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It's legit. You just have to bid with sense. You can use up 50 bids to score a 1000 naira airtime. Or use 10 bids to score an iPhone 12. You don't have to bid every second now. Use your sense

donstan18:
This is what 80% of Nigerian youths consumes like it's nothing.

The leaders of tomorrow indeed!


In the next 10-20 years, these old politicians we have will still reason more perfectly and sensibly than the youths of this generation.

If there are no drugs. Kids won't take drugs. Think about it

Insightful and encouraging

Pa James ought to be a millionaire in a country where intellectual property rights in audiovisual works is adequately protected and enforced. These guys don't receive reasonable profits from their efforts. Large chunk of it is lost to pirates

River goddess dey drink Fanta?.

This subject again?

This one is just a bimbo. I'm dating you to spend my own hard earned money on your vain requests? Truth is these are things I'll do casually but don't you dare say it's a "responsibility". If my girl isn't hustling herself to make good money then she should know how hard is it to come by hard earned money. These guys really have to drop this entitlement mentality mehn. It sickens me

Ororo

SmartyPants:
All reports are agreed on the element of asphyxiation. Honestly if you know you don't understand, why can't you ask someone to explain to you?

Mr. Dullypants. Go and read the news article again. Your brain obviously didn't register the part they said the Hennepin county related the cause of death to a heart attack before a private investigation revealed it was asphyxiation. Una go just dey jump. Jumping jack

These whites would sha do anything to discredit or taint the image of this man. This same hospice said he didn't die of suffocation.

(CNN) An independent autopsy called George Floyd's death a homicide and determined he died of "asphyxiation from sustained pressure" -- a finding that is at odds with the medical examiner.

The autopsy commissioned by Floyd's family says compression to the neck and back, caused by officers kneeling on him, led to a lack of blood flow to the brain.

A look at why ex-police officer Derek Chauvin is charged with third-degree murder
A look at why ex-police officer Derek Chauvin is charged with third-degree murder
Floyd was essentially "dead on the scene" in Minneapolis on May 25, Ben Crump, attorney for the family, said Monday.


Multiple videos of Floyd's death show former police officer Derek Chauvin's knee on Floyd's neck, along with other officers kneeling on his back.

CNN reached out to Hennepin County officials for comment.

Hennepin County medical examiner says Floyd didn't suffocate
The independent autopsy's findings came after the Hennepin County Medical Examiner found "no physical findings" to "support a diagnosis of traumatic asphyxia or strangulation," according to a criminal complaint released by the Hennepin County Attorney's Office on Friday.

Preliminary autopsy results cited in the complaint involving Chauvin said combined effects of being restrained, any potential intoxicants in Floyd's system and his underlying health issues, including heart disease, probably contributed to the man's death. Toxicology results can take weeks.

Three videos piece together the final moments of George Floyd's life
Three videos piece together the final moments of George Floyd's life
The complaint noted the findings are preliminary and the full report from the medical examiner is pending.

Dr. Michael Baden, one of the independent medical examiners, said "there is no other health issue that could cause or contribute to the death."

"Police have this false impression that if you can talk, you can breathe. That's not true," Baden said.

Floyd's cause and manner of death remain pending and is being investigated by local, state and federal law enforcement, the Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office said in a statement.

"George died because he needed a breath. He needed a breath of air," Crump told reporters.

Attorney calling for charges against all officers
Chauvin had his knee on Floyd's neck for eight minutes and 46 seconds in total and two minutes and 53 seconds after Floyd was unresponsive, according to the criminal complaint against Chauvin.


Floyd was dead within four minutes after he was held to the ground, the independent examiners said.

The fired officer has been charged with third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. Crump said he should be charged with first-degree murder.

Why the three other officers in George Floyd's death have not been charged -- yet
Why the three other officers in George Floyd's death have not been charged -- yet
The other three officers seen in the video have been fired, but not charged.

Floyd family attorney Antonio Romanucci said the three "need to be charged criminally" since, he said, "they knew what they were doing could cause death."

A homicide is the death of a person caused directly by another person. It includes murder and manslaughter. In order to be culpable, you only need to know that what you're doing could cause death, Romanucci said.

"They knew they were employing restraints that could or might cause death," he said.

Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/06/01/us/george-floyd-independent-autopsy/index.html

Na money be fine bobo

These days when I say any Chinese on the road, I just feel anger rising. This whole thing is getting to me.

Was the market constructed in a way to make it fire proof. What you see in Nigerian market are overcrowded interlocking shops with dangerously exposed bands of electrical wires running from shops to shops with no preventive measures against fire hazards. One fire extinguisher you won't find. Nigeria markets are just disasters waiting to happen. What a loss

You can actually smoke weed, club, party and turn still turn out well. If you spend your time wisely. Work hard. Play small

toluxa1:
Very very. That's what I use. Location matters but I get between 5-8 MB/s downloads on MTN.

The location I'm in right now. The network is not good..I.e..mtn. Meaning that will affect the router too. Is it possible to buy one which will be fast and reliable regardless of location

seankafor:
MTN hynetflex

and its going to very fast even when connected to multiple devices?

Hello. Pls I need advice on the best WiFi router I can get with a very fast internet service.

The same Old story we've been hearing since kingdom come, just new characters

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A 16-year old secondary school pupil (names withheld) has been REUNITED with her parents after an Akure Family Court stopped her forced marriage to an Islamic cleric identified as Alhaji Yusuf Lateef.

What do these fools mean by reunited. Reunited with the same family that signed her away. Where was unity talkless of reunity

Hmm

GREATESTPIANIST:
lol, it's such a beautiful snack

That creates beautiful farts

GREATESTPIANIST:
Q for QULIQULI

Quliquli for garri

Are these grannies almajiris too?

Postinor

Could it have been a dare

Lies

In a sane government where the treasury hasn't been looted dry. Relief funds for these sort of purposes will be at hand. I pity the returnees that've been paying for their stay in hotels during an isolation imposed by the government. Sorry we have a clueless government.

TOKYO: Japan dived into its first recession since 2015, according to official data Monday (May 18), with the world's third-largest economy contracting by 0.9 per cent in the first quarter as it wrestles with the fallout from COVID-19.

The drop in gross domestic product followed a 1.9-per cent decline in the fourth quarter of 2019 as a tax hike and typhoons hit Japan hard – even before the pandemic shut down much of the economy.

A recession is defined as two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth and some analysts predicted the Japanese economy would suffer worse as the effects of the coronavirus become clear.

"We expect the worst is yet to come, with the state of emergency in Japan and the severity of the pandemic among Western nations continuing to derail the Japanese economy," said Naoya Oshikubo, senior economist at SuMi TRUST.

Nevertheless, the first-quarter result was slightly better than economists had forecast, with expectations for a 1.1-per cent decline.

Japan has been hit less hard than most advanced economies by the coronavirus, with just over 16,000 cases in the whole country and around 750 deaths.

However, authorities were concerned there could be an explosive spike – especially in the densely populated capital Tokyo – and urged people to stay indoors and businesses to shut down.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe declared a state of emergency that was lifted last week for most of the country but kept in place for economic powerhouse regions Tokyo and Osaka.

"Personal consumption has been the main casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic as consumer spending has been greatly affected by this due to people staying at home," Oshikubo said.

"But uncertainty stemming from the spread of the virus has also hit private capital investment as companies curtail their expenditure programmes," added the expert.

"SIGNIFICANTLY WORSE"

In an attempt to mitigate the worst effects of the crisis, Abe has pledged to give every citizen a cash handout of ¥100,000 (US$930).

The handout was part of a package of stimulus measures worth around US$1 trillion to protect jobs, bolster the medical sector and ease the pain for working families.

Tourism has dropped by as much as 90 per cent, industry and trade have ground to a halt and the virus also forced the postponement of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics that was seen as providing a boost to the economy.

According to the details of the GDP report, private consumption dropped 0.7 per cent quarter-on-quarter, with both household consumption and corporate investment slipping 0.8 per cent and 0.5 per cent respectively.

But as the coronavirus pandemic battered the global economy, Japanese exports were the hardest hit, falling by six per cent compared to the previous quarter.

The full impact of the coronavirus on Japan's economy has yet to be felt and economists are bracing for a catastrophic second quarter.

Oshikubo said his organisation was forecasting an eyewatering 10.2-per cent plunge in the second quarter, which would be the worst since the 2008 financial crisis.

Yoshiki Shinke, chief economist at Dai-ichi Life Research Institute, told AFP the second quarter would be "significantly worse," forecasting a decline of around six to seven per cent.

"As to the question of when the economy will pick up, it all depends on the number of infected and when the virus fades out."

Source: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asia/japan-economy-recession-covid-19-12744380

Instead of them to speak with the police. It's the media that only cares about selling stories they are entertaining

Blood samples taken all the way to Abuja. Are there no testing kits in Gombe yet? At this stage?