naijaboiy:

But who gave him the moral right to condemn people who use their hard earned money to buy what they want?

It's better to buy a fake item with your hard earned money and pose for the gram than actually deceive or steal people's hard earned money so you can buy real stuff to post for the gram.

We all know who the hypocrite and big thief is.

So those that buy or make their pirated CDs don't use their "hard earned money"?

Hushpuppi is right it's just a case of the right message from the wrong messenger.

Don't forget saudarna would have greeted any 1st class Emir from the north same way

They all still pay less than 100k per month for entry level staff. No big real in their payment then

All this is promotional, 1960bet that hardly pay winnings and their agent always asking for percentage cut before they payout. Their betshops is technically dead in ikorodu and environs.

That's half the truth, the other half is that she wants to use it to create sensation so as to ease her rise in her chosen career.

Mrkelv:


My source : http://www.androidnigeria.com.ng/iphone-6-vs-tecno-camon-c8-camera-showdown/

Cc : Lalasticlala

Until it comes out this pix can't be relied on

HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS of Android phones could be hacked with a text that does not even need to be opened, according to a mobile security company.
Researchers at Zimperium have dubbed the attack “Stagefright” and claimed it could access 95 per cent of Android devices, an estimated 950 million around the world, although Google said no one had been affected.Joshua Drake, the vice president of platform research and exploitation, said that a target’s mobile number is the only thing needed to launch the hack, which could theoretically hit anyone from government officials to company executives.
Stagefright arrives in a modified file delivered in an unremarkable MMS, which can bypass Android security to execute remote code and potentially allow access to files, storage, cameras and microphones.

https://streetizens./2015/08/06/a-simple-text-can-hack-your-android-phone/

AN ABANDONED AIRPORT in central Spain have been auctioned out at the price of €10,000, 100,000 times less than it cost to build.
Ciudad Real airport, located 235km south of Madrid, was meant to be an alternative to Madrid’s Barajas airport.
It cost more than €1bn to build. It opened in 2008 but went bankrupt and closed in 2012. A group of international investors has won a bankruptcy auction for the airport.
The Chinese-led consortium of investors that won the bid, Tzaneen International, says it wants to make the airport an entry point into Europe for Chinese companies.


https://streetizens./2015/07/24/abandoned-airport-in-central-spain-sold-for-e10000/

HERE ARE SOME TIPS TO guide us in our SECURITY CONSCIOUSNESS.
This is the time we live in; we must learn to deal with it by God’s Grace.
1. Number tag of a real policeman must be six digits, less than six, is fake.
2. Only female police officers have their numbers begin with “0”, any policeman with number beginning with “0” is fake.
3. Every policeman’s name tag is woven to the shirt, no more removable name tags.
4. A distinction between the normal policeman and the SPY (supernumerary) police personnel, is that a SPY number must be either three or four digits with the word “SPY” boldly inscribed on their uniform shoulder.
Please, at night be vigilant, always roll-up your windows in traffic, central lock your doors, be double sure they are true policemen, if they are not, be strong and
speed off. Never get frightened.
Be watchful, they are everywhere; educate your family members,neighbours, and
friends.
GOD Almighty will continue to protect us.


https://streetizens./2015/07/24/safety-tips-on-how-to-identify-a-fake-nigerianpolice-at-a-glance/

A beer company was hiring a taster, someone to taste
the beers before selling out.
So they placed adverts and one afternoon, a dirty, rough
looking man walked into the manager's office
asking to be employed.
The manager tried to figure out how he could drive this
man away but couldn't come up with an idea,
so he decided to give the man a trial. He ordered his
secretary to give the man a glass of wine. He took a sip
and said, "It's red wine, a muscat, three years old,
grown on a north slope, matured in steel containers."
"That's correct!" The manager exclaimed, "Well give him
another one lets see."
So he was given. He took a sip again and said, "It's red
wine, cabernet, eight years old, southwestern slope, oak
barrels."
"Incredible!" said the manager.
Now the manager went closer to the secretary and
whispered to her saying, "Go get some of your urine
in a cup let's see if he will get that."
So the man was given the cup of urine. He took a sip,
turned to the manager and said, "Female urine,
26 years old, 2 weeks pregnant and if I'm not given this
job, sir, I will tell your wife who is responsible
for the pregnancy!....the manager fainted.

THE FOLLOWING TIPS ON how to start your own business was given by Sir Richard Branson on the Virgin website. So here are is advice;
Starting a business can be difficult and daunting. Having launched hundreds of companies, in countries all over the globe, I have a fair amount of experience in this space. After four decades I still don’t know everything, nor do I think there is only one way to do things, however I have some pointers to help you on your journey. Here are my top tips on how to start a business…

1) Be curious
To be an entrepreneur means to be curious and interested in every aspect of life. If you throw yourself into life, you will quickly make observations about what is missing from the world, or what needs improving. Insatiable curiosity is one of the most important qualities an entrepreneur can possess.
2) Find your idea
Most of the best ideas come out of personal frustrations. It was through frustration that we founded Virgin Atlantic. The job of an entrepreneur is to see opportunities where others see obstacles. Hone in on the challenges, turn them into opportunities, find solutions, and bridge the gap. There are so many industries, categories and sectors out there that are ripe for disruption, just waiting for the right idea to revolutionise them.
3) Be passionate
There is a very thin dividing line between success and failure when starting out in business and you will fall on the wrong side of this line if you don’t have passion. If you are not passionate about your idea, product or service you will not find success. It’s that simple. Passion will keep your eyes on the prize and head in the game. Most people ought to be able to become entrepreneurs and start businesses if they are passionate about something.
Read the rest Here

https://streetizens./2015/07/12/tips-on-how-to-start-your-own-business/

SNOWFLAKE WAS captured in the Rio Muni region in Equatorial Guinea on October 1, 1966 by Benito Mañé, an ethnic Fang farmer. Mañé had killed the rest of Snowflake’s gorilla group (who were normal in color). Mañé then kept Snowflake at his home for four days before transporting him to Bata, where he was purchased by primatologist Jordi Sabater Pi .
Originally named “Nfumu Ngui” in Fang language (“white gorilla”) by his captor, he was then nicknamed “Floquet de Neu” (Catalan for “little snowflake” ) by his keeper Jordi Sabater Pi .Upon his arrival to Barcelona in November 1966, he was given an official reception by the then Mayor of Barcelona , Josep Maria de Porcioles and called “Blancanieves” (” Snow White “) in the newspaper Tele/Exprés . But he became famous with the name given to him by Sabater when
National Geographic Magazine featured him on the cover in March 1967, with the English name Snowflake. This name spread among the press (Stern ,
Life , Paris-Match ). Sabater himself called the gorilla “Copi” or “Floquet”, and in the later years “Nfumu”. He was also known as “Little Buttercup”, and as the “Vanilla Gorilla”.
At first, the Barcelona Zoo was not aware that Snowflake was a unique specimen. They sent a message to Sabater Pi saying, “Please send more white gorillas.” The zoo later hoped to produce a genetic strain and an entire family group of white gorillas through
selective breeding. The Barcelona Zoo had a protocol in place to have Snowflake’s testicles harvested, upon his death, and placed in the frozen zoo so as to reserve the option of having more offspring from him in the future. Snowflake’s genes would have been considered particularly valuable because he was wild caught, and therefore one of the genetic founders to the captive population of Western Lowland gorillas, which are endangered, and are being managed by AZA SSP / EEP captive breeding programs for wildlife conservation.
In 1986 the Barcelona Zoo enlisted British zoo veterinarian David Taylor to collect sperm from Snowflake for artificial insemination. Although the attempt was unsuccessful, the story was carried by newspapers the world over.

https://streetizens./2015/07/12/snowflakes-meet-the-world-first-and-only-albino-gorilla/

FROM HERE WAKING UP to the moment she returns to her bed at night, the british Queen is always on duty as the head of state and the commonwealth. This is how a typical day of the Queen looks like
7.30a.m
The Queen is woken up by a chamberlain bringing her morning tea. As she enjoys her tea she listens to BBC radio 4’s news and politics show, Today.
8.30a.m
Takes breakfast with her husband, Prince Philip, mostly cornflakes or porridge.
9.30a.m
The Queen meets her private secretary for a briefing on the day’s events.
1.00p.m
If the Queen is still in the Palace by this time, she takes her lunch ( she prefers to do this alone, but sometimes calls one of her children to join her)
2.30p.m
If the weather is friendly, she takes a walk in the palace garden. during this walk, everyone is expected to make themselves scarce except the palace gardener.
3.00p.m
The rest of the evening is dedicated to the Queen’s social duties. She oversees almost 620 organisations and charities as a patron which she uses this time of the day for but in the summer this time is dominated by preparations for the famous garden parties in the palace ground.
6.30p.m (Wednesdays only)
She holds her weekly private audience with the current Prime Minister to discuss the state of affairs of the state. The meetings Audience is just the Queen and the PM and details of the discussion has never been known by any other person outside of the two. Tony Blair is the only PM in history to have cancelled a royal briefing.
7.30p.m
When her husband returns from his own business and the couple enjoy a drink together in their private apartments. After this she is left alone to dine in front of the television. After dinner, she indulges herself in her penchant for crime writers or attempt the notorious difficult crossword in the British Sunday Times newspaper .
11.00p.m
She retires to bed even though her light often stays on for another hour while she sifts through the last of the day’s paperwork, traditionally brought to her in a series of red boxes.


https://streetizens./2015/06/13/british-queen-typical-daily-dairy/

FROM HERE WAKING UP to the moment she returns to her bed at night, the british Queen is always on duty as the head of state and the commonwealth. This is how a typical day of the Queen looks like
7.30a.m
The Queen is woken up by a chamberlain bringing her morning tea. As she enjoys her tea she listens to BBC radio 4’s news and politics show, Today.
8.30a.m
Takes breakfast with her husband, Prince Philip, mostly cornflakes or porridge.
9.30a.m
The Queen meets her private secretary for a briefing on the day’s events.
1.00p.m
If the Queen is still in the Palace by this time, she takes her lunch ( she prefers to do this alone, but sometimes calls one of her children to join her)
2.30p.m
If the weather is friendly, she takes a walk in the palace garden. during this walk, everyone is expected to make themselves scarce except the palace gardener.
3.00p.m
The rest of the evening is dedicated to the Queen’s social duties. She oversees almost 620 organisations and charities as a patron which she uses this time of the day for but in the summer this time is dominated by preparations for the famous garden parties in the palace ground.
6.30p.m (Wednesdays only)
She holds her weekly private audience with the current Prime Minister to discuss the state of affairs of the state. The meetings Audience is just the Queen and the PM and details of the discussion has never been known by any other person outside of the two. Tony Blair is the only PM in history to have cancelled a royal briefing.
7.30p.m
When her husband returns from his own business and the couple enjoy a drink together in their private apartments. After this she is left alone to dine in front of the television. After dinner, she indulges herself in her penchant for crime writers or attempt the notorious difficult crossword in the British Sunday Times newspaper .
11.00p.m
She retires to bed even though her light often stays on for another hour while she sifts through the last of the day’s paperwork, traditionally brought to her in a series of red boxes.