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Android: FIFA 15 Ultimate Team v1.4.4 Apk + Data + English Speech
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** This game has superior graphics and is packed with tons of real football leagues, teams, and players. Please make sure you have at least 1.35GB of free space on your device. **
BUILD YOUR ULTIMATE TEAM
Earn, trade, and collect superstars like Lionel Messi and Eden Hazard to create your own fantasy team. Choose your play style, formation, kits, and more.
PLAY IN QUICK SIMULATION MODE
Put your management skills to the test with new Quick Simulations. Set up your squad, start the match, and watch it unfold. Make smart subs, tactical tweaks, and gauge team effort along the way. Your match results depend entirely on your ability to manage player skills and chemistry – taking authenticity to the next level.
OR TAKE IT TO THE PITCH!
Master your kicks, passes, and shots with classic controls – now with the “through pass” feature – or opt for new “Casual Controls” with fewer buttons. You can even double tap the joystick to enable tactical dribbling for closer control of the ball. Plus, if you have an external controller – don’t miss the chance to use it on the pitch for the first time.
REAL WORLD MATCH UPS
Play your favorite team’s next fixture, plus 3 other major match-ups happening around the world – every week!
Jump into the action and feel the passion of your favorite sport with FIFA 15 Ultimate Team!
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Fifa 15 crack V4.1 (language screen crash fix)
Do not worry because here is the solution.
1. Download and install Sandboxie
2. Right click Launcher.exe from your fifa folder and run in sandbox
3. Ignore the crash by not pressing the OK button
4. Enjoy the game.
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DOWNLOAD 3DM CRACK V2
Experiencing any difficulty, Kindly drop your comment below.
1. Unzip
2. Copy the upgrade patch Update folder to the game directory covering
3, copy crack Crack folder patch to the game directory covering
4, run Launcher.exe start the game
HOW INSTALL SANDBOXIE FULL VERSION
1. Install the app first.2. Now open crack folder and open which you need. (32bit or 64bit)
3. Now copy crack file to installation directory.
4. And open crack file -> click on crack.
Saraki faults passage of 46 bills in 10mins
But the Chairman, Senate Committee on Rules and Business, Senator Ita Enang has said that there was nothing wrong in legislative reciprocity as according to him, the House of Representatives followed all the necessary legislative procedures in the passage of the bills.
Senator Enang also said that the House of Representatives also concurred to the bills sent to it from the Senate, stressing that adopting legislative reciprocity had caused no injury.
“There are times you apply legislative dexterity to solve legislative problem,” he stated
Saraki, in a statement in Abuja, to mark the end of the Seventh Senate, decried the passage of 46 bills in 10 minutes.
According to him, “The new Senate must now learn and show that it has the vigour and drive to work harder through enriched deliberations to pass important bills that form the core of its agenda rather than be seen as a last minute assembly where important bills are rolled through the process in 10 minutes.’’
“My view is that it was important that we pass those laws but I have my reservations on the railroading of over 46 bills in 10 minutes. History will not be too kind to us on this count.
“This is made even a little steeper by the commentary that must follow that after another four years, the National Assembly was not able to pass such watershed bills like the PIB, the Federal Competition Bill and the NOSDRA Bill amongst many other bills that have the regulatory potential of changing the way our economy operates.”
He also faulted the poor handling of the ill-fated Nigerian Immigration Service recruitment exercise by the leadership of the Seventh Senate, expressing regret that the the senate did not act on the report of the probe instituted by the Senate on the unfortunate incident during which many young Nigerians lost their lives.
He said, “I remember sadly, the events of some of our youths who went to seek employment from government and lost their lives, needlessly, in a government arranged employment test.
“We missed at this occasion, the opportunity of that ill-fated occasion to show leadership and properly set a new standard of responsibility in the conduct and attitude of our public office-holders.”
Saraki therefore urged the incoming Eighth Senate to develop and promote a coherent national agenda which it would pursue in order to support and the direction of Nigerians and the government.
He, however, noted that the Seventh Senate had done well in a number of areas but would also have done better.
He said, “We have to tell ourselves the home truth; we have missed the cut on the level of our effectiveness, especially so with regards to amending laws that impact on the revenues and expenditures of the state, budget reforms, infrastructure financing and deployment, accountability instruments and agency laws.
“The Senate, also, has not carried its integrity far enough to secure its independence which may have emboldened the police on the 20th of November 2014 to invade the precincts of the Assembly, desecrating it in a manner never seen before within the precincts of the Assembly.
“The Seventh National Assembly allowed itself to be enmeshed in fights and political wars that only served selfish purposes and party politics with little general public good.
“The result of which was the further dilution of public perception of the Assembly and the weakening of its general influence and authority.”
The senator explained that one critical role that the parliament, all over the world is expected to play is the role of balancing power and checking that the executive is not allowed to use its overbearing influence to deny citizens their rights and limit their freedoms.
He said, “We have had several opportunities to cause the executive to implement our resolutions and ensure full implementation of budgets but never took any.
“As a policy defining institution, the Seventh Assembly did not do much to advance responsible governance.’’
In the last four years, Sarakicontinued, the Senate had had far reaching oversight investigations to secure the constitutional directives of government, protection of rights and freedoms, reduce corruption, and engender accountability in public office.
Some of the watershed moments of the last Senate, he added, included the investigation into the fuel subsidy management regime which led to the exposure of monumental corruption in the running of the regime which may have caused Nigeria over one trillion naira due to over invoicing and criminal collusion.
Saraki said, “Looking back, we can pat ourselves on the back in the way we had handled some of the thorny moments but we must also look back and agree that in certain respects we need the incoming Senate to make amends.
“Why Nigerians all over the country and beyond still question the effectiveness and efficiency of the National Assembly as a legislative body that can help deliver democratic dividend and rule of law in Nigerian today is because in their assessment, the activities of the National Assembly has not fully converged to their expectations.
“Nigerians are unanimous in pointing to the fact that the level of accountability, transparency, certainty, competitiveness, continuous improvement, efficiency, innovation, integration, evidence-based decision-making at the National Assembly still leaves much to be desired.”
SOURCE: Vanguardngr
10 Mar 2015
Photos From Yoruba Nollywood Actress/Producer Bridgett Ighorojeh 's Wedding
being part of the Yoruba movie industry without being sentimental
*grammar*
The beautiful actress has produced quite a few number of movies to her
credit like, Ohun Agbara, Olamipo, Mona, Waje to mention just a few.
Nollywood actress Bridgett Ighorojeh now officially Bridgett Adekunle
Adebayo executive wedding pictures held on the 7th of march 2015.
....may God bless the new couple
PHOTOS: MEET MISS NEW NIGERIA WORLD 2015 FINALISTS
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9 Mar 2015
INEC Extends Voter Card Distribution Deadline
“The collection will continue until March 22, superseding the earlier deadline of March 08,” Kayode Idowu, a spokesman for the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), said in a statement.
“The INEC hereby calls on registered persons that are yet to collect their PVCs to use this last opportunity in doing so, in order to participate in the forthcoming general elections,” Idowu added.
Initially billed to end by Feb. 8, the commission extended PVC collection by four weeks after it shifted the election from Feb. 14 to March 28 citing security reasons.
At least 79 percent of the registered voters have collected their cards as at Feb. 27, according to INEC official figures.
On March 28, Nigeria is slated to hold presidential and parliamentary elections.
7 Mar 2015
How to Add a Twitter Widget on Blogger
1. Log into your Twitter account on Twitter.com
2. Go to your Twitter Settings page.
3. Click on Widgets.
4. Click on Create New.
5. Choose which type of widget you want to create.
6. Add your domain, customise the widget and click Create Widget.
7. Copy the embed code.
8. Log into your blog.
9. Go to Layout > Add HTML
10. Paste the embed code from Twitter.com into the html and save
11 You should now have a Twitter widget in your sidebar.
2. Go to your Twitter Settings page.
3. Click on Widgets.
4. Click on Create New.
5. Choose which type of widget you want to create.
6. Add your domain, customise the widget and click Create Widget.
7. Copy the embed code.
8. Log into your blog.
9. Go to Layout > Add HTML
10. Paste the embed code from Twitter.com into the html and save
11 You should now have a Twitter widget in your sidebar.
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