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Google has just reveal it latest android version, dubbed Android Oreo. with lot of rumors and speculations that have been making rounds on the internet when the company reveal the first letter 'O' some months back. Android Oreo Features Various developers editions and Google I/O announcements have already reveal the major features of Android Oreo. Some of the major Android Oreo features are highlighted below: > Android Oreo > Notifications Channels > Picture-in-Picture (PiP) mode > LDAC Bluetooth audio codec support > Adaptive icons > Notification Dots for icons > Smart text selection > New Autofill APIs > WiFi Aware support to improve communication with nearby WiFi devices. Swift moves, behind the scenes 2x faster: Get started on your favorite tasks more quickly with 2x the boot speed when powering up* *boot time as measured on Google Pixel Background limits: Android Oreo helps minimize background activity in the apps you use least, it's t

FAMILY. In the late 1970s, shortly after the civil war and early 1980s, a permanent drought ravaged the entire African Sahel. This led to the deaths of thousands. Thousands more emigrated from one region to another freely despite existing inter state borders. It is in this context of crisis that Nigerian populations begin to occupy certain Cameroonian and Chadian islands arising as a result of the drying up of Lake Chad.  But we must realise that for those living in this area, the lines demarcating both countries by Britannia were arbitrary as far as they were concerned. The inhabitants have coexistenced for generations, and were for the most part family. If the settlers, especially Chadian populations live in peace, sharing their useful land and somehow endorsing Nigerian domination? Can we really speak of fixed boundaries in this doubly unstable region? Shortly thereafter, successive military administrators of Borno State supported this occupation by establishing its domination ov

Just sharing: ...... * Hiroshima returned to what it was economically before the Atomic Bomb was dropped. * Japan prevents the use of Mobile Phones in trains, restaurants and indoors. * For First to Sixth Primary Year Japanese students must learn ethics in dealing with people. * Even though one of the richest people in the World, the Japanese do not have servants. The parents are responsible for the house and children. * There is no examination from the First to the Third Primary Level because the goal of education is to instill Concepts and Character building. * If you go to a buffet restaurant in Japan you will notice people only eat as much as they need without any waste because food must not be wasted. * The rate of delayed trains in Japan is about 7 seconds per year!! The Japanese appreciate the value of Time and are very punctual to Minutes and Seconds. * Ch

If you want to keep your virginity till marriage or stay off sex completely till you get married, beware of these lines or men will pass you from bed to bed like football. Innocent ladies including naive married women usually fall into sexual traps through these lines: 1. YOU ARE TOO FRIGID: They tell you to loosen up, learn to hug, learn to give a "godly" brother a peck on the cheek. You should socialize and be more friendly. It's a bait to make you loose your guard little by little and they keep asking for more till they eventually have sex with you and dump you neat! Which useless hug does he want, for what reason? If he wanna hug, he should hug his mother, sisters, male friends or wife! Some men know virtually the breast size of all the females around them by hugging tightly and feeling what they should not feel! If you need to hug and peck, go hug and peck fellow females sisters! Not hugging guys doesn't mean you are frigid, don't let any guy deceive you!

Gani Fawehinmi was the best legal mind of his time in Africa but he was not even the best in the University days, truthfully, he had ordinary pass in his Law degree, not even a third class degree. He could be classified as "let my people go" in those days. After Gani left the University and passed his Law school , there was nothing ordinary again in his life, he was the best in everything he touched. He wrote lots legal books and journals in Nigeria. He visited Courts more than those who made First class in the same school with him or those who became SAN before him. Gani's presence in any court was a big news to the Press and the nation, he was delightful and reassuring to watch, he spoke the language of his profession like an angel and every judge knew him as a man of integrity. Gani was the most honorable lawyer Nigeria ever produced, to most Nigerians particularly the poor and middle class,he was their hope, and epitome of graceful expectations of how to pro

In 1948, Mr. Ivor Cummings, a distinguished African-Caribbean national and a top official of the Colonial Office in London was scheduled to pay an official visit to Nigeria. Naturally, his first port of call was Lagos, then our capital. Accommodation was reserved for him at the Bristol Hotel, Martin Street, Lagos, then owned and managed by expatriates. Apparently, the hotel authorities thought, from the name Cummings, that he was a white Anglo-Saxon. But they were shocked when he presented himself at the reception to find that he was black. He was refused a room at the hotel on that ground. One witness to the incident was a Warri-based Sierra Leonean legal luminary called T. E. Nelson-Williams. He deeply resented the action of the hotel management but was helpless in the circumstances. It was a hot and humid afternoon and Nelson-Williams left for the Grand Hotel (now defunct), on Broad Street by Odunlami Street, Lagos, to rendezvous with friends for an afternoon drink. There, he me