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Phones / Re: WOW!! Check Out This Cool Stuff You Can Do With GOOGLE ALLO by Youpele52: 9:33pm On Sep 25, 2016 |
This is great. Google got this right |
Phones / Re: Infinix Hot Note X551 – Jim’s BIG Thing by Youpele52: 8:52pm On Sep 21, 2016 |
Chibaby87: It's N10,000. |
Phones / Re: Infinix Hot Note X551 – Jim’s BIG Thing by Youpele52: 2:52pm On Sep 13, 2016 |
anukeji: Thanks. How much is the battery? |
Phones / Re: Infinix Hot Note X551 – Jim’s BIG Thing by Youpele52: 1:23pm On Sep 13, 2016 |
Someone please help me I was charging my infinix hot note yesterday night all of a sudden it became very hot and switched off by itself, battery was at 54%. I left it to cool like i was advised. minutes later I turn it on it came on but the battery was at 3% I plugged it to the charger less than a minute it went off and never came on again What do you think is the problem with it and what should I do? |
Phones / Instagram Now Lets Anyone Moderate Comments: Here's How It Works by Youpele52: 9:20pm On Sep 12, 2016 |
Instagram lets celebrities moderate their comments on photos and videos, and now it's giving everyone else the same filtering tool. The Facebook-owned photo-sharing app initially released the ability to hide offensive and inappropriate comments to high-volume accounts, such as model Chrissy Teigen, who was notably very excited about the change, but it's finally giving all its 500 million users the same opportunity. In a blog post, CEO Kevin Systrom said, "All different types of people - from diverse backgrounds, races, genders, sexual orientations, abilities and more - call Instagram home, but sometimes the comments on their posts can be unkind ... So, today, we’re taking the next step to ensure Instagram remains a positive place to express yourself. The first feature we’re introducing is a keyword moderation tool that anyone can use." Here's everything we know about how Instagram's new keyword moderation tool works. When did Instagram start letting celebs moderate comments? It's unclear, but as you can see from Teigen's tweet, she's been allowed to moderate comments since at least early August 2016. Why is Instagram now letting all users moderate comments? According to Systrom, Instagram is working toward making the photo-sharing app "a safe place for self-expression", so it is committed to building features that safeguard the community, though he admitted tools aren’t "the only solution for this complex problem". How can you moderate comments on Instagram? In order to moderate comments on your Instagram posts, follow these steps: Mobile app Tap the gear icon on your profile. Tap Comments. You’ll then see a screen with a new Comments tool. It lets you list words you consider offensive or inappropriate. Comments with these words will be hidden from your posts. You can choose your own list of words or use default words Instagram has provided. Enable the Hide Inappropriate Comments option to hide keywords often reported as inappropriate. Alternatively, under the Custom Keywords section, manually enter words you consider offensive or inappropriate. Web On your profile from the web, click Edit Profile. Click Comments. You’ll then see a screen with a new Comments tool. It lets you list words you consider offensive or inappropriate. Comments with these words will be hidden from your posts. You can choose your own list of words or use default words Instagram has provided. Enable the Hide Inappropriate Comments option to hide keywords often reported as inappropriate. Alternatively, under the Custom Keywords section, manually enter words you consider offensive or inappropriate. Click Submit when finished. What happens when you moderate comments? After you've used Instagram's keyword moderation tool, you and your followers will no longer be able to see comments (on your own posts) that contain language you've deemed (or Instagram has deemed) offensive or inappropriate. Want to know more? http://blog.instagram.com Source: http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/138798-instagram-now-lets-anyone-moderate-comments-here-s-how-it-works
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Business / Re: Aliko Dangote Unveils SunTrust Bank, Nigeria’s First Fintech Bank by Youpele52: 9:08pm On Aug 24, 2016 |
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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: 50 Signs You Need To Start Your Own Business by Youpele52: 7:05pm On Aug 21, 2016 |
This is beautiful. |
Sports / Re: Tonye Solomon D-BOY Breaks Guinness World Record In Bayelsa (Photos) by Youpele52: 11:05pm On Aug 11, 2016 |
GudluckIBB: Yes he didn't build an Helipad in Bayelsa, I'm not sure he even constructed a meter of road in that state. But I'm absolutely sure he built built few strong institutions and strengthened a lot of institutions with not only sound economic policy that landed Nigeria as the greatest economy in Africa that your PMB with no economic policy has destroyed the economy. Yes PMB built an helipad in Daura. 1 Like |
Phones / Re: Etisalat Lunches Night Plan, How To Get 2GB With N200 by Youpele52: 10:56pm On Aug 08, 2016 |
It's dinner not lunch. |
Business / Comedian Basketmouth's Posts About CBN FX Policy by Youpele52: 4:59pm On Aug 05, 2016 |
Let us discuss (learn from one another about) the advantages and the disadvantages of the CBN foreign exchange policy. For mature and business minds only lalasticlala please push this to front page.
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Celebrities / Re: Nigerian Musicians, Bloggers And The GOLD Album Saga by Youpele52: 8:54am On Jul 28, 2016 |
Well penned |
Politics / B by Youpele52: 8:22pm On Jul 27, 2016 |
Celebrities / Re: Wizkid's Fans Gave Justine Skye Warning About breaking Wizkid's Heart by Youpele52: 9:07am On Jul 24, 2016 |
TV/Movies / Re: Nickelodeon Now Shows "Gay Couple" Series: Parents Take Note by Youpele52: 8:01am On Jul 24, 2016 |
Rayloverscrib: This is the real The Loud House https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Loud_House
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Education / Re: 2016 DELSU Departmental Cut Off Mark And Screening Score by Youpele52: 6:27pm On Jul 23, 2016 |
Celebrities / Re: Zahra Buhari: Adekunle Gold's Album A Hit by Youpele52: 6:25pm On Jul 23, 2016 |
Romance / Re: Photos: New Bride Admitted To Hospital After Two-hour Climax by Youpele52: 6:23pm On Jul 23, 2016 |
Literature / Re: "She" And "She Too" A #BBOG Inspired Poem Written By Youpele Michael by Youpele52: 5:16pm On Jul 23, 2016 |
"SHE TOO" written by Youpele Michael, is the 29th poem in my poetry collection FANTASY SEVENTY SEVENS. "She Too" is a sequel to the 28th poem in the collection. She Too https://www.wattpad.com/278111725-fantasy-seventy-sevens-29-she-too Metal spring bed shrilly shrieking, undulating with a rhythmical feeling Alternately dilating and shrinking, quasialternately, hopping and sinking In an almost dark camp tent, Being bathed by an hellish sun that's unpenitent. He pounced on me having cognizance I'd give no bump heads to his advance. He threw wide my legs, my skirt ascended. Graved my arms. Eyes squirts, my already dead innocence nailed again Lil adolescent mammary gland felt his frame He submerged his face, sucked and bit it Yet it was better than the torture I felt beneath My skin under wearing and tearing Warm liquid escaped. Voiceless wailing couldn't get into the hearing of any who would help, only to many other beasts who take turns. Different day, different beast, same mourn. My schoolmates who were prettier than I, have been bought off by suitors. Nigh and far, rich and poor, they came to buy. Those of us left, satisfy the beasts' appetite For hours I rumbled till he was done. Piehole already dumb, legs numb He left satisfied. Blood on the sheets My dream future on exile. Extinction no longer exist. To read the FANTASY SEVENTY SEVENS poetry collection. Goto https://www.wattpad.com/story/1600226-fantasy-seventy-sevens Cc Seun Lalasticlala Myndd44
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Literature / Re: "She" And "She Too" A #BBOG Inspired Poem Written By Youpele Michael by Youpele52: 5:08pm On Jul 23, 2016 |
Unknown gunman 1: Guna ta pa (translation: shoot them) Capturee 2: Run! I'll cover you up. Don't run straight. Run zig zag. Bullets glided through the dusty cloud Looking for its target, sprinting faster than its target The closest ones went by her left ear Raising her ear's temperature to 90 degrees She and he, didn't stop Usian Bolting Neither did the bullets stop pursuing One of the bullets knocked his backhead and took him straight to hades She couldn't notice, fear numbed four of her senses The sound of the bullets withered She was let alone for the desert to terminate her A heap of sand held her leg, introduced her to the earth Which kissed her effortlessly as she fell, 'til she had enough Motionless like a dead body, she remained for hours The sun waved her goodbye Evil birds crowed bye Ants crawled by Only the desert cold welcomed her. She dug and buried herself in the sand Slept for half a day and quarter The overheated sand ejected her from her selfmade sand blanket Half awake, she looked 0 to 360 degrees. No one human in sight, no tree, heavy sun, No animal visible, few birds flew across the sky Making attempt to turn her into their lunch She shoo them away, squeezed her stomach Reached out for an ant that bit her crushed it with her hand and ate it. So hungry. She felt droplets of blood on her school skirt It came from her left ear She held onto it, but it was almost falling off Screamed in agony as she tore it off She washed off the sand from it with her spittle Then she put it in her mouth. Chew and swallow. Some sense of satisfaction swept through her soul She lay back on the heated sand and napped Dusk and dawn again Sleep was never far away. When the sun was at its peak she felt a cold object It was like an oasis in a 49 degrees hell fire hot afternoon. This oasis moved around her body Cooling off the steam on her exposed skin Her eyes opened thankfully to see What her eyes saw took her off her feet She screamed, flung the snake Running, running running, running Her body ran and passed the baton to her soul, her soul ran and passed the baton to her spirit, her spirit ran and passed the baton to her body, The relay had no finish line She ran till she fell for exhaustion. She welded her eyes fearfully waiting the worse Seconds passed by, the snake didn't show up Minutes passed by, the snake didn't show up Hours passed by, the snake didn't show up She almost forgot what she was running away from. From a snake? From her abductors? From her burnt school and town? From her burnt family members? From her fear? Or from the worse that could happen after all these? Yesterday was her birthday The day before yesterday was very frightful It wiped off her memory Of her plans for her 14th birthday Her survival was more important than anything else. She opened her eyes, The moon watched in crescent amazement The light of the moon was less important than light she saw Glows of electric bulbs, hundred kilometers away She stood up fearlessly and began walking Towards the light. |
Literature / "She" And "She Too" A #BBOG Inspired Poem Written By Youpele Michael by Youpele52: 5:07pm On Jul 23, 2016 |
"She" written by Youpele Michael (on Nairaland and other social networks goes with the moniker Youpele52) Source: https://www.wattpad.com/270454897-fantasy-seventy-sevens-28-she Black rugged Toyota hilux 2013 model galloping Meandering through almost treeless Savannah Dust clouded the roaring hilux piggybacking Captured students whose school and town Were buried in flames. Fiery sun showed no mercy Flames puffed gloomy smoke as it swallowed the dead, living, and everything man-made Dust and gloomy smoke fought for airspace Perfume from the horror could scare death itself. Unknown gunman 1: Bu ka ju sata (translation: shut your mouth) Students sobering as they inhale a whiff of death each Mostly girls wept sore, tears raining cats and dogs Unknown gunman 2: Bruan kabrooka. Mo go lorita so ba vusha, saba saba. Matalaka bo jo ruka na ka Mandelaza zaman so a a a kuta (translation: don't mind this ingrates. We're doing you all real good taking you all from your parents, fake pastors and evil imams who don't know the real God.) Unknown gunman 1: A a a gra baka datphum blac yan Gramddela ma ma ma ma ven zit net li pak fi ti kili kan synagoguez, mosquez, acada, matata, kwakwa Jam jam, a a a blac mphthimi be fi to kili kwa (translation: you all should be thanking us for giving you freedom. Freedom from your oppressors. Those evil oppressors who have brainwashed you for years. Sing praises to God because he made this day possible for you all and that you're not among those girls and boys that were burnt inside churches, mosques, schools and market places) Unknown gunman 2: Bwa ba ya milik. Baraca tata fi malee mamme, si kili Yo jo tata fi gron bo lo makmak ki dili balatara jo go lo Ki koloko tit tot van darf zoom fadar. Fadar Ra ba zolo (translation: prepare your hearts you weaklings. From today you girls will be made women. And you boys be turned into real men according to the teaching of our holy prophets. You'll be taught how to make war for God, make unbelievers believers. Like what we're doing now.) Unknown gunman 1: Joom chum numbre? (translation: How many of them are here) Unknown gunman 3: u, dee, trac, qu, pen, see hep, okt, no, den, den-u, aplang den-dee, (translation: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11, and 12) Unknown gunman 1: Fadar Ra prysy. Zom fi kili kat mat reeree (translation: not bad, God be praised. More will be recruited into his just course. Praise God. All Unknown gunmen: Fadar Ra prysy (translation: God be praised.) Unknown gunman 4: Pada hili kumram dee-den (translation: the other hilux carried more than 20 each) Unknown gunman 1: Fada Ra prysy All Unknown gunmen: Fada Ra prysy Capturee 1: Malamala laka de fi kili meek real Fadar. Uu mas pas ta ug nam bu la ta Fadar ka ra (translation: I am a true worshipper of God, what you're practicing is not what the prophets taught. You evil people are bringing bad name to our religion. You're not God's soldiers) Of one the unknown gunmen's AK 47 barked Inserting its bullet which gave the little parroting boy A kiss of death, blood fountained from his skull Rained on the students, whose wailed shut the sun Unknown gunman 5: Paga lan Tara pon rutada We kan fi jo nude pant zi look bozo saba ata (translation: we'll kill as many as, that will try to escape or talk ill of this righteous course that all of you will be part of soon) Dusk, but the sun seem to smiling at 'em still Fear enveloped all the students who're sobering still, silently. Cold winds waved the hilux sideways Tyres screeching, gearbox neighing, Hearts racing faster than the hilux in a dash {Speaking faintly in pigin English} Capturee 2: they're not looking at us but the front road. Let's move with our buttocks towards that opening. Then we'll jump out together. She: hmmm hmmm {fearfully nodding her head in agreement} They both put their lives in their butt Joggle 'em, moving slowly, butt by butt Mopping streams of blood as they move on their butt It took a century to get to the tailgate of the hilux Both hands tied but feet loosed, he rolled off the hilux, she did the same but broke her wrist He hurriedly untied her feet and hands She removed the her blind fold and they both Usian Bolted....
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Politics / Re: "Oloibiri" Where Nigeria's Crude Oil Was 1st Discovered And Drilled(photos) by Youpele52: 4:50pm On Jul 23, 2016 |
BLOOD OIL by P.E.L.E. (Youpele Michael) Rap song originally written in 2012 on Kanye West's "Diamonds From Sierra Leone" instrumental. {Chorus} Diamonds are forever, Put the oil in the sky and see if it rains Diamonds are forever Bring your bucket outside and feel our pains (fetch it) Forever ever? Forever ever? Ever, ever? Ever, ever? Ever, ever? Ever, ever?...... {Verse 1} Now take your toes to Oloibiri and see it first See the blessing as real as the curse It is so damn real nothing to rehearse Something like a plague, like AIDS in my purse Leprosy, cancer, doc I need a cure Can't drink of this cup, the water is far from pure The fish in the river pray to fly like birds If you sail on this river it's like you sail dirts Yeah, I have to speak my thoughts So loud in my head I had to turn the volume off I'm breaking out this prison Scofield is small Oloibiri ain't Smallville but enough is enough That's the first place oil ever came forth That's the first place oil money came from Never known for a second just what they take off Nothing to write about poorly abandon {Chorus} Diamonds are forever, Put the oil in the sky and see if it rains Diamonds are forever Bring your bucket outside and feel our pains (fetch it) Forever ever? Forever ever? Ever, ever? Ever, ever? Ever, ever? Ever, ever?...... {Verse 2} I don't know too many things to rap about I don't have too many things to brag about We got blood in the oil that's what I'm about "Blood oil" that's the title of Oil from the south Groundnut pyramids was by ownership No one from the south even own a ship When the cake was shared we don't own a shit When the crumb is through we go for our bits When it comes to cocoa same was done, We're one, but not after the 1960's Ask those in 50's, 60 and above, they'll tell you everything was good before their gimmicks So here's my remix Good if you listen to every word I spit I spit in my lyrics Before your critics Talk is cheap I rather speak my mind than play your mimics You're welcome to earth, I don't go to Mars If I am Labgaja I rather die in my mask We pray to get better, we're getting worse Even a day old is corrupt in his goddamn heart And it goddamn hurt, the future is blind The metaphor, is something we go really mental for After the war, Biafra did loss, But Isaac Boro fight is what I'm for After oil was discovered cake cutting change No more ownership, I guess they're derange It's now by mass and maths of population Hell with what they thought and the whole of this nation Their policy is depredation, It's our time with the resource, but on the bench on probation What is strength with the feeling of hibernation? They've ruled on us like Mubarak to his nation After much struggles and militancy We got our Obama on this Democracy Resource control that's what we're wanting Fuel subsidy? Oh! That's just nothing As long as it betters our people And put us on top like pigeon and eagle You need my sequel, Boko Haram is really evil You can't islamize this country are y'all sickos Source: https://www.wattpad.com/267460915-fantasy-seventy-sevens-26-blood-oil 1 Like
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Health / Re: What You Need To Know About Mosquitoes Bite by Youpele52: 11:56am On Jul 13, 2016 |
Was loving the article till I got to #9. Really? Every known disease originated from Africa. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Mass Burial Of 9 Nimbo Victims Of Fulani Herdsmen Killings by Youpele52: 3:24pm On Jun 17, 2016 |
shugacaneman: Stop using opera mini. This same page displays on chrome, uc and Firefox browsers. |
Webmasters / Re: Top Nigerian Tech Websites And Their Net Worth by Youpele52: 4:12pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
Phones / Re: How To Open Store With Konga And Make Money by Youpele52: 6:30pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Interesting. I'm following. Eyes glued |
Education / Re: A Nigerian Emerged As The Best Medical Graduate In A Russian University by Youpele52: 7:42pm On Jun 11, 2016 |
Love Yours |
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