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In Dbanj's voice 'Pls Dnt Tell Me Nonsense'!! |
Keke drop me for plaza. |
@op U r very tribalistic!! Wre is my wifes picture? End time tinx |
What is d website of nscdc? |
Power to the people they'l say!!! Abeg pass me lighter.. |
NUC set to introduce Bangkok examination technology into nigerian versities.. These is a joke!! wtffunfact.com/post/60711659851/anti-cheating-helmet-during-exams-wtf-fun-facts |
Most Important Tip:- Don't buy a car when you don't have money for Fuel...no time for managing dats y gas stations r evrywre lik Redeemed church |
My Virginity...LOOOooL |
Dis brain is called Common Sense....hahahahahaha |
Anyting dat is nt natural is artificial...time will tell who knows better God or Dr. Bullock |
LAST PERSON TO 'LIKE' WINS! ... GO!! |
oladistinct: mathematics; 259 * 39 is 10101 which implies dt Wateva u multiply dt with will giv dt funny magic numberNo mind dis blockheads busy tripping for common sense.. |
LAST PERSON TO 'LIKE' WINS! ... GO!! |
Keep bleaching...shea u wan dey transparent....Nton |
6 boys only...names::- Obasanjo,Babangida,Dangote,Jonathan,Akpabio,Adenuga...(No time) |
Its true!!! I jus called Ronaldo n he confirmed d story...if u r still doubting call his number 1800-8068413466...add ur country code. |
A standing ovation from my middle finger for dis 'Diamond'...pisses on diamond |
The power of google!!! |
Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg has announced a global partnership between the social media network and other technology firms, with the aim of making internet access available to the two-thirds of the world that are not yet connected. Zuckerberg, who is the founder of one of the world's most popular websites, has joined forces with Ericsson, Samsung, Nokia, Opera Software, Qualcomm and MediaTek with the intention of making the internet available to five billion people. According to the partnership, only 2.7 billion people are currently connected to the internet, with internet adoption growing by less than nine per cent each year. The partnership, dubbed Internet.org, will enable the companies to develop joint projects, share knowledge and call for industry and governments to bring countries and people up to date. The companies also want mobile operators, non-governmental organisations or NGOs, academics and experts to play a role within the initiative. The companies will focus on overcoming three key challenges in developing countries. The first is making access affordable, which the partners will aim to do by developing and adopting technologies that make mobile connectivity and the cost of delivering data less expensive. Internet.org may develop a lower-cost, higher-quality smartphone, for example. The second challenge is to use data more efficiently. Partners are expected to collaborate on projects to develop data compression tools, enhance network capabilities to better handle data, build systems to cache data efficiently and create frameworks for apps to help reduce data usage. These are all technologies that Opera has experience of with its Opera Mini web browser, which routes data via Opera servers in Iceland and the Netherlands to conduct server-side compression. Finally, the companies will support the development of sustainable new business models and services to help people get access to the internet. The new models are intended to provide incentives to mobile operators, device manufacturers, developers and other organisations to provide more affordable internet access. Other efforts will include working with operating system providers to enable more languages on mobile devices. "There are huge barriers in developing countries to connecting and joining the knowledge economy," Zuckerberg said. "Internet.org brings together a global partnership that will work to overcome these challenges, including making internet access available to those who cannot currently afford it," he added. Nokia president and CEO Stephen Elop claimed that universal internet access would be "the next great industrial revolution". The Internet.org website launches today. |
Sometimes God breaks our spirit to save our soul. Sometimes He breaks out heart to make us whole. Sometimes God allows pain so we can be stronger. Sometimes God sends us failure so we can be humble. Sometimes God allows illness so we can take better care of ourselves. Sometimes God takes everything away from us so we can learn the value of everything He gave us. |
Smoke weed |
priscaoge: Mgbeke feeling funky*For U̶̲̥̅̊я̩̥̊ plastic mind abi? If I hear*Abeg hideKip quiet..do u knw wt it takes to b a man? Y call dat ugly benny Mgbeke? Uncalled 4 |
k2039: You must be high on weed. How it take concern you. Girl way me I one scope. Be warned, no trespassingJus exercise patience n propose to her on her 2039th birthday...hehhehehehehehehe..Robot age |
Hbd bunny...may God add 1 new bf to ur lovers list,1 new blessing,1 new miracle,1 new grace...infact 1 new evriting. Cheers!! |
Fake facts...Roman Abramovich, Gates, Jobs, mark, ortega etc wia nt born into poverty...by d way do u knw wat d word poverty means? Visit d suburb creek parts of bayelsa state,its beta defined there!! |
No need to panic..as short as they r,they mite hv easily teleported diaselves into d car tire..loooool..God save their Dwarf souls |
Grhhhhhhhh..(Cums on Pix) |
U mistake of the gods!!! (Pees on thread)... |
Let's observe a one-minute silence in honor of our late football hero Samuel Okwaraji...exactly 24yrs today wen he passed on..His Memory Lives!! |
