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Do not loose your 2500 to this scammer I just did my research and found out that most companies use Email processing software to filter their emails You're going to give them the 2500 for free NAIRALAND SCAMMERS BEWARE I'M GOING TO MAKE IT HARD FOR YOU GUYS |
Doyenro23:Motherfucking liar |
You go help me pay the money abi you no go help me just talk no dey give me link to your blog because I no dey click |
Abeg Aunty Obiageri you get flat tummy na question I dey ask? You don go Google transformation photos come dump here talk say na your iaso tea do am. ADVICE for all those about to fall for this scammer and her format your belle no go flat if you no go workout if you like drink Satan piss nothing go flat if you no workout. |
travelland:Motherfuckers and mothersuckers everywhere spreading fake news Op abeg I never chop so I no get strength to shout but if I wipe you slippers eh you go drop that phone Just dey for hot afternoon dey type rubbish who even give you phone |
Op abeg how I go take be landlord with just N1500 abi na batcher |
phamarsenal:Op I also know a crypto platform that pays Op DM me of you're interested |
Definitely the truth OP High income skills pay the most You can learn high income skills on e-learning sites such as Udemy, Skillshare, Pluralsight, etc. DM me for link to free Udemy courses . |
victorazyvictor:First of all Pastor Chris proved to have the highest level of ignorance to say 5G is the cause of the Coronavirus. The radiation from 5G mast towers is so strong that when it was tested in the Netherlands about 257 birds died. So how do you think something with that high level of radiation will not destroy Coronavirus. Please be guided not every thing this so called men of God say are true that's why we were given brains so as to think in a logical way to understand certain things, to challenge your knowledge. Thank you |
Today, Facebook quietly released a new app for couples. Called Tuned, the new release is a multimedia messaging app designed to help significant others communicate. The app is available for download in the U.S. and Canada, app analytics firm Sensor Tower tells us. Tuned was developed and released by Facebook’s New Product Experimentation (NPE) team. The division is — as the name suggests — very experimental and thus a bit quicker to pull the plug on projects if they don’t show traction. The Tuned app arrives during a very interesting time for couples. Couples that live together are spending every waking moment in each other’s presence in the midst of quarantine and could probably never have less of a need for an app like this. For couples that don’t live together, there’s more of an appeal, as people are emboldened to build out digital toolsets to stay close with their partners during an unprecedented time. The app is by all means just a messaging app that’s more focused on pushing updates and stickers to a singular person. Users can also integrate the app with Spotify to share songs, or use dedicated widgets to share how they’re feeling or what they’re up to. The company refers to the app’s feed as “scrapbook-style.” It’s not integrated with the company’s dating platform, Facebook Dating; in fact, the most interesting quality of the app is the sheer lack of Facebook tie-ins. For years, Messenger was the testing bed for Facebook’s social curiosities, but Messenger became too important and users weren’t responding positively to constantly seeing nominal changes in an app they frequently used. The issue is Facebook doesn’t have a default experimentation app anymore, and so these NPE team releases kind of force Facebook to get by with less user data and make judgment calls on how fast functionality can develop when starting from a standstill. It’s unclear how successfully this strategy is progressing. NPE Team’s only other release that’s still available, a Pinterest competitor named Hobbi, was released two months ago and has only received one review on the App Store — a one-star review. Source: TechCrunch
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Today, Facebook quietly released a new app for couples. Called Tuned, the new release is a multimedia messaging app designed to help significant others communicate. The app is available for download in the U.S. and Canada, app analytics firm Sensor Tower tells us. Tuned was developed and released by Facebook’s New Product Experimentation (NPE) team. The division is — as the name suggests — very experimental and thus a bit quicker to pull the plug on projects if they don’t show traction. The Tuned app arrives during a very interesting time for couples. Couples that live together are spending every waking moment in each other’s presence in the midst of quarantine and could probably never have less of a need for an app like this. For couples that don’t live together, there’s more of an appeal, as people are emboldened to build out digital toolsets to stay close with their partners during an unprecedented time. The app is by all means just a messaging app that’s more focused on pushing updates and stickers to a singular person. Users can also integrate the app with Spotify to share songs, or use dedicated widgets to share how they’re feeling or what they’re up to. The company refers to the app’s feed as “scrapbook-style.” It’s not integrated with the company’s dating platform, Facebook Dating; in fact, the most interesting quality of the app is the sheer lack of Facebook tie-ins. For years, Messenger was the testing bed for Facebook’s social curiosities, but Messenger became too important and users weren’t responding positively to constantly seeing nominal changes in an app they frequently used. The issue is Facebook doesn’t have a default experimentation app anymore, and so these NPE team releases kind of force Facebook to get by with less user data and make judgment calls on how fast functionality can develop when starting from a standstill. It’s unclear how successfully this strategy is progressing. NPE Team’s only other release that’s still available, a Pinterest competitor named Hobbi, was released two months ago and has only received one review on the App Store — a one-star review.
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Th3rtint is a Nigerian musician based in Port Harcourt and has released a couple of songs which you can check out and rate and review. https:///loveinthedark |
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According to reports from our sources, a criminal was caught stealing rice along Rumuorlumeni Axis, Port Harcourt, Rivers State about 1:30pm and was beaten by the community youths and beheaded Viewers Discreetion (GRAPHIC PHOTOS!!!)
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Danzakidakura:Same way your parents hit their heads on stones and made the mistake of sending you to school if at this age you still spell 'TRACES' as 'TRESSES'. ode |
Bluezy13:Idiot it's not everywhere in the world |