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All I can see are black people and one white policeman.....is it only black that bvn meant for |
Hi nairalander, let us know if anyone of you or your relatives living in Lagos has ever one way or another benefit from this scheme that immediate past governor of Lagos state initiated. I just tune my TV to LTV and heard the advert and it came to my mind if lagosian really benefit the programme. |
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Let us cheer up
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Dannidom:why racist |
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What will you do in this kind of situation
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Microsoft Sets Date for Windows 10 Among the most prominent new features of Windows 10 is Cortana, the Microsoft virtual assistant. Microsoft has finally said when Windows 10, one of its biggest products in years, will be available: July 29. The release of new operating systems are big milestones for Microsoft since they have the potential to affect so many people, but it’s especially important that the release of Windows 10 goes well. Roughly 1.5 billion people use Windows today, many of whom will be able to upgrade to the new software free. Many others, including those with aging PCs that need to be replaced, will buy new machines with Windows 10 on them. Both groups of Windows users are important to Microsoft, but getting people to start buying new PCs again is crucial. PC sales have been slow for several years now, hurt by the rising popularity of smartphones and tablets and the poorly received Windows 8, the last major installment of Microsoft’s operating system. Shipments in the global PC market, including tablets but not smartphones, fell 7 percent during the first quarter from the same period the year before, estimates Canalys, a market research firm. Windows 10 could be the spark that warms up PC shipments. It’s a combination of new and old technology. Among the most prominent new features is Cortana, the Microsoft virtual assistant that has become a centerpiece of the company’s Windows Phones. As on smartphones, Cortana on Windows 10 PCs is intended to make it easier to perform certain tasks, like scheduling meetings, using voice commands. But it will also act proactively on a user’s behalf to make life easier — for example, alerting the user when road traffic might delay arrival at a meeting. Microsoft recently announcedCortana apps for iPhone and Android smartphones. But the return of a familiar Windows feature — the start menu — could end up being an equally important change in Windows 10. Microsoft made the start menu, which people have used for years to open applications and files in the operating system, much harder to find in Windows 8, replacing it with a mosaic of tiles that were designed to work better on touch-screen devices. The radical change in the Windows interface was annoying to many users, some of whom wound up sticking with older versions of the software. Here’s Joe Belfiore, a corporate vice president in Microsoft’s operating systems group, talking about the biggest changes in Windows 10 in a video Microsoft posted Monday:
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5 billionaires giving their fortunes away Five years ago, Warren Buffett teamed up with Bill and Melinda Gates in a campaign to get billionaires to give away the bulk of their wealth. They launched the Giving Pledge in 2010 in an effort to convince America's wealthiest individuals to commit to donating at least half of their fortunes to charities and philanthropic causes either during their lifetimes or in their wills. Today, more than 130 couples and individuals from 14 countries have signed on. The pledge isn't a legally binding contract, but more of a moral commitment. The campaign's intention is to "inspire conversations, discussions, and action, not just about how much [to give] but also for what purposes and to what end," the website says. Most of America's wealthiest people have signed on, including Oracle CEO Larry Ellison (estimated net worth: $54.3 billion), Michael Bloomberg ($35.5 billion), Mark Zuckerberg ($35.3 billion), famed investor Carl Icahn ($22.2 billion), Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen ($17.5 billion), and Telsa founder Elon Musk ($13.3 billion). Their reasons range from funny to heartwarming to bizarre. Here are five that stood out: 1. Sara Blakely "Since I was a little girl I have always wanted to help women. In my wildest dreams I never thought I would have started with their butts." The Spanx CEO made her $1 billion fortune on selling body-shaping underwear for women. In her pledge letter, Blakely said she wants most of her fortune to help give women around the world access to education and the resources to be successful. 2. George B. Kaiser "I suppose I arrived at my charitable commitment largely through guilt. I recognized early on that my good fortune was not due to superior personal character or initiative so much as it was to dumb luck." Kaiser made his $9.2 billion fortune in the oil, gas and banking industries and is currently the chairman of BOK Financial. He says he wants to help address the root causes of poverty and "reverse the generational cycle of poverty." 3. Vladimir Potanin "I also see it as a way to protect my children from the burden of extreme wealth, which may deprive them of any motivation to achieve anything in life on their own." Potanin is a Russian entrepreneur and oligarch who is ranked by Forbes as the richest man in Russia and the 60th-richest person in the world. He was once an employee of the USSR's foreign economic relations ministry and amassed a $14.5 billion fortune by buying up metal companies in as they were privatized. Potanin wrote that he wants his wealth to "support programs in the area of education, culture and philanthropy development," particularly in Russia. 4. Harold Hamm and Sue Ann Arnall After settling one of the most expensive divorces in U.S. history, Hamm and Arnall made separate commitments to contribute at least half of their fortunes to charity. While many pledgers said they wanted to give their fortunes away so that their children would understand the value of hard work, Arnall's children actually inspired her to sign the pledge. "[B]oth of my daughters have become even more adamant that I pursue this dream," wrote Arnall, who wants to support children with autism and those in foster care. In a separate letter, Hamm said he wants to donate the majority of his $11.5 billion fortune to diabetes research. 5. Manoj Bhargava "My choice was to ruin my son's life by giving him money or giving 90%+ to charity. Not much of a choice." Bhargava is the CEO of 5-Hour Energy. The former monk and college dropout made his fortune after developing energy shots in the early 2000's. His company has taken a hit in recent years since the FDA suggested in 2012 that the shots may have contributed to 13 deaths. But Bhargava has pledged to give at least half of his money to help causes in India, including water distribution to rural areas and reducing fossil fuel emissions. Source: cnnMoney article |
Guys in the house, what will you do if you find yourself in this kind of mess
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Politics everywhere, i posted this info 2-3weeks ago but it doesn't make front page but another dude post it within an hour, it make front page.......na wa for moderators oooooo |
Basildvalour:yes |
Etcetera: 8 Reasons Why Nigerian Churches Are Leading Christians To Hell Singer cum writer, Etcetera in his latest article kicks against Nigerian churches. According to him, many of the Churches in the country today are living a lie. To back up his claim, he highlighted eight reasons why the church is leading Christians astray. Read his latest article below: 1.There is almost no evidence whatsoever that the early church had their “services” on a Sunday. They gathered together ‘from house to house’ virtually every day! People did not dress up and “go to church.” There were no denominations or separate groups with different ‘labels.’ They lived their lives together – And the apostles in Jerusalem preached everyday at a huge open-air gathering, not “hidden away” inside four walls. Church buildings do not exist in the Bible. They were invented around 200-300 AD, when the church was in serious decline. Church buildings are anti-New Testament, and they bring with them a host of problems and traditions. It was when the church fell into the hands of Rome that this concept of the “cathedral” took over. And today, we are still spending millions building these beautiful monuments while the worshippers are starving. 2.The words “prosper” or ‘prosperity’ were NEVER used by Jesus at all – and only mentioned a few times in the entire New Testament. Yet our greedy pastors have built kingdoms upon them. The words – “sell what you have and give to the poor” and “deceitfulness of riches” and “you cannot serve God and mammon” and “woe to you that are rich” were DEFINITELY used by Jesus and the apostles, but you don’t hear them preached by your pastors, do you? 3. Tithing is not a New Testament practice at all. And it is being shamefully abused by today’s preachers. In the Old Testament, tithing was only applicable to Jews and to the land of Israel and that was at a time when a great number of them lived in Babylon, Ammon, Moab, Egypt and Syria. As a result of that, the land they occupied became tithe-able lands. Tithes were not acceptable from Gentiles’ lands. So my brothers and sisters, you need to ask your pastor why he is collecting tithes here in Nigeria. Also, the only people authorised to receive tithes were the Levites – (Hebrews 7:5). If your pastor is collecting tithe from you, ask him if he’s from the tribe of Levi. Even Jesus who was a Jew couldn’t collect tithes because he wasn’t from the tribe of Levi but from that of Judah. And if your pastor insists that being a worker in the lord’s vineyard qualifies him as a Levite, please remind him that Levites had no land and did not own properties. 4. The Jesus of today’s church is a “Father Christmas,” a Jesus who exists mainly for our own “happiness;” a Father Christmas who wants to rain down continual blessings upon us; a Jesus of grace and mercy without judgement, righteousness or truth. Our gross misrepresentation of who Jesus really is, is one of the most serious offences of today’s church. We worship a “plastic” Jesus – one that we have painted in our own image. What an offence to God. 5.What we have today are churches that are so loose that they excuse any sin or misconduct, including homosexuality and adultery. Aren’t we supposed to accept only the truth of God’s word? But instead, we have opted for a modern church that is socially based, smooth and sophisticated, and presented like a Nollywood movie with men and women of ogboni fraternity dressed in their occultic regalia occupying special seats during services. Something is wrong! 6.What happened to the strong calls for repentance that brought thousands down to the altar to repent and ask Jesus Christ to save their souls? This is the litmus test for Christianity; it is the essence of the Cross; it is the great commission that Jesus commanded us with. If your church is not winning souls, then it is like a barren woman, and it is a shame. Something is wrong! 7. What happened to the outpouring of the Holy Ghost? Do we even know what it means anymore to feel the presence of the Spirit of God descend on a service and fill up the room with holiness? Or we just love that party atmosphere and excitement when the choir plays a boogie-down song? Or we love to scream “ride on pastor” in the excitement we get when some charismatic preacher works the crowd? It’s been so long we’ve felt the presence of the Holy Spirit that we don’t know what it is anymore. Something is definitely wrong! 8.Lots of pastors are aware that there is something very wrong with the church today. They know there is little ‘fear of the Lord.’ They know there is no deep repentance or deep moving of the Holy Spirit |
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urgent respond is needed in ijebu ode now. a friend of mine went to ijebu ode local government to collect his PCV. to his surprise the policemen that are in the ijebu ode local government in Ogun state send him back to come and collect his PVC after the election...... it happen today Friday 27/3/2015. I think some politicians have buy the pvc |
I want to buy new foam/mattress and I want to know which brand is reliable and its durability. Because I priced vitafoam. Vincofoam 6*inches, which is 40k and tejufoam of same size is 42k. |
I need nairalanders help to unlock my airtel huawei modem. When i insert another sim e.g. Etisalat, the response i get is: sim/usim is not detected or valid Here are the details of the modem: model:E173u-2 imei:867749015404282. I browsed online for it and i get this code unlock code: 39898632 anybody that know how to unlock it should help me out. Thanks |
Abeg my people, is it not p-square and their brother sang 'do me i do you, man no go vex' don't dey understand the lyric when they are singing it........... |
slimthugchimee: What of pictures..that is how other religions body paid themselves to attack themselves.............didirin |
With sorrow and deep regret, i hereby need any able assistance from you all. I want to establish computer engineering workshop and i need three hundred and fifty thousand naira to start the business. All hope i have is from nairalanders. Kindly help me..... I'm not here to defraud you all. It's just that I've looked every where for assistance but to know avail. Here is my account number and name: gtbank account name: seneye jamiu b. Account number: 0050220350. God bless you all. |
The inventor of the Kalashnikov assault rifle, Mikhail Kalashnikov, has died aged 94, Russian officials say. The automatic rifle he designed became one of the world's most familiar and widely used weapons. Its comparative simplicity made it cheap to manufacture, as well as reliable and easy to maintain. Although honoured by the state, Kalashnikov made little money from his gun. He once said he would have been better off designing a lawn mower. Kalashnikov was admitted to hospital with internal bleeding in November. Mikhail Kalashnikov's 1947 design became the standard equipment of the Soviet and Warsaw pact armies. Versions were manufactured in several other countries, including China. With its distinctive curved magazine, the Kalashnikov became a revolutionary icon in the hands of militants and insurgents around the globe. When I met him in Paris, he proudly wore the insignia of a Hero of Socialist Labour on his jacket. He seemed perplexed at the extraordinary changes that had engulfed his country. He was sensitive to any criticism that his gun had caused countless casualties around the world. He told me he had simply designed the rifle to defend the Soviet Union. The uses to which it had been put elsewhere were nothing to do with him, he said. The Kalashnikov - which is still widely used today - will go down in history. If the name of Samuel Colt and his revolver is associated with the 19th Century, then the gun of the 20th Century is undoubtedly the Kalashnikov. He died on Monday in Izhevsk, the city where he lived 600 miles east of Moscow, an official there said.
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The General Overseer of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor W.F Kumuyi, has again warned members of the church against celebrating Christmas, saying the annual celebration of Christmas is idolatrous and unscriptural. The General Overseer of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor W.F Kumuyi, has again warned members of the church against celebrating Christmas, saying the annual celebration of Christmas is idolatrous and unscriptural. http://m.naij.com/news/54878.html |
Some years back in my ghetto, around 8pm, we are cooking melon soup which include ponmo and oku-eko fish. Other member of the family have gat their own share of the soup but i insist that i will wait for the soup to get thick before i will take my own share without knowing that i will not eat that night. We are cooking the soup in the backyard, one of my neighbour named yinka throw 3-rounds banger from the own house to my backyard in order to scared me and it was at that moment that i open the soup cover to stir it but the banger just pour straight inside the soup and i ain't know. In the next few seconds i just heard the loud bang 'GBOA' inside the soup. The cover flow away like parachute, the second GBOA, the fish and ponmo summersalut and scattered every where, the last GBOA was the last straw, the next thing i will see in the air is the pot of my dear soup rolling...........when my mother came back from the shop and we told her what happen, she instruct us to go and report yinka to his father. After explaining what happen to his father and yinka ascertained to it, his fathe just said nonchalantly to grab yinka and cook him for dinner.......we just left for our home and i sleep hungry on that day...........share your own banger experience here |
5 YEARS BURIAL ARRANGEMENT!!! If "ONLY" Nelson Mandela Was A Nigerian? I am beginning to think if South African's are not so creative? If Mandela be a Nigerian, Here are the things that will happen: 1] The corpse will stay in the morgue for 5 years to enable government prepare for "befitting" burial. 2] Government will set up burial planning committee with power to award contracts to construct new roads leading to Mandela's home town, construction of new airport, importation of bullet proof Ambulance that will carry the corpse, construction of new stadium for burial reception, new presidential jet, etc., 3) APC will protest extravagant waste of public funds. 4) The national Assembly will pass new budget to accommodate burial expenses. 5] There will be a national aso ebi (uniform) imported from Holland, USA e.t.c which will be made compulsory 4 every Nigerian to buy, sew and wear. 6] His Obituary will be appearing on this page, @JK.Kanubariyat/chop chop, requesting fans to show respect. 7] During the 5 years of mourning, Governors, traditional rulers, students bodies will struggle to book for appointments to visit and pay condolence to Mr President. 8] New slangs will emerge, for instance Yoruba greetings will start, e ku Madiba o, eku iku Mandela! 9] Our networks will produce new caller tunes...."to hear Mandela's last breath, press 1, to hear the last word he spoke, press 2,", etc. 10] New products will emerge, eg...Madiba zobo drink, Madiba pure water, Madiba magic soap/cream. 11] Our musicians ahh!!! 5 albums daily in praise of the icon! 12] New born babies will be named after him. 13] Pastors will start seeing vision of how Mandela met them and sent a message to the world through them!!! ALL IN A WAY TO EXTORT MONEY, MAKE NAME AND BE RELEVANT!!!!! Goodbye, Madiba! R.I.P. |
I'm not and i'll never be. May God help me not to be |
Are we men that cunny or cruel..... A lady came to my shop yesterday looking for flat screen monitor adaptor with a guy and i i told them that i don't have. The lady started crying heavily, saying that she won't leave my shop and if she gat home, her husband will kill her today..... I was totally dumbfounded that why, she said she will die in my shop than going home without the adaptor. I told the lady that men are not like that but the guy that followed her to my office said i ain't know are husband. But i sent them to another shop to search for it. After they left, i started wondering what kind of treatment the young lady might have been having since she marry her husband. And this lady is not up to 25years...... |
Did you know that i need 1 million naira to start my computer engineering work and selling of accessories......... |
She is no more romantic |
Ghanaian actress, Nadia Buari's mother, Hajia Buari has cursed Nollywood playboy Jim Iyke for leading her daughter on, making her believe he would settle down with her and then breaking her heart. Jim and Nadia have been posting romantic photos of them together and the couple appeared to be so in love until recently when Jim took to his twitter handle to announce that he had no plans of getting married soon and Nadia responded by deleting all their lovey-dovey photos on her instagram account. After the break-up news hit social media, Hajia according to a Ghanaian entertainment site said the couple were great together. "They were great together. They were like a couple and we thought they were heading for the altar. She was very connected to him." "She has talked to me about getting married and having children. She plans on settling down but not right now. She has to focus on her career. She went further to release curses on Jim Iyke saying he will suffer untold hardship. Angry Hajia Buari was quoted as saying, "That Nigerian boy will suffer for daring to break my baby's heart." Do you think Jim and Nadia will make up? |
Before that we have to stop all football players spitting on football pitch |
The 20,000 girls below the age of 18 who give birth every day in developing countries make them and the countries they live in to face economic disadvantages, a UN report said on Wednesday. The report said that it made them face much higher health risks than older mothers. Every year, 7.3 million children become mothers in developing countries, the UN Population Fund (UNFPA), said in its annual report that was launched in several cities, including Geneva. Some 70,000 mothers between 15 and 19 die from complications after birth each year. Having children at a young age prevents girls from entering the work force. If girls waited until the age of 20 before having babies, the gross annual income would be boosted by more than 7.7 billion dollars in India and 3.5 billion dollars in Brazil, the report found. At the same time UNFPA chief Babatunde Osotimehin stressed that poverty was an important cause of childhood pregnancies, along with discrimination against women. "Too often, society blames only the girl for getting pregnant,'' he said. "The reality is that adolescent pregnancy is most often not the result of a deliberate choice, but rather the absence of choices, and of circumstances beyond a girl's control." The report said Niger had the world's highest childhood pregnancy rate, with 51 per cent of women in their 20s reporting that they gave birth before turning 18. In Asia, Bangladesh has the highest rate at 40 per cent. In other regions, Nicaragua holds the record in Latin America at 28 per cent and Yemen in the Middle East at 25 per cent. The U.S. accounts for half of the annual 680,000 teenage pregnancies in industrialised countries, the UNFPA said. |
