₦airaland Forum

MRLINGTON: Source:www.dailyindependentnig.com/2014/08/panic-ado-ekiti-rampaging-monkey/

Dawinlove: Have been trying to acess watsapp service on my android using etisalat since morning but, discover it not working.Is any one currently experiencing that?

YoungDaNaval: Eeeh! How much u say u buy dah q5?

YoungDaNaval: Hell nah!

YoungDaNaval: Pix or I don't believe!

YoungDaNaval: Pix or I don't believe!

yinchar: I have been using my iPhone 3GS since early 2012, and it was bought used, and still going stronger everyday, one of my friend that even bought Techno Phatnom or whats the name didn't last 3 months. I will advice you to buy an iPhone because its so durable and its the best. Simply put, if you dont have an iPhone you dont have an iPhone.

Vessi: OP, I don't think there is any phone better than iPhone.

MzJulie: I started using mine 3 months ago. The only problem is I can't check my balance manually, i.e by dialling #124#.. It's a 5s, dunno if there's a solution to that.. Aside that, I'm enjoying it...

Suntemi: I've been using my iPhone 5 since April 2013 and it was bought used. iPhones are durable phones.

YoungDaNaval: E Be Like You Sabi argue wella.

YoungDaNaval: Contact you? U mean with Ebola? Lol thanx 4 info though!

Tonetonz: toh,I like q5 but the unremovable battery is the iishh

YoungDaNaval: Not All Android Apps man!

YoungDaNaval: Fat Lie!

YoungDaNaval: Does it work perfectly? I mean tested and trusted??

funkdr: u mean they support android launchers and themes too?.

YoungDaNaval: Windows ke? Doors ni?

thewarrior72: Do people still use blackberry?

Mohitto: Why should there be any argument here? They're going back to their blackberries because they don't have enuff money to subscribe to data on android devices. That doesn't make BBs better, just cheaper!
For those of us who prefer quality, we know we can still have the best of both worlds, by paying just a little more!!

mployer: You no go understand.
Ever heard of the Lumia experience?

Shehucom: Team Techno Android.... I gdabun my R7 die.. atleast with 1500 i get 2gb on my airtel. its making sense jarey.. The app support is just awesomely amazing.. infaaaact am posting this with my nairaland app. BB fans can you ?

mployer: Team windows

Vessi: Brb.

It's a great phone.
No regrets...

KELVINXY: Hey Guys..
Good news for iOS users who are 2go freaks

2go for iOS will be dropping soon
Although the due date is not yet certain but I'm highly anticipating this release

parrotibaba: back in dos days..we all had smtin dat scares d crap out of us ,maybe a movie, barbing our hair,snakes,or even d thought of our parents spanking d bejesus out of us...






well as a kid ,I was afraid of snakes(I still do),going to school(my mum had to sing on old song like dat to persuade me to go to school),failing my exams n bush baby(galago)...


...what's yours? let's have fun

bambostic: http://makingofchampions.net/2014/08/13/nigeria-in-african-110m-hurdles-clean-sweep-as-akins-al-ameen-ogierakhi-win-gold-silver-bronze/

Nigeria’s 110m hurdlers made a clean sweep of the medals in the event on Wednesday night, leaving their Algerian, South African and Malian rivals trailing in their wake on Day Four of competition at the African Senior Championships in Marrakech, Morocco.

National champion, Tyron Akins confirmed his status as the athlete to beat as he claimed his first African title in his debut outing at the championships, and only his second for Nigeria, with 13.57s. This follows his participation at the Commonwealth games where he just missed out on the Finals. He came to Marrakech as No.3 on the African list for 2014 but upstaged the rest of the field to clinch the title. The last time Nigeria won the 110m hurdles was in 1996 when national record holder in the event, William Erese mounted the podium in Yaounde, Cameroun!

Another new Nigerian athlete, Alex Al-Ameen, who was Nigeria’s No.2 from the National Trials, won silver in 13.78s. He came to the championship as the continent’s 2nd fastest athlete this year, behind Algeria’s Lyes Mokddel who competed in the heats but didn’t show up for the final. Al-Ameen competed in the Commonwealth Games and put up an impressive performance to get to the final of the event where he finished in seventh.

The only home-based athlete amongst them and Nigeria’s No.3, Martins Ogierakhi clocked 13.80s to secure the bronze medal. Ogierakhi holds the top position on the home front as he won all legs of the Athletics Federation of Nigeria (AFN) Golden League and was one of the winners of the much anticipated N2million jackpot. He is also the winner of the last three editions for the National Sports Festival in Nigeria, which will be opened to foreign-based Nigerians for the very first time this year! He’ll have his hands full this time around with Akins and Al-Ameen in the mix!

Unfortunately, only Akins will fly Nigeria’s flag at the forthcoming IAAF Continental Cup, which incidentally holds in Marrakech, as only two athletes represent the continent in each event, and they cannot be from the same country!

Hemmysheg: Lettus know the name of the cream you use and if it bleaches or not..
Mine is Caro-White..It does'nt bleach.
Ur's?

Nessa12: Mine is.
Big Stupid Retarded Bufoon

thorpido: what is your definition of dull?I already explained that not attending a formal school does not mean the capacity is not there.If a man is defined as dull because he does not know things you will learn in a formal school does not mean he couldn't know if he had had the training.

Genetics has to do with a coding in your cells that determine what your body will express.We may have the same number of brain cells but do not have the same capacity of expression.

Get to understand what genetics is about.

thorpido: Go back and ask your biology teacher if genetics is defined as the number of brain cells.

Eyop: Your point,your business who cares