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kunbehead

to transport a painting from lagos to england would be expensive it may even cost more than the actual painting itself but i'll email you and we'll see if we can work something out

Kunbee:
Nah

but i love u kunbee i want to marry u

bunKee

Kunbee:
No

your not male are you?

Nigeria's police minister has launched a scathing attack on the force, accusing officers of killings, robbery and other abuses.


Ibrahim Lame said the lack of security was "condemnable and unacceptable".

Human rights groups have frequently accused Nigeria's police of abuses and corruption but it is rare for the government to make similar charges.

The national police chief blamed the security problems on poverty, corruption and religious tension.

Mr Lame told a meeting of police commanders: [b]"The current rate of crime across the nation, rising cases of extra-judicial killings, human rights violations, robberies, high-profile assassination and deliberate failure to comply with government directives are testimony to the sheer incapacity or wilful defiance of police high command" to government directives
[/b]Inspector General of Police Ogbonna Onovo said the police were "operating under unbearable conditions", reports the Vanguard newspaper, adding that criminals were often better armed than the police.

Last year, a BBC investigation found that staff in the mortuary in the south-eastern city of Enugu were unable to cope with the large number of bodies the police were delivering - many of whom had been accused of being armed robbers.

Amnesty International's Erwin van der Borght said: "The Nigerian police are responsible for hundreds of unlawful killings every year."

Mr Onovo also denied reports that armed robbers had ordered a bus driver to run over passengers on the Lagos-Benin highway last week - shocking pictures of this incident prompted the Senate to open an inquiry earlier this week.

He said a truck had killed the passengers who were on the road after their bus had been held up by the bandits.

The police face criticism for not even attending the incident.

But the BBC's Caroline Duffield in Lagos says Nigerians are accustomed to seeing bodies pile up.

A video aired on al-Jazeera television this year apparently showed police and soldiers shooting unarmed civilians in the head, after the siege of a religious sect.

Seventeen officers are under arrest.

Our correspondent says Nigeria's culture of police brutality - and impunity - is powerful and the history of investigations holding the authorities to account is poor


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/8551111.stm

Kunbee:
me tew babes

if your female am going to marry

would like to buy it, but since am based in london i don't know how we can do the transaction

moved to adverts

the guy na control freak 

snowdrops:
Agreed. But their record at the bridge is excellent. They might conceed a goal but they have too much firepower up front for Stoke.

well i rest my case till sunday. did you apply for the mod job job?

don't forget chelsea are useless when it comes to set pieces.

Cristalz:
@Snowdrops
Okay, dearie. Remember the poll.

like crystalz said don't forget the poll. And IF chelsea win it will be by a single goal.

don't count your chics snowdrops coz stoke city are not what we call push overs i won't be surprised if this game ends in a draw.

ElRazur:
There isn't much to "learn" so to speak. But It may be worth reading around it etc. If you are really keen, I can point you in places where to buy these things.

go ahead

MrCrackles:
Ah ok fair enough boss. . .
I cant wait for the gunners to thump the Spuds when we meet again. . .

we will meat in april just hope van percy is fit and well if u guys believe your going to have a good chance of beating us.

Dolemite:
Lol, there IS no God or Satan, no hell or heaven. . .and this is coming from a believer of 18 years, finally discovered that Christianity is total bullshit, thank god . . .

congrats on coming out of the box of religion dolemite.

mantraa:
Thanks Dolomite. This is truly amazing. I have been praying to the empty water bottle for six days now and in that time i have received a rebate from the taxman of £3500, promotion in my job, and a niggling pain in my shoulder has miraculously cleared up! This really works!! I have told all my friends and family about it. They dont believe me, but i told them that it will only work if you have total 100% faith in it. It is also very therapeutic and calming to clear my mind of all distractions and stare at the bottle for ten minutes at the end of each day. Sometimes, if i concentrate hard enough, i can 'hear' it talking back to me and the voice seems to get louder and louder in my head until it is perfectly clear the advice it is giving me. Wow!!

well am gonna try praying to a empty bottle of water mantraa coz i seriously do need a break. cheers

MrCrackles:

just keeping the spurs thread alive

weldone peter crouch hope u score more goals like that for spurs

ElRazur:
Save money and build yourself one. It is however your choice. For a PC that cost 500, you can build it for about £390 or so.

well thats gonna be towards the end of this month coz i really need to learn about RAM, CPU, Gigabites, GHz, Dual Core Processors, MB and ASIO before i think of buying or making a PC.

very nice pic, which market is this?

moved to nairaland section

pray that yara'dua has a very nice peaceful death

ElRazur:
If you really are interested, I can tell you what to buy and have it put together for you. It is better to build your own pc yourself than to buy from a shop. How much is your budget?

Ideally, you need the following:

Case
PSU [400/450 watts]
Motherboard with processor
Ram
Sound card []
Operating system
Hard drive.

Case, are cheap and do come with PSU [Power supply Unit].

You need to look at AMD processor - Very Good and well priced. Ideally, look at a motherboard and processor bundle.

For your RAM< I will recommend 4gig or 8Gig.

I am not sure if you have an existing sound card hence the question mark.

Windows XP is really cheap these days, no need to put windows 7 as all the drivers and what not still work very well with Xp

Hard drive are cheap too, a good 250g can be aorund 25pounds or so. Or you can take the one from your existing computer.


It is just a matter of putting these together and you will be surprised how much you will end up saving. That is how I build my own.


If you need any help I can point you in the right direction.

Honestly i don't know much about computers and am thinking of buying a new PC for around £500 whenever i manage to raise the doh.

ElRazur:
That tip is for those who are on a budget, not rich man like you.

u calling me rich man. i need to get a new computer coz cubase requires is 2 GHz while my old computer only has 1.6 GHz. i dey find money oh

ElRazur:
Good stuff.


The "thing" in front of the mic is called a Popper-stopper filter. Or mic Popper.

A hanger bent into shape with a socks works just a effective.

thanks i'll keep that in mind

Well thats it folks i still got a few more things i can post here but thats it for now.

Thats another picture of my cubase 5 plus the Stylus RMX which is the best virtual instrument drum plugin in the market. Cost price i don't remember but think was ₤129

I just got cubase 5 which cost ₤425 only to findout that i don't have enough GHz on windows XP to use it.

I also use the yamaha MW8cx USB mixing studio. Cost price ₤269

I use tannoy nearfield speakers that cost me ₤220 for the pair. The AT2020 Cardioid Condenser Microphone cost me  ₤109. That thing on the mic i forgot what you call it but it cost me ₤15. My keyboard is very old cost about ₤600 when i bought it second hand. Headphones cost ₤10 i have two one for me and one for my singer.