SirDavico: Somebody should pls reply me asap I was ineligible to apply for screening....so I had given up all hopes of getting into UNIBeN oooo.
Today I logged into my kofa page and found out I've been givven invitation slip for third batch face 2 face screening.... Now the problem is.... I was scheduled for wends 5th octor 2016 I've missed my screening What can I do abeg
sleemoon: So you caught your BF sleeping with another girl because you denied him sex and you have the guts to say he's cheating on you Ori e ti daru My sister, you are wicked and selfish So if NEPA no give us light We should not use generator abi?
The way Nigerians think when it comes to sex is... Creatively impressive
onyekachee: even Steve Harvey wrote that one of the reason why men work is to impress women and care for their needs,so i disagree 100 percent if he aint helping you then I see no reason why you should be with him
Like seriously? Steve Harvey.. A comedian?? You taking his word as fact? Smh...
The 13 seconds clip you are about to see is not a cut-scene from a super-hero movie, but it is actually a test for the new armor plating developed by scientists in North Carolina State University.
The material used is so strong that it could literally turn an Armour-piercing bullet into dust on impact. Afsaneh Rabiei, a Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at the University, who has spent several years working on Composite metal foams(CMFs) said the bullet could be stopped by the armour at a thickness less than an inch, while the indentation caused by impact was less than 8 millimeters. The armour plating which is a breed of CMFs and traditional metal plating is said to hold potentials that could make it useful in other fields like space traveling and transportation of nuclear waste. This is as a result of earlier research which has shown that CMFs could withstand extremely high temperatures, ward of x-rays, gamma rays and even neutron radiation. Now that's what I call a body armour!
oh...by the way, the bullet used in the video presentation(for those concerned about figures) is a 7.62 x 63 millimeter M2 armour-piercing projectile, and it was fired in standard testing procedures for armour testing.