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Pes12 cannot play on my p5, why please

01karma:
Really?? Are you sure she would accept me? I don't care about the suspension.

quiet you are not 14

adebayor1490:
hello

hi

PROMZYbay:
[color=#006600][/color]HI ALL.i nid advise on dis please..Ve just been offered admission in uniuyo to study biochemistry.i choosed d course cus dy dnt offer med lab sci whc was wat i had in mine befr fillin d jamb form.d prblm nw is dat pple r complainin dt biochemistry graduates ends up jobles on d street,am rili confused nw.dnt knw weda tu drop d admission n register again nxt year OR is dia anyway i can chnge it?....forgv my gramatical blunders,tnx

hahaha biochemistry is a gud course, dont mind them just put mind on it and end up with a good grade then you see what am talking about, but for 100 percent biochemistry student 40 percent end up having a good job with a good salary

2fine2fast:
Microbilogy is better. You have a lot of options after graduation, food microbilogy is one very applicable branch of mcb at least in Naija. In mcb you work with things that you can see and touch. Studying Bch in Naija is simply wack, it is simply that a "CRAMMING TRAINING", and it is like that in almost all schools. It is so stressful and it is not worth the wahala. In Nigeria, a microbiologist can do everything that a biochemist can do; but a biochemist cannot do all a microbiologist can do. I am a Biochemist.

yeah micro biologist have a lot of job prospect with less income, but biochemistry is very richer than microbiology

Delta police officials have seized a record 945 million Naira of cash concealed in private car and ambulances that they say was destined to buy off PDP delegates and pay for expenses over and above the spending limit. The police investigation team said the driver of the car has fingered a retired permanent secretary in the area .

In Delta state where power have been dogged by corruption scandals and a sharp economic slowdown.

Meanwhile, Today in Agbor, leading governorship aspirant and the governor's favorite, Mr Tony Obuh hosted friends to a thanksgiving service and ceremony for his retirement from the civil service.
But that he hosted the party is not the news. According information going round across the state has it that the governor, Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan had bankrolled the ceremony to the tune of N100million naira.

Despite the dramatic political change it could bring, the 2014 primaries election would appear to be the same grubby game of cash-for-votes that has marred previous ballots only this time on a far bigger scale.
Cash seized in the three weeks since the staggered primaries election was announced has already surpassed the last election in the state, the police said.
Voting in this year's primaries election starts on Nov 29th.
More than 10 million liters of imported liquor have been seized, too, over the past 20 days as politicians pour resources into an election that will cost an estimated 50 billion Naira by the time it ends.
"The seizures that we have made of cash and liquor are far bigger than we had anticipated. The scale of the problem is immense, an INEC official who leads the expenditure monitoring effort at the independent Election Commission, said
"A couple of elections ago it was not such a game of money," INEC said. "Now you have business people in politics, whereas earlier they were involved in managing their empires."
SPENDING GOES UNDERGROUND
Political funding remains opaque in Delta state , with political parties refusing to disclose fully their sources of finance.
State funding has been mooted in the past to stop illicit spending, but the idea has never taken off.

Delta police officials have seized a record 945 million Naira of cash concealed in private car and ambulances that they say was destined to buy off PDP delegates and pay for expenses over and above the spending limit. The police investigation team said the driver of the car has fingered a retired permanent secretary in the area .

In Delta state where power have been dogged by corruption scandals and a sharp economic slowdown.

Meanwhile, Today in Agbor, leading governorship aspirant and the governor's favorite, Mr Tony Obuh hosted friends to a thanksgiving service and ceremony for his retirement from the civil service.
But that he hosted the party is not the news. According information going round across the state has it that the governor, Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan had bankrolled the ceremony to the tune of N100million naira.

Despite the dramatic political change it could bring, the 2014 primaries election would appear to be the same grubby game of cash-for-votes that has marred previous ballots only this time on a far bigger scale.
Cash seized in the three weeks since the staggered primaries election was announced has already surpassed the last election in the state, the police said.
Voting in this year's primaries election starts on Nov 29th.
More than 10 million liters of imported liquor have been seized, too, over the past 20 days as politicians pour resources into an election that will cost an estimated 50 billion Naira by the time it ends.
"The seizures that we have made of cash and liquor are far bigger than we had anticipated. The scale of the problem is immense, an INEC official who leads the expenditure monitoring effort at the independent Election Commission, said
"A couple of elections ago it was not such a game of money," INEC said. "Now you have business people in politics, whereas earlier they were involved in managing their empires."
SPENDING GOES UNDERGROUND
Political funding remains opaque in Delta state , with political parties refusing to disclose fully their sources of finance.
State funding has been mooted in the past to stop illicit spending, but the idea has never taken off.

Sanchez01: I'm sure I am not the only one experiencing this terrible dilemma; however, mine is simply out of this world, or so I believe.

Nigerian telecommunication companies are by far the most insensitive, annoying and rules flouting individuals ever! My special cases with MTN and GLO is simply out of this world. My first experience started with Glo who automatically subscribed me to some annoying so-called love tips with the '4040'.
I called the Customer Care several times to complain, particularly when my airtime are deducted for some reasons. Despite my placed calls to the Customer Care, I thought my dilemma would come to end until I was told that they (Customer Care) don't have the 'power' to unsubscribe my number from the '4040' database. I calmly accepted my fate while #90 was deducted from my airtime monthly. After a year and half, I called the Customer Care and threatened to sue Glo for deducting my airtime with their devilish schemes, and all of a sudden, they miraculously found the answer to unsubscribe my number from the airtime sapping scheme.

A month after, MTN came with theirs, they would send 7 messages per day to my phone 'recommending' I subscribe to their amazing health and relationship tips, which I ignored. After several weeks of enduring their torture, I decided to call their Customer Care to make my plight known. I ended up talking to a slob of an agent who asked what if I wanted my number removed from their third parties' database, to which I said yes.

As of today, I get nothing less than fifteen messages daily on my MTN phone and five on my Glo phone coupled with dozens of calls from the Glo network. All efforts to put an end to this dilemma have proven abortive. I need advice from people; perhaps thy have agents on the forum that could help me through this.

if u are using android download sms blocker or 360 security and block the call and sms, but if u are not using android, TEST STOP TO THE NUMBER THAT SEND U D MESSAGE, it will stop but 3 to 4 days dey start again, i have send them many times so they dont disturb me again, for 2 weeks now am free from their trouble

trishguy: am sure they are jobless cus how can pple who work in an office and get back around 5pm go out to stand in a line for hours just to get an overated thing with apple logo the only diff btwin dis and the iphone 5 is the screen nfc and design

what i dnt understand is that, why cant dey wait till it comeup, or the phone no go reach everybody

constance500: Ordinary phone o

oboy somepeople dey maad oh, how can people cue for phone for a week for that matter, abi the phone na ATM?

Why are my not surprise

CharlieMaria: Are you a sister to the wife of Herod?

no am a sister to one of the soldier fighting, and i hate terrorism