Y0ruba:


I am from the state & spent four years in the stare for my first degree. Apart from that, I visit my hometown about every month and sometimes stop over at my alma mater & explore adjoining towns to eat Ogufe or hang out at beer joints there.

So, please answer my question if you can.

Thank you.

some will just sit at one corner nd type Wat not happen again like history of the past

abokibuhari:
Better by far

u say...ehn if hear hear

I came across a sign post on a land in Anambra state, that reads; This land is mine and your life is yours. Don't let us trespass on each other's property biko!!!I came across a sign post on a land in Anambra state, that reads; This land is mine and your life is yours. Don't let us trespass on each other's property biko!!!I came across a sign post on a land in Anambra state, that reads; This land is mine and your life is yours. Don't let us trespass on each other's property biko!!!

JustOzito:
And I guess you never knew it is.. Automated Teller Machine not ATM machine

note Dat all dis yrs but just for proper understanding

mcPhuture:

Firstbank 3035568141 Savings Tejiri

wat Abt ur VBN

colik:
Lovely.

To get married just dey hungry me.

u think say married na by d pix ...dier lot after d pix

I need an infinix note2 that is clean, it is urgently needed by me , stays in minna Niger state , if u want to sell call or what app me on ; 08148555298. but am having d range of 25k to 30k for it

OkoYiboz:
Abeg, she download all these pikin?

haha noo o d guy send dem to her through bluetooth

Syrakudz:
African legends

u say watin

RuthC:

The battery capacity is 2400mAh

chai so low

RuthC:


Apart from the Low battery capacity, the other functionalities of the phone is okay... I just have a problem with the battery..

dose d battery don't last at all

Somadina007:
Gionee launching another device when their existing phones has not been upgraded....I have an F103Pro and the battery doesn't last up to a day.

It is quite frustrating....

chai and I just order for d phone oo .wat should I do nw

Jarizod:

That's why u have dreams

Abi my bro, so catch ur bed ND begin the journey

Jafar1:



SOFT WORK

NA DIER WORK OO

wassade:
Most of them thinks snapping in front sit is a life time achievement

Abi once upon a time in front seat

BIGGMAMA:
It will be back. I made other 450k in a week. Thank God for crowd rising that I just registered under a fantastic group that has given me two referrals.


They will surely bounce back

guy I believe you, Haba just like dat

na d style way dey won USe dat night den dey display

integrity85:
Even if you keep looking at my screen while I unlock this, you can NEVER decipher unless I TEACH you.

Pls Wat is d name of dat lock, I only no it on blackberry, Wat is d name on Android

saxwizard:
more reasons i will start going to wedding ceremony every Saturday whether they invite me or not

Abi nw, to see more life and direct, make I go get better native

Donexy16:
Nice one. Lagos is fast turning into a modern city that can compete with the likes of Johannesbourg and Alexandria.

Abi oo eko up up we go

18 Amazing Facts You Didn’t Know About the ATM Machine

How many of these amazing facts did you know about automated bank teller machines?
1. Believe it or not, the first cash dispensing machine was invented by Luther George Simjian way back in 1939. The mechanical dispenser was installed on a trial basis in New York City at the City Bank of New York. Unfortunately, it was removed after six months due to lack of customer acceptance.
2. Simjian later lamented that, “The only people using the machines were a small number of prostitutes and gamblers who didn’t want to deal with tellers face to face.”
3. Lucky for Simjian, he had a more successful invention: a training simulator that helped aviators identify different types of aircraft and determine their distance and speed. During World War II, the US Navy bought more than 2000 of them. The number of ATMs sold during that same period: 0.
4. The first modern electronic ATM was installed in 1967 by Barclays Bank in North London, United Kingdom. Although, instead of cash, the ATM dispensed vouchers.
5. The first free standing electronic ATM was installed in 1969 by Chemical Bank at its branch in Rockville Centre, New York. This device was the first machine to use a magnetic strip on plastic cards.
6. ATMs didn’t begin to proliferate until 1973, when 2000 of the machines were sold and distributed across the United States. Not everybody was happy; bankers at the time were concerned about the machine’s price tag: $162,000 in 2016 dollars. Today, an ATM can be bought for under $3000 .
7. It may sound crazy, but US federal law mandates that all drive-up ATM keypads must have Braille on them. I explained the surprising reason why in this brief article.
8. TGIF: The most popular day for ATM use is Friday. On a related note, it should probably be no surprise that night clubs with ATMs end up keeping 80% of the money dispensed from their cash machines.
9. The United States currently has 420,000 ATMs — that’s more than any other country — but that may not last long because Americans are using them with decreasing frequency. From 2010 to 2015, the number of ATM transactions in the US dropped 15%.
10. Canada currently has more ATMs per capita than any other country, followed by Belgium, Australia and Russia.
11. The first ATM in China wasn’t installed until 1987.
12. From an engineering perspective, ATMs are really not technically complex; the main components consist of a computer, control panel, printer, and a special safe to hold the money. For a quick peek at the inner workings of an ATM, you can check out this cool one-minute video .
13. True Crime Stories: The first fake ATM was installed in 1993 at a shopping mall in Manchester, Connecticut. By modifying a retired ATM, a criminal gang known as The Bucklands Boys exploited information from cards inserted into the bogus machine by unwitting customers. The gang ended up with more than $100,000 before finally being caught.
14. True Crime Stories II: The average American ATM fee in 2008 was $1.97. By 2015, that number had climbed 46% to $2.88. Minneapolis has the highest ATM fees : $3.19
15. True Crime Stories III: In 1996 a man named Andrew Stone was convicted in the UK of stealing the equivalent of more than one-million dollars by pointing high-def video cameras at ATMs from a considerable distance. After getting all the necessary information from the videotapes, he produced clone cards that allowed him to withdraw money at a rate of more than $10,000 per hour.
16. You say tomato: Automated teller machines are known by many different names. For example: ATM (US); automated banking machine, bank machine, or money machine (Australia, Canada); cashpoint, or cash machine (UK, New Zealand); bancomat (Europe).
17. No matter what you call them, there are now 3 million cash machines all over the world. Heck, there’s even an ATM at McMurdo station in Antarctica. Talk about cold hard cash.
18. ATMs in high-traffic locations can hold as much as $100,000. Presumably, that ATM in Antarctica is a smaller model.

oo boy oo, Chai er dis people from naija or Niger, I beg watin b dis nw

wow

loosecanon50:


There is nothing to be scared of. There is nothing to be scammed about. MMM operates by participant to particapant bank accounts. As i have seen, U have made a PH request, When ur order comes, and you do not make payment, you would be blocked after 48hrs. And your order would be sent to someone else. At the end, you have wasted your time, time which you ought to have made 30% extra with.

If you understand the principle of MMM (which is that, there is no central box where anyone's money is going: but fellow participant to participant), then you know that, MMM is plain and has no hidden agendas. Your referal ought to have explained this to you clearer, there is nothing to be afraid of. Mind you I made a payment of 220k for a PH today to fellow participants, pls find attached.

Bless you.

tank u for d explanation ..i need to b check on my account to know Wen to make order

hi everyone, am new to dis MMM stuff, I was introduced to it last month which I got registered by a frd, nw I have PH but am scare with all dis issues of scam, scam wahala Pls can some one put my mind in a good state about it cos am afraid of it.. I don't want to lose all Wat I got

Mcteeew, watin concern life

Tiny23:



andyoursidetoo

for Wer we get dem plenty

sometimes I wonder why dey er asking den I realize is OK dey can continue

OK... CONTINUE

u say, wer the hotness i will I will...