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That will be great cos am tired of these mtn's wahala. NCC kick dia ass

My tecno m3 has locked about 3 SD cards av used in it. Whenever I insert any SD card in the phone it automatically renames the SD card to TECNO M3 H and when I want to format the SD card with a PC it tells me that the disk is write protected. I av tried my best to fix this issue all to no avail. please anybody with a solution to this should help me out.

momolisticc:
Suite 11, #61 Marian RD. (Galleria Shopping Mall) Beside Glo, Calabar.

Thanks a lot. Do you know the price of the phone there?

Where can I get this phone in calabar please?

Prayer is the most useless invention by man. It's a real waste of time

emalonic@gmail.com am interested

Carlcaresophia:
Hi, have you tried to take your phone to Etisalat business hall to check the problem?

I will try that out. Thanks

Please someone should help me out, my etisalat line doesn't browse on my tecno m3 phone. Av tried all possible settings but the sim doesn't even bring out GPRS network at all. Av called their customer care but nothing reasonable came from then, they keep sending me sms that my phone can't be configured on air. pls anybody with a solution should help me out.

GspotAngela:
The name ABAKALIKI itself is scary.

Who is this idiotic harlot? Why don't u face the topic and leave the state alone, mention ur state now and I will prove to u that yours is even scarier. Abeg just mind your ashawo biz cos people like u are not needed in nairaland slow poke.

Does injoo have office at calabar? If yes please what is their address

emalonic@gmail.com pls

emalonic@gmail.com

pls send to emalonic@gmail.com

fathomberry:
10.

OK am in 2 platoon

fathomberry:
Abeg where are the nairalanders in CR na. Abi everybody is forming?

Which platoon are u in

obinoral1179:
Firstly I want to congratulate you all for your successful posting to cross river.... Free free to ask me any questions and I will answer to the best of my knowledge...

Please are they any form of Martial arts training ie kung fu, taekwondo,... etc in Obubra camp?

This house dull o. Does it mean that it's only these few persons here that are posted to CR

Cross river here I come *mixed feelings though* anyone going from Ebonyi?

Let's get the ball rolling here

Thanks man I just checked and av been posted to cross river

Kindly send to emalonic@gmail.com please

...

You only live once life doesn't have photocopy, so enjoy ur life while it lasts. God is a believe and heaven is an illusion

Middlefinger1:
ebonyi, as timid and under-developed as they are, is always on the news for the wrong reason.

who is this motherf^cker, name your state now and I will prove to you that your state is worse than Ebonyi. Face the topic and leave Ebonyi alone.

Wow! I just checked mine now and my name is there. I rep UNN, Biochemistry.

I fuckinglove atheism

Op you're talking about months when am about to celebrate my 5 years of being out of Church. U got nothing to lose man, rather u save 10% of ur income. Religion sucks.

A new drug candidate is so potent against all
strains of HIV, researchers think it could work
as a new kind of vaccine.
Developed by researchers from more than a
dozen research institutions and led by a team
at the Scripps Research Institute in the US,
the drug is effective against doses of HIV-1,
HIV-2 and SIV (simian immunodeficiency
virus) that have been extracted from humans
or rhesus macaques - including what
researchers consider to be the ‘hardest-to-
stop’ variants. It worked against doses of HIV
that are way higher than what would be
transmitted between humans, and works for
at least eight months after injection.
"Our compound is the broadest and most
potent entry inhibitor described so far,” lead
researcher Michael Farzan from the Scripps
Institute said in a press release . "Unlike
antibodies, which fail to neutralise a large
fraction of HIV-1 strains, our protein has been
effective against all strains tested, raising the
possibility it could offer an effective HIV
vaccine alternative.”
While traditional vaccines work by delivering a
tiny, weakened dose of a virus to train your
immune system to thwart an actual attack,
this drug does something quite different. The
way HIV infects a person is by targeting their
T lymphocytes - a very specialised type of
white blood cell - and injecting its own genetic
material inside to transform them into HIV-
producing machines. So, quite literally, it turns
our immune systems against us.
But what Farzan’s team has discovered is
that a particular type of protein found on the
surface of white blood cells can actually bind
to the surface of the HIV virus in two different
places simultaneously, which means that not
only does the virus no longer have a chance
to change the position of its receptors to
escape, it’s also being blocked from entering
the T lymphocyte cells.
"When antibodies try to mimic the receptor,
they touch a lot of other parts of the viral
envelope that HIV can change with ease,"
said one of the team, Matthew Gardner, from
the Scripps Institute. "We've developed a
direct mimic of the receptors without
providing many avenues that the virus can
use to escape, so we catch every virus thus
far.”
According to James Gallagher at BBC News,
the vaccine would be delivered via a weak,
harmless type of virus that would introduce a
section of DNA to a patient’s healthy muscle
cells, containing instructions for how to
produce this HIV-blocking protein. The protein
would then be pumped out into the
bloodstream over and over, protecting the
patient from being infected over several
months. The team reported in Nature that the
effects of the drug lasted for at least 34
weeks in their monkey subjects, but they
think they could get it to last for years,
perhaps even decades.
"We are closer than any other approach to
universal protection, but we still have hurdles,
primarily with safety for giving it to many,
many people,” Franzen told the BBC. One
such concern is that no one really knows
what the long-term implications would be for
a person who is having an anti-HIV response
being pumped around their body non-stop.
The team will be looking into this when they
get their human trials underway.
"In the absence of a vaccine that can elicit
broadly protective immunity and prevent
infection, and given the lack of major
breakthroughs on the horizon to provide one,
the idea of conferring potent, sustained
vaccine-like protection against HIV infection
through gene therapy is certainly worth strong
consideration,” Nancy Haigwood from the
Oregon Health & Science University in the US,
who wasn’t involved in the study, told the
BBC.
source: www.sciencealert.com/potential-new-vaccine-blocks-every-strain-of-hiv

For me this section of nairaland is the best because it has helped to solidify my atheism. Am always happy when I read intelligent and educative comments from my fellow atheists while the religitards here are busy quoting chapters from the book of talking snake and fairy tales