benue because of the flooding.They include Kogi, Edo, Delta, Niger, Kwara State, Kebbi, Rivers, Bayelsa, Adamawa States amongst others. However, Ogun State was not listed. The reason is not farfetched. Our problem comes from another source. The Oyan Dam. I did a little research on the dam. The facts are listed below 1. Oyan Dam was created in 1983. It was commissioned under the Shagari government. 2. It is situated on River Oyan, a tributary to the Ogun River 3. Several villages were displaced during the construction of the Oyan Dam 3. It has a capacity of 270 million cubic meters. 4. It is located in Abeokuta 5. The dam has a total of 3 turbines of 3 Megawatts each installed. Fact number 6 is probably the most interesting. 6. It has an annual generating capacity of 0 Megawatts. Simply put, these turbines have been lying fallow for about 35 years without being put to work. Due to the structure of dams, it has to be opened periodically to prevent the dam falling apart on its own. When this happens, it floods the surrounding areas or areas close to the Ogun River. Oluwakemi area of Denro-Ishasi and Iboko area is being affected by this. Of course, our hearts would sit easy if the dam was actually being used Denro-Ishasi is one of the routes leading to Berger, Lagos State. And the journey has to be divided into two. One on road and the second on water(via canoes). As a result of this stress, most people choose an alternate route which is the Akute-Alagbole route which is almost always prone to heavy traffic. The long and short of my story is that the government should do something about it. Even if the release of the dam is inevitable, the people affected should be provided with relief materials. Most people have been displaced already. This news should be passed on to relevant authorities such as NEMA. And I would also appreciate if it is moved to the front page Cc lalasticlala Mynd44 Pictures are attached below |
abc115:Who sells egg rolls and donuts for 50 naira these days? ![]() |
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hopexter:She will be 18 next month Oga. It is your Nairaland bloggers that are always giving you outdated news |
bedspread:Going to a startup university na |
bedspread:You were in Convenant University in 2002? But that was the same year that it was established! Was that not a big risk? |
Some people do not understand English He is worth 2 billion naira does not mean that he has 2 billion naira in his account His house/houses, his cars, his investments and other properties, his endorsement deals are worth 2 billion. I do not see how that is impossible. He charges about 2 million for a performance in a show. All his endorsements are worth about 100 million naira annually and he has been in the limelight for years. I do not see how this is a tall tale |
Razak5:I have deleted the BIOS file from the system I even deleted HP website bookmark from my browser. If there is any way to label the site as spam and prevent me from going there again, let me know ![]() |
All thanks to udemzyudex.... I was able to resolve my BIOS problem. His contact, Fatai, was very quick and solved the problem in less than an hour. In fact, the guy is a hot cake in that Ladipo ![]() Thanks again bro! |
She may be right Even some of my female friends wey no dey popular at all receive at least 1 dick pic from random, sex-starved Indian men on Facebook ![]() I no know wetin dey do those guys sef |
Razak5:
I'm embarrassed
I'll see if I can borrow one from a friend |
udemzyudex:Hp pavilion dv4 1100ea Motherboard number JAL 50 LA - 4102P And unfortunately, i don't have a multimeter |
Razak5 and udemzyudex Concerning the system. I just did BIOS recovery with the ORIGINAL BIOS file and it beeped as usual to show that it was successful. But after reboot, the problem remained I'm guessing that it is not a BIOS problem as I thought. Even the blinks say its graphic controller error I don't want to damage the VGA or board by heating it but do you think I should cover up the fans and allow it overheat and see if it will help the solder to hold well? Or should I do a hard reset and remove the CMOS battery now that I have recovered the BIOS |
Some of them will post the picture and write : "RIP. Sorry its coming late" ![]() |
Razak5:I mentioned it was not a HP verified BIOS. I got it from a bios mod forum. But what gave me the balls to flash it was that many people said they have flashed it and it worked for them |
Razak5:So that's how my stupidity will cost me the money I have been preparing to buy a new processor I'll open it up and get back to you on the state of the bios chip and I'll try the recovery bios stuff this afternoon |
udemzyudex:I'm around Ogun State. Close to Ojodu Berger But I can come to Lagos of course |
Razak5:Yes, power is connected to both laptop and monitor. And i think the BIOS chip is soldered(I'll check it today) The only thing I get is blinking caps lock and num lock keys 4 times and a pause and then another four times and so on. According According to HP manual, 4 times means graphics controller error and 2 blinks mean bios error. But I'm getting 4 blinks so I'm confused here. I'll also try HDMI at a friends place tomorrow The sites I have seen are telling me to heat the graphics chip with a heat gun. I don't have the specialty to do that before I damage the board. And I know its not the graphics controller. Maybe the default setting in the new BIOS disabled onboard graphics. The only thing I get also is beeps when I press page up and page down, function keys and tab key I'll try the recovery method today, but if I'm truly fvcked, like how much will the BIOS chip replacement cost? And how much is the motherboard? |
[quote author= post=69171842]Lovely. Pretty. Beautiful. For those of us still lucky to have our mothers with us : PLS always APPRECIATE them, for those that don't have the privilege: Your mom is smiling down from heaven at you now. GOD BLESS OUR MOTHERS. [/quote]Guy or lady, this your BBQ no dey sell? Every time, your comment is always on the first page of every thread. Shuuoo |
I just made the most stupid decision of my life I wanted to modify my bios so I can change a lot of things since HP and other manufacturers hide the useful settings for overclocking, fan control and others So I went to biosmods forum and I saw an unlocked bios for my system HP pavilion dv4 1xxx series with InsydeH20 bios f.66 and f.67 that is tripleconfirmed. I flashed it from within Windows but after restarting, the Insyde Bios Setup was the same as before. I tried it like five times. No joy So i made a bootable USB drive with Win 98 DOS mode and I copied the bios file and the WinFlash utility. I typed in the command line and it updated it successfully and the system restarted. Upon restart, the hard drive light shows and spins but I get no video output. No POST. No BIOS screen. The caps lock and num lock leds blink four times. I run to HP support website and it says that four blinks mean graphics controller error. So I hooked up my monitor to the motherboard directly with VGA cable but still nothing I opened it up and reset the CMOS battery, cleaned the RAM sticks and the slots and unlatched and latched the processor. Did a hard reset. Still nothing The instructions I'm seeing talk about hotswapping the BIOS from a working motherboard which I'm sure can kill the motherboard if not properly done Should I make a recovery bios of my former bios on a USB and cleverly flash it and see if it would reset? If I manage to get out of this, i won't try updating BIOS ever again! |
themodernman:So International football is all about World Cup ![]() |
Are the wailers crews here yet? ![]() |
I have both Airtel and MTN I can't keep more than two sims So, what I do is, I subscribe for the 1.5gb for 200naira and also 500mb for 25naira on the same Airtel SIM. And then, I subscribe for 25 naira for 500mb on MTN. Which means 2.5gb for 250naira However,i prefer MTN for the reason that it warns you when it is 99mb and finally when it finishes. I don't want to have stories that touch when I start using out of my normal data and it passes the threshold I want. Airtel doesn't warn you at all. I have had cases where I exhausted 700mb out of my 3.5gb normal sub in one night thinking that I have scammed Airtel and I was browsing for free ![]() So what I do is to set a data limit in my cellular data settings on my phone so I will see the notification. |
If this laptop screen is 14 inches, that means my phone is 10 inches |
fbtowner:2ghz is unfortunately not fast for me ![]() Not on a dual core system. If it was an i5 now, I can understand |
Uc7mille7:Are you sure it writes battery charging? Move your mouse pointer to the icon to be sure. Don't be deceived by the charger icon on the battery. It may be saying: "Charger plugged in, but not charging" If that is the case, change your charger But if you have confirmed that it writes "battery charging" or in some new models "battery not detected", change your battery. The cells are dead |





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