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No 4 killed her, he is eating with bare hands.

He killed the woman with his knife

Risingphoenix12:
Lol. In a divorce that she's gunning for half my possessions? Emotional move but suicidal.. lol

Really? Never knew it has gotten to that extent. Let your instincts lead you.

Op, why don't you share your wife a link to this thread? Just saying.

You should be on high alert

Oxytocin:
What's it about..??

Real death clips. Killings. suicide etc
Graphic

MrCork:
...that dog think it's smart...he's tapping curren..SMHt!!

Pervert!

The most horrifying is not on this list. Deathaddict.com

Wwe is a movie, not a sport

allansie:
The mtn night data plan is always very slow to download from o2tvseries but other sites always download well...who else has noticed that?

Absolutely true. I had to switch to jejeupdates.com

4 is the suspect not the killer.
Reason being that he has no cutlery at hand. He probably used it to kill the lady

elektra:
Ah! Return them to the village or bundle them to an orphanage.
It is like your village people do not want you to have peace. First your friend chase you from his house because of milk. You moved to your own place only for your neighbor's kid to start treating you anyhow, now your relative has dumped his kids on you.

Nairalanders.. You are seriously mad Lmao!

Jidesm any latest?

Both of them are right. I stopped watching when I sensed that there was no end in sight

T.J perkins wwe theme song

JideSM:
Hi Marvel1206, kindly note that your reported wrong transfer issue is receiving attention from the support unit. I'll provide feedback on this soon

Thanks, waiting for the feedback

[img]https://9to5google.files./2017/08/google-earth.jpg?quality=82&strip=all&w=1024&h=800[/img]

The Google Earth app is incredibly popular on iOS, and the Mountain View company has finally updated it to support 64-bit iPhone and iPad CPUs. This means the app can now run on iOS 11, which does not launch any 32-bit-only apps.

As well as much-needed architectural compatibility, the update brings a redesign and several new flagship features, including Flyover-esque 3D views of major cities and ‘Voyager’ guided tours.

Google Earth was one of the most downloaded 32-bit apps on the App Store until today. Its fate was in doubt ever since Apple announced plans to fully drop compatibility with 32-bit apps earlier this year.


The Google Earth app has received only six updates in the last five years, leading many to believe Google would simply retire the app when Apple forced its hand (Google seemingly dedicates most of its iOS mapping resources to the Google Maps app).However, that has turned out not to be the case as version ‘9.0.78’ released today adds the necessary 64-bit support, in time for iOS 11’s public debut in September.


The new Voyager feature offers guided tours around significant landmarks and Points of Interest. There are more than 50 stories to explore, discussing various scientific and ecological issues affecting the planet today.3D mode is exactly like Flyover from Apple Maps, allowing users to pan through a 3D environment of major cities, highlighting major landmarks and buildings (including the work-in-progress Apple Park as pictured above). One advantage Google Maps has is that users can dive directly from the 3D view into Street View,a service Apple Maps still doesn’t offer.Users can also make a digital postcard of a location using the Camera button, to share with friends. This update also brings a fresh new icon for the user’s home screen.


The new Google Earth app is available for free in the App Store, for iPhone and iPad. Some features require you to sign in to a Google account.

Source: https://9to5google.com/2017/08/02/google-earth-for-ios-update-adds-64-bit-support-in-time-for-ios-11-cutoff-new-3d-views/?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C6596999620

The way people do unreasonable things nowadays, she went ahead to post a disgusting picture without giving it second thoughts.

The internet never forgets, this picture might come back to haunt her.

JideSM:
Hi Marvel1206, so sorry about this. Please confirm the mode of transfer i.e share and sell, internet banking etc and also state the date the amount was transferred to enable me assist. Regards

Share n Sell. Yesterday @9:43pm.

Weldone sir.

JideSM:
Hi GnJ, you will be contacted shortly. Regards

Hi JideSM, I mistakenly transferred N1200 to a wrong number--- 07033887549---is it possible to get it back? The intended number is 07033887548
My number- 08103949377

I called the number but i was told it doesn't exist

CyberGypsy:
No one will believe I use a ZteU809 phone .. with low RAM/ROM .. it runs on v. 4.2.2..

yeah I know .. the phone isn't worth the hyping ! but you should see what I turned it into.

if you need help on how you could do
yours.. follow the thread and anticipate .

Include monster ui and flat coloured bars then you are good to go

[img]https://9to5google.files./2017/07/essential-screenshot.png[/img]


Andy Rubin and co.’s Essential Phone is finally gearing up to launch sometime in the next few weeks, and while it was officially announced all the way back at the end of May, small details about the handset are still trickling in. The latest is a screenshot from the phone shared by Essential’s Jason Mackenzie, showing a larger-than-usual status bar…The screenshot was shared in the context of a conversation unrelated to the status bar, but that top-of-screen black bar of icons is the only interesting thing to see here. As you can see, screenshots from the phone are going to reflect the new thicker status bar, which compensates for the fact that the phone has a bezel-less display and a small camera cutout along the top edge.

We’re fairly certain this is the first screenshot from the phone to appear on the web. And since the phone is nearing launch, it’s pretty likely that this is an accurate representation of what screenshots from the phone will look like when taken from a unit running production software.

The Essential Phone is going to be priced starting at $699, and brings a near-bezel-free design (as you can see above), a premium titanium and ceramic body, a connector for modular accessories, and an impressive spec sheet. There’s a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor, 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, a 13MP dual-rear-camera and an 8MP front shooter.
https://9to5google.com/2017/07/31/essential-phone-big-status-bar/?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C6372655301

Good move

[img]https://9to5google.files./2017/07/android_bluetooth_pixel_1.jpg?quality=82&strip=all&w=1024&h=792[/img]

Sometimes it’s the little things that are the most frustrating, and you can say that about Android quite a lot, unfortunately. One of those issues which users have complained about for years is the lack of a Bluetooth battery indicator in the OS, but it seems that Google is finally delivering on that feature in a future version of the OS.

So first things first, what exactly does this feature do? In short, it tells you the current battery status of your connected Bluetooth accessory. The functionality to do this has long been a part of the Bluetooth standard, Google just hasn’t taken advantage of it in stock Android. Meanwhile, Apple has long implemented this in iOS, and several Android OEMs including Samsung and LG have also added it to their Android skins.

Why Google has avoided this for so long is beyond my understanding, but thankfully, the company seems to be finally coming to its senses. As discovered by XDA Developers, it seems as though Google is preparing to add this long-awaited feature to Android in an upcoming update to the OS. Before you get too excited, sadly, it doesn’t seem like the initial Android O release will include this.

XDA discovered a handful of new commits within AOSP which shows that Google is working with some new Bluetooth APIs which revolve around the ability to pull battery information from the connected device. Unlike clunky third-party versions of this functionality, it seems as though Google’s implementation of this feature will include the ability to show battery percentage from 0-100%. That also gives developers the option to show specific percentages in areas outside of the status bar, perhaps a homescreen widget or notification.

It’s great to see that Google is finally adding this functionality to Android, as it will be good for everyone. The Pixel family gets a welcome new feature, and Android OEMs don’t have to work as hard to implement it. It’s a win-win, but obviously, it’s going to be a bit before we see it live.

Android ODP4 is pretty much what we’ll be seeing in the final version of Android O, and this feature isn’t available.Rather, it seems like this one is going to land in Android 8.1 or perhaps 9.0.

https://9to5google.com/2017/07/31/android-bluetooth-battery-indicator/?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C9556768648

BAGCOSACK:
Jesus! I know this man oooooooo. Ah!!

You know who?

Hmmm

nadalion:
What do you think guys?
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Wow

Sebastine1994:
This story does not add up. He was chatting your mum from prison? With what phone? From your story I guess you are 22 years old now. I think your mama is a cheap cheap ass hole.
My advice to you is this: Allow her to go to abuja. Trail her quietly to abuja. Watch what she does there. Tease her about her soldier boy. You would learn by listening to her story. Then thank me latest tomorrow

Smh. Didn't you read that he was a fraudster and his story is just a ploy to extort her mum.

Op, I advice you to get the man's number and if possible, track him or call him if you can't track him and threaten him to leave your mother alone.

Reverse psychology, nice one.