Apc is yet to conduct a free and fair election for 3+years ........rigging even her primaries

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Android 9 Pie: Powered byAI for a smarter, simpler experience that adapts to you

Top mobile os heavyweight Android released the latest version of their operating system Android 9 pie ...
posting on their website ,Sameer Samat, VP of Product Management, Android & Google Play has these to say :
The latest release of Android is here! And it comes with a heaping helping of artificial intelligence baked in to make your phone smarter, simpler and more tailored to you. Today we're officially introducing Android 9 Pie. We've built Android 9 to learn from you—and work better for you-the more you use it. From predicting your next task so you can jump right into the action you want to take, to prioritizing battery power for the apps you use most, to helping you disconnect from your phone at the end of the day, Android 9 adapts to your life and the ways you like to use your phone.
Tailored to you Android 9 aims to make your phone even smarter by learning from you and adapting to your usage patterns. That's why Android 9 comes with features like Adaptive Battery, which learns the apps you use most and prioritizes battery for them, and Adaptive Brightness, which learns how you like to set the brightness in different settings, and does it for you.
Android 9 also helps you get things done faster with App Actions, which predicts what you'll want to do next based on your context and displays that action right on your phone. Say it's Tuesday morning and you're preparing for your commute: you'll be suggested actions like navigating to work on Google Maps or resuming an audio book with Google Play Books. And when you put in headphones after work, you may see options to call your mom or start your favorite Spotify playlist.

Later this fall, we'll also roll out Slices (pie...slices...get it?!) which shows relevant information from your favorite apps when you need it. If you start typing “Lyft” into Google Search, you'll see a "slice" of the Lyft app, showing prices for your ride home and the ETA for a driver so you can take action more quickly and easily.

Security and privacy baked in

Improving security is always important in each of our platform releases. In addition to continuously hardening the platform, and an improved security model forbiometrics, Android 9 enables industry-leading hardware security capabilities to allow protecting sensitive data like credit card information using a secure, dedicated chip. Android 9 also brings important privacy improvements, such as TLS by default and DNS over TLS to help protect all web communications and keep them private.

Coming to a device near you

Starting today, an over-the-air update to Android 9 will begin rolling out to Pixel phones. And devices that participated in the Beta program from Sony Mobile, Xiaomi, HMD Global, Oppo, Vivo, OnePlus and Essential, as well as all qualifying Android One devices, will receive this update by the end of this fall. We're also working with a number of other partners to launch or upgrade devices to Android 9 this year.

What of those with 104years

The federal government is making final preparation to disburse $322 million fund repatriated from the accounts of former Head of State, late General Sani Abacha in Switzerland to Nigerians.Daily Trust reports that the the national coordinator of the Open Government Partnership (OGP), Nigeria and special assistant to the President on justice reforms, Juliet Ibekaku-Nwagwu disclosed this recently in an interactive session with newsmen.it was gathered that Ibekeaku-Nwagwu said under MoU with Switzerland,the funds would be paid directly into the accounts of the poorest Nigerians through their various accounts for two years and identification numbers to be made available on the website being developed by the National Social Investment office and the World Bank.She solicited the patience of Nigerians, explaining that the agencies working on the modalities would brief the public on June 28, adding that the process for the payment will be transparent for civil society and the media to monitor.She said despite oppositions against the MoU from within and outside government, the Attorney General of the Federation (AGF), Abubakar Malami (SAN) and his team have pursued President Muhammadu Buhari’s agenda of ensuring that the $322m was returned for deployment in the social safety nets project, which would make targeted transfers to the poor and vulnerable households.“The poorest members of the community will be registered online, and before you make any payment, they must have an ID number so that every payment would be tracked. No amount will be paid out without a joint signature between Nigeria and the World Bank and without identification of individuals”,she said.Ibekeaku-Nwagwu said President Buhari’s commitment to the Open Government Partnership during the London Summit in 2016 has enhanced transparency and accountability in government budgeting and contracting, adding that“If there is anything we have achieved its about getting Nigerian citizens to become conscious about what is happening with their money...
Source naij.com

Anthony Joshua added the WBO world heavyweight belt to his WBA and IBF titles as he beat Joseph Parker on points in their unification fight in Cardiff.
The undefeated Nigerian born Briton went the distance for the first time, earning a unanimous decision from the judges.

The nwaamala in the ICC has already started working ...jisike nnaa

Cromcruach91:
Before we grumble...consider a few facts

1.When we privatised electricity distribution and generation, the price increase was written into the law that governs the thing.

2.We need anything between $300-900billion to get light 24/7.

3.Privatization means that you pay more from your pocket.

4.We have to pay our bills...and let's be frank...we pay bills lower than countries like Ghana...who pay twice as much as we do.

5.Electricity is not a free lunch.

Did they not know about this in 2015?!

Actually only rocket scientists will understand why they have to increase it.....but takes a full time zombie to believe that they will provide steady power as promised

We're Anambra and we are about to take over

babyfaceafrica:
Lol...arsenal will qualify if they are serious..ac millan is a Shadow of itself

Ac milan form since Gattuso appointment...
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From van persie vs Ibrahimovic in 2012 to Welbeck vs Borini in 2018
How the mighty has fallen

From van persie vs Ibrahimovic in 2012 to Welbeck vs Borini in 2018

How the mighty has fallen

PharmaGirl:
Ee go make sense sha

But I'm in Futo and not lagos mainland so can't buy it

Babe Which side for futo

A day used to avoid troubles of valentine's day for we single Gs

Phuck day

Send nudes

- The federal government and six states from northeast said they spent $6.4 billion on interventions in northeast between 2016 and 2017-
The government has also announced the sum of $1 billion for security in 2018-
It promised to provide substantial resources to combat insecurity across the country.The minister of state for budget and national planning, Zainab Ahmed, said on Thursday, February 8, that the federal government and the six northeast states spent $6.4 billion on interventions in the northeast between 2016 and 2017.The minister made this known at the launching of the 2018 Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) for northeast Nigeria in Abuja.The minister explained that the HRP being launched was also in line with President Muhammadu Buhari Plan and the United Nations Development Partnership Framework
According to her, in 2016, $3.3 billion was spent on intervention, while in 2017 another $3.1 billion was expended.She said that a similar amount is being budgeted in the 2018 budget, which was still work in progress.Ahmed said that Nigerian government as part of her commitment, specifically, announced the sum of $1billion for security in 2018.She said that the Nigerian government would ensure that the 2018 HRP is supported and aligned with the humanitarian and development strategies as captured in the Nigerian Economic Recovery and Growth Plan.Ahmed appreciated all international donors and humanitarian partners for their interventions in addressing theNorth East crises.She also appealed for more resources to meet the immediate needs of the nearly 7.7 million people in dire need of humanitarian assistance in the area.Ahmed pointed out that the focus of the federal government in 2018 is on a quality response in the region towards reconstruction.The minister promised that the federal government would continue to provide substantial resources to combat insecurity across the country.The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that $1.5 billion is required by international agencies to meet theneeds of 6.1 million people in the worst-hit states of Borno, Adamawa and Yobe (BAY).Also, Edward Kallon, UN Humanitarian Coordinator in Nigeria said that the launch of the 2018 HRP demonstrates the commitment of the International Community to the people of Nigeria.He said that it was also a clear and positive indication of the strong and continued partnership between the International humanitarian commit and the government of Nigeria.According to Kallon, the humanitarian crisis in Nigeria’s northeast has spilled into the Lake Chad region, which is in its ninth year and was one of the most severe in the world today.He said that the crises which were first and foremost protection crises has evolved into a food security and nutrition crisis with 7.7 million people in dire need of humanitarian assistance in the worst-hit states of Borno, Adamawa and Yobe (BAY).Kallon said that 6.1 million people arebeing targeted for humanitarian assistance in the 2018 HRP by 60 organisations including UN agencies, International and National Non-governmental Organisations.
He said that the assistance ranges from food, protection, water, shelter,sanitation, medicine, agricultural support, which would be delivered to vulnerable women, children and men across the three states.News Agency of Nigeria compreviously reported that the Federal Executive Council (FEC) on Wednesday, February 7, approved $2.5 billion (about N9 trillion)Eurobond external borrowing for refinancing.This was disclosed to the State House correspondents by the minister of finance, Kemi Adeosun, at the end of the FEC meeting chaired by President Muhammadu Buhari at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.The minister stated that on the potential savings on the proposed USD2.5 billion refinancing, the estimated proceeds of N762.5 billion will be used to redeem Nigerian Treasury Bills (NTB

The car that other cars call motor

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This is 2018,Kings are wiser

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This is 2018,Kings are wiser

Kingcesar:
Did i hear sleeves deal lolzz they will be like that beko on barca Jersey .. thats how sleeves deal looks like

or angry birds on Everton's
who come dey for front of the shirt kwanu

whether human side or cow side.....he can't stop me from celebrating my birthday today 。。。。。。the first as a graduate

again?
so those people that came to Nnewi are not members of the NA yet arrest haven't been made......

even thou their spokesman said that it is a way of creating a good rapport with the civilians now they don't know about it...

OjujuCalabar:
Which course is 4G and 3G optimization Engineer again?

a course in communication engineering

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guys will soon find out how to tweak your old glo sim to look like the CUG own and enjoy the services too

New I need codes

Kowor:
Op clap for yourself! So cos we're looking for our presidio, you decided to use it to draw attention. Wehdon sir!

i didn't specify the country nah

The Angolan President, Mr. José Eduardo dos Santos, has returned home after 17 days in Spain where he normally travels for medical treatment and holiday.

President dos Santos, 74, arrived in Luanda late Wednesday, accompanied by the First Lady, Ana Paula dos Santos.

They were received at the Luanda military air base by Vice-President Manuel Domingos Vicente and other top government officials.

The veteran leader has visited the European state several times since 2013, Africa Review said.

President dos Santos left Angola on July 3 for Barcelona, with his office alluding in a statement that the visit was private, without divulging details.

He spent 28 days in Spain in May without an official explanation, prompting claims of his death on both the social and traditional media.

“He is in Spain and when he gets fine he will be back home,” Foreign Affairs minister Georges Chikoti told journalists in Luanda on May 29.

It was the first time a top government official confirmed that President dos Santos usually went to Spain for medical treatment.

“President dos Santos normally seeks medical treatment in Spain and this is normal for him to be there,” he said.

“It is all right but you know it happens with everyone. Sometimes you don’t fill fine but he is fine.”

President dos Santos has been in power since in 1979 and is Africa’s second longest serving president after Obiang’ Nguema of Equatorial Guinea.

The southern Africa state goes to the polls on August 23 that will see the long-serving leader retire.

The ruling party, MPLA, has nominated Defence minister João Lourenço as its flag bearer for the August presidential contest.

Opposition has been calling on the government to reveal the state of the President health amid reports that Africa’s second-longest ruler is seriously ill.

Dos Santos, who has run the oil-producing southern African nation since 1979, first left Angola at the start of May on what was officially billed as a two-week “private visit”.

His daughter, Isabel, took to Instagram to knock down “fake news”, that her father was probably dead.

“Someone has gone so low as to invent information about the death of a man in order to create confusion and turmoil in Angolan politics,” Isabel dos Santos, who is also head of state oil firm Sonangol, said.

Raul Danda, parliamentary president of the opposition UNITA party, said the lack of clarity about the health of the man who has been central to Angola’s stability since the end of a long civil war in 2002 was becoming a national security issue.

Dos Santos, a Soviet-trained oil engineer and veteran of the guerrilla war against Portuguese rule, rarely appears in public but the last time Danda saw him, he did not look well, he said.