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[Kevoh De'Mulerty Jnr 🏄‍♂️ @kevinmulati001]

A woman will never apologize in her head your reaction is the crime...

[Kevoh De'Mulerty Jnr 🏄‍♂️ @kevinmulati001]

I hope one day you understand this...Watch and Listen

[Glorious God @GloriousGod01]

Before you spend your money on any laptop, here are things most people never check until it is too late:

1. Refurbished is not the same as fairly used: Refurbished laptops have been professionally restored and tested. Fairly used laptops are second hand with unknown history. Both can be good buys but they are not the same thing. Know which one you are getting.

2. SSD beats HDD every time
A laptop with a Solid State Drive opens in seconds. A laptop with a Hard Disk Drive takes forever to boot and slows down over time. Always confirm which storage type you are getting before you pay. SSD is non-negotiable in 2026.

3. Check the processor generation
Intel Core i5 or i7 from the 10th generation upward is a solid range. Anything below 8th generation is outdated. For AMD, Ryzen 5 or Ryzen 7 is the equivalent. The generation tells you more about performance than the brand name.

4. Battery life on the spec sheet is a lie: Manufacturers test battery life under ideal conditions that never match real world use. A laptop claiming 10 hours typically delivers 5 to 6 hours under normal usage. Check independent reviews before you trust any battery claim.

5. Confirm the display resolution: 720p displays look washed out and cheap in 2026. Go for 1080p Full HD minimum. If you work with graphics, photos, or video, push for 1440p or higher.

6. Check the ports before you buy: Many slim laptops sacrifice ports for aesthetics. If you need HDMI, USB-A, an SD card slot, or an ethernet port, confirm they are physically on the laptop before buying. Buying adapters and dongles after the fact is expensive and annoying.

7. Warranty is not optional: Always confirm the warranty period and what it covers before you pay. A one year warranty minimum from a verified seller. Avoid laptops sold without any warranty documentation.

8. RAM matters more than the brand name: A 4GB RAM laptop will frustrate you in 2026. Minimum 8GB for smooth everyday use. 16GB if you are into design, video editing, coding, or running multiple apps at once. Do not let anyone sell you 4GB and call it a good deal.

The best laptop is not always the most expensive one. It is the one that matches what you actually need it for.

Above all, love God.

[carter🌚 @carter8f]

“I audited NNPC payments and found $49B missing. I wrote the President GEJ, but he didn’t respond. 4 months later, Obasanjo got the letter and gave the media. GEJ called a secret meeting, accounted for $29B but couldn’t explain $20 B. He then suspended me.”

—Sanusi II

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

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[SparkED @Afghan_Engineer]

Star (Y): One end of each winding is connected together.
It provides a neutral point and reduces winding voltage to V/√3.

Delta (Δ): Windings form a closed loop. Each winding receives the full line voltage.

Star = lower winding voltage.
Delta = full line voltage.

[AGRITECH @AGRITECHX]

> WHY DID NOBODY TEACH US THIS EARLIER? 😂🔧

Some problems look expensive… until someone finds the simplest solution. 😭
Which one of these hacks actually surprised you? 👀

I’d definitely try #2. 😂

[𝘿𝙚𝙨𝙞𝙧𝙚 𝘾𝙤𝙙𝙚 @desirecode_]

What men actually need from you

[Learn Computer @learn_computerx]

PC frozen or running slow? Don’t waste money on new hardware. Fix it in just 1 minute

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Geometry drawings.

[📹 geometryriddles]

[Taha Alasemi | طه العاصمي @tahaalasemi]

Why Can a Loose Connection Burn Without Tripping a Breaker?

[IG: sirfolajomi @sirfolajomi]

Understanding Your C of O: The 99-Year Lease Explained

[GrowAIHub @GrowAIHub]

You're seeing these terms everywhere on X but don't know what half of them mean.

Here's the full dictionary:

1. GOAT — Greatest Of All Time
2. POV — Point Of View
3. FOMO — Fear Of Missing Out
4. YOLO — You Only Live Once
5. LOL — Laugh Out Loud
6. OMG — Oh My God
7. WTF — What The Fuck
8. IDK — I Don't Know
9. TBH — To Be Honest
10. NGL — Not Gonna Lie
11. IMO — In My Opinion
12. FR — For Real
13. IYKYK — If You Know, You Know
14. TL;DR — Too Long; Didn't Read
15. SMH — Shaking My Head
16. ICYMI — In Case You Missed It
17. BRB — Be Right Back
18. BTW — By The Way
19. DM — Direct Message
20. IRL — In Real Life
21. RN — Right Now
22. LMK — Let Me Know
23. ASAP — As Soon As Possible
24. JK — Just Kidding
25. NVM — Never Mind
26. LMAO — Laughing My Ass Off
27. AFK — Away From Keyboard
28. FYP — For You Page
29. BFF — Best Friends Forever
30. TMI — Too Much Information
31. W — Win / Winning
32. L — Loss / Losing
33. RATIO — Reply gets more engagement
34. MID — Average / Not impressive
35. SUS — Suspicious
36. BET — Okay / Agreed
37. BASED — Confidently holding a view
38. NO CAP — No lie
39. CAP — A lie
40. RIZZ — Charm / Game
41. SLAY — Did something impressively well
42. ATE — Did something extremely well
43. FIRE — Excellent
44. COOKED — In trouble / Finished
45. LET HIM COOK — Let someone continue
46. DELULU — Delusional
47. VIRAL — Spreading rapidly online
48. MEME — Shareable internet joke/idea
49. CLICKBAIT — Designed to make you click
50. GOATED — Extremely great
51. STAN — Super fan
52. FLEX — Show off
53. AMA — Ask Me Anything
54. OP — Original Poster
55. OC — Original Content
56. NSFW — Not Safe For Work
57. ROFL — Rolling On the Floor Laughing
58. FRFR — For Real, For Real
59. ONG — On God
60. ISTG — I Swear To God
61. IJBOL — I Just Burst Out Laughing
62. AFAIK — As Far As I Know
63. WBU — What About You?
64. HBU — How About You?
65. G2G — Got To Go
66. TTYL — Talk To You Later
67. HMU — Hit Me Up
68. OFC — Of Course
69. FYI — For Your Information
70. TBF — To Be Fair
71. IDC — I Don't Care
72. IK — I Know
73. IKR — I Know, Right?
74. TIL — Today I Learned
75. WYM — What You Mean?
76. WDYM — What Do You Mean?
77. ILY — I Love You
78. PFP — Profile Picture
79. Mutuals — People who follow each other
80. OOMF — One Of My Followers/Friends
81. Lurker — Watches without interacting
82. Troll — Provokes people online
83. Bot — Automated account
84. Receipts — Proof / Evidence
85. Clapback — Sharp response
86. Callout — Public criticism
87. Bait — Content designed to provoke
88. Ratioed — Reply outperforms the original
89. Trending — Currently popular
90. Touch Grass — Spend less time online
91. Doomscrolling — Endless negative scrolling
92. Ragebait — Content designed to make people angry
93. YAP — Talk excessively
94. YAPPER — Someone who talks a lot
95. VIBE — Overall feeling / atmosphere
96. LOWKEY — Somewhat / Secretly
97. HIGHKEY — Openly / Strongly
98. LOCKED IN — Fully focused
99. GLOW UP — Major positive transformation
100. HIT DIFFERENT — Feels especially good/different

Save this.

You'll need it.

[𝐎𝐧𝐲𝐞𝐚𝐧𝐢 𝐊𝐚𝐥𝐮 @Onyeani_Kalu]

Every Religious African must watch this video. Damn!!! Truth has been Spoken.

[Unscripted Truth's @UnscriptTruths]

Sometimes the strongest man in the room is also the loneliest.

[Real Spill @RealSpillBoss]

I’m gone forever

[BSAT Properties @BSAT_Properties]

20 SITUATIONS WHERE THE POLICE CANNOT LEGALLY ARREST YOU IN NIGERIA

1. Failing to repay a loan.

2. Breach of a contract.

3. Refusing to unlock your phone at police checkpoint.

4. A landlord and tenant dispute that is purely civil.

5. Refusing a marriage proposal.

6. Ending a relationship.

7. Demanding your unpaid salary.

8. Refusing to join an association.

9. Adopting a new religion.

10. A disagreement over ownership of land without violence.

11. Requesting a refund for goods or services.

12. Refusing to accept or give bribe.

13. Refusing to enter into a business deal.

14. Disputes arising from a failed business transaction that do not involve fraud.

15. Asking a tenant to pay outstanding rent.

16. Asking a landlord to return your caution fee or security deposit.

17. Refusing to act as a guarantor for someone.

18. Demanding the return of your personal property.

19. Impregnating a lady who is not a minor.

20. Refusing to give someone money or offer financial assistance.

The primary duty of the police is to maintain law and order in the society and this does not include effecting an arrest over a purely civil matter. If your disputes fall within the above either settle amicably or institute an action in court.

However, where elements of fraud, stealing, threat are present, the police may lawfully intervene.

Stay informed.
Stay protected.
Stay Legally Wise.

IGNORANTIA JURIS NON EXCUSAT.

Are there other situations where the police cannot lawfully arrest someone? Comment below 👇

© Naomi Umeje, Esq.

[Unscripted Truth's @UnscriptTruths]

One day it's going to hit you hard!

[Unscripted Truth's @UnscriptTruths]

Psychology says there are five signs a man has finally stopped letting his past control him...

[D A M I L O L A @Olomu_Aperan]

The United States of America sent us a letter in June 2006 to investigate my number 2 Atiku Abubakar but because as at that time, I needed him politically I didn’t allow them to investigate him. And I am not sure he can visit America now - Fmr President Obasanjo, Atiku’s boss