Utien Agadavwa

I lost my best friend September 23rd 2007 about 2 weeks to our orientation Camp (NYSC) but 5 years after, I still have his numbers on my phone and messages too. I don't think I would have the the courage to delete his contact and messages. Initially it was total anguish, denial that it didn't happen and that someday, may be someday he might call. But coming to accept reality, all I have is fond memories of wonderful times we had and how difficult it is to find true (unselfish) friends. I seldom comment on NL but for me it is a very emotional issue. Please let's learn to appreciate the best friend(s) in our life while we can because life is truely uncertain.

Thanks so much Mr Balogun for the tablet. I still maintain that that tablet is amazing...it is just what I needed & more. This is actually the first time I would be buying anything from someone on nairaland-I know not a few people that have been scammed here.So thanks again for not betraying the confidence reposed in you.

Hi Balogun,
I just stumbled on ur thread yesterday and I am impressed at your vast knowledge of Android tablets. I need a 3G Tablet with call functions, bluetooth and if it supports PPT, Ms Word, Excel, and USB flash, It would be helpful. Can I get one within 35-40k range? Also can I get one with manual written in English?

balogunsam:

The 3G tablets specs-

512MB RAM
8GB Memory
Android 4.0.3 ICS OS
Cortex A8 CPU with Mali 400 GPU for 3D games and HD video display.
7 inches capacitive screen with 5 point touch
Dual Camera
Wifi
Inbuilt 3G SIM support with phone call function
HDMI port for external hi-def display
Memory Card slot up to 32GB
Adobe flash player 11
Price is 35k



The tornado
7-inch 800 x 400 display, plays full HD videos
1gb ram
8gb internal memory
AMLogic 8726-M3L CPU with integrated Mali-400 GPU
android 4.0.3 ICS
Front camera
Wifi
sleek body design
supports memory card up to 32gb
HDMI
3700 mAh battery for longer battery life (Standby 25 days,Web 7 hours, video 6 hours)
Flash player support
Price is 22500.

It is the APIN(Aids Prevention Initiative Nigeria) section that was affected. it has been contained.

Sunshine

It is true that majority of men you see in the market are bachelors but some married ones that enjoy making meals or just getting items once in a while also visit the market. For example cooking is a hobby of mine-it has always been. I have been going to the market and cooking before I turned 15 (i am in my late twenties and single)I enjoy cooking, baking and being adventurous with recipes. Therefore I go to the market to carefully pick items i would need for a meal and of course i would be opening a restaurant in five years time. I still prepare special meals for my family when i come visiting and they always look forward to it. I think it boils down to attitude. being in the market doesn't make one less of a man.

Hi Missy B can I get the e-book too? this is my e-mail: nattyrene@gmail.com
Thanks

Hi

I am interested e-mail: nattyrene@gmail.com