Blupen:
You into movies??

Yes.

Fifi2017:
Please kindly suggest which network and Data plan is good for a heavy user. I want to use 2 Laptops.

Thinking of just getting the network sim and subscribing or do I get the mini Wifi of the network which is better too?

WhatsApp +233556598532

Got married.
Two remote jobs earning in dollars.
Relocated.
What God cannot do does not exist. #NSPPD
Alleluia!

klassyguy:


Hence the reason why you choose to use the condescending tone you're using to refer to another person's kid. I get it, we are on a faceless platform where you can air your utterances freely. My kid is not going through any kind of hell. You wouldn't like it if someone speaks of your three boys like that. My boy is a very lively and lovely kid. Everyone he meets sees him as a very bright kid. He just has some behavioral issues which I believe is normal for a boy his age. I posted this topic to seek opinions on how to tackle them, not to hear insults, so kindly refrain from acting like you're a better parent than others cos you have it easy with yours. We are mature enough to share ideas on how to handle our children's development to make them better people without delving to the level of insults. Not all children are the same.

I understand that you feel bad about his reply. I feel your pain and you honestly want the solution to your kid's problem. I also understand where @kobojunkie is coming from. Yes, his reply sounds harsh but there’s so much truth in what he’s saying. You’re fortunate to be in a society that takes mental health serious. Please, make use of this opportunity. Use the resources around you.


@kobojunkie is telling you to prioritize your son’s mental health. You need to sit your wife down and make her understand why the test is important. Bringing your son to Nigeria is not a wise decision in my opinion. There’s nothing wrong in seeking professional help for your child, please. Many of us had such issues growing up with no one to help us figure out what our issues were. Please, help this child grow up to be the star he is.

Yes, you have to get your wife’s consent. Do your best to convince her to allow your son go for the test. This is a right step in the right direction. Bringing the child back to Nigeria is not a good option at all. It’s a no no.


I don’t see your child as one trying to be mischievous. He just needs help. Don’t forget to seek the face of God. Try to join the nssp prayer 7am Nigerian time Monday to Friday https://youtube.com/c/PastorJerryEze

GoodIsGod:
The New Adamasingba Stadium commissioned today in Ibadan.
What is your take. Is it worth celebrating?

If you saw the pitch on DStv you'll know money has been spent on nonsense.

Nice to see Okocha and his peers.

Please, are you related to the vice president?

TheRareGem1:


Hear yourself

CalliDora1:
How much will you pay for that? cos I see you're a movie Maker...

There are so many headlines about infidelity and collapsing marriages out there everyday. Many people are constantly bombarded with these bad news and feel discouraged. Please share your positive relationships and marriage experience. Something to offset the depressing stories and encourage newlyweds and those about to get married this year. Thank you in advance.

Great. Good you found a solution.

faceland:


Yes, the size is scary, My computer has limited space and its slowing the system.
I downloaded it this morning but i did not install it. A zip file of 1.6GB is not light at all (if you know what I mean). Someone suggested another app that I just downloaded and it was what okay (exporting videos in vertical mobile view).

It works offline. Or is your complain about the size?

faceland:


The zip file was 1.6 GB to download...

I need an offline editor that can make instagram reel size video 9:16 and 1:1

16 is what I had in mind. But I wouldn't know if that's light for him.

zakkyzakes:
but he said light ones cause resolve's a beast unless he's gon use resolve 16 abi

DaVinci Resolve

Jannuxajj:

I need the ones for pc

DaVinci Resolve I'll say.

kkins25:
Pc or mobile device?? Windows moviemaker is d best free video editor you can get.. As for mobile see the post above me

People who talk like you die miserably.

starbuck:
Police officers always die miserably


RIP to papa

Lawanson Surulere Lagos[


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Thank you so much.
Where is it located?
I will google them now.[/quote]

Marie Stopes clinic. 50k
It's cheaper in a government hospital but Marie Stopes has good experienced doctors

spiralwedge:
Ive been looking for a place to do this.

Please can anyone provide the info and price?

It's never happened to me when I drive. I think this has to do with the brain being focused on something. Motion sickness has been a regular occurrence for me since childhood. My only solution has been to drive myself.

Queenext:
Mine was always feeling sick,if I enter any car with AC...I will feel like vomiting,I avoid car with AC then..family and friends knows me with that..but since I bought my car, I don't feel it again..can't drive without AC now sef.

bukatyne2:


I never said there are no childfree couples; I said someone usually gets burnt when two healthy person decide to be childfree especially when neither of them previously had kids.

Your statement reeks of certainty. And to put it more clear to you, you're wrong. It's not in every case someone gets burnt when two healthy persons decide to be childfree whether they have kids from past unions or not. We have examples of them living fine even in their old age.

bukatyne:
From little experience I have read and seen, one person always get burnt when two healthy able to have kids adults decide to have a no-kid marriage.

It's possible, but this is not the case at all times. There are CF couples in their old age.

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I can relate with this.

And is NGHub not in BlueWhales? I can see why you haven't got a buyer.

Sellfish:


That's not a public place Mr cultured... BlueWhales motor park is public, the other stuff you mentioned isn't

If meeting at SFC is OK by u, hit me up

No one called you a hawker mister. That was a simple question I asked. That's a public place I'll rather meet you. If you can't meet up there you'll say so without sounding uncultured.

Sellfish:


If you really wanna buy, you have to come to me... I am not a hawker or somtin

I am in Jos, Plateau State. My phone number is in the 1st post on this thread

Sellfish:
Still available

Can you come around with it to NGHub BlueWhale tomorrow?

An Ethiopian shoe worn all over the world shows how you do sustainable manufacturing in Africa.


For decades, the image of Ethiopia in the rest of the world’s imagination was one of poverty, a people entirely dependent on the aid from Western countries. Of course Ethiopia struggled under desperate real socio-economic issues, but that wasn’t all there was to the country, just like poverty isn’t all there is to poor people.

Bethlehem Tilahun Alemu knew poverty but she also knew that it shouldn’t limit herself or the community she lived in. So when she completed university just as the country was finding its feet, she was determined to remain in Ethiopia and help her community stand up from poverty. She’s done just that, with shoes.

“Typically the people talking about poverty alleviation as the goal are not connected to the communities they are trying to ‘alleviate’ poverty in,” Alemu says.

Alemu is an example of an entrepreneur determined to create a manufacturer in Africa that benefits the local economy without exploiting local workers or the environment. As Ethiopia tries to develop its textile industry, the country has fallen into international bad habits like low wages. In Ethiopia, and around the continent, developing an industrialized manufacturing sector is key to alleviating poverty, if the sector is developed sustainably.

Just don’t limit SoleRebels to the “low bar” of poverty alleviation, says Alemu. She is much more ambitious: 500 global soleRebels branded retail stores and $1 billion in revenues by 2028. This month, SoleRebels opened its 22nd location in Hamburg’s trendy St. Pauli district—the ideal area for an ethical shoebrand that now also caters to vegans.

SoleRebels is one of the few brands started and run from a developing country and exporting to the world. Long before they were awarded the Free Trade label, the company was clear they wanted to remain a sustainable, environmentally conscious brand in Africa, for the world. SoleRebels’ other locations include Silicon Valley, Athens, Barcelona, Singapore and nine locations in Taiwan.

In the thirteen years, Alemu developed business model centered on eco-sensibility and community empowerment by inventing a supply chain in line with the brand’s aim. Each shoe is created by the hands of a locally-trained artisan. The designs of flip-flops, slip ons and sneakers are based on the seleate or barabasso, the traditional Ethiopian tire soled shoe.

SoleRebels’ supply chain is staffed by artisans divided into teams for leather cutting, assembly and spinning and cutting the fabric. The brand’s sustainability and almost non-existent carbon footprint is thanks to recyling car and truck tires, and hand-spinning fabrics from loca hemp and koba. The aim is to use the country’s traditional techniques and textiles in new innovative ways. With this, she’s been able to scale a handmade product into a manufacturer with a global footprint.

“There are no ‘hidden executives’ or third party layers to reach me—you want me, email me,” she says. Named one of Quartz Africa’s 30 most innovative young Africans in 2015, innovation plays a role in the factory and the storefront.


In the factory, the SoleRebels’ spinning team has come up with a new thread and weaving technique to create a more breathable and absorbent shoe lining. Stores now boast kiosks in stores that allow customers to have a say design their own shoes, picking the elemts to create customized shoes, all while connecting them to the artisans who will make their shoes back in Ethiopia.

As the brand continues to grow, Alemu says she will not outsource manufacturing as other sustainable brands have been forced to. An Ethiopian shoe walking all over the world is proving you can create a sustainable manufacturer in Africa

“That’s like outsourcing the soul of your brand.”


https://qz.com/africa/1407339/ethiopian-shoe-brand-sole-rebels-opens-shop-in-hamburg-germany/

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It's time everyone speaks to this government.
A national protest is a welcome idea but we shouldn't wait till then to have our voice heard.