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abootoyyib:Call Fola on 08166882086 |
Bimfo:This is my agent's no @gate.. You can call him(folarin) 08166882086 |
mdee1:Lol...na so o, Funaab just dey do us strong tin. |
Eniolaawa:ve got my Gs there waitin for me already... |
Eniolaawa:Anyhw ssha... Lets see till then... But e nor still change my plan.. |
Eniolaawa:When? |
Eniolaawa:i no wan hear anytin again sef..na nxt wk i dey go schl..i no fit endure this oouse again |
Silvvy:07033854717 |
Onlinebizexpert:Gays on nairaland...by their posts uu shall knw them.. |
all these for publicity stunt? na wa o...wetin person no go hear finish for this naija |
Hustle is the tool that turns dreams into realities... More Blessings P'square. May God Bless Our Hustle Too. |
farano:yu neva try a.boki b4... Yu go knw sey no be money do am. yu wont be suprised when yu will start singing praises n worship while.... |
Tech giant, Google has finally responded and explained why Linda Ikeji’s Blog was shut down on Wednesday. Linda Ikeji Blog has been hit by multiple allegations of plagiarism with critics allegedly prodding Google to suspend the blog, the latest of which began few days ago when one Mr. Aye Dee, Editor-in-Chief of United States-based 15Past8 media group, reported Linda Ikeji to Google, accusing her of copyright infringement. Google initially responded to his request by taking down the posts he alleged Linda Ikeji Infringed upon, but when it seem Linda Ikeji remained adamant and continued to plagiarized his work, he prodded Google more leading to the final suspension of the site. “Google just notified us that they are removing our copyrighted content from Linda Ikeji’s website. All the stories and images Linda Ikeji took from me without permission in the last few days have been removed from her site by Google. Someone has to say something. It costs money to get good work done. I spend time getting information from my sources, as well as analysing and verifying the information. All that costs money. I don’t mind donating my time for Nigeria’s sake, but for someone to take my labour and use it for personal profit, no way!” Aye Dee had tweeted. In defence of its action, Google’s Manager for Communications and Public Affairs, Anglo-Phone West Africa, Taiwo Kolade-Ogunlade explained why they had to suspend Linda Ikeji’s blog: He said Google takes the issue of copyright seriously, adding that the company belongs to a group of Internet firms that abides by the provisions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and other applicable copyright laws. “To respect the rights of copyright holders, Google clearly spells out how users of its products and services can get permission to use someone else’s intellectual property such as text, songs, images and footages. Google is no respecter of anybody when it came to the issues of copyright infringement, copyright is a big deal. “Google as an organisation takes issues of copyright seriously and belongs to a group of digital companies that respect copyrights. “Copyright is a big deal and this is why you can’t just go and pick up another person’s intellectual property or content and lay claim to its ownership. “That is why we have copyright guidance. I don’t know if Linda picked up any content and I don’t know what content is the bone of contention-neither have I looked into the complaints personally. “But it is not a case of witch-hunting and has nothing to do with Linda Ikeji’s personality or anyone else because there is a process, and irrespective of who you are in the world, that process would apply to you. “It has become imperative for online entrepreneurs to respect the rights of copyright holders noting that the Internet community should be built on mutual trust and general respect. “Let’s respect other people’s rights and intellectual property. Making money off other people’s content without permission is wrong. Although the Internet is inanimate, it is the content on it that gives it life. These are the issues. “Whenever owners of online contents come after you accusing you of using their content, it is because they have families to feed and businesses to sustain. “People should also understand that copyrights does not only apply to text, but also extends to literary works, images and photographs, music files and MP3s, movies, movie trailers and videos as well as software,” Kolade-Ogunlade explained to Punch |
dytbabe:no be her fault...na cd tear na |
Kindly Find The Dots In The Picture.
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Norajones: 103 motorized infantary battalion enugu,,,,n also 72 special forces battalion makurdi..i rep 242 Reece Battalion Ibereko, Barracks all the way.
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Norajones: I PIN:means you dey gallant .which barracks? |
AfricanApple: sorry to poke my nose o but the insults are uncalled for. when pple request for pix like this they are only joking |
yemi my lover |
If a teacher walks into the Classroom and says. "If only yesterday was tomorrow, today would have been a Saturday" the teacher made the statement on Monday. |
RedBenson: Bros, no provoke me o. Why u dey chase person wife around? Abeg go find ur own woman and leave mine alone. Olorunthobby, i dearly love you.bros abeg spare me all these... i'm not here for that. |
leemarrh: Eps , staying in hostel ?yu mean school hostel? |
leemarrh: hi what's your course ?AQFM and u?? |
RedBenson: Dear, you are the apple of my eyes, the sugar in my tea, you comprise of my breakfast, lunch and dinner. Seeing you alone gives me endless joy. My fingers cant type all that i feel for you. I luv u baby!guys can be so funny |
peluscoten: joke keh na confirm truth oPlease do you have any idea when the registration will start? |
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You bitches need to get real. When y'all describe "The Perfect Man" it sounds like you want an obedient dog instead of a boyfriend. |
I dare say my Yoruba is flawless, spoken/written. You see, I am excessively proud of my heritage, such as it is, I love everything Yoruba, remember, I hail from Ibadan ....' Ni ile Oluyole, ibi ti Ole ti n jare ohun olohun'...... ![]() I personally think it's sad that most children these days are denied the pride that comes with understanding the depth of ones language and wealth of their culture. They all seem to think the English Language is superior to their mother tongue. I find that attitude insufferable. As Lagbaja rightly said...'how many Oyinbo sabi your language?'. Wherever I settle in life, within or outside Nigeria, my children must not only speak Yoruba, they must also speak their father's language (he is from another part of Nigeria ) and definitely without any exagerated accent that suggests they are foreigners speaking a backward language. Lailai! Anyways, if you promise not to cheat i.e seek help from others, let's start a proverb competition...... Pari owe yi...... afe a je ma fe a yo.......... |
Most of the names we are known by, were given by our parents or other persons while we were yet babies. Have you ever wished you were rather called by another name. If you could change your name, would you? What would your new name be? |
There is life after life, I know but when I die How will I have life to know that life exits after this life? |
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, you got me laughing...what're you gonna do when you get there?
na wa o...wetin person no go hear finish for this naija
) and definitely without any exagerated accent that suggests they are foreigners speaking a backward language. Lailai!