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Slowly but steadily, Maheeda is getting to the stage of showing off everything. The exhibitionist has shared a picture of her unclad breast and soonest, she will show it all as her fans keep asking for more. One of them even told her she can do better than this one. lmao. Some of her non-fans criticized her for showing off her unclad breast and i guess the heat was too much for her to handle because she went on and ranted about bloggers who write shit about her, Nigerians who are hypocrites for criticizing her for posting the unclad picture of her breast and she blocked your's truly from following her twitter handle after i wrote that showing off explicit pictures is one way depressed people use in calling out for attention and that she needs to be tamed. lol Whoever wants to be a celebrity should be ready to hear both the truth they want to hear and the truth they need to hear. Even though she didn't like it, i'm glad she read it. Oops i forgot....the truth ...

Slowly but steadily, Maheeda is getting to the stage of showing off everything. The exhibitionist has shared a picture of her unclad breast and soonest, she will show it all as her fans keep asking for more. One of them even told her she can do better than this one. lmao. Some of her non-fans criticized her for showing off her unclad breast and i guess the heat was too much for her to handle because she went on and ranted about bloggers who write shit about her, Nigerians who are hypocrites for criticizing her for posting the unclad picture of her breast and she blocked your's truly from following her twitter handle after i wrote that showing off explicit pictures is one way depressed people use in calling out for attention and that she needs to be tamed. lol Whoever wants to be a celebrity should be ready to hear both the truth they want to hear and the truth they need to hear. Even though she didn't like it, i'm glad she read it. Oops i forgot....the truth ...

Slowly but steadily, Maheeda is getting to the stage of showing off everything. The exhibitionist has shared a picture of her unclad breast and soonest, she will show it all as her fans keep asking for more. One of them even told her she can do better than this one. lmao. Some of her non-fans criticized her for showing off her unclad breast and i guess the heat was too much for her to handle because she went on and ranted about bloggers who write shit about her, Nigerians who are hypocrites for criticizing her for posting the unclad picture of her breast and she blocked your's truly from following her twitter handle after i wrote that showing off explicit pictures is one way depressed people use in calling out for attention and that she needs to be tamed. lol Whoever wants to be a celebrity should be ready to hear both the truth they want to hear and the truth they need to hear. Even though she didn't like it, i'm glad she read it. Oops i forgot....the truth ...

Nude cell phones are so last year, at least in Japan. Today’s strange underwear news deals with SMART PANTS™, aka cell phone underwear, which is apparently taking Japan by storm. I know that the Japanese love testing out new fashion trends, but I'm not sure I could have ever seen this coming. A recent  article on a Japanese subculture website  explained the phenomenon, which began when Japanese toy manufacturer Bandai Co. brought the undies to market in March of this year. SMART PANTS™ are the brainchild of a Bandai employee, 27-year-old Hisashi Moriuchi, who told the Japan Subculture Research Center,  "I was asked by my boss to come out with something amusing to sell in capsule vending machines. So I thought it would be funny to dress up my iPhone with underwear."   Since March, Bandai has released a number of collections–most recently, a collection that includes iPad-sized SMART PANTS™. Hisashi explained the strange new place for panties like thi...

Screen grab/Google Play store BlackBerry denied it had anything to do with "potentially fake" reviews of the BlackBerry Messenger for Android app on the Google Play store and said it is working with Google to get to resolve the problem. BlackBerry won a rare bit of praise earlier this week when it finally released its standalone BlackBerry Messenger app for iPhone and Android devices to huge demand. Screen grab/Twitter/Matt Baxter-Reynolds BBM is "user friendly" and "smooth." At least according to these "potentially fake" reviews. The mobile instant-messaging app was downloaded more than 10 million times in the first 24 hours, BlackBerry said , and many users were so pleased they decided to post glowing reviews of the software online. Problem with some of the reviews appearing in the Google Play app store, however, was that they looked oddly familiar to one another. Well, nearly identical really. One particularly obse...

Aug. 8, 2013 - FILE photo of Nigerian soldiers on an armored personnel carrier during Eid al-Fitr celebrations in Maiduguri, Nigeria. Hundreds of people are dying in military detention as Nigeria's security forces crack down on an Islamic uprising in the northeast, Amnesty International said. (AP) 74 Islamist militants are dead after Nigerian troops attacked several Boko Haram camps. Military officials tell Reuters that Nigerian soldiers hit the insurgent camps using both planes and ground forces Thursday, in an on going campaign to thwart terrorist activity in the region. The assault was on camps in the remote villages of Galangi and Lawanti in northeast Borno state, where militants have a stronghold. ``The operation, which involved ground and aerial assault supported by the Nigerian Air Force led to the destruction of the identified terrorist camps, killing 74 terrorists while others fle...

It was great to see my Twitter feed light up yesterday with the latest news on the Facebook-led initiative to   improve access to Internet for the developing world . Alongside Qualcomm, Opera, Samsung, and others, Team Zuckerberg is leading the charge on Internet.org, a   “global partnership between technology leaders, nonprofits, local communities and experts who are working together to bring the Internet to the two-thirds of the world’s population that doesn’t have it.”   That’s music to our ears here at Connectify. Our team is passionate about creating apps that get users and their devices online with fast and reliable Internet access no matter where they are. When we launched the first beta of Connectify Hotspot in 2009, we had no idea that our powerful little software router would become a lifeline for so many users around the world. Early on, we were thrilled to hear from business travelers and tech enthusiasts who wrote to tell us that Connectify Hotspot ha...