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My take is, the prediction by the US government that Nigeria will split come 2015 is gradually panning out. Should we let that happen?

@ waste_of_time

Jayses: Obong owo da ama sat

. Ubok abasi mbok Ette. Da tin mmkpo no me.

@ Op do you still have the game? I am interested in buying it

@ op having stayed in Freetown, SL for 3 months. I can say Freetown is a nice and beautiful place to live. Low crime rate, beautiful beaches, lots of interesting places. There have the low brow area ( eastern region) and high brow area( western region ). High brow areas such as Lumley and Aberdeen are fun places to visit. However, you should bear in that Sierra Leone is a country that had civil war, they are just coming out of war. And are in a rebuilding process. So there is infrastructural challenges, high unemployment rate. But if you have enough money to start up a business there, you should be fine.

@ OP, you are really doing a good job. My problem is I am dead shy of approaching a girl. I just wouldn't try it for the life of me. And I don't want to try it. I want to be a celibate. However, I have learned a lot from your post.

@ Andyblaze..... Are you Andyblaze the host from Nigeria got talent??

Havilah93: That woman is the Brazilian president?

Yes bro she is I have a crush on her sexy ain't she ?

iPhone 5S Gold $1000

Hmm surely. I am suppose to visit this week or next week. But just applied for UK, so waiting for the outcome. I'd definitely love to meet you, and other SA Nlanders too God bless SA & Nigeria.

@ Nadia_SA. I like your moniker. I suppose you are from South Africa right? I like SA, and would visit someday

In as much as, I don't like Ghana and their antics and tantrums towards Nigeria. I have no choice other than to support my noisy neighbours. Fellow country men let's give Ghana our unending support... Go team Ghana!

I'm interested in buying the game. But I'll pay 40k for it. Let me know if that amount will fly it. Also how many pads you got? Has it got the hdmi cable too? Let me know so we can deal.

@ Walcolm,

Please how do I clear event and error log on Q10?? I tried ALT LGLG, but to no avail. Help me out, as my phone hangs sometimes!

Retarded

Why you include my moniker Ode

sam4xadams: Meet the hungry hyenas

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Hello Intending US Conference Visa Applicants.

If you don't have a traveling history. Don't bother applying for the conference visa. Because the CO would never you issue a visa. I usually advise intending US visa applicant, trying improving your traveling history, before applying for US visa

You guys just don't get it.

Let me break this down for you real simple.

1) They collect ALL data on ALL citizens. Everything you do online, who you associate with, what sites you visit, what words you search for, the content of your emails, texts, voice calls, what you post on Facebook.

2)they house all of this data in giant data centers called fusion centers.

3) They run data mining alogarthms on this giant all encompassing dataset.

4)these alogarithms can categorize individuals based on their behavior patterns, i.e. what the say, where they go, who they know, what kind of photos they post on Facebook.

5)Here is a scary example, they click a button and run a search and end up with a list of all Americans who fall into a behavior pattern that would be indicative of a far right political ideology. or behavior that would be indicative of opposing the views or ideology of the current administration. etc

Scary.. America is Evil

[b][b]US admits monitoring internet firms' servers

US admits monitoring internet firms' servers
Responding to media reports, spy chief says programme only targeted "non-US persons" located outside the country.
Last Modified: 07 Jun 2013 08:39

The National Security Agency (NSA) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) are tapping directly into the central servers of nine leading US internet companies to spy on foreigners, the Washington Post has reported.

According to the newspaper, even though US citizens were not the intended targets of surveillance, this has allowed investigators to examine emails, photos and other documents of tens of millions of Americans that can be used to track people and their contacts over time.

In a statement on Thursday, James Clapper, director of national intelligence, said the Post article contains "numerous inaccuracies".

Clapper said while the programme, code-named PRISM, collects information concerning "non-US" persons located outside the country, it cannot be used for any citizens or anyone within the US.

"Information collected under this programme is among the most important and valuable foreign intelligence information we collect, and is used to protect our nation from a wide variety of threats," he said.
Analysis: US government snooping on internet firms

"The unauthorised disclosure of information about this important and entirely legal programme is reprehensible and risks important protections for the security of Americans."

The highly classified national security programme had not been disclosed publicly before.

A US government source, who was not authorised to comment publicly on the programme, confirmed its existence to the Reuters news agency late on Thursday.

Clapper said PRISM, referred to as Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, was recently reauthorised by Congress after "extensive hearings and debate".

The programme's participants, the Post said, include Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, PalTalk, AOL, Skype, YouTube and Apple.

Firms respond

The report came on the same day that another newspaper, Britain's Guardian, revealed that the US government is collecting telephone records of millions of Americans as part of US national security efforts.

In Washington, the Guardian report fuelled an ongoing debate over whether the US government is violating citizens' privacy rights while trying to protect them from attacks.

That debate is sure to escalate with the Post's report, which said the NSA and FBI are extracting audio, video, photographs, e-mails, documents and connection logs to build a database involving trillions of communications by Americans.

Al Jazeera's Patty Culhane, reporting from Washington, said that there have been many news stories over the years about intelligence gathering but this is the first time a particular story is leading all local newscasts.

She said change is possible and the programme could end if there is a large enough outcry.

In statements released late on Thursday, Google, Apple, Yahoo and Facebook denied that the government had "direct access" to their central servers.

"Google cares deeply about the security of our users' data. We disclose user data to government in accordance with the law, and we review all such requests carefully.

"From time to time, people allege that we have created a government 'back door' into our systems, but Google does not have a 'back door' for the government to access private user data," the company said in a statement.

In a statement, Facebook's Chief Security Officer Joe Sullivan said: "Protecting the privacy of our users and their data is a top priority for Facebook,"

"We do not provide any government organisation with direct access to Facebook servers,"

US Attorney General Eric Holder said on Thursday that members of Congress were fully briefed on the intelligence-gathering programme that included the daily collection of telephone records from Verizon Communications.
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Source: http://www.aljazeera.com/news/americas/2013/06/20136722756636173.html

That's what I call too much money causing bullshyte!!!

HOAX!

Fantabulous!

Keep on dreaming....You don't wish she got married to Carlos Slim eh?

Damn, I love her a55

NOT SELECTED! GOD DEY SHA

Bloody gay!