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Beyoncé sings Happy Birthday to Diana Ross at her 75th birthday party
t was a beautiful scene!
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Beyoncé sings Happy Birthday to Diana Ross at her 75th birthday party
t was a beautiful scene!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HaNL_tHtuc[/flash]

Beyoncé sings Happy Birthday to Diana Ross at her 75th birthday party
t was a beautiful scene!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HaNL_tHtuc[/flash]

Beyoncé sings Happy Birthday to Diana Ross at her 75th birthday party
t was a beautiful scene!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HaNL_tHtuc[/flash]

Beyoncé sings Happy Birthday to Diana Ross at her 75th birthday party
t was a beautiful scene!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HaNL_tHtuc[/flash]

Paul Onuachu just made history for himself to be the first ever to score the quickest goal for Nigeria.
Kudos!

Ebere Paul Onuachu is a Nigerian professional footballer who plays for Danish club FC Midtjylland, as a striker.


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Paul Onuachu just made history for himself to be the first ever to score the quickest goal for Nigeria.
Kudos!

Ebere Paul Onuachu is a Nigerian professional footballer who plays for Danish club FC Midtjylland, as a striker.


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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6Fcq6AoPUo&feature=youtu.be[/flash]

Paul Onuachu just made history for himself to be the first ever to score the quickest goal for Nigeria.
Kudos!

Ebere Paul Onuachu is a Nigerian professional footballer who plays for Danish club FC Midtjylland, as a striker.


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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6Fcq6AoPUo&feature=youtu.be[/flash]

Paul Onuachu just made history for himself to be the first ever to score the quickest goal for Nigeria.
Kudos!

Ebere Paul Onuachu is a Nigerian professional footballer who plays for Danish club FC Midtjylland, as a striker.


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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6Fcq6AoPUo&feature=youtu.be[/flash]

The instant messaging app – WhatsApp is now something which you will find in almost every smartphones. It has fetched so much attention of so many people that its popularity made Facebook own it by paying $16 Billion. Though it’s very simply designed and very easy to use, it does not stay any place behind from other social apps and it does own some tricks which you can discover.

10. The web mirrors WhatsApp

Our WhatsApp can be switched to the web easily. It is simply just the extension of the WhatsApp in our phones. The conversation, messages and everything which you have in your WhatsApp is mirrored at the web browser, which means all the messages and chat can be staying on your smartphone, PC, Tablets, and Laptops. It is available for Androids only, Apple platform limitations don’t allow.

9. Delivered and seen
Many of us might not know that we can actually find out the time when the message was delivered and even find out whether it’s seen or not. You may know when your friends are ignoring you by tapping and holding on to a particular message and tap to Info to get the evidence, this procedure is for Androids. For iOS, messages just need to be swiped to the left and there you go with the info.

8. Mute Group Conversations
You might be in a certain group chat for a while and later you leave, all you are left with is noises of notification by your friends. Get rid of this annoyance by going to the Menu of your group chat for Android and for iOS go to the group name and tap Mute. You can mute this entire annoyance for 8 hours, 1 week and even for a year. For androids, no sound pollution but just the notification bar stays busy.

7. Email your conversation

There can be any reason for which you might need to email your chats; there are options where you may send your chats with emoji embedded to your email and you might even attach files or photos. Android users, tap to Menu then tap More and there you find Email Chats. IOS users tap to the bar above the chat screen and then you tap Email Chat.
http://tellmystory.com.ng/story/10-things-you-must-know-about-whatsapp-before-everyone-does

Africa’s pioneer leading digital logistics innovator, Kobo360, wins Africa CEO Forum “Disrupter of the Year” Award. To all our team members especially KoboSquad Commandants, Obi Ozor and Ife Oyedele II, I extend my BIG congratulations. The mission of fixing Africa’s logistics frictions via Kobo360’s G-LOS (global logistics operating system) is a huge one for our continent. Kobo360 came on top of Jumia, Africa’s Talking and others to win the award.

On behalf of Kobo360 Board, I extend congratulations to all KoboSquads.

Kobo360 is a tech-enabled digital logistics platform that aggregates end-to-end haulage operations to help cargo owners, truck owners and drivers, and cargo recipients to achieve an efficient supply chain framework. Through an all-in-one robust logistics ecosystem, Kobo uses big data and technology to reduce logistics frictions, empowering rural farmers to earn more by reducing farm wastages and helping manufacturers of all sizes to find new markets. Kobo enables unprecedented efficiency and cost reduction in the supply chain, providing 360-visibility while delivering products of all sizes safely, on time and in full. The Kobo mission is to build the Global Logistics Operating System that will power trade and commerce across Africa and Emerging Markets
http://tellmystory.com.ng/story/nigeria39s-logistics-company-34kobo36034-wins-africa-ceo-forum-disrupter-of-the-year-award

A JAMB lesson teacher has been filmed physically assaulting one of his female students in Surulere, Lagos state.
No one has the right to hit a student that way
These youngsters can’t be made to believe that violence is the only way..!! In 2019.
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Ilelolawa oluwatobi, the primary school boy that sketched Buhari and Lagos state Governor-elect Babajide sanwoolu with his pen.

This is Nigerian talent in its raw form

Let's get him some support and recognition
http://tellmystory.com.ng/story/this-primary-school-boy--sketched-president-buhari-and-lagos-state-governor-elect-babajide-sanwoolu-

A woman has delivered as many as six siblings in just nine minutes, stunning doctors as well as family and friends.



A Houston woman has beaten some incredible odds and given birth to sextuplets.

Now Thelma Chiaka is getting some much needed rest after delivering six babies in the span of nine minutes.

Chiaka gave birth to two sets of twin boys and one set of twin girls on Sunday morning.

The deliveries occurred between 4.50am and 4.59am at the Woman's Hospital of Texas.

All six babies weighed between 1 pound 12 ounces to 2 pounds and 14 ounces.


The hospital said the sextuplets are in stable condition and will continue to receive care in the hospital's advanced neonatal intensive care unit.

The woman is shown after delivering the babies, holding up a sign which says 'March 15, 2019, Sextuplets'
http://tellmystory.com.ng/story/incredible-meet-the-39strong-woman39-who-delivered-6-babies-in-just-9-minutes

In 1989, when JamieSue Goodman was a high school freshman in Manning, South Carolina — population 4,000 — her journalism teacher got a grant to buy a computer. The idea was to use it to lay out the school paper. But desktop publishing was new, and the teacher didn’t have a technical background. And so the whole experience turned into an adventure in discovering the machine’s capabilities.

“I had to learn how to use the computer alongside my teacher, everybody struggling together,” Goodman remembers. “And I loved it.”

Fast-forward to 2019. Schools are full of computers, be they Macs, Windows PCs, Chromebooks, or iPads. However, a modern version of the situation Goodman encountered 30 years ago persists. Even gifted teachers aren’t necessarily prepared to guide students through using technology to accomplish real-world tasks.

And JamieSue Goodman is in a position to help. As project lead for Applied Digital Skills at Google, she spearheads an ambitious program to provide educators with a rich set of video-based instructional materials that they can access for free. “Basically, every job out there requires some basic computer skills,” she says. “And we want to make sure that everybody has what they need to succeed.”

http://tellmystory.com.ng/story/meet-the-woman-bringing-googles-applied-digital-skills-initiative-to-50000-teachers--and-its-free-di

Rising costs in cities are often driven by a vibrant job market attracting skilled workers with high wages, said Anthony Breach, an analyst with the British think tank Centre for Cities - which was not involved in the study.

Urban planners need to plan ahead and build more housing to keep prices affordable and overall costs down, Breach told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.

Paris and Hong Kong for the first time joined Singapore as the world's most expensive cities to live in, a study revealed on Tuesday, with utilities and transport driving up the cost of living.


Zurich, Geneva and Japan's Osaka trailed closely, with emerging market cities like Istanbul and Moscow plummeting down the ranking due to high inflation and currency depreciation, said the Economist Intelligence Unit's bi-annual survey of 133 cities.
http://tellmystory.com.ng/story/ten-most-expensive-cities-in-the-world