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Are we supposed to say AMEN?

Meanwhile, I need Last of Us Remastered for PS4. Anyone?

mikejegede:
.......can't believe GOW (GEARS OF WAR) IS NOT INCLUDED... WELL AS LONG AS CALL OF DUTY 4 IS THERE, NO P...AND I DON'T REALLY LIKE THE GOD OF WAR..

Gear of War is Xbox exclusive, comprehend the topic before commenting

And you failed to mention either of the Metal Gear Solid Snake Eater and Guns of Patriots
Meanwhile, I need Last of Us Remastered for PS4. Anyone?

Another olosho on the loose. At 22 you are already out of home with no education for sure. How have you been taking care of the rents?

Why is payment of salaries making news? When the civil servants were reporting to their duties daily was it making news too?

turok:
Please can you share with me your resurrection custom rom for note 2? I hAve the rom but I can't seem to install plastered.

Here is the link: https://basketbuild.com/devs/resurrectionremix/n7100

Flash ROM
Then flash Android 6.0 GApps.
Wipe Cache.
Finally, wipe Delvik Cache

All Metal Gear Solid series. MGS are the only games I buy brand new for my respective consoles, I borrowed the rest or buy them used. MGS V: The Phantom Pain is the only game I've purchased on my PS4. It can only be Metal Gear Solid

Try Resurrection Remix ROM. Google it or look for YouTube videos of how it was done. I've been using my Galaxy Note II for over 3 years now and it's on Android 6.0.1

SirBrightoc:
Dear,
Is Division commutative and associative?
COMMUTATIVITY: a ÷ b and b ÷ a are they equal?
ASSOCIATIVITY: a ÷ (b ÷c) and (a ÷ b) ÷ c are they equal?
CHECKS: 6 ÷ 2 = 3 while 2 ÷ 6 = 1/3. They are NOT equal.
12 ÷ (6 ÷ 2) = 12 ÷ 3 = 4, while (12 ÷ 6) ÷ 2 = 2 ÷ 2 = 1. Also, they are NOT equal.
DIVISION is neither associative nor commutative.

Division is neither commutative nor associative. But when you use OF, DIVISION and MULTIPLICATION, you get the same solution however you want to rearrange the problem and same can be done for EXPONENT, DIVISION and MULTIPLICATION
a ÷ b x c = a x c ÷ b

Rhemmymatician:
Division is NOT commutative

Yea that's true, thanks for the correction

The rule still remains BODMAS. Parentheses and brackets are used interchangeably.
Of, Division and Multiplication are both Commutative and Associative. Same can be said for Exponent, Division and Multiplication

Don Moen don turn Nigerian finish

More... Mods please celebrate with me and hit me on FP

Allow me to celebrate my birthday here on Nairaland... Happy birthday to me and fellow birthday mates on Nairaland

Buy the Galaxy A9

Iris ko Iris ni. Tecno can't do Iris scanner at least not now... Sammy is still debating whether to include this tech in Note 6(7) and you are telling me Tecno has done it

They are trying to force users to appreciate their Messenger app

As the 2016/17 Premier League fixtures are announced, it's a reminder that the forthcoming season will be full of mouth-watering matches.

With Pep Guardiola's arrival in England coinciding with Jose Mourinho's return to the Premier League and West Ham beginning their Olympic Stadium adventure there are stories galore.

We pick out 10 games to pencil into the diary…

Leicester City v Arsenal, August 20

It's the morning after the season before for Leicester fans and they've lots to look forward to with a trip to Wembley already booked and Champions League excitement too. How many of their star names will still be around for their return to the King Power remains to be seen. Will Jamie Vardy be turning out for Arsenal on August 20? Regardless of who stays or goes, victory over the Gunners would have everyone wondering whether lightning could strike twice.

West Ham v Bournemouth, August 20

It was the end of an era as West Ham said goodbye to the Boleyn Ground after 112 years so it's a new beginning in 2016 at the former Olympic Stadium. More than 50,000 season tickets have already been sold - confirmation of the club's vast potential. The team's first Premier League game at the venue against Bournemouth promises to be an occasion to remember.

Manchester City v Manchester United, September 10

The Manchester derby needs no added spice but in 2016/17 it's certainly got some as Pep Guardiola and Jose Mourinho go head-to-head for the first time since the days of El Clasico. The former colleagues turned ideologically-opposed coaching rivals seem to have a knack for getting under each other's skin. Everyone just wants to know… What happens next?

Manchester United v Liverpool, October 15

English football's two most successful clubs must do without Champions League football in 2016/17 but that only adds to the intensity of this Premier League clash. Jose Mourinho knows the importance of this one - against fans who love to hate him - but his record against Jurgen Klopp might be a concern. He's beat the German only once in five meetings.

Chelsea v Manchester United, October 22

In the first home game at Stamford Bridge following Jose Mourinho's departure, the old coach's name was being chanted and several players were booed. Bridges have since been built at Chelsea but what of Mourinho? Returning as Manchester United manager, he'd welcome a warm reception but one suspects its victory he'll really crave on his comeback.

Arsenal v Tottenham, November 5

For so long it seemed as though 2016/17 could be Tottenham's season but not only did Leicester run away with the title but neighbours Arsenal pipped them to second. For the Gunners, St Totteringham's Day was the worth the wait. Even so, Spurs supporters will be imbued with optimism about their young team and this derby is guaranteed to excite.

Manchester United v Arsenal, November 19

For many years this was the standout fixture in the Premier League season but in 2016/17 it gets even bigger as Arsene Wenger and Jose Mourinho resume hostilities. Their rivalry has ranged from the unmissable to the merely unpleasant with even a touchline shoving contest in X. Can Wenger finally chalk up a Premier League win against Mourinho?

Chelsea v Tottenham, November 26

There's always been an edge between these two teams but after a bitter encounter at Stamford Bridge in May, the rivalry between Chelsea and Tottenham just went up a notch. The Blues revelled in helping to deny Spurs the title and tempers frayed on the pitch as well as the stands. Expect a few old wounds to be opened when the teams meet again at Stamford Bridge.

Southampton v Everton, November 26

Ronald Koeman's decision to walk away from St Mary's for a pay rise and the apparent potential at Everton was a bitter pill for Southampton fans to swallow given that they'd just finished five places ahead of the Dutchman's new club. His return not only offers fans the chance to let Koeman know their thoughts but also prove that he made the wrong decision.

Middlesbrough v Sunderland, March 11

Newcastle's relegation denies the Premier League one of its great derby occasions - and if recent history is anything to go by also robs Sunderland of some much-needed points - but the return of Middlesbrough to the top flight after a seven-year absence means there is a contest in the North East. The visit of the Black Cats should have the Riverside rocking.

This must be a Deeper Life wedding

Just received this message from a fraudster and my reply

There are two versions of Samsung Galaxy A9; A9 and A9 Pro with 3GB Ram and 4GB Ram respectively

One thread 2 FP

I remember Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain when Snake's prosthetic arm had not been professionally done

My neighbour in Lagos came to my Owerri residence for a 3 day training in ABC and the ad just popped up

Inactive senator

Life

Marshmallow on The Galaxy Note 2.
This phone is 4 years old and it's still getting the job done efficiently

I thought the 4 digits indicate date of expiration

How do I check the expiration of my tyres?

Nice... The 1st picture looks like Lalastica

Suddenly, everything kills