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Happy Birthday. Age with Grace Grow in strength Advance in wisdom. |
so sad. he might be an official, out to fend for his family. the event this days are just happening to fast, the is just moving to fast, seems the world is gone on a devilish fast track. just to sad. |
helinues:always resist the urge to miss inform. abiola babes weren't a female football team. mind you, don't bring sentiment into business. his family chose to close down some if not all his business. |
alexsoftwork:Aso Rock isn't yet a public property. op Aso Rock Villa and white house didn't make the list, what happened? though that shouldn't make it. |
Newcreature2020:don't be a religious bigot. |
aguerogh:op thanks for giving us a detailed picture of the university. |
Rita5:why is samsung and apple not offering quantity at cheaper price? |
edoairways:God continue to bless you bro. my wife uses Camon CX, going into 3 years if not 3 years already. it took me a lot to convince her them, she's never regretted it. if a device is serving it purpose why cry foul? what and spec we all search for defers. why buy phone with spec you don't need? my wife needed a phone with good camera at affordable price CX was the best then from my reach, the likes of samsung were out of range. inferiority complex is affecting a lot individuals. |
is ffk, not a slave master in its entirety? he enslaves people's mind with his falsehood and pretence of leading them out of darkness hence dipping them the more in darkness. him owning maids or domestic staff is still and still slavery. the name change don't make difference. |
maxjax:when he did same to Amosun and Okorocha in the last general election, oshiomole was applauded by all likewise condemning both governors. though he didn't move the secretariat in their case but he did hijack the state structure before and during the primaries to serve his interest, now same is playing out in Edo. oshiomole has always being a criminal since his days in NLC. |
events as it unfold. |
OritaIbadan:if genuinely you're concerned take to her relatives, you all handle it like a father that you claim. laying her off or relieving her of her job doesn't change nothing but compound it all. you never punctured her means of livelihood but you got it terminated you never can tell who is going to affected by this. she might be a means of support to her parents or the breadwinner per say, sacking her will do more damage than repair, it won't stop or correct the evil, you were only made to see those things so as to serve as a mechanism to end and correct those ills in her, be of help to and don't compound her woes. you might set her into depression, these days it seems real in Nigeria and the results. help to be a life saver and not destroyer. |
decatalyst:the minister don turn learner. this oyinbo people are just forcing this whole dinosaur theory down our throats. |
one stupid governor would expect to bring his picture to the to commition it like its part their achievements order than invest in it. |
Harddie123:do investigate first. they might or might be some other things involved in this, I both of them. it's ain't easy for rape victims to blow it open so many prefer living with that all this ladies are coming out now is shocking, where were they during pastor fatoyinbo scandal that they didn't open up? let us be very carry careful, do you investigation first establish all facts, cross examine you cousin if she's lying there will be inconsistency in her testimony. though then they were younger, only legal practitioner can tell if case can be established or not but to check the guy not turnout a adult rapist he need be examined. one truth here is the evil of the past is about to haunt him. sure you didn't post this for front page attention? #SayNoToRape |
vanity in deed. |
Google has been sued in the US over claims it illegally invades the privacy of users by tracking people even when they are browsing in "private mode". The class action wants at least $5bn (£4bn) from Google and owner Alphabet. Many internet users assume their search history isn't being tracked when they view in private mode, but Google says this isn't the case. The search engine denies this is illegal and says it is upfront about the data it collects in this mode. The proposed class action likely includes "millions" of Google users who since 1 June 2016 browsed the internet in private mode according to law firm Boies Schiller Flexner who filed the claim on Tuesday in federal court in San Jose, California. Incognito mode within Google's Chrome browser gives users the choice to search the internet without their activity being saved to the browser or device. But the websites visited can use tools such as Google Analytics to track usage. The complaint says that Google "cannot continue to engage in the covert and unauthorized data collection from virtually every American with a computer or phone". Vigorously denying the claims Google spokesman Jose Castaneda said: "As we clearly state each time you open a new incognito tab, websites might be able to collect information about your browsing activity". The search engine says the collection of search history, even in private viewing mode, helps site owners "better evaluate the performance of their content, products, marketing and more." While private browsing has been available from Google for some time, Boies Schiller Flexner said it recently decided to represent three plaintiffs based in the US. "People everywhere are becoming more aware (and concerned) that their personal communications are being intercepted, collected, recorded, or exploited for gain by technology companies they have come to depend on," it said in the filing. One option is for visitors to install Google Analytics browser opt-out extension to disable measurement by Google Analytics, it says. Courtesy: BBC News.
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nice one but why them come put him picture for from like one of their road commissioning they do. order than investing in this he has shown off with as usual that is the end. |
pictures without so deaf and dumb. it is becoming so boring you guys bringing photos without label. you effort is worth it Kudos to you guys but it becomes useless without details. |
Amotolongbo:Amotolongbo must you see everything? only you see fadama farm and rice farm!? @op Deocle you did well like I mentioned on the covenant thread of labelling the pics, but like Oliver Twist I would say you do label all. |
confused souls. this man is exhausted. so they've had a negotiated target with covid19, united states 'who' or the Chinese 'who'. |
at least to compliment the effort you guys should try as much to label or name those structures. e.g. faculty of rat and goats etc. |
only in Nigeria you can colonise public property to turn private property. |
double wahala for Congo. |
eTECTIV:you seem to be justifying this whole killing!? |
here we go again, here is another one. this whole thing is about getting messier. |
uruba23:
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out of hand |
Yungmil:bro no worry na the Edo politrickal matter we the dey try settle so. |
Akaegwu:na so the thing pain you? all the same no worry, for say na only apc polithiefcian them bring, na the matter we the try settle so. op you get mind o, after this people steal our money gather mind still dey dance, you self chop liver bring the video make waste our mb and free basic watch ham. God for you. |
George Floyd: What happened in the final moments of his life The US has been convulsed by nationwide protests over the death of an African-American man in police custody. George Floyd, 46, died after being arrested by police outside a shop in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Footage of the arrest on 25 May shows a white police officer, Derek Chauvin, kneeling on Mr Floyd's neck while he was pinned to the floor. Mr Chauvin, 44, has since been charged with murder. The key events that led to Mr Floyd's death happened within just 30 minutes. Based on accounts from witnesses, video footage and official statements, here's what we know so far. It began with a report of a fake $20 (£16.20) bill. A report was made on the evening of 25 May, when Mr Floyd bought a pack of cigarettes from Cup Foods, a grocery store. Believing the $20 bill he used to be counterfeit, a store employee reported it to police. Mr Floyd had been living in Minneapolis for several years after moving there from his native Houston, Texas. He had recently been working as a bouncer in the city but, like millions of other Americans, was left jobless by the coronavirus pandemic. Mr Floyd was a regular at Cup Foods. He was a friendly face, a pleasant customer who never caused any trouble, the store owner Mike Abumayyaleh told NBC. But Mr Abumayyaleh was not at work on the day of the incident. In reporting the suspicious bill, his teenage employee was just following protocol. In a call to 911, made at 20:01, the employee told the operator he had demanded the cigarettes back but "he [Floyd] doesn't want to do that", according to a transcript released by authorities. The employee said the man appeared "drunk" and "not in control of himself", the transcript says. Shortly after the call, at around 20:08, two police officers arrived. Mr Floyd was sitting with two other people in a car parked around the corner. After approaching the car, one of the officers, Thomas Lane, pulled out his gun and ordered Mr Floyd to show his hands. In an account of the incident, prosecutors do not explain why Mr Lane thought it necessary to draw his gun. Mr Lane, prosecutors said, "put his hands on Mr Floyd, and pulled him out of the car". Then Mr Floyd "actively resisted being handcuffed". Once handcuffed, though, Mr Floyd became compliant while Mr Lane explained he was being arrested for "passing counterfeit currency". It was when officers tried to put Mr Floyd in their squad car that a struggle ensued. At around 20:14, Mr Floyd "stiffened up, fell to the ground, and told the officers he was claustrophobic", according to the report. Mr Chauvin arrived at the scene. He and other officers were involved in further attempt to put Mr Floyd in the police car. During this attempt, at 20:19, Mr Chauvin pulled Mr Floyd out of the passenger side, causing him to fall to the ground, the report said. He lay there, face down, still in handcuffs. That's when witnesses started to film Mr Floyd, who appeared to be in a distressed state. These moments, captured on multiple mobile phones and shared widely on social media, would prove to be Mr Floyd's last. Mr Floyd was restrained by officers, while Mr Chauvin placed his left knee between his head and neck. "I can't breathe," Mr Floyd said repeatedly, pleading for his mother and begging "please, please, please". For eight minutes and 46 seconds, Mr Chauvin kept his knee on Mr Floyd's neck, the prosecutors' report says. About six minutes into that period, Mr Floyd became non-responsive. In videos of the incident, this was when Mr Floyd fell silent, as bystanders urged the officers to check his pulse. One of the other officers, JA Kueng, did just that, checking Mr Floyd's right wrist, but "couldn't find one". Yet, the officers did not move. At 20:27, Mr Chauvin removed his knee from Mr Floyd's neck. Motionless, Mr Floyd was rolled on to a gurney and taken to the Hennepin County Medical Center in an ambulance. He was pronounced dead around an hour later. On the night before his death, Mr Floyd had spoken to one his closest friends, Christopher Harris. He had advised Mr Floyd to contact a temporary jobs agency. Forgery, he said, was out of character for Mr Floyd. "The way he died was senseless," Harris said. "He begged for his life. He pleaded for his life. When you try so hard to put faith in this system, a system that you know isn't designed for you, when you constantly seek justice by lawful means and you can't get it, you begin to take the law into your own hands." Courtesy: BBC News.
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Amanee:truth is bitter. won kii pa owun mo agogo lénu. |
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