NewStats: 3,261,536 , 8,174,284 topics. Date: Thursday, 29 May 2025 at 02:45 PM 4d2gb

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izzyfizzy07:
get some GMAT materials online and practice well

GMAT?
Am told its Verbal Reasoning, Numerical Reasoning, Dragnet kind of test

izzyfizzy07:
the site is back on now... I guess it doesn't work on weekends

OK. Could you help with the right materials for it?

izzyfizzy07:
the link is displaying one Microsoft website when i click on it

Can I see

xreal:
9.2billion for stoves?

Are those really stoves or bricks?

Its a modern stove called "brick-stoves", Whatever you put on it, is done in 5 minutes.

izzyfizzy07:
how did you go about your own

They sent an e-mail powered by Dragnet requesting you to complete your profile through a link included in the email by inserting a current port photo and print out. That's all.

izzyfizzy07:
Who has been able to print his/her port and print from FOT

Haven't you done that... please I need the materials for test

LegitBoyy:
can you help with the application link please?

Its long close.

Abeg, who have access to the Chevron Nigeria internship test past questions. Like seriously need them?

AnitaReszka:
Dermalmd Skin Lighter serum is best way to get rid of black sports on face It has really helped reduce the dark spots from my face.

Hello

[email protected]
Am interested to have a Copy Of Nigeria's Current Affairs Past Questions And Answers.
Thank you.

Abeg, do you have the Chevron Internship screening test exercise past questions?

I pray let us not come and have young guys that will be thinking like old men... Solution: Just vote me in and go and sleep.

Abeg, check well if you will see your mother or your sister or your relative. Save a Soul.

From www.livescores.com

The Super Eagles are the least ranked side in their group and the 31-year-old believes it will only reduce the pressure on the squad
Nigeria captain John Obi Mikel has said that the team is 'more than happy' with their status as 'underdogs' going into the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
According to the Fifa Ranking, the Super Eagles are ranked 47th in the World and have been zoned in Group D along with fifth-placed Argentina, and Iceland, currently occupying the 18th spot.
However, the Tianjin Teda midfielder is unperturbed with the standings as he believes that the squad can spring up surprises in Russia just as they did by qualifying for the global tournament.

"Honestly, people didn't expect us to qualify but we are off to Russia and now it's all about the rankings," Mikel told BBC Sport.

"When you look at the group I'd say we are more than happy for people to write us off and very happy to be the underdogs.
"It takes the pressure off the shoulders of our young squad and we can go about our World Cup with humility, which is perfectly fine.
"Football is played on the pitch and not by rankings or permutations.
"We've got a blend of experience and a young squad playing without fear but with ion, which is good for us on the road to Russia."
On Monday, the three-time African champions lock horns with DR Congo before they confront England on June 2 and Czech Republic four days later.
"We have friendlies against DR Congo, England and Czech Republic that will help us finalise our World Cup preparations,” he continued.
"From the first game at the World Cup our target would be to keep progressing as a team and take it from there."
Nigeria open their World Cup campaign on June 16 with a tie against Croatia.

All these features and app are on Tecno k7

the clickbank issues for Nigerian how can you solve that

one word for the man: SHINING STAR

All these words you guys have written aren't in any dictionary na... Look at this word: Bzimslique

All these words you guys have written aren't in any dictionary na... Look at this word: Bzimslique

Cr7sBabe:
Despite it all, not classy, not sexy

Are you classy, sexy

I don't understand, I never heard she was married... what about the husband.

MrsNwaAmaikpe:


Just look at the three of them....simple and modest in their dressing. No extravagance or show-off even with their wealth....


This goes to proof that he who labours for his money will definitely not spend lavishly but frugally.

Look at those who loot our treasury and compare their lifestyle with these men.


i personally have a crush on Dangote....fate may make our path cross someday and i will have his baby

When you have good money your tired of making noise, as in what for!

Allylic:
yes..

Is not good, we are many

Can you add me to your WhatsApp group?

Allylic:
I'm so happy for him...very young defender

Is it only him you can see

computergeek:
Chewing watermelon seeds ain't easy. Rather tell us how to make the watermelon seed oil which you said freshens skin and hair. I bet it can also be licked and drank.

Your exposé would have been a lot more practicable, but nice one anyways.

you too like oil.

Tammy Abraham has been left out of England's World Cup squad by Gareth Southgate.

The striker will be watching the tournament in Russia from his sofa this summer.

They can't even recognize the man, hmmmm... this life eh!

Is it a complete movie as I see its 73mb?

Facebook axed 583 million fake s in the first three months of 2018, the social media giant said Tuesday, detailing how it enforces “community standards” against sexual or violent images, terrorist propaganda or hate speech.

Responding to calls for transparency after the Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal, Facebook said those closures came on top of blocking millions of attempts to create fake s every day.
Despite this, the group said fake profiles still make up 3-4 percent of all active s.
It claimed to detect almost 100 percent of spam and to have removed 837 million posts assimilated to spam over the same period.

Facebook pulled or slapped warnings on nearly 30 million posts containing sexual or violent images, terrorist propaganda or hate speech during the first quarter.
Improved technology using artificial intelligence had helped it act on 3.4 million posts containing graphic violence, nearly three times more than it had in the last quarter of 2017.

In 85.6 percent of the cases, Facebook detected the images before being alerted to them by s, said the report, issued the day after the company said about 200 apps had been suspended on its platform as part of an investigation into misuse of private data.
The figure represents between 0.22 and 0.27 percent of the total content viewed by Facebook’s more than two billion s from January through March, "In other words, of every 10,000 content views, an estimate of 22 to 27 contained graphic violence,” the report said.
Responses to rule violations include removing content, adding warnings to content that may be disturbing to some s while not violating Facebook standards; and notifying law enforcement in case of a “specific, imminent and credible threat to human life”.

Improved IT also helped Facebook take action against 1.9 million posts containing terrorist propaganda, a 73 percent increase. Nearly all were dealt with before any alert was raised, the company said.

It attributed the increase to the enhanced use of photo detection technology.
Hate speech is harder to police using automated methods, however, as racist or homophobic hate speech is often quoted on posts by their targets or activists.
– Sarcasm needs human touch –
“It may take a human to understand and accurately interpret nuances like… self-referential comments or sarcasm,” the report said, noting that Facebook aims to “protect and respect both expression and personal safety”.
Facebook took action against 2.5 million pieces of hate speech content during the period, a 56 increase over October-December. But only 38 percent had been detected through Facebook’s efforts — the rest flagged up by s.

The posts that keep the Facebook reviewers the busiest are those showing adult nudity or sexual activity — quite apart from child pornography, which is not covered by the report.
Some 21 million such posts were handled in the period, a similar number to October-December 2017.
That was less than 0.1 percent of viewed content — which includes text, images, videos, links, live videos or comments on posts — Facebook said, adding it had dealt with nearly 96 percent of the cases before being alerted to them.

Facebook has come under fire for showing too much zeal on this front, such as removing images of artwork tolerated under its own rules.
In March, Facebook apologised for temporarily removing an advert featuring French artist Eugene Delacroix’s famous work “Liberty Leading the People” because it depicts a bare-breasted woman.

Facebook’s head of global policy management Monika Bicket said the group had kept a commitment to recruit 3,000 more staff to lift the numbers dedicated to enforcing standards to 7,500 at the start of this year.