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Faiz, 40, and Ghulam, 11, sit for a portrait in her home before their wedding in Afghanistan.

According to the U.S. Department of State report “Human Rights Practices for 2011,” approximately 60 percent of girls were married younger than the legal age of 16.

Once the girl’s father has agreed to the engagement, she is pulled out of school immediately.

Islama.bad

ChangetheChange:
Pastor Ize Iyamu is our Governor


Obaseki is wasting his time like Osunbor




We Stand with Governor Ize Iyamu

other political parties also got votes too which was not added to the total votes cast.

I domo lie mo-harm-med

Dangoat again

Another inconclusive election looming

APC going down

Lalasticala

Cc:lalasticlala Cc:Berlynn Cc: HERSLEY Cc: zinachidi Cc: LordScent

After 14 years in the mobile phone business, embattled maker Blackberry has announced that it is no longer going to design its own smartphones.

The company, which is famed for its "Qwerty" keyboard mobile phones that were the choice handset for professionals, has been struggling to keep up with market leaders Apple and Samsung as the world has moved to touchscreens.

As a result, the loss-making business said it is going to focus on creating software for mobile phones, rather than the devices themselves. Instead, it will outsource the brand to other manufacturers.


"The company plans to end all internal hardware development and will outsource that function to our partners," said John Chen, chief executive and executive chairman of Blackberry. "We are focusing on software development, including security and applications."

The news comes as Blackberry reported losses of $372m (£286m) in the last quarter, compared with a profit of $51m in the same period last year. Blackberry's sales so far this year have fallen to $734m down from $1.1bn in the first six months of 2015.



The demise of Blackberry's handset making division follows efforts to compete with other smartphones. The Canadian company released its first Android smartphone last year, which was followed with the Dtek50 this summer, billed as "the world's most secure Android smartphone".

However, it has failed to reverse a trend of falling revenues since 2010, when the company was at its peak. The popularity of BlackBerry Messenger and its high-tech email system made its phones a smash hit among young users and professionals alike, but Apple's iPhone and Google's Android software, with millions of apps and full touchscreens, rendered them obsolete.

BlackBerry's response, its BlackBerry 10 software, was released late and was poorly received, and the company's market share continued to dwindle despite a core of dedicated users.


The BlackBerry Priv, which failed to wow customers
The company's revenues continued to decline and under Chen, who took charge in 2013, it has focused on developing secure software for smartphones. It also launched BBM on Android and iOS.

Its last great effort was the Priv, which ran Android but featured the famous BlackBerry keyboard. It was well received but sales continued to disappoint.

Source:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2016/09/28/blackberry-to-stop-making-phones/

The company plans to end all internal hardware development and will outsource that function to our partners," said John Chen, chief executive and executive chairman of Blackberry. "We are focusing on software development, including security and applications."

The news comes as Blackberry reported losses of $372m (£286m) in the last quarter, compared with a profit of $51m in the same period last year. Blackberry's sales so far this year have fallen to $734m down from $1.1bn in the first six months of 2015.



The demise of Blackberry's handset making division follows efforts to compete with other smartphones. The Canadian company released its first Android smartphone last year, which was followed with the Dtek50 this summer, billed as "the world's most secure Android smartphone".

However, it has failed to reverse a trend of falling revenues since 2010, when the company was at its peak. The popularity of BlackBerry Messenger and its high-tech email system made its phones a smash hit among young users and professionals alike, but Apple's iPhone and Google's Android software, with millions of apps and full touchscreens, rendered them obsolete.

BlackBerry's response, its BlackBerry 10 software, was released late and was poorly received, and the company's market share continued to dwindle despite a core of dedicated users.


The BlackBerry Priv, which failed to wow customers
The company's revenues continued to decline and under Chen, who took charge in 2013, it has focused on developing secure software for smartphones. It also launched BBM on Android and iOS.

Its last great effort was the Priv, which ran Android but featured the famous BlackBerry keyboard. It was well received but sales continued to disappoint.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2016/09/28/blackberry-to-stop-making-phones/

APC are doomed to fail

Akara Sharing Party at it again

Buhari sef

Vote wisely

Buhari why

Apc is a failure

caprini1:
one eediota just bought a tokunbo suv in my estate,and he comes home 1am everyday and start horning like kilode.At the last residence meeting I asked him if his phone is bad that he can't call his siblings that late in d night.....he said ,he's been trekking for 3years,how will neighbours know he's arrived,i gave up.

SIRKOL:
A for APC
B for Buhari
C for Changey
D for Disappointment
E for Effortless
F for Failure
G for Gibberish
H for Hunger
I for Inflation
J for Jokers
K for Killings
L for Lies
M for Mistakes
N for Nothing
O for Oppression
P for Padding
Q for Quit
R for Recession
S for Subsidy
T for Travels
U for Unfulfillment
V for Voters
W for witch hunt
Y for You
Z for Zombies
The alphabets of this administration

F for Fulani
H for herdsmen

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wellmax:
While marking WAEC, I see a lot of rubbish. Imagine 7 questions, answer 4, and the entire 200+ students answered questioned 1, 3, 4 and 7. Same answers, same wordings.
Some will even leave a note, asking for 'mercy' from the examiner.
Our educational standard has really fallen.

that must be from the north. That's where lots of exam malpractices happen on a large scale

Buhari why

In this buhari economy, Nigerian parents are now pricing their kids school fees like : how much if we remove English language and PE?

maxwell767:
Hummm... I think this recruitment is a scam... Or meant for some particular region/people

Everything is possible in this country..
Cause I see no reason why they request for surname when u registering...

have you forgotten that buhari is a tribalistic fa.ggot

Adminisher:
This is a minority opinion.

you think so? Go to the market and ask

Voting buhari was a waste of votes

With your Fulani brothers killing people any how
Buhari iffa slap you ehh your fura brain go correct

intruder15:
wetin de worry dis 1. Batch A dat passed out months back, they paid stream ii members extra 19800 for d next month which they didnt stay. I guess they dont want it to happen again. Stay!!! so d pay wont be awuf!!!

I was one of the lucky batch A stream 2 to benefit that. Sorry bro..

Change begins with me










Buhari has fooled us

Buhari is not the problem Mr man











Its the akamu brain in him that's the problem

Under buhari everything is going down even river Niger is drying up.