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Gada.chat is presently the reigning social media platform that has taken the world by suprise, even paying us from monitoring spirits who refused to like or comment on our posts etc, but as they monitor us viewing our posts, we are being paid.Gada.chat is presently the reigning social media platform that has taken the world by suprise, even paying us from monitoring spirits who refused to like or comment on our posts etc, but as they monitor us viewing our posts, we are being paid.
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SOMETHING TO KNOW ABOUT NUCLEAR WEAPONS
The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) is the primary international agreement governing nuclear weapons ownership. Under this treaty, five countries are recognized as nuclear-weapon states (NWS):
- Recognized Nuclear-Weapon States:
- United States: Developed nuclear weapons in 1945
- Russia: Developed nuclear weapons in 1949 (as the Soviet Union)
- United Kingdom: Developed nuclear weapons in 1952
- France: Developed nuclear weapons in 1960
- China: Developed nuclear weapons in 1964
Other countries that possess nuclear weapons but are not recognized as NWS under the NPT include ¹ ²:
- Non-Recognized Nuclear-Weapon States:
- India: Developed nuclear weapons in 1974 and 1998
- Pakistan: Developed nuclear weapons, with estimated 170 warheads
- North Korea: Developed nuclear weapons, with estimated 50 warheads
- Israel: Believed to possess nuclear weapons, with estimated 90 warheads
The NPT aims to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons and promote disarmament. Key provisions include ²:
- Non-Proliferation: Non-nuclear-weapon states agree not to develop or acquire nuclear weapons.
- Disarmament: Nuclear-weapon states commit to disarmament and reducing their nuclear arsenals.
- Peaceful Use: Countries have the right to use nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.
However, some countries have criticized the NPT for being discriminatory and ineffective in preventing nuclear proliferation. The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) was adopted in 2017 to prohibit the development, testing, production, and use of nuclear weapons ³.SOMETHING TO KNOW ABOUT NUCLEAR WEAPONS The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) is the primary international agreement governing nuclear weapons ownership. Under this treaty, five countries are recognized as nuclear-weapon states (NWS): - Recognized Nuclear-Weapon States: - United States: Developed nuclear weapons in 1945 - Russia: Developed nuclear weapons in 1949 (as the Soviet Union) - United Kingdom: Developed nuclear weapons in 1952 - France: Developed nuclear weapons in 1960 - China: Developed nuclear weapons in 1964 Other countries that possess nuclear weapons but are not recognized as NWS under the NPT include ¹ ²: - Non-Recognized Nuclear-Weapon States: - India: Developed nuclear weapons in 1974 and 1998 - Pakistan: Developed nuclear weapons, with estimated 170 warheads - North Korea: Developed nuclear weapons, with estimated 50 warheads - Israel: Believed to possess nuclear weapons, with estimated 90 warheads The NPT aims to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons and promote disarmament. Key provisions include ²: - Non-Proliferation: Non-nuclear-weapon states agree not to develop or acquire nuclear weapons. - Disarmament: Nuclear-weapon states commit to disarmament and reducing their nuclear arsenals. - Peaceful Use: Countries have the right to use nuclear technology for peaceful purposes. However, some countries have criticized the NPT for being discriminatory and ineffective in preventing nuclear proliferation. The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) was adopted in 2017 to prohibit the development, testing, production, and use of nuclear weapons ³.
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I say make I start diet today.
Next thing, small hunger touch me like this — I don chop 2 wraps of fufu, 1 bottle of malt, plus suya join.
Abeg, which kind stubborn spirit dey inside rice and swallow?
Even the salad I buy dey look me like, “na me you go chop last last?”
I don give up. Make I just dey do portion control…
Portion for morning, portion for afternoon, portion for night.I say make I start diet today. Next thing, small hunger touch me like this — I don chop 2 wraps of fufu, 1 bottle of malt, plus suya join. Abeg, which kind stubborn spirit dey inside rice and swallow? 😭😭 Even the salad I buy dey look me like, “na me you go chop last last?” I don give up. Make I just dey do portion control… Portion for morning, portion for afternoon, portion for night. 😂0 Commentarii 2 Distribuiri 171 Views -
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SOMETHING TO KNOW ABOUT NUCLEAR WEAPONS
The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) is the primary international agreement governing nuclear weapons ownership. Under this treaty, five countries are recognized as nuclear-weapon states (NWS):
- Recognized Nuclear-Weapon States:
- United States: Developed nuclear weapons in 1945
- Russia: Developed nuclear weapons in 1949 (as the Soviet Union)
- United Kingdom: Developed nuclear weapons in 1952
- France: Developed nuclear weapons in 1960
- China: Developed nuclear weapons in 1964
Other countries that possess nuclear weapons but are not recognized as NWS under the NPT include ¹ ²:
- Non-Recognized Nuclear-Weapon States:
- India: Developed nuclear weapons in 1974 and 1998
- Pakistan: Developed nuclear weapons, with estimated 170 warheads
- North Korea: Developed nuclear weapons, with estimated 50 warheads
- Israel: Believed to possess nuclear weapons, with estimated 90 warheads
The NPT aims to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons and promote disarmament. Key provisions include ²:
- Non-Proliferation: Non-nuclear-weapon states agree not to develop or acquire nuclear weapons.
- Disarmament: Nuclear-weapon states commit to disarmament and reducing their nuclear arsenals.
- Peaceful Use: Countries have the right to use nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.
However, some countries have criticized the NPT for being discriminatory and ineffective in preventing nuclear proliferation. The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) was adopted in 2017 to prohibit the development, testing, production, and use of nuclear weapons ³.SOMETHING TO KNOW ABOUT NUCLEAR WEAPONS The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) is the primary international agreement governing nuclear weapons ownership. Under this treaty, five countries are recognized as nuclear-weapon states (NWS): - Recognized Nuclear-Weapon States: - United States: Developed nuclear weapons in 1945 - Russia: Developed nuclear weapons in 1949 (as the Soviet Union) - United Kingdom: Developed nuclear weapons in 1952 - France: Developed nuclear weapons in 1960 - China: Developed nuclear weapons in 1964 Other countries that possess nuclear weapons but are not recognized as NWS under the NPT include ¹ ²: - Non-Recognized Nuclear-Weapon States: - India: Developed nuclear weapons in 1974 and 1998 - Pakistan: Developed nuclear weapons, with estimated 170 warheads - North Korea: Developed nuclear weapons, with estimated 50 warheads - Israel: Believed to possess nuclear weapons, with estimated 90 warheads The NPT aims to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons and promote disarmament. Key provisions include ²: - Non-Proliferation: Non-nuclear-weapon states agree not to develop or acquire nuclear weapons. - Disarmament: Nuclear-weapon states commit to disarmament and reducing their nuclear arsenals. - Peaceful Use: Countries have the right to use nuclear technology for peaceful purposes. However, some countries have criticized the NPT for being discriminatory and ineffective in preventing nuclear proliferation. The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) was adopted in 2017 to prohibit the development, testing, production, and use of nuclear weapons ³.
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Me at work: “I’m going to be productive today!”
Also me:
• Rearranged desktop icons
• Drank 3 cups of coffee
• Replied one email
• Stared into space for 45 minutes thinking about jollof rice
By 4:55pm, I’m suddenly typing like a hacker in a Nollywood movie.
Dear boss, it’s not laziness… it’s “creative processing time.”Me at work: “I’m going to be productive today!” Also me: • Rearranged desktop icons • Drank 3 cups of coffee • Replied one email • Stared into space for 45 minutes thinking about jollof rice 😩 By 4:55pm, I’m suddenly typing like a hacker in a Nollywood movie. 💻🔥 Dear boss, it’s not laziness… it’s “creative processing time.” 😂0 Commentarii 1 Distribuiri 118 Views
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