Properties › Re: How To Carry Out Proper Search On Area Council Land In Abuja by uvalued(m): 11:47am On Sep 20, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Aisha Alhassan Collapses At Adamawa IDP Camp, Revived With A Bottle Of Coke by uvalued(m): 10:57am On Sep 20, 2016 |
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Phones › Re: The First Man To Buy Iphone 7 In The Middle East (photos) by uvalued(m): 10:53am On Sep 20, 2016 |
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Phones › Re: The First Man To Buy Iphone 7 In The Middle East (photos) by uvalued(m): 10:53am On Sep 20, 2016 |
chimah3: enough of this iphone 7 madness!!
By next year its an old phone alreadyy!!  yes oh old crap!! by then... |
Phones › Re: The First Man To Buy Iphone 7 In The Middle East (photos) by uvalued(m): 10:51am On Sep 20, 2016 |
x6blade: It's now an achievement to buy iPhone. It's well i wonder oh! |
Phones › Re: The First Man To Buy Iphone 7 In The Middle East (photos) by uvalued(m): 10:51am On Sep 20, 2016 |
Raydos: Blackberry falls - Screen breaks
Nokia falls - Ground shakes
iPhone 7 falls - Owner dies God forbid! |
Phones › Re: Shocking: Iphone 7 Already Has A Problem by uvalued(m): 10:19pm On Sep 19, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: "Aisha Buhari Wearing N8m Chopard Diamond Wristwatch" - TheSignal Says by uvalued(m): 10:18pm On Sep 19, 2016 |
Bujumbura: i pray your Z don't get to this level chai this images harsh oh  |
Politics › Re: "Aisha Buhari Wearing N8m Chopard Diamond Wristwatch" - TheSignal Says by uvalued(m): 10:18pm On Sep 19, 2016 |
fulaniHERDSman: The rock solid zombie defence squad i expect here soonest. 
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Phones › Re: Chinese Man Buys Eight Iphone 7s For His Dog (Photos) by uvalued(m): 10:18pm On Sep 19, 2016 |
RoyalMail: lalasticlala, come and see money miss road...
Seun, you too come and see your brother.. just come read comments laf ... i luv naija pips  |
Business › Re: Nigeria’ll Start Getting Out Of Recession In Q4, Says Emefiele by uvalued(m): 7:19am On Sep 19, 2016 |
The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr. Godwin Emefiele, has predicted that the nation’s economy will likely come out of recession by the fourth quarter of this year when the result of the various measures put in place by the Federal Government and the monetary authorities becomes manifest.
One of such measures, according to him, is the decision of the CBN to establish a bridge fund for the government to utilise to stimulate the economy whenever there is a need for it.
He alluded to the release of another batch of N350bn by the Ministry of Finance to stimulate the economy as another measure taken by the government to get the nation out of recession.
Another way to inject liquidity into the system, according to the CBN governor, is for the Federal Government to sell some of its assets in the oil and gas industry in order to raise money.
Another measure being considered by the Federal Government, according to him, is the shortening of the procurement process in order to accelerate the process of executing capital projects in view of the fact that the budget was not passed until May.
Another measure being considered by the Federal Government, according to him, is the shortening of the procurement process in order to accelerate the process of executing capital projects in view of the fact that the budget was not passed until May. me i no noo wetin all this means, maka wait for december and praying for improvement |
Car Talk › Re: Do You Know Your Car Tyre Can Jeopardize Your Safety? by uvalued(m): 7:10am On Sep 19, 2016 |
andytins |
Education › Re: Hijab: Obey Court Order, Muslims Warn Lagos Schools by uvalued(m): 7:07am On Sep 19, 2016 |
“We plead that all the stakeholders in education should be law abiding and practicalise what they have been teaching us as students. We commend our teachers for their efforts from inception and hope that as students’ resume, they will not demonstrate to us how to disobey the constitution and judiciary.” we dont worry about hijab becos them they tire to wear them for north were i be.. wen a cause is given too much attention, it takes a life of it own feeding on the attention its getting. just ignore #obasanjoIgnoredSharia today who is disturbed about it. |
Phones › Re: CPC Issues Ultimatum To Samsung On Galaxy Note 7 Recall In Nigeria by uvalued(m): 6:55am On Sep 19, 2016 |
thank God am no phone freak.using fairly used tecno phantom and using it to make small naira but no kobo  |
Programming › Encouragement For Beginners by uvalued(op): 6:41am On Sep 19, 2016 |
*Embrace failure. “Embrace things being broken and know it’s not your fault, it’s not because you’re stupid, it’s not because you’re bad at programming. It’s because that is the nature of this craft: to exist in a broken state.”
*In fact, failing is GOOD. “The only way for everything to work all the time would be to stop innovating. So get comfortable existing in a state of error.”
*Finish learning what you started. “Even if you’re learning a language that has become outdated, the act of finishing that learning process gives you something you won’t get by jumping from one thing to the next every time someone tells you to.”
*Give back to the coding community. “When it comes to finding a job as a developer, we always say that one of your goals is to become a ‘no-brainer hire.’ Imagine interviewing two candidates who are as competent as each other, but one blogs and one doesn’t. Who do you hire? I guarantee you it’s going to be the candidate giving back to the coding community.” copied Laurence Bradford laurence@learntocodewith.me via |
Christianity Etc › Re: Why It's Important To Pray Without Ceasing Even When It Seems Hard To Pray by uvalued(m): 1:39am On Sep 19, 2016 |
[quote author=Akshow post=49476667][/quote]haha haha  the OBJECT forming more wiser and greater than the CLASS that caused it to exist... |
Christianity Etc › Re: Why It's Important To Pray Without Ceasing Even When It Seems Hard To Pray by uvalued(m): 4:08pm On Sep 18, 2016 |
Akshow: What are we saying what is this one saying? Oya if prayer de work, pray make God make naija better let's see ok "prayer" no work wetin YOU don do? do somethig now! make naija chqnge... |
Christianity Etc › Re: Why It's Important To Pray Without Ceasing Even When It Seems Hard To Pray by uvalued(m): 3:38pm On Sep 18, 2016 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: Why It's Important To Pray Without Ceasing Even When It Seems Hard To Pray by uvalued(m): 3:13pm On Sep 18, 2016 |
hahn: You should consider a career in comedy  hmm man object suggesing to another man object a message but despise the Class that caused the man object to exist? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Why It's Important To Pray Without Ceasing Even When It Seems Hard To Pray by uvalued(m): 3:10pm On Sep 18, 2016 |
Akshow: Who prayers don help?? ? Ain't you guys tired of deceiving ursef with prayers? If prayers work, Nigeria should be the most developed country in the world cos na we form holpass. oh so glad that nigeria is not changing becos of prayer aint answered...ok pls enlighten me on how many economic indices we need now... that am expectant |
Christianity Etc › Re: Why It's Important To Pray Without Ceasing Even When It Seems Hard To Pray by uvalued(m): 3:06pm On Sep 18, 2016 |
hahn: Your god can suck my dick  pls dont come on nairalqnd crying that ur **** is so tiny winny that your woman will dump u and u need some help...  hehee |
Christianity Etc › Re: Why It's Important To Pray Without Ceasing Even When It Seems Hard To Pray by uvalued(m): 12:37pm On Sep 18, 2016 |
@athiests i love reading your sarcasm to say the least.... glad that your Creator allows your spite to go on unabated and guess what it sure does not change Him nor my belief in Him... and guess what am enjoying my private prayer in tongues....  |
Christianity Etc › Re: How To Prosper As A Christian In Times Of Recession by uvalued(m): 11:12am On Sep 18, 2016 |
DonCortino: Pastor! So you want uninterrupted tithe collecting for this hardship ba? God is watching you. hmm me i no do tithing so teh i don forget..#nuKovenantNOtithe |
Christianity Etc › Re: You Are Not Condemned by uvalued(m): 11:09am On Sep 18, 2016 |
CACAWA: [size=18pt]Question :
If CBN's bullion van convoy meets the convoy of a State Governor, please who will stop for who?[/size] interesting kwetion..i no nooo |
Christianity Etc › Re: Why It's Important To Pray Without Ceasing Even When It Seems Hard To Pray by uvalued(m): 10:54am On Sep 18, 2016 |
...but you did get tired and stop in your known language ... but praying in tongues privately charges you for the next praying in tongues.. #sustainingprayer... |
Business › Re: Dangote To FG: Sell NLNG, Beef Up Reserves, And Recession Will Go By December.. by uvalued(m): 3:09pm On Sep 17, 2016 |
HolyHero: slapped a soldier today and he ran away. That's how i knew he was fake. Please let's join hands and expose the fake soldiers in town.How? By slapping any soldier you come across this week, if he runs, then he is fake, if he doesn't run, the Lord is your strength. i no wan buy mkt oh... i go slap myself to know soja no be fake and na mi fake  |
Politics › Re: Power Generation Improves, Hits 4,285 Megawatts by uvalued(m): 5:27pm On Sep 16, 2016 |
NgeneUkwenu: Graudally, Fashola Is Keeping With The Promise... keeps my finger crossed until the rain stop by january febuary i will then know he is working. |
Car Talk › Re: See Reasons Why You Should Not Always Ask For Full Tank. by uvalued(m): 9:24am On Sep 15, 2016 |
Babayoutoomuch: Do not Pump Full Tank of Petrol......READ THE REASONS !!!
Recently I came across a very useful tip. I was surprised to know it but had a doubt so I talked to one of the pump technicians and he too accepted it as a fact. I think apart from providing space for the gas generated inside the petrol tank this is yet another reason why we shouldn't fill the tank to the brim. Many of us are not aware that the petrol kiosk pump has a return pipe-line (in Pink). When the petrol tank (in the car) reaches full level, there is a mechanism to trigger off the pump latch and at the same time a return-valve is opened (at the top of the pump station) to allow excess petrol to flow back into the pump. But the return petrol has already pass through the meter, meaning you are donating the petrol back to the Oil Dealer.
Also only fill up your car or truck in the early morning when the ground temperature is still cold. Remember that all service stations have their storage tanks buried below ground. The colder the ground the more dense the petrol, when it gets warmer petrol expands, so buying in the afternoon or in the evening....your liter is not exactly a liter. In the petroleum business, the specific gravity and the temperature of the petrol, diesel and jet fuel, ethanol and other petroleum products plays an important role.
A 1-degree rise in temperature is a big deal for this business. But the service stations do not have temperature compensation at the pumps.
When you're filling up do not squeeze the trigger of the nozzle to a fast mode If you look you will see that the trigger has three (3) stages: low, middle, and high. You should be pumping on low mode, thereby minimizing the vapours that are created while you are pumping. All hoses at the pump have a vapour return. If you are pumping on the fast rate, some of the liquid that goes to your tank becomes vapour. Those vapours are being sucked up and back into the underground storage tank so you're getting less worth for your money.
One of the most important tips is to fill up when your Petrol tank is HALF FULL. The reason for this is the more Petrol you have in your tank the less air occupying its empty space. petrol evaporates faster than you can imagine. petrol storage tanks have an internal floating roof. This roof serves as zero clearance between the Petrol and the atmosphere, so it minimizes the evaporation. Unlike service stations, here where I work, every truck that we load is temperature compensated so that every litre is actually the exact amount.
Another reminder, if there is a petrol truck pumping into the storage tanks when you stop to buy Petrol, DO NOT fill up; most likely the petrol is being stirred up as the Petrol is being delivered, and you might pick up some of the dirt that normally settles on the bottom.
By Kumar Sawdesh Thanks to the op and moderator for posting this to front page... such is "GOOD MORNING"! |
Webmasters › Re: 4 Compulsory Things Bloggers Don't Take Serious - Techinfo by uvalued(m): 9:23am On Sep 15, 2016 |
techinfong: Blogging doesn't deals with writing only,it also deals with how you make things easier for your readers.
1.Favicon : Favicon is very important for a blog but most bloggers count it as child play,ask yourself this question? Google,yahoo,bing,Nairaland. Why are they using favicons? It is very easy for users to identify your website when checking their bookmarked and saved topics,if you don't have favicons they will just drop your blog aside. Well we've listed the benefits of favicon HERE
Contact us,About us,privacy policy : If not for Adsense,many would not have created those 3 pages. Vistors want to contact you about your website but since contact us page isn't available,how do you expect them to do so? If you haven't add those 3 pages add them now before it is too late.
3.Meta description : What many don't know is that not adding a meta description for their blogs is a serious offence,you don't have a contact us page and meta description so how do you want readers to know what your blog is meant for? What you don't know is that many will lift your domain name to google textarea to check for your meta description but since you don't have one what do you expect?
4.Home Button or Logo : At least if logo bill is outrageous,a link to your homepage won't be bad. An adage says "Nowhere can be like Home" . Homepage is just like the capital of a country,no foreigners can travel to another country and will not love to visit the capital if time permits. Can Obama come to Nigeria without visiting Abuja?
Source : http://techinfo.com.ng/2016/09/14/5-cumpulsory-things-bloggers-dont-take-serious/ thanks |
Education › Re: 'O' Of BODMAS Doesn't Mean Of, Our Teachers Owe Us An Apology by uvalued(m): 9:07am On Sep 15, 2016 |
thanks now i will correctly teach it. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Kukah To Buhari: Nigerians Didnt Vote You To Blame Jonathan by uvalued(m): 9:06am On Sep 15, 2016 |
eyeview: Buhari has ruled Nigeria on two different occasions and on the two occasions he has run the economy into recession. And on the two occasions he had blamed his predecessor for his inefficiency and failure. Please stop arguing with that kid,he doesn't know any better hmmm needs to check my history class for assistance... |
Career › Re: 8 Things The Most Successful People Do Every Night by uvalued(m): 9:04am On Sep 15, 2016 |
Mariojane: 1. Read to learn.
Growth requires learning, and the more topics you're engaged and interested in, the more effective you can be. But there's rarely time during the workday to feed your mind or learn something new. If you set aside some time to read in the evening, you'll find it's a relaxing way to expand your horizons. As a bonus, it can help you make the transition to a great night's sleep, as long as you read from a book or an e-book with digital ink rather than the screen of a computer or smart device.
2. Spend time with people you care about.
One of the very best ways to nurture yourself is to spend time in the company of people you deeply connect with and care about. These are the people who bring out the best in you, the ones whose support and caring can fuel you through hard times. It doesn't matter if it's friends or family, and it doesn't matter what you do--watching a movie together, taking a walk, or sharing a meal. The point is spending time together.
3. Make time to do nothing.
We spend so much of our time in busy-ness. The best antidote is to spend some time not doing anything. Turn off the screens and the sounds, find a quiet corner, and quiet your mind. You can choose to engage in structured meditation or prayer or just concentrate on your breath. A few moments set aside will center you and keep you focused, and it also promotes good sleep.
4. Take stock.
The end of the day is a great time to take stock of what's been happening. Some people journal, others do a mental walk-through. Either way, ask yourself what's working and what's not, what needs your attention, what developments are significant. It's a natural time to check in, and it keeps key concepts at the top of your mind as you prepare for the next morning.
5. Work out.
Especially if you've spent the entire day at your desk, don't go to bed until you've found a way to move your body. Many people find a hard workout at the gym too stimulating for the evening hours, but a long walk, a yoga class, or even some simple stretches will help your body and leave you relaxed rather than revved up.
6. Reset to refresh.
If an active day of work and decision making leave you drained, find a ritual to help you reset your body and your thoughts so you can symbolically leave it behind instead of carrying today's problems into tomorrow. It may be that one of the habits we've already discussed--especially exercise and meditation--covers this base. If not, try to create a habit that will signal your brain to reset, like taking a bath or having a cup of herbal tea.
7. Get organized.
Do as much as you can in the evening to organize and prepare for the morning. It creates a ritual you can walk through--prepare the coffee, pack anything you need to take with you, set out your clothes. You'll sleep better knowing that the next day is likely to have a calm, effective start.
8. Express gratitude.
Making gratitude a nightly touchstone helps keep you content and happy. You may build it into another practice, like journaling or meditation, or just take a moment to jot down the top five things you're grateful for each evening. Gratitude makes you more positive and optimistic, which in turn helps more good things happen.
Good evening habits are all about unwinding and balance and letting go of the pressures of the day. It's something that pays you back twice--giving you a relaxed, pleasant evening and a more energetic, productive following day.
http://www.inc.com/lolly-daskal/what-the-most-successful-people-do-in-the-evening.html |