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Another Tennis Code.

Stake higher and don't thank me later.

Bros, I missed this game.
I wish I played it. Is there a way to follow/reach you so as to get regular Tennis updates?

Thank you for the odds.

Cool thread.

[quote author=jfkenny.][/quote]The Jan 15th ish is false too. ASUU hasn't announced any date yet, is it that difficult to believe?

cumpaddre: The idiiot behind the fake acct has since changed d handle to @mr_andre2000. He's now enjoying the over 6 thousand followers he gained from his deception. Feel free to go there and greet him.

Lol!.. Another dude (a blogger) has started using the handle. He has like 125 followers already. I told them all yesterday that ASUU does not have a twitter account but they just wanted to believe it just because it seemed positive.

www.dailypost.com.ng/2013/11/16/ASUU-strike-union-confirms-nec-meeting-did-not-hold-today/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=ASUU-strike-union-confirms-nec-meeting-did-not-hold-today


The ASUU twitter account is fake.

But why did vanguard report something contrary to this?

Front page please..

Today's meeting was half successful, FG has approved 5 out of ASUU's 7 demands. Meeting continues on Monday.. Read up here www.barrackoblog./2013/07/26/ASUU-strike-fg-fails-to-reach-agreement

The meeting today was half successful, meeting continues on monday. Read up here.. www.barrackoblog./2013/07/26/ASUU-strike-fg-fails-to-reach-agreement

The meeting today was half successful, meeting continues on monday. Read up here.. barrackoblog./2013/07/26/ASUU-strike-fg-fails-to-reach-agreement

pammusphy: Its not spiritual to carry phones into the sanctuary of God in place of physical bibles... Im only saying that to REAL Christians

So, What/Who defines a 'real' Christian? You? Your pastor? Your sentiments?

Wow!..

In as much as I wouldn't like to say this, I think I believe the part that describes God as whosoever you want to see him as..

I heard June 10.. How z everyone doing?.. Itz bn a while..

I just voted too.. I wish her luck

mascot87: Is that a dull? just asking

Lmao!! 'Dull' ?... This your Gbagaun Tall oooo

jedisco: This is not so much an issue. It was well expected even by Nokia themselves considering the break in compatibility between the current lumia phones and windows phone 8.

Afterall BB was out of the top 5 last quarter but have improved.
What is important is that they are now profitable and with the release of new windows phone 8 devices and more budget friendly devices, the end of this quarter should be the real indicator of their future.

So do you see the BB going anywhere up after the release of the BB10 platform?

God bless you bro, I need the activation keys for REPLIGO reader and Documents To go..

Nokia has dropped out of the top five global smartphone vendors, with its place being taken by BlackBerry manufacturer RIM.

Samsung extended its lead as the world's top smartphone vendor in the third quarter of 2012, followed by Apple, according to IDC's quarterly tracking survey.

Nokia, once the top smartphone vendor in the world, fell out of the top five for the first time since IDC began tracking the market in 2004.

"Nokia's share losses have meant gains for competitors," said Kevin Restivo, an analyst at IDC. "The company's transition away from Symbian-powered smartphones to ones shipped with Windows Phone has left ample opportunity for rivals to steal share away from Nokia over the past 18 months.

"However, the smartphone market is still relatively nascent, which means there's room for multiple vendors and operating systems to flourish, including Nokia."

Nokia's place in the top five was taken by Research In Motion, the Canadian firm that makes BlackBerry smartphones. Its shipments and market share declined year-on-year but its position in third on the list was helped by the greater decline of Nokia and by a slumping HTC, which was ahead of RIM this time last year but fell to fifth in the last quarter.

Making up the top five was Chinese firm ZTE, which is fourth in the IDC list with a 4.2 per cent share of the market.

The figures show that Samsung dominates the market, with a 31.3 per cent share, while Apple is second with 15 per cent. However, IDC's data includes only the first week of iPhone 5 sales.

In overall mobile phone shipments Nokia remains in second place globally, with 18.7 per cent of the market, ahead of Apple's 6.1 per cent but behind Samsung's 23.7 per cent share.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/nokia/9636386/Nokia-ousted-from-smartphone-top-five.html


Good news for blackberry users..lol..