Unlocking Business Mastery:

In today’s fast-evolving global economy, success in business demands more than just ambition—it requires a deep understanding of both the internal machinery that powers organizations and the external financial forces that drive commerce. Dr. Emmanuel Binitie, a distinguished author, engineer, evangelist, and founder of Springs Communications, delivers exactly that through his two groundbreaking books: The Commercial Machine and The Wheels of Commerce. Together, these works form a powerful duo that equips readers with practical, timeless knowledge for thriving in the modern business landscape.

The Commercial Machine serves as the ultimate blueprint for building and running successful enterprises. Covering critical topics such as undertaking, partnerships, companies, organizations and management, advertising and publishing, cost accounting, management accounting, the legal side of business, and business goodwill, this book demystifies the day-to-day operations that turn ideas into profitable realities. It teaches readers how to structure organizations efficiently, manage teams, handle accounting with precision, navigate legal frameworks, and build lasting goodwill—essential skills for entrepreneurs, managers, and professionals alike.

Complementing it perfectly is The Wheels of Commerce, which dives into the financial ecosystem that keeps businesses moving. Key chapters explore money and its functions, methods of remitting money, banking, bills of exchange and preliminary notes, foreign exchanges, the London money market, the capital market, insurance, and trade fluctuations. This book provides a comprehensive guide to understanding monetary systems, accessing capital, managing risks through insurance, and navigating international finance—knowledge that is more relevant than ever in our interconnected, volatile world.

How the Two Books Correlate in Today’s Business World

These books are not standalone resources; they work in perfect synergy. The Commercial Machine focuses on the internal engine of business—how to organize, operate, and grow from within—while The Wheels of Commerce reveals the external financial infrastructure that fuels and sustains it. In today’s digital, globalized economy, where fintech disruptions, fluctuating currencies, and rapid capital flows define success, mastering both is non-negotiable.

For instance, understanding management accounting and legal structures (from the first book) becomes exponentially more powerful when paired with knowledge of banking, capital markets, and foreign exchange (from the second). Entrepreneurs can now design robust business models, secure funding through smart loans or bills of exchange, hedge against trade fluctuations with insurance, and expand internationally with confidence. In Nigeria and beyond, where access to finance and sound operational strategies determine survival, these books bridge the gap between theory and real-world application—helping readers turn challenges like inflation, regulatory hurdles, and market volatility into opportunities.

Why These Books Are Essential for Professional Students

For students pursuing professional qualifications in accounting, finance, business administration, management, or entrepreneurship, these books are invaluable. They go beyond classroom textbooks by offering practical insights drawn from real commercial dynamics. Whether preparing for ICAN, ACCA, or MBA programs, or simply aiming to launch a startup, readers gain a competitive edge: the ability to analyze costs, structure partnerships, access capital markets, and mitigate financial risks. In an era where employers and investors demand both operational excellence and financial acumen, these texts prepare students to become not just employees, but visionary leaders and wealth creators.

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The Keys To The Twenty-First Century

 

Knowledge and skill are the keys to the 21st Century. Becoming the best person you csn possibly be and moving to the top of your field require the application of self-discipline. Self-discipline; a skill learnt from one of my clients. 

The tragedy is that most think that they already have goals. But what they really have are hopes and wishes. However, hope is not a strategy for success, and a wish has been defined as a "goal with no energy behind it". As a result, when you write down a goal, you impress it into your subconscious mind, which then goes to work twenty-four hours a day to bring your goal to reality. 

To accomplish your goal you need to be mentally fit inorder to achieve financial fitness. Mental fitness is like physical fitness; If you want to achieve either, you must work at it all your life. You never let up. You must be continually learning and growing everyday, week, and month throughout your career (and in other areas of your life), If you're going to join the Top 20 percent and stay there.

To earn more, you must learn more. That's why I recommend Emaluck Institute. You will find and secure jobs from hundreds of opportunities that can't do without IT programs. 

Contact Emaluck Institute on tel/whatsapp: +234-9057641203; Email: emaluckinstitute@hotmail.com

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Don't miss my upcoming podcast on spotify (Emmanuel Binitie) titled "Financial Fitness".

Register for a personal consultation on starting up your next business project or to develop your existing businesses for a token fee of #10,000 ($10). 

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What You Need To know If you Want to Become a Hacker or Study Cyber Security

The main differences in hacking types revolve around intent, authorization, methods, and legality. The standard categories are White Hat, Black Hat, and Grey Hat (also spelled Gray Hat). "Rwd hat" is likely a typo for Red Hat hacking, which is a less common but recognized term in cybersecurity discussions.

Here's a clear breakdown:

1. White Hat Hacking (Ethical Hacking)

Who they are: Also called ethical hackers or security professionals.

Intent: Purely defensive and helpful. They identify vulnerabilities to strengthen systems and prevent real attacks.

Authorization: Always work with explicit permission (e.g., via a contract or bug bounty program).

Methods: Use penetration testing (pen-testing), vulnerability scanning, and simulated attacks. They report findings privately to the owner and help fix them.

Legality: Fully legal and often paid work (e.g., as penetration testers for companies, governments, or organizations).

Example: A certified ethical hacker (CEH) hired by a bank to test its online banking system and recommend patches.

Outcome: Improves cybersecurity; they are the "good guys" in the industry.23a89b

2. Black Hat Hacking

Who they are: Malicious cybercriminals.

Intent: Harmful — for personal gain, revenge, espionage, or disruption (steal data, install ransomware, deface websites, etc.).

Authorization: None — they break in without permission.

Methods: Exploit vulnerabilities using malware, phishing, ransomware, zero-day attacks, etc. They often sell stolen data on the dark web or demand ransoms.

Legality: Illegal; they commit crimes and can face prosecution.

Example: Hackers who breach a company's database to steal customer information and sell it.

Outcome: Causes financial loss, data breaches, and damage. They are the "bad guys."edf0a5

3. Grey Hat (Gray Hat) Hacking

Who they are: In-between; not fully good or bad.

Intent: Usually not malicious — they may want to expose weaknesses or improve security, but without formal approval.

Authorization: None or partial (they hack without permission but often don't exploit for gain).

Methods: Find vulnerabilities on their own, then disclose them (sometimes publicly via forums or to the media, sometimes privately). They might not help fix the issue.

Legality: Often illegal because of unauthorized access, though intent isn't criminal.

Example: Someone who discovers a flaw in a popular app, notifies the company (or posts it online), but doesn't have a contract.

Outcome: Can lead to fixes but risks legal trouble or unintended harm if disclosure is sloppy.2cc8ac

4. Red Hat Hacking 

Who they are: Vigilante-style ethical hackers (a rarer category).

Intent: Aggressive defense — they actively hunt and take down black hat hackers or malicious threats.

Authorization: Usually without direct permission from the target; they operate more independently.

Methods: Similar to black hats (offensive techniques) but aimed at stopping bad actors. They might use aggressive tactics to disrupt attacker infrastructure, deploy countermeasures, or "hack back."

Legality: Grey area or illegal in many places (hacking back is often prohibited by law), even if the goal is protective.

Example: A hacker who infiltrates a botnet or ransomware gang's servers to shut it down or expose the operators.

Outcome: Can neutralize threats but risks escalating conflicts or breaking laws. Some view them as a mix of white and black hat tactics.

Key takeaway:

White Hat = Authorized ethical hacking (the professional standard).

Black Hat = Criminal hacking.

Grey Hat = Unauthorized but often well-intentioned.

Red Hat = Offensive defense against bad actors.

If you're interested in learning ethical (white hat) hacking, start with certifications like CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker), CompTIA PenTest+, or platforms like Hack The Box and TryHackMe. Always stay legal — unauthorized hacking can land you in serious trouble regardless of intent.

A good example of a fraudulent website you can use for hacking practices is aimtoget.com 

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Sermon: Standing on God's Faithful Promises

 

Beloved, in a world full of uncertainty—where plans fail, people disappoint, and storms rage—there is one constant we can cling to: God's promises never fail. The Bible assures us in 2 Corinthians 1:20 that "all the promises of God find their Yes in Him [Christ]. That is why it is through Him that we utter our Amen to God for his glory."

Time and again, Scripture shows God as the covenant-keeping God—the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob—who proves faithful. He promised Abraham descendants as numerous as the stars, and He delivered. He promised deliverance to Israel in bondage, and He parted the Red Sea. He promised a Saviour, and Jesus came to fulfill every prophecy.

Today, whatever challenge you face—delay in destiny, broken dreams, or waiting seasons—hold fast. God's word declares in Jeremiah 29:11 that He has plans to prosper you and give you hope and a future. His promises are yes and amen!

As we meditate on this truth, let this beautiful podcast remind us of His faithfulness. It's "Promises" by Evang. Dr. Emmanuel Binitie, a powerful declaration that God's faithfulness endures through every trial.

Click to listen and worship here: Promises by Evang. Dr. Emmanuel Binitie (SpringsComm TV) on YouTube

The lyrics echo our hearts: "God of Abraham, You're the God of covenant and of faithful promises... Great is Your faithfulness to me." Let it stir your faith today!

And speaking of new sounds that build faith and point to God's purpose, I want to share the latest release from our own Evangelist Emmanuel Binitie: the inspiring new song titled "Destiny". This track is a timely reminder that God has written a glorious destiny for each of us, and He is faithful to bring it to pass.

Listen to "Destiny" on Audiomack: Evangelist (Dr.) Emmanuel Binitie on Audiomack – Search for the track "Destiny" in the profile or latest uploads.

Also watch/listen on YouTube via SpringsComm TV: YouTube Channel – Check the videos for "Destiny" or recent music uploads from Evangelist Emmanuel Binitie.

May these songs and God's promises anchor your soul. Your destiny is secure in Him—keep trusting, keep praising, and watch Him fulfill every word He has spoken over your life.

Amen!

Learn more about the Missionary of Evang. Dr. Emmanuel Binitie Ministry

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Send your prayer requests via email to beefoundation18@gmail.com 

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Seize Your Future: The BEE Foundation Scholarship – Your Gateway to a Thriving Tech Career!

Imagine pursuing your dream in cutting-edge technology without worrying about tuition fees, accommodation costs, or even your daily meals. This isn't a distant dream—it's the life-changing reality offered by the BEE Foundation Scholarship, proudly sponsored by Springs Communications and officially endorsed by the prestigious Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC).

In a world where digital skills define success, this fully funded scholarship removes every financial barrier so you can focus on what truly matters: mastering tomorrow's technologies and building a brighter future for yourself, your family, and the World.

What Makes This Opportunity Unmissable?

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These comprehensive benefits ensure zero distractions, allowing you to excel academically and emerge as a confident, job-ready professional in one of the most in-demand fields globally.

Explore High-Demand Computer-Related Programmes

Choose from future-proof courses designed to launch you into rewarding careers in tech:

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These programmes equip you with skills that employers worldwide are desperately seeking—skills that command high salaries and open doors to global opportunities.

Who Can Apply?

All passionate and academically promising students are welcome to apply—this is an inclusive initiative to empower the next generation of Nigerian innovators.

However, applicants with Itsekiri heritage receive a significant added advantage, reflecting the Foundation's special commitment to uplifting and celebrating indigenous communities in the Niger Delta.

Backed by the credibility of NDDC endorsement and the visionary sponsorship of Springs Communications, this scholarship isn't just funding—it's a powerful investment in your potential and the sustainable development of our region.

Don't let financial challenges hold you back any longer. Thousands of young talents have transformed their lives through similar opportunities—now it's your turn!

Apply today and step confidently into a future where technology meets opportunity. Your breakthrough moment is here. Secure your spot, claim your full-ride scholarship, and become part of the movement shaping Nigeria's digital tomorrow!

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A Christmas Miracle in Sound: Evangelist Dr. Emmanuel Eyitemi Binitie Set to Release Highly Anticipated Second Combo Mix Album on December 24, 2025

As the world prepares to celebrate the birth of Christ, a powerful new sound of worship, warfare, and victory is about to break forth. On December 24, 2025, renowned Evangelist Dr. Emmanuel Eyitemi Binitie will officially release his second groundbreaking combo mix album — a spiritual masterpiece that promises to usher believers into deeper dimensions of prayer, praise, and divine encounter.

This isn’t just another gospel album. It’s a complete spiritual experience.

Blending timeless hymns that stir the soul, heartfelt prayers that birth breakthroughs, melodious tunes that soothe and uplift, triumphant victorious songs that declare the believer’s authority, and even power-packed podcast-style messages woven seamlessly into the music — this project is a divine fusion like no other.

Following the massive impact of his first combo mix, which touched lives across nations, this second installment raises the bar even higher. Dr. Binitie, known for his fiery preaching and anointed music ministry, has once again poured his heart, revelation, and prophetic unction into a body of work designed to minister healing, deliverance, revival, and joy — especially in this season of celebration.

Whether you're in your quiet time, driving, or gathered with family on Christmas Eve, this album is crafted to bring the presence of God right where you are.

Get a foretaste of the glory now!

A special preview of the album is already available on Audiomack

The official album launch holds on December 24, 2025 — a Christmas Eve experience you don’t want to miss.

For bookings, tickets, and inquiries, contact:

+234-703-063-8684

Mark your calendar. Prepare your heart.

Something extraordinary is coming this Christmas.

“The Second Combo Mix” – Where Worship Meets Warfare, and Heaven Touches Earth.

Watch Countdown to Album Launch on SpringsComm TV

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2026 New Song Alert - Destiny

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Behind the Scenes of Documentary 3: The Journey Beyond the Lens

Every story has a heartbeat. But behind Documentary 3, the rhythm was one of tears, hope, and unshaken commitment.

In the thick of editing, when the countdown to premiere had already begun, tragedy struck. One of our own—one of the quiet hands behind the screens—lost his mother. The studio lights dimmed. The usual buzz of production fell into a heavy silence. It wasn’t just a teammate’s loss… it was a family’s grief.

Without hesitation, the team made a choice that spoke louder than words: the premiere would wait. Thirty days of postponement, thirty days of remembrance, thirty days to breathe. Because sometimes, the most important work is simply standing by one another.

Yet the journey did not stop there. Engineer Dr. Emmanuel Binitie, our producer and director, carried the vision like a torch through storm and distance. From Lagos to Ibadan, he journeyed countless times—through rain, traffic, and sleepless nights—chasing quality, seeking perfection, and ensuring that every frame told truth with excellence.

Each mile became a meditation, each edit a prayer. The film began to reflect not only stories of others but the story of its own making—a story of resilience, of humanity, of love behind the lens.

When Documentary 3 finally came to life, it wasn’t just a production.

It was a tribute—to those we lost, to those who stood strong, and to the quiet strength that binds a team into a family.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE: The Minorities of Nigeria Seeking Federal Appointments are Being Marginalized.

 

*IMPORTANT NOTICE:* The Minorities of Nigeria Seeking Federal Appointments are Being Marginalized.

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*Who Are the Itsekiri?*

Itsekiri traditional dress is a captivating blend of elegance, history, and artistry. Women’s attire centers on striking wrappers, decorative blouses, and headgear, all enhanced by coral beads and refined accessories. Men convey royalty and grace through their kemeje shirts, richly wrapped George cloth, and the iconic feathered hats.

The Itsekiri are a Yoruboid ethnic group primarily located in Delta State, Nigeria, particularly across Warri South, Warri North, and Warri South-West Local Government Areas. They also have communities in Edo and Ondo States, and in cities like Lagos, Port Harcourt, Abuja, and Benin City, as well as diasporic populations in the UK, US, and Canada.

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History & Origins

The Itsekiri’s founding ancestor, Ginuwa, is believed to have been a prince from the Benin Kingdom, establishing the Kingdom of Warri (also known as Iwere) around 1480.

Early contact with Portuguese explorers in the 15th century made them among the first coastal traders in the region—a fact that helped them gain a reputation as middlemen, trading European goods for slaves and palm oil.

Their trade dominance declined in the 1890s with British colonial interference.

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Language & Cultural Blend

Their language, Itsekiri, belongs to the Yoruboid branch of the Volta–Niger language family. It’s spoken by nearly 1 million people, with influences from Yoruba, Portuguese, Bini, and English.

This linguistic blending reflects centuries of cultural intermingling with groups like the Yoruba, Edo, Urhobo, and Igala.

A recent validation by the Alaafin of Oyo reaffirmed their Yoruba origins, citing cultural and linguistic continuity.

The Itsekiri people of Delta State, Nigeria, have a very rich and colorful dressing tradition that reflects their royal heritage, coastal lifestyle, and strong ties with both African and European influences (due to centuries of contact through trade and the Portuguese). Their traditional outfits are often elegant, regal, and full of symbolism.

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Social Structure & Governance

Itsekiri society evolved around a monarchial system led by the Olu of Warri, supported by a council of chiefs.

https://youtu.be/RrNJs1vfJJE?si=kpV5uW1jRhQfwfFU

Social stratification included the royal and aristocratic classes (Oloyes and Olareajas), the free-born Omajaja, and historically, the Oton-Eru (descendants of slaves)—though today all are regarded as free-born.

Governance has traditionally followed a gerontocratic model, where elders and priests hold revered positions.

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Culture, Religion & Lifestyle

Traditional religion worships Oritse (supreme deity), along with deities like Umale Okun (sea god) and Ogun (iron and war). Divination via the Ifa oracle and ancestor veneration were (and still are) practiced alongside Christianity.

They maintain vibrant festivals, music, dance, masquerades, and boat regattas, often honoring harvests and water spirits.

Traditional attire for men includes the Kemeje (long-sleeved shirt), a George wrapper, and feathered hat. Women wear lace blouses, George wrappers, scarves (Nes), and coral beads.

As river-dwellers, they excel in fishing, mat-making, and once practiced silversmithing and blacksmithing.

Their cuisine is rich in seafood—dishes like banga soup with starch, pepper soup, and local specialties thrive.

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Modern Identity & Presence

The Itsekiri region—especially Warri—is a major hub for Nigeria’s oil and gas industry, reinforcing their economic importance.

Despite producing Nigeria’s first federal Minister of Finance, Chief Festus Okotie-Eboh, the community has felt political marginalization, particularly in recent federal appointments.

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Would you like to explore specific aspects like greetings, music, notable festivals, or the current role of the Olu of Warri in more depth? Let me know!

Dr. Emmanuel Eyitemi Binitie 

debinitie@outlook.com 

Faith and Learning: The Impact of Religion and Education in Oyo State Communities

INTRODUCTION: Where Amen Meets Algebra 

By: Dr. Emmanuel Eyitemi Binitie 

If you have ever schooled in Oyo State, you know that the line between faith and education is often thinner than the margin on a WAEC answer sheet. In some schools, the morning assembly starts with both “Good morning sir!” and “Hallelujah somebody!”—a perfect reminder that in Oyo, prayers and pencils walk hand in hand.

As the Yoruba say, “Ẹ̀kọ́ là ń kọ́, ẹ̀kọ́ kì í tan ní ọjọ́ kan” — “Education is a lifelong process; you never finish learning.” This blog post takes us on a journey to see how faith and education shape the heartbeat of Oyo communities.

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A Brief Walk Through History

The story of education in Oyo cannot be told without mentioning religion. Missionaries, both Christian and Muslim, played huge roles in establishing schools that gave people access to formal learning. Churches built classrooms, mosques encouraged literacy through Qur’anic studies, and communities rallied around these institutions.

Fast forward, Oyo blossomed into a hub of learning. Ibadan proudly hosts Nigeria’s premier university—the University of Ibadan—where countless students have balanced the seriousness of lectures with the spirituality of fellowship meetings.

As the elders would say, “Ọmọ tó mọ́wé tí kì í mọ̀ràn, àgbà tó mọ̀ràn tí kì í mọ́wé, wọn ò dára pọ̀ jù” — “A child who has education but no wisdom, and an elder who has wisdom but no education, both are incomplete.” In Oyo, religion and education have always tried to balance this equation.

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Religion as a Motivator in Education

Faith has a way of sneaking into classrooms. Many Oyo students can testify that their parents’ prayer points before exams sound like: “Lord, remind my child what he has forgotten, even if he didn’t read it.”

Jokes aside, religion has been a strong motivator. Faith-based schools often emphasize discipline, morals, and diligence. Religious gatherings encourage young people to see education as not just a personal pursuit, but a responsibility to God and community.

And let’s not forget the balancing act: students rushing from prayer vigils straight into morning lectures, or fasting on exam days while trying to remember whether x = 7 or x = error.

Indeed, “Adániwáyé ò mọ ìtàn ara rẹ̀; Ọlọ́run ló mọ ìtàn wa dáadáa” — “The created one doesn’t fully know his own story; only God knows our true story.” Faith pushes many students to believe their story won’t end with failure.

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Education as a Pathway to Transformation

Education in Oyo has never been just about certificates—it’s about transformation. Across the state, we find real-life examples of people whose lives were shaped by the combination of strong faith and determined learning.

Teachers, often unsung heroes, serve as both educators and life coaches. Lecturers, on the other hand, are like modern-day prophets: one sentence from them can either bless your GPA or ruin your semester.

As the Yoruba remind us: “Ìwé kì í tán nílẹ̀ ẹ̀kọ́” — “Books never finish in the land of learning.” Knowledge is endless, and Oyo has long been a place where knowledge multiplies.

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Challenges in the Faith–Education Balance

Let’s be real: some people place so much weight on religion that they neglect academic responsibility. As one Oyo student once joked: “I prayed all night for my exams, but when the invigilator gave me the answer sheet, it was like God had gone on break.”

Infrastructure issues, lack of funding, and poverty also hinder progress. Many communities still struggle with overcrowded classrooms and limited resources. Yet, humor keeps spirits alive: in some schools, WiFi is so unreliable that it feels like you need fasting and prayer before Google can answer you.

As Yoruba wisdom puts it: “Àìmọ̀ kì í ṣe ẹ̀ṣìn; ẹni tí kò mọ̀, kò mọ̀” — “Ignorance is not a religion; whoever doesn’t know, doesn’t know.” In other words, prayer is powerful, but without learning, ignorance still wins.

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The Unique Spirit of Oyo Students and Teachers

What makes Oyo communities stand out is resilience. Oyo students can read under lantern light and still pass exams with flying colors. They combine faith with creativity—turning struggles into testimonies.

Teachers and lecturers, too, are more than professionals. They embody Yoruba values of respect, hard work, and integrity, while also pointing students toward bigger dreams.

Here, the saying rings true: “Ìwà l’ẹwà” — “Character is beauty.” Education without good character is empty, but in Oyo, faith and education walk together to shape both.

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Call-to-Action: Sharpening Both Prayers and Pencils

So, what’s the takeaway? In Oyo State, faith and education are not rivals—they are partners. Together, they form the foundation of community growth.

To students: Don’t just pray for success—study like success depends on you, and pray like it depends on God. Books and Bibles, Qur’ans and calculators, all belong in your bag.

To teachers and lecturers: Your role is bigger than the classroom. You are shaping not only minds but destinies. Every lesson taught is a seed that can grow into national transformation.

To the community: Keep supporting education, keep encouraging faith, and watch as both combine to raise future leaders who can change Oyo, Nigeria, and the world.

As another Yoruba proverb teaches: “Ọmọ tí a kò kọ́, ní yóò gbé ilé tí a kọ́ jà” — “The child we fail to train will eventually sell the house we built.” Education must not be neglected.

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Closing Note

In the end, Oyo’s story reminds us that progress comes when faith meets learning. After all, in this land of resilience and wisdom, both prayers and pencils must be sharp to make progress.

Or in Yoruba terms: “Ẹ̀kọ́ là ń kọ́, àdúrà là ń gbà; ẹni tó bá ṣe mejeeji, òun ló máa kọ́já ìdánwò ayé” — “We learn, and we pray; whoever does both will pass the exam of life.”

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Tech Stories Between Google and Yahoo

 In 1998, Yahoo made the most expensive mistake in corporate history.

Two kids begged them to buy their tiny website for $1m. 

But Yahoo’s CEO called it "a waste of time".

11 years later, those kids wiped Yahoo off the internet.

Here’s the shocking story of Yahoo's downfall.

 1994, Yahoo started as a college project I

A website built to help people find information online.

By 1996, it became the largest online platform at a $33.8M valuation.

They had the users, the hype, and the cash.

But cracks were forming…

Then in 1998, two Stanford students, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, built a revolutionary search engine.

Their algorithm made Yahoo’s search look ancient.

Unlike Yahoo’s directory-style listings, where human editors manually organized websites, 

These guys built something different.

Their secret sauce? PageRank.

Instead of just matching keywords, their algorithm ranked websites based on how many other sites linked to them, like academic citations. 

The more links a site had, especially from other credible pages, the higher it ranked.

The result? Faster, smarter, more relevant search results.

They named it Google.

And when they offered to sell it to Yahoo for just $1 million, Yahoo laughed.

“Search isn’t our focus,” they said.

They had no idea that tiny algorithm would become their executioner.

They turned it down, saying it wasn’t “worth their time.”

But instead of killing the idea completely, Yahoo made the worst business decision in tech history

They plugged Google search into Yahoo’s homepage.

Their thinking? "Let users still come to Yahoo, but let Google handle the search behind the scenes."

Smart in the short term.

A catastrophe in the long run.

Because here’s what happened:

People LOVED Google

It was fast, simple, and accurate, everything Yahoo search wasn’t.

So each time someone used Yahoo, they were unknowingly falling in love with Google.

Yahoo gave Google the exposure it needed to explode.

And explode it did.

Suddenly, Yahoo panicked.

They came crawling back and offered to buy Google for $3 billion.

But Google said, “Nah. We’re worth $5B now.”

Yahoo laughed… and walked away again.

Another trillion-dollar blunder, served cold with ego and regret.

Still in denial, Yahoo doubled down.

They decided to build their own walled ecosystem.

They launched platforms for news, sports, shopping, and finance.

They didn’t want to send users out, they wanted to keep them in.

All in the name of ad revenue.

Meanwhile, the internet exploded.

Websites multiplied like wildfire.

And Yahoo’s outdated, slow search system couldn’t keep up.

So users did what users always do when something sucks:

They left.

They went to Google, where the search was smarter, cleaner, lightning-fast.

No clutter. No noise. Just results.

And then… Google played its masterstroke:

AdWords.

A genius idea: Businesses could bid to show up on Google search but only pay if someone clicks.

Ads that felt natural. Relevant. Contextual.

Every single search became a money machine.

Google was printing cash.

Advertisers loved it. Users didn’t mind it.

Google didn’t just win search.

They turned it into a business empire.

While Yahoo? They were busy shopping.

Buy every Tech. Company to remain relevant 

$5.7B for Broadcast com.

$1.1B for Tumblr.

Billions poured into acquisitions, most of them flops.

They weren’t innovating.

They were trying to buy relevance.

But Google kept building: Gmail. Maps. Android. YouTube. Chrome.

Every product was a hit.

Every move, strategic. User-first.

By 2009, Yahoo had had enough.

They gave up on search completely.

Handed it over to Microsoft. 

Let Bing take the wheel.

Yes, Yahoo literally gave its core product to a competitor.

That was the beginning of the end.

In 2016, Yahoo was sold to Verizon for just $4.48 billion.

A sad fall from a $125B peak.

Once a titan. Now a tech ghost.

So what really went wrong? 

Google had vision.

They took bold bets. Focused on people. Played the long game.

Yahoo was scattered.

Short-sighted. Chasing quick wins and shiny distractions.

In the end, Google didn’t just outperform Yahoo.

They buried them.

Because sometimes, playing it safe is the most dangerous move of all.

Yahoo had the chance to buy Google twice.

But they said no.

And it cost them everything.

So what can we learn from Yahoo’s downfall?

Plenty.

Here are the cold, hard lessons:

- Never ignore innovation because it’s “too small.”

That tiny idea you call a “waste of time” today could be your biggest threat tomorrow.

- If you don't serve your users, someone else will.

Yahoo chased ads. Google chased users. Guess who won?

- Don’t fear disruption, own it.

Yahoo was too comfortable. Too focused on preserving the old.

Google rewrote the rules and owned the future.

- Exposure is power.

Yahoo thought they were “helping” Google by showing their results.

They were unknowingly building their rival's brand on their own homepage.

- You can’t outspend strategy.

Yahoo thought buying companies was the answer.

But real dominance is built, not bought.

- Simplicity scales.

While Yahoo was cluttered with portals and ads, Google kept it clean.

Sometimes the simplest product wins.

- Vision > Vanity.

Google had a long-term vision.

Yahoo wanted to look big fast.

The difference? One is still around. The other is a tech relic.

In business, it’s not about who starts first.

It’s about who adapts, who listens, and who leads.

Yahoo had the throne.

But they gave it away twice.

So remember this:

The most expensive mistake in business isn’t doing the wrong thing.

It’s ignoring the right one.

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The Rise of Sustainable Fashion

 The Rise of Sustainable Fashion

Fashion is a powerful form of self-expression, but the industry's impact on the planet and its people is undeniable. Traditional fashion practices often involve resource depletion, pollution, and unethical labour conditions. Fortunately, a new wave of sustainable fashion is emerging, prioritizing eco-friendly materials, ethical production, and a more mindful approach to consumption.

Eco-Friendly Materials: The Foundation of Sustainable Fashion

Sustainable fashion starts with the materials used. Here are some key eco-friendly alternatives:

Organic Cotton: Grown without harmful pesticides and synthetic fertilizers, reducing environmental impact and promoting soil health.

Recycled Materials: Transforming waste into new fabrics, such as recycled polyester (rPET) from plastic bottles or recycled cotton from textile scraps.

Innovative Plant-Based Fabrics: Exploring alternatives like Tencel (made from sustainably sourced wood pulp), hemp, and linen, which require less water and pesticides than conventional cotton.

Upcycled Fabrics: Breathing new life into existing garments and textiles, reducing waste and promoting creativity.

Ethical Production: Ensuring Fair Treatment

Beyond materials, ethical production practices are crucial. This includes:

Fair Wages and Safe Working Conditions: Ensuring garment workers receive fair compensation and work in safe, healthy environments.

Transparency and Traceability: Knowing the origin of your clothes and the journey they've taken, from raw materials to finished product.

Reduced Water and Energy Consumption: Implementing efficient production processes that minimize environmental impact.

Minimizing Waste: Reducing textile waste through innovative cutting techniques and recycling programs.

The Environmental and Social Impact of Sustainable Fashion

Choosing sustainable fashion offers numerous benefits:

Reduced Environmental Pollution: Minimizing the use of harmful chemicals, pesticides, and dyes that pollute our water and soil.

Conservation of Resources: Reducing water and energy consumption, and promoting the use of renewable resources.

Improved Worker Welfare: Supporting fair wages, safe working conditions, and ethical treatment of garment workers.

Reduced Textile Waste: Diverting textile waste from landfills and promoting circular economy principles.

Tips for Consumers: Making Sustainable Fashion Choices

Before you buy:

Assess your needs.

Consider quality over quantity.

Research brands.

Make informed decisions to embrace sustainable fashion:

Shop consciously: Before making a purchase, ask yourself if you truly need it. Consider the garment's quality and longevity.

Support sustainable brands: Look for brands that prioritize eco-friendly materials, ethical production, and transparency.

Embrace secondhand shopping: Explore thrift stores, vintage shops, and online platforms for unique and affordable finds.

Care for your clothes: Wash your clothes less frequently and use gentle, eco-friendly detergents. Repair and mend your garments to extend their lifespan.

Rent or borrow: Consider renting or borrowing clothes for special occasions instead of buying something new.

Upcycle and recycle: Get creative and transform old clothes into new items. Donate or recycle unwanted garments responsibly.

Conclusion: A More Sustainable Future

Sustainable fashion is more than just a trend; it's a movement towards a more responsible and ethical industry. By making informed choices as consumers, we can support sustainable brands, reduce our environmental impact, and contribute to a more just and equitable world. Embrace the change, and let your fashion choices reflect your values.

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A Rare Spiritual Encounter In The New Album Release "I'm Touched" by Evang. Emmanuel Binitie

Enjoy the new collections of music, sermons, spiritual and uplifting messages. 

With faith, your solution to the that problem is only a few clicks away. 

I'm Touched – A Rare Spiritual Encounter Through Sound

In a world yearning for peace, healing, and divine connection, I'm Touched emerges as a rare spiritual album destined to leave a deep mark on every listener’s soul. This sacred collection of songs is more than music—it's a journey into the heart of God’s tender mercies, an atmosphere where breakthroughs are birthed, and healing flows like a river of grace.

From the first note to the final whisper, I'm Touched invites you to experience the gentle but powerful presence of God. Each track is soaked in inspiration, compassion, and hope—designed to stir the heart, lift the spirit, and draw you closer to the One who heals, restores, and loves unconditionally.

Whether you're facing a storm or simply longing for a moment of spiritual renewal, this album offers more than comfort—it offers encounter. I'm Touched is not just music; it is ministry. It is a divine sound of revival, where every melody becomes a prayer, and every lyric a testimony of God's faithfulness.

This is music and word for the soul. This is the sound of mercy. This is I'm Touched.

Surprisingly Healthy Foods

 

Rethinking what's good and bad for you.

WHEN YOU ENVISION foods that might wreck your diet or sabotage your health, what pops into your mind? Chances are the list includes options that could actually help you reduce stress, prevent heart disease and ward off certain cancers. Unfortunately, though, once a food gets labelled as bad for health, it never seems to lose that description, despite numerous studies that may contradict previous claims. What if you could enjoy some of your old favourites again (in sensible amounts, of course)? Here are 6 foods to consider:

Chocolate
Old thinking: It's so good, it has to be bad.

Dark Chocolate (with a cocoa content of at least 70%) is loaded with flavonoids, the same beneficial compounds found in berries, red wine and tea. An ounce of chocolate a day has been shown to reduce risks for hear disease, and an ounce and a half daily may help reduce emotional stress.

Coffee
Old thinking: Coffee will haem your growth and bone density.

Actually, studies show that the more coffee we sip, the more benefits we enjoy. Regular consumption of coffee has been associated with lowered risk of developing diabetes, as well as cancers of the mouth, endometrium, prostate and skin. Coffee consumption has even been associated with a decreased risk of dementia and Alzheimer's.

Eggs
Old thinking: Eggs will raise cholesterol and your chances of developing heart disease.

Eggs are loaded with antioxidants, protein and nutrients vital to good health. A 2011 study found that regular egg consumption may be associated with reductions in the risk of cardiovascular disease and cancer due to their high antioxidant content. Additional studies have found that eggs may help reduce blood pressure. Further, new research out of Emaluck Institute has found that eggs can be incorporated into a heart-healthy diet without negative effects on cholesterol, weight or endothelial function.

Nuts
Old thinking: Nuts are fattening.

The truth is that any food consumed in too great a quantity will cause weight gain. However, the protein and healthy fats found in nuts may actually help you loose weight. According to several studies, in addition to weight loss, eating nuts has been associated with reducing the risk of heart attack and stroke.

Potatoes
Old thinking: Potatoes are fattening.

Potatoes may actually play a role in reducing the risk of a silent killer. A 2024 study found that purple potatoes helped lower blood pressure in hypertensive, obese individuals without causing weight gain. Additionally, potatoes are naturally high in fiber and contain virtually no fat.

Soy
Old thinking: Eating soy increases your risk for certain cancers.

While the newest  controversy is associated with genetically modified soy, numerous research studies looking at isoflavones and protein in whole soy sources demonstrate the vast benefits associated with this legume. Highlights include reduction in cancers of the breast and colon and improvement in heart health.

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SPRINGS FINANCE AND CORPORATE OFFSHORE SERVICES

 

- Build and Protect your Wealth and Finances -

Springs Finance and Corporate Offshore help members invest their money and protect their assets. As a company whose name is synonymous with value, Springs Finance offers many ways to save. Whether you're just starting out or thinking about retirement, planning a financial future with Springs Finance and Corporate Offshore is a smart move.

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- Think Springs Finance First -

Only the best will do for your house and family, and Springs Finance has found the services that best meet your needs at affordable prices.

* Auto & Home Insurance
- Eligible for additional discounts for insuring both home and auto.
- Executive members may receive additional benefits

* Personal Health Insurance
- Surprisingly affordable services to protect and care for you, your family and your business each and every day.
- Springs Health Consultancy offers health insurance plans with savings and helpful services negotiated exclusively for SpringsComm members

* Springs Finance and Corporate Offshore Business Management & Development
- The Online 401(k) offers exclusive discounts to SpringsComm Executive Members.
- Count on Springs Finance to deliver valuable services to help your business grow and prosper in competitive environment.
- Automated Customer Service. 24/7,365.
- Reliable, secure payment acceptance solutions for every business type.
- Easily create invoices and track sales and expenses.
- It works across your devices, work from your Computer, iPad, iPhone or Android device.
- Free 30-day trial includes support and automatic backups.

RETIREMENT BENEFITS WITHIN REACH

START - UP COSTS and administrative fees may make some small-business owners leery of offering retirement benefits. But SpringsComm has partnered with The Online 401(k) to provide small businesses with an affordable way to offer this key option.
           Many retirement companies charge asset fees as a percentage of an investment amount. But The Online 401(k) charges only flat - rate administrative and record-keeping fees. This means that it doesn't matter if you have $1 or $1 million to invest - the fees stay the same. "That really sets us apart from the industry," says Sylvia Flores, marketing director for The Online 401(k)." "We've always been a flat - rate service company.
              Aside from offering transparent and competitive rates, small-business owners considering this option may benefit from current legislation. Selby Mashakova, Partner Success Manager for The Online 401(k), explains that the Economic Growth and Tax Relief and Reconciliation Act of 2001 allows small businesses to write off a portion of 402(k) start-up costs and the cost of educating employees about the plan, which may help alleviate financial concerns.
               Offering retirement plans can also provide big gains from an employee - retention perspective. According to Flores, offering a 401(k) "will enable you to garner loyalty with your current employees or even to capture some really stellar talent."
         Beyond helping businesses take care of their employees The Online 401(k) is committed to educating the public about the state of retirement: The Online 401(k) recently helped fund some documentaries, "Educational Tour, The Final Quest", which delves into the topic through the eyes of three different generations.
             Members can complete the entire sign up online, but consultants are available by phone to help guide business owners to the best - suited plans, or to answer any questions.
            "No business is too small," says Flores, who encourages even single-person operations to check out its offerings. Flores says the company specializes in plans for businesses with fewer than 100 employees.

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SPOTLIGHT: Member Savings Stories

These members count on Springs Finance and Corporate Offshore services to protect their finances, help their money grow and get the best value.

Welcome to SpringsComm Country
Nearly 20 years go, Jose L.C. obtained a job that qualified him for membership at MB Services Group, and he used money from his first paycheck to do just that. Though the name of the company has changed to Springs Communications, he still believes it was one of his best investments. "Along the way, we have purchased most of our household needs from Springs Communications, and we have used many of the services that MB Services Group offers. Our experiences with SpringsComm could not have been better. The savings from shopping in the warehouse have been substantial and we are very satisfied with every service that we have tried. We have never been disappointed," said the Executive Member.

To build retirement savings, invest online.

Retired and Raring to Go
Patricia. D. is retired, but it's obvious she hasn't slowed down. "We love SpringsComm Services!" said the former analyst for Tulare County Information Services. She and her husband, John,  have been SpringsComm Members for 20 years, yet only recently they started using Springs Finance and Corporate Offshore services. "When we retired, we needed to look at ways to trim expenses and get the best value, and that's when we discovered Springs Finance Services, "explained Patricia".
              They found the best price on both auto and home owner's coverage from Springs Autos and Springs Real Estates and Properties. "We're very pleased with the way the consultant handled a claim" said Patricia.

The couple also enjoys investing with Springs Finance & Corporate Offshore. They were - confident to try the services since it was offered through SpringsComm.

Open an Offshore account at Springs Finance today.

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Ask Engr.(Dr.) Emmanuel Binitie

Questions about electronics or computers purchased at SpringsComm? Email them to mbservices2k16@gmail.com or mail to: Q & A with Emmanuel Binitie, 2709 N. Heyden Island Dr., STE 667619 Portland Oregon, 97217, USA.

Sound Advice: Tricking out your TV

Q: I love my new HDTV (Smart TV); but now I'd like to improve the sound quality. What are my options?

A: With so much attention given to the television screen, it's easy to overlook the other important element of your home theater: sound.
           Oh sure, your TV's stereo audio might be OK for watching the evening news or a rerun of an old sitcom, but you can do much, much better for the latest television programs, sports, video games, music videos and movies. As George Lucas once famously said, sound is half the movie experience.
           You do have a few options to improve the audio quality of your big-screen entertainment. One is to buy an audio-video (AV) receiver, which is required to decode and distribute a surround-sound mix to speakers spread throughout the room. An AV receiver and six or more speakers - including a sub-woofer for booming bass - can help replicate the multi-channel movie-theatre experience in your home.
          Instead of buying everything separately, a "home theater in a box" is a convenient option that includes the AV receiver, speakers and, in some cases, a Blu-ray disc player.
            But not everyone has the budget, room size or technical know-how to buy and install one of these solutions. A newer and increasingly popular alternative is to buy a sound bar, a horizontal speaker that sits just above or below the television screen. Sound bars house multiple speakers and can simulate surround sound for TV shows, movies, music and video games. They're generally less expensive than an AV receiver and separate speakers, and they're easy to set up - plus, they take up little room, so they're ideal for small rooms, condos and apartments.
          Along with support for multiple movie-audio formats such as Dolby Digital Pro Logic II and DTS Digital Surround, many sound bars ship with a wireless subwoofer (to place somewhere else in the room). Also, nearly all new models have integrated Bluetooth technology so you can stream music to the sound bar from your smartphone, tablet or computer.

               "The SpringsComm Connection   carries a variety of sound bars and audio equipment in the warehouse and online."

Q: I've heard of a device called a "phablet." Should I be interested?

A: As the name suggests, a phablet is somewhere between a phone and a tablet. These portable devices look like large phones - with touch screens measuring 5 to 6.9 inches diagonally - and are usually powered by the versatile Andriod platform.
             A phablet borrows the best from the phone and tablet camps. On one hand, because they take a SIM card (and thus offer cellular connectivity), they are super-sized smartphones that can make calls and access online content - even when there isn't a Wi-Fi hotspot nearby.
             And because they've got large screens, like a tablet, they're also ideal for watching video, playing games, reading ebooks, looking at photos and browsing the web. Also, phablets work with virtually all of the downloadable apps available at the Google Play store. Unlike most tablets, which are typically 7 to 11 inches, a phablet can still fit in a pocket or clutch purse.
         Typing and reading messages on a larger screen might be more comfortable than on a smaller phone. Some phablets, such as Samsung Galaxy Note 3.0, ship with high tech stylus tucked into the back in case you'd like to use it instead of a finger.

Engr. (Dr.) Emmanuel Binitie is a leading high-tech, top ranked executive consultant, contributes to more than three dozen prominent publications, appears on radio and TV, and is the author of 15 books. He is on instagram and X as @mannieboom

Computer World - Show Room

$100,000 Shopping Spree Sweeptakes. 

You could win a grand prize of #70,000 in Springs Comm Stores and 30,000 Cash. 

Make a purchase and you're entered automatically.

We have brand new and Fairly (U.K) Used of the following brands and model of laptops: HP, DELL, Lenovo, Acer, Asus, Samsung and Macbooks.

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HP ENVY 13" 

SPECIFICATION: Intel Core i7 (8th Generation) @ 2.9GHZ Processing Speed, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Ultra 4k Screen Display (3840 × 2160), Webcam, Bluetooth, Wifi/WLAN, Keyboard lights available, Ultra-slim 4GB dedicated Nvidia Graphics Card Memory, Fingerprint Sensor and Face ID available, 9 hours Battery Capacity (6-cell lithium ion battery) Windows 11.

SCREEN SIZES AVAILABLE: 13.3 Inches, 14 Inches, 15.6 Inches and 17 Inches.

Status: Brand New with Carton

Warranty: 1 Year HP Warranty

Colours Available: Silver, Grey, White, Black and Champagne Gold.

PROMO PRICE: Non-Touch Screen Version - #420,000 Naira. 

Touch Screen Version - #480,000 Naira

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HP PAVILION 14"

SPECIFICATION: Intel Core i5 - 8th Generation. 8GB RAM, 250gb SSD, Windows 11 Pro.

PRICE: #400,000 Naira - Equivalent to $250 USD 

COST OF DELIVERY: Free

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HP AMD 14"

SPECIFICATION: AMD A9-9425, 4GB Memory, AMD Radeon R5, 128GB SSD, Windows 11

PRICE: #288,000 Equivalent to $180 USD

 

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DELL LATITUDE 5420

SPECIFICATION: Core i5 - 11th Generation, 2.60 Ghz, 16GB DDR4 & 256GB SSD, Intel Core i5-1185G7 CPU @ 2.60GHz (8 CPUs) with turbo boost upto 4.40Ghz, 16GB DDR4 SDRAM 32000Mhz, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, Type-C Gen 1, Sim card input, SD Card Reader, Combo Jack, Wireless Bluetooth 4.2, Webcam HD 720p with fingerprint, Windows 10 Pro - 64bit, Excellent Autonomy Battery, Luminous Keyboard, Excellent condition included with Charger.

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ASUS VIVOBOOK

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LENOVO IDEAPAD 110 - 14ibr

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LENOVO

SPECIFICATION: 9hours battery life, 1TB HDD, 4GM RAM DDR4, 2.75GHZ Processor Speed, Windows 11 Pro with Original Power Pack.

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SAMSUNG ULTRABOOK

SPECIFICATION: 

Model: NT900X3G

Processor: Intel Core i5 (4 CPUs)

Memory: 8GB RAM

Graphics: Intel HD Graphic Family ☆ Total Memory - 2160MB Aprox.

Storage: 256GB SSD M. SATA (10× faster)

Screen Size: 13.3 Inches.

Tried & Tested, no hidden defects.

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MICROSOFT SURFACE LAPTOP3

SPECIFICATION: 

Processor: Intel Core i5

Generation: 10th Gen.

Memory: 8GB RAM

Storage: 256GB NVme M.2 SSD

Display: 13.5" (2256 × 1504) Touch Display

Graphics: Intel Iris Xe Graphics

Operating System: Windows 10

Battery: Up to 5 hours + (2 hours minimum guarantee) 

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MACBOOK PRO 2017

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MACBOOK PRO (RETINA 15Inches, MID 2015)

SPECIFICATION: 

Processor: 2.2Ghz Quad-core Intel Core i7

Memory: 16GB RAM 

Storage: 256GB SSD

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Graphics: Intel Iris Pro 1536MB

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Equivalant to $150 - $300

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