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Words are not enough...cz out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks You've broadcasted the Born again speech before, and yet you repeat it again By your actions, it defines who you are...and let's the world know what you do in the face of certain situations as a christian It's a tough road, but God be your strength |
Is this the new celebrity gig?...fake it till you make it |
Ageing with grace that debased her numbers |
Just saw a stripper pole Guess anyone can start a demonstration for the guests ![]() |
Freiden: LEKKI INDEED |
Abortions ...there wasn't a need to call professions in the first place All you had to do was assume that God gives the lady 3 opportunities to bring blessings upon her life, but she threw them away and was left with nothing....kpakam!! |
See inspiration...make I go gym my one pack ![]() |
I no think say naija women craze don reach this one
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sEGXY2:Savage!! No chill bruh |
DiGovernor:That is where we challenge our education system in 9ja For our leaders who have been out there or those who are abreast of current info, what stops them from making a difference or pioneering a breakthrough in technology |
Wow, even with the little knowledge of android programming i've learnt, I ain't gotten this far. I give a big round of applause for a young man to take a keen interest and build something with knowledge learnt. Indeed, there is more for you to achieve |
Join the league of baby daddies 2baba...dem wan come for your record
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Mayflowa: a scholar still remains a scholar |
Na wah ooo Who teach the people wey teach us? |
lollypeezle:True He can deny that phone and like hushpuppy say he has been subscribing for iPhone data since 1960 ![]() |
I always use that road, and I do commend their effort...but one thing that strikes me is their slogan "you read" Guess I expected something motivational |
Find out the kinda thing she appreciates, and try to do a little every now & then. It desnt have to be all sha, but a little show of effort goes a long way |
maxiuc:Anything can happen anywhere. It's just a problem with the facilities and welfare put in place for corpers that needs redress |
TheRealestGuy:Hit up Charpell Maybe he can help |
sekxy:I do get you dear, it's just that some guyz have this issue with big egos and they would want to be the one that gets to make the decisions. In the past, I guess it might have been that way, so you changing things without his say so was a big deal for him |
sekxy:Well, I know it wouldn't matter now, but I do believe there was something you did wrong. You know you had a boyfriend that would have wanted to spend time with you on vals day, yet you made a decision without even the mention of inviting him. If the program was that interesting and beneficial, why didn't you invite him to share in the grace and blessings of the day? I don't like the word "permission" or the fact that there was an ultimatum, but I'd say you both acted like kids back then, and all the drama wasn't necessary. We need to realise that we all are human, and in that we say things we might not mean out of impulse or whatever. But anywayz, it's good you found someone else, but don't rub it in his face like your post seems |
blessingenyo:Break up and make up...that would be a continuous cycle if you don't do anything about it. You need to put your foot down and decide what you want in a relationship. Either you find someone better, or if you still see some good in him try to make him understand why you would never take it lightly with a man who hits you. *i would never tolerate that in the first place* Let him realise how much his trust issues stifle you...cz you would always have to deal with men, including your father or brother |
OrestesDante:Abi submarine ![]() |
prof1990:Seriously!!, how the robbers know say that locker dey there? Also, why dem go reason say money dey there, except na insider talk am |
0toobong2:Generalizing...kolewerk!! Everyone is different with various inclination to attraction...as what rocks one boat may not move another There are ladies who would not want the big guns...cz of certain reasons Also guyz who dislike anything above a size they prefer |
kiddoiLL:Dey don talk am already...nourishment for the body and soul ![]() |
https://mybroadband.co.za/news/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Asus_ZenScreen_8.jpg Weighing just 800g and only 8mm thin, the 15.6-inch ASUS ZenScreen MB16AC is the world’s lightest and slimmest Full HD portable monitor, and this is how we rate it. It’s the world’s first portable monitor with a hybrid-signal solution, which means that it only needs a single USB connector cable to be fully compatible with almost any laptop. At 6.5mm, the bezel is 60% thinner compared to previous models, bringing a more expansive view without compromising the styling. Included with your purchase is an ultra-thin 1mm foldable smart case, which not only provides protection but also can be turned into a horizontal or vertical stand to match with the auto rotation feature. It’s the first portable monitor we’ve ever got our hands on, and so here is a look at the features of the ASUS ZenScreen MB16AC, as well as some details about our experience with the device. Screen display https://mybroadband.co.za/news/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Asus_ZenScreen_11.jpg The ZenScreen MB16AC features a Full HD panel that delivers stunning 1920 x 1080 resolution visuals with outstanding colour reproduction. We also found that the innovative Eye Care technology from ASUS makes a huge difference to the strain from extended viewing periods. The blue light filter feature is TÜV Rheinland-certified with Flicker-free and Low Blue Light technologies that protect your eyes from harmful blue light and makes the viewing experience much more comfortable. The four blue-light filter settings are accessed through the onscreen display menu via the hotkey. Initially, we found that adjusting menu setting was a little complex, but it works well once you get the hang of it. https://mybroadband.co.za/news/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Asus_ZenScreen_7.jpg It uses IPS technology to give you more flexibility when extending your screen, so you still get superb colour and contrast – even from extreme viewing positions. The ZenScreen MB16AC can automatically sense its orientation and switch the monitor between landscape and portrait modes. To use it with your Windows OS, however, you will have to download the DisplaySoftware software to enable Auto rotation. This also seems to be the case with some of the other display settings, such as the screen brightness. Hybrid-signal solution with USB Type-A and Type-C support https://mybroadband.co.za/news/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Asus_ZenScreen_2.jpg The monitor requires a single USB connection for both power and video transmission from your host device. https://mybroadband.co.za/news/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Asus_ZenScreen_12.jpg It features an innovative hybrid-signal solution with native support for USB Type-C (USB-C) connections, and uses an installed driver to support USB Type-A connectors for full compatibility. We found that the reversible, any-way-up USB-C design gave us a quick, hassle-free connection to various devices. Slim and stylish ultraportable design https://mybroadband.co.za/news/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Asus_ZenScreen_6.jpg The ZenScreen MB16AC is ideal for use as a secondary monitor for dual-monitor presentations, and its versatility helps you get things done more efficiently when you’re on the go. It barely tips the scales at a lightweight 0.78kg, and with its ultra-slim 8mm profile it fits easily in any travel bag. At the office, we have become accustomed to dual-monitor setup at the office and tend to feel constrained by a single screen when we travel or work remotely. So we loved how easily it could fit into a laptop bag and how quick and simple it is to set up, while being slender, light, and yet sufficiently robust. Foldable smart case https://mybroadband.co.za/news/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Asus_ZenScreen_10.jpg The foldable smart case protects the monitor from dust and scratches and can be folded into a stand to prop the monitor up in either portrait or landscape orientation. The monitor also has a smart pen hole in the bottom right-hand corner, where you can insert a pen to prop the screen up when not using the smart case. We found that both options worked well, and the case is quite versatile so you can fold it in a variety of different ways to get the height and angle the suits you best. https://mybroadband.co.za/news/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Asus_ZenScreen_1.jpg Overall, working with the Zenscreen was a great experience, especially when travelling. It had us at the first touch with the light weight, great display and sleek design, but most of all it receives our praise for how easy it is to use. The ASUS ZenScreen MB16AC’s specifications are detailed in the table below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4atMXqlaWPM Source: https://mybroadband.co.za/news/industrynews/217658-meet-the-worlds-lightest-and-slimmest-full-hd-portable-monitor.html
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ipobarecriminals:Just imagine...they say do not bite the fingers that feed you Karma in effect |
Papiikush:To wash down the chin chin ![]() |
Art doesn't always make sense...and maybe it was just a concept for a fashion show...or dem wan legalise transgender mode ![]() |
Loving the memories cherished |
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