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Please I need help. I just flashed a custom rom and i realised some bugs but I guess i didnt get it wiped very well. I am suggesting maybe I should reflash the same rom and see how is going to work this time. The help I needed now is: is there anything I needed to do before maybe some kind of special or super wipe because I have already tried factory reset? I just want to reflash the same custom rom

Please I need help. I just flashed a custom rom and i realised some bugs but I guess i didnt get it wiped very well. I am suggesting maybe I should reflash the same rom and see how is going to work this time. The help I needed now is: is there anything I needed to do before maybe some kind of special or super wipe because I have already tried factory reset? I just want to reflash the same custom rom

Please I need help. I just flashed a custom rom and i realised some bugs but I guess i didnt get it wiped very well. I am suggesting maybe I should reflash the same rom and see how is going to work this time. The help I needed now is: is there anything I needed to do before maybe some kind of special or super wipe because I have already tried factory reset? I just want to reflash the same custom rom

I need help urgently guys. I just flashed a custom rom Resurrection Remix 4.4.2 into my HTC vivid ics and i have already configured the network to use it with but it couldnt browse. Is there anything I am missing? This is the first time I flashed a custom rom

I need help urgently guys. I just flashed a custom rom kit kat into my HTC vivid ics and i have already configured the network to use it with but it couldnt browse. Is there anything I am missing? This is the first time I flashed a custom rom

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This is one of the best topics I have ever followed from the front page to this end. Kudos to you OP.

tunnex190@yahoo.com

Thanks in anticipation of your kind response.

tunnex190@yahoo.com

Thanks

DankemzI: Ibibio is a Nigerian Language spoken by the South Eastern people of Akwa Ibom & Cross River.

Someone has already answered you correctly.

CrudeGH: Why?

What is their achievement technologically apart from what are being mentioned above?

...Good but I don't think Ghana is supposed to be top 5.

Technology is growing at a very fast pace
across the globe with Americas at the fore
front, Europe and Asia within the circle and
Africa comparatively lagging behind and a lot
dependent on acquisition of already invented
technology. However, Africa is not willing to
keep lagging behind forever and some of the
continent’s countries are at the fore front of
technological advancement.

Below is the list of African countries with the
most Advanced technology.

10. ZIMBABWE

A country in the southern Africa, Zimbabwe
has experienced a slurred GNP annual growth
rate. Technologically, the country is not experiencing a revolution in tech but is strong enough to be regarded among the top ten technologically advancing countries in Africa. With stability in the government of Zimbabwe, there is much room for improvement. The country has a lot of human skills that can easily be harnessed for greater good in technology.

9. UGANDA

Uganda, a country that is mostly remembered
with the mention of Idi Amin should perhaps
also be remembered among the top countries
in Africa with an advancing technology.
According to a study conducted by Martin
Prosperity Institute of the US, Uganda is one
of the three African countries that has been
ranked among the countries with advanced
technological and innovation capabilities in
Africa. In the report, Uganda is second to
South Africa and followed by Madagascar. Across the globe, Uganda is among the 82 countries of the world that has advanced technological and innovation capabilities.

8. ANGOLA

The science and technology industry in Angola
remains limited but there is increasing
awareness hence the country is getting on the
right track when it comes to information and
technology development. There may not have
been a lot of ground breaking and jaw chattering inventions coming from the country but it is expected that with sustained growth and development, Angola would come up to be a tech giant in Africa.

7. BOTSWANA

Botswana is one of the most stable and
successful economies in the whole of Africa.
Technology is fast becoming a measure of
international development and Botswana is not
willing to be left behind. The Botswana’s
Innovation Hub backed by the government
is designed to throw start-ups, global corporations, and research and health organizations under one massive green roof to facilitate the growth of technology in the country.

6. RWANDA

Rwanda is a country ravaged by civil war and
genocide in the past and right now, the
country is aiming to become a regional hub
for African information technology. In this
regard, the country is already in the process of
laying a broadband network. The country is engaging rapidly with all kinds of technology at once and perhaps we’d soon be able to see mind blowing inventions.

5. GHANA

With a much more stable and growing economy, Ghana is poised to have one of the best environments that support advancement
in technology. Quite a lot of technological
innovation has emanated from the west African country of 25 million people. Using compressed gas to generate electricity invented by Mr Freddie Green is one of the out of the box thoughts that became real in the country. An affordable video conferencing system was also developed by a Ghanaian. The country is being looked upon as the next great African country.

4. KENYA

Kenya is definitely among the top 4 African
countries to be envied when it comes to
technology. With the country seeing a lot of
startup companies especially in the information technology world, The country is bound to continue seeing a lot of start-ups that may eventually form International platforms for further technology growth. Some of the inventions from Kenya include: Kasha, Mocality, alarm-fitted television created by a
44-year-old man who resides in Nairobi. The alarm can be set off with a simple jostle of movement and can sound for up to eight hours, the creation of a charcoal stove and solar powered refrigerator which allows medications including vaccinations and
valuable perishables to reach remote areas of
rural cities where there is no hope of finding
electricity

3. NIGERIA

The most populous country has not been left
out in technology and innovative developments across africa. Coming at the third slot, Nigeria is a technology giant with lots of potentials in the industry. In recent times, the country saw the famous demonstration of a urine powered generator
developed by school teenagers; a Moringa plant technology that would enable Nigerians to use Moringa plant for water treatment, toward increasing the accessibility to portable water in the country. There are also a lot of achievements in mobile and web apps development in the country. Though the internet penetration is still low, Nigeria is a country with a lot of potentials producing the
most talented people when given the opportunity.

2. EGYPT

It was said that civilization started in Egypt. Egypt has been at the associated with discoveries and innovations. From the Egyptian Pyramid to the use of calender and written language. The Northern African Country has not relented in spearheading
science and technology in Africa. Egypt has some of the best universities in Africa that support development in technology. Egypt has gone this far because the government embrace technology with an attitude spread across all Industries. There’s no doubt Egypt is one of the Most Technologically Advanced Countries in Africa

1. SOUTH AFRICA

If you are waiting to see the country that occupies the number 1 spot on our list of most technologically advanced countries in Africa, it is definitely South Africa. South Africa cannot easily be compared with most other countries across Africa. The country supports her human potentials and that is the reason you see a lot of development in the IT field
springing up from South Africa. With South
African Universities constituting most of the
best universities in Africa, the country is bound to keep producing some of the amazing inventions. The list of discoveries that are worth mentioning are quite enormous. Linux Ubuntu developed by Mark
Shuttleworth, Multichoice (DSTV) is a south african company with a global influence, PayPal which was co-founded by a South African, CAT scan, SASOL technology that converts coal into oil just to mention a few.


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@mycvclinic, well done brother. You are really doing a great job here.

Solaj: As real born again Christians and rapture watchers, we should talk more about hell to sinners and unbelievers. We must be zealous soul winners for Jesus Christ in this grace period before rapture day. Numerous souls are ending up in hell daily. Let us depopulate hell for Jesus. According to divine revelations from Jesus Christ, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, John Lennon and many dead celebrities are now in hell due to their sinful and unrepentant condition when they died. Heaven must be populated with numerous saved souls. That is the greatest desire of Jesus Christ. Shalom.

Well said. It's noted that many of our churches these days do not preach to win souls but they preach n pray to make riches.

My brother, I dont know how this may sound. But if you both truly love each other, I'd advise you go ahead and marry her. Afterall, I am planning to settle with someone who's about a year older than I am.

I dont give a damn to what people may say.

1. Bishop T. D Jakes: Bishop Jakes lives in a $1,700,000 mansion, he has been called America's best preacher and has been featured on the cover of TIME magazine. He is a writer, preacher and movie producer. Thomas Dexter "T. D." Jakes, Sr. is the bishop/chief pastor of The Potter's House, a non- denominational American mega church, with 30,000 members, located in Dallas, Texas. T.D Jakes wears custom made suits and sports a diamond ring the size of a coin. This man of God has been endowed with a $150 million net worth.

2. Bishop David Oyedepo: Bishop David Oyedepo is
a Nigerian Preacher, Christian Author, Founder and Presiding Bishop of Winners Chapel known as Living Faith Church World Wide. Has been hailed as the wealthiest preacher in Nigeria with a total net worth of $150 million and properties like 4 private jets and homes in the United States and England. After the foundation of the Living Faith Outreach Ministry in 1981, it has evolved to be one of the largest congregations in Africa and has a flourishing mission in Nairobi.

3. E A Adeboye:This messenger of God was listed in an African magazine, NEWSWEEK, as the most powerful man in Africa and one of the top 50 global power elites in 2008/2009, among others such as President Barack Obama and Nicolas Sarkozy. Pastor Adeboye heads the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), something he has done for the last 28years.Amongst his posessions are private jets.

4. Benny Hinn:Israeli televangelist,Toufik Benedictus "Benny" Hinn has an estimated net worth of $42 million. He is best known for his regular "Miracle Crusades" - revival meeting/faith healing summits that are usually held in large stadiums in major cities, which are later broadcast worldwide on his television program, "This Is Your
Day". Hinn was born on December 3, 1952.

5.chris Oyakhilome: This is the man behind Believers' Loveworld Ministries, a.k.a Christ Embassy.His church has an estimated net worth of $30 million - $50 million last year, the charismatic preacher was at the center of a $35 million money laundering case in which he was accused of siphoning funds from his church to foreign banks.

6. Creflo Dollar:American Bible teacher, pastor, and the founder of World Changers Church International, Creflo Dollar, has an estimated net worth of $27 million. As his name suggests, this preacher's "manna" comes in form of the green buck.

7. Kenneth Copeland: He runs Kenneth Copeland Ministries, was one of several televangelists whose finances were investigated from 2007 to 2011 by Republican Sen. Charles Grassley of Iowa. According to an article by the Associated Press that ran in 2008, "His ministry's 1,500-acre campus, behind an iron gate a half- hour drive from Fort Worth includes a church, a private airstrip, a hangar for the ministry's $17.5 million jet and other aircraft, and a $6 million church owned lakefront mansion. The article later added that while Copeland has not released up- to-date salary statements, "the church disclosed in a property-tax exemption application that his wages were $364,577 in 1995; Copeland's wife, Gloria, earned $292,593. It's not clear whether those figures include other earnings, such as special offerings for guest preaching or book royalties."

8. Billy Graham: American evangelical Christian evangelist, William Franklin "Billy" Graham, Jr., has a net worth of $25 million. The Southern Baptist evangelist rose to celebrity status as his sermons started getting broadcast on radio and television. Graham was born on a dairy farm near Charlotte, North Carolina in 1918, he has conducted many evangelistic crusades since 1948 . He is now a world renowned televangelist raking in millions of dollars.

9. Matthew Ashimolowo: Ashimolowo, the owner of Kingsway International Christian Centre (KICC) gets an annual income of $200,000. Having his humble beginnings as a priest in Foursquare Gospel Church, a Nigerian church that sent Ashimolowo to open a satellite branch in London. Pastor Matthew had other ideas and decided to set up his own church instead. Today, his Kingsway International Christian Center is reportedly the largest Pentecostal church in the whole of the United Kingdom.

10. Temitope Joshua: Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN) has an estimated net worth: $10 million - $15 million Nigeria's most controversial clergyman is also one of its richest and most philanthropic. T.B Joshua heads the Synagogue Church of all Nations (SCOAN), a congregation he founded in 1987, which accommodates over 15,000 worshippers on Sundays.

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Yuzedo is a nairalander like you. He's famed and he's probably the most famous apart from seun and moderators. His usual comical comments usually gets nothing less than 20 likes on a good day.[quote author=Akinmail]Isnt Yuzedo formally infobaba?

Thanks and nice one here. I'd love to get detailed information about this fish farming stuff. I also reside in Ibadan. How can we get to meet and discuss this?

blhecyn92: Gudevenin...Plz I really urgently need ur help @tunex190..just want to find out if you later found the detailed background and history of Alimosho local government and how you got it
because I'm in urgent need of it also for my final year project currently..thanks in advance..waiting for a reply plz..

My dear it is so hard to get. I later used what I found on the websites. If you reside in Lagos, please go to the LGA and ask for it but I am not so sure they have. Just try it.

[quote author=I.cud.kill]Aswear natin like karma exists. Its just a phenomena invented by men to explain fate[/quote]Exactly the way I thought a couple minutes ago.

seriously, you need to see a doc. But i guess you have a phobia to talk to/with girls?

so disgusting and immature thread. I'm outta here!

It is interesting though. Keep the steps coming @OP

... but what i gained on this topic is mostly valued and what matters to me because I dont know already that dead livestock is forbidden to eating. Thanks to those who have contributed to this topic educatively.

...and this 'too-dry' joke made front page? In fact, front page on NL is now shit-dumping arena.

Just 67 gospel songs. And no others.

why naked? Dem no get clothes?

I'm one of those shy guys so I do this more often than not. I even did one last night inside a Taxi. I like eye contact