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olurotimi1:
done all that. I am regular updater, one moment it plays the next moment it doesn't. You can only download

Then it must be your network or the speed of your phone/device. What's the RAM size?

Wao, could be the network is super where you are. Where are you based in Lagos?

Joe4real1988:
y don't u jst download vidmate and dwnload all ur favourite movies including seasonal films on YouTube tru it.......

I have not tried vidmate, but I think ShowBox is just ok for me until it started misbehaving. But that has been taken care off.

olurotimi1:
For me showbiz is the best. But recently it Grey's out and won't play, anybody no the reason.

Do what I have just done. Download and re-install from the link above. Alternatively update it.

iboboyswag:
I have one for sale, where is your location and will sell it for 18k only

Is it unlocked already? WhatsApp me let's talk.

GoodyOG:
The apk was updated 3days ago...see the direct download
http://showboxapp.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/com.tdo_.showbox_4.81-97.apk

Done and blazing. Thanks a bunch bros. I appreciate.

I have opened the link and clicked on the ShowBox icon but it is not downloading. What could be the matter and how do I resolve it pls?

Please guys/gals, I need fairly used and unlocked Spectranet 4g LTE mifi for immediate purchase. Must be in good working condition.

If you have, plse WhatsApp me on 08115708539 and lets chat.

lilmonarch:
download the latest showbox here http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/show-box-2/show-box/show-box-4-82-release/show-box-4-82-android-apk-download/

Thanks. Will do.

Go for Glo or Etisalat. There signals are good in Surulere.

olurotimi1:
Just uninstall the app and download again. It's working

I fear to uninstall it becos it is not available on Play store you know. I got it from a distant friend. Beside, the one I see on Play store looks like one-eye and it is useless.

Gurus in the house please help a pal solve this ShowBox problem. The app opens up and pops-up a notice asking me to update, but when I click update, it brings out a message "update error" and then opens the page normally. Yet, if I click on any movie, it tells me "unfortunately ShowBox has stopped" and switches off. What do I do to get the thing working again?

Una Weldon o! How market? I just dey pass by.

EgusiSoup:
People that vote or will still voting for APC has mental issue that is beyond human comprehension, description or redemption.

I don't even knows whether such people went to school or even has a sense of human dignity or reasoning!

**spits**

I don't 'knows' 'two' my brother.

EgusiSoup:
People that vote or will still voting for APC has mental issue that is beyond human comprehension, description or redemption.

I don't even knows whether such people went to school or even has a sense of human dignity or reasoning!

**spits**

I don't 'knows' 'two' my brother.

PhonePlanet:
So yesterday I read about all NCC had to say on the issue of introducing a price floor. And I have some comments to make

"The regulatory commission said that it feared that the price war could eventually lead to a monopoly in the telecom industry that would force small operators to shut down.
It said that monopoly in the telecom sector could also push the country back to the days of NITEL to the detriment of small operators in the sector.
The Executive Vice Chairman of NCC, Professor Umar Dambatta stated this when he appeared before the Senate Committee on Communications."

Well, Professor Dambatta kept mentioning NITEL in his statement, which I believe is a wrong example to make reference to because "in the days of NITEL" there was just one telecommunications company which is NITEL, no competitors, no rivals, no other company offering telecommunications services, and NITEL was owned by the Nigerian Government. But right now we have so many private telecommunications companies, and out of these many, we have four(4) major companies not one. Therefore I do not see how this might lead to monopoly, I don't think the four major telecommunications companies we have would allow one pass the other, which is not equal to monopoly. Unless Professor Dambatta has a different definition of monopoly that is not - (economics) a market in which there are many buyers but only one seller.

Then on the aspect of forcing smaller telecommunications companies to close or shut down. First I would start with what one of my friend said. He believes in the statement - "if you can't beat them, join them". He believes that if smaller or new entry telecommunications companies can't find a way to survive in the market, then they should merge with the bigger companies to provide better services. I once met Audu Maikori in an event and he made emphasis of the need for partnership and collaboration. He said everybody wants to be the head and alone, when if we collaborate, we could achieve greater things. What if we don’t need eight telecommunications companies, what if we just need working four? If these companies could merge they could give us that! Better services, less worries.

I on the other hand thinks that if any company should shut down, it is completely their fault and not the fault of major telecommunications companies. This is not the first time we have seen companies shut down due to pressure from the Market, but to blame a bigger company is wrong. A company can only shut down due to its own mistakes or wrong tactics/market strategy, that is if it had one. For a startup company, the board/team/management are suppose to have a break through plan, enough capital and focus to become as big as any other company in the market. I believe non of these startup telecommunications in Nigeria have one and are now seeking the help of the government to survive? This scenario is like asking a teacher to intentionally fail a student so you who did not read can be on the same level with the brilliant student. Of course it is possible that these companies might have tried their best to gain market share, but Etisalat Nigeria tried to do the same thing in 2008, they slashed all the prices each telecommunications was offering at that time and sold out sim card almost free, even existing telecommunications giants could not keep up, it was a decision, strategy and sacrifice they had to make that got them to where they are today. Ironically Etisalat Nigeria now offers the most expensive service amongst the four telecommunications, but has already built their brand well enough to have a deserving part of the market. Which of these startup companies are able to do this? NON! So I believe they should go back and re-strategize instead of depending on the government introduce a price floor limiting the major operators.

I am still not in support in introducing a price floor. If NCC fills there is still a need for it, the best they can do is stop these big companies from taking their prices below what they offer right now. I wonder if NCC is supposed protect these small companies or we the consumers? Because their actions of protecting these companies is at our own expense. I look at all NCC reasons as excuse including the one they stated that consumers asked for the price floor to be introduced, when clearly there is a petition which five thousand people have signed against it. It makes me feel there are hidden stories, agenda and personal gains to all of this. Price flooring is suppose to be in the advatage of the consumer, Plus the idea of price floor has not had a good reputation in countries that it was implemented. "A price floor hurts society more than it helps. It may help farmers or the few workers that get to work for minimum wage, but it only helps those people by hurting everyone else" according to http://economics.fundamentalfinance.com/micro_price-floor.php . In this case it helps a few CEO's and hurts the general public. This cannot be acceptable.

That is all I have to say to NCC.

In addition to this post, I also have a comment to make on The Chief Executive Officer, CEO, of MTN Nigeria, Mr. Ferdinand Moolman statement for the federal government to ban WhatsApp and other social services that offer call and text.

“the depletion of operator revenues by unlicensed providers of “over-the-top” telecoms services who do not have any physical presence; nor pay any taxes; nor make any significant contribution to employment or other socio-economic objectives of government in Nigeria.”

Mentioning WhatsApp, Viber and the likes, the MTN boss pointed out that these companies were eroding gains of Nigeria’s telecom companies and asked Nigeria to take action like the United Arab Emirates did.


All I see in this man statement is GREED! I think what he said is completely absurd. What he actually meant by this statement is that he is not making as much money as he used to because of WhatsApp and others, and therefore using the excuse of non physical presence, and no taxes etc to buy out the government. This is purley based on selfish interest. This scenario is like asking the government to ban cars because you as a bicycle seller don’t make much money anymore, and stating excuses like cars produce harmful gases to the environment just to win the heart of the government. Someone should tell this man that TECHNOLOGY HAS PROGRESSED!!! If he is pained by the production of cars, he should probably dump bicycles and start producing cars too. Maybe turn MTN into an APP making company or buy WhatsApp or Viber. You can't hold back technology because you don't make enough money. In fact this means you care about money more than you care about technology, and as the CEO of MTN? that is just too sad. You sir are supposed to be in a bank! Not an IT company. Then you went ahead to say like united Arab emirates? How long would this country continue to copy other countries simply because they are more developed? We should be able to decide which steps we take and which we don't. We should only look out for developed countries for solutions to major problems we encounter like how to come out of recession. Not follow every foot step and implement something simply because it was done in UAE or USA or Europe. Please stop! Finally saying that these apps do not make any significant contribution to employment or other socio-economic objectives of government in Nigeria is wrong. Directly it might not, but indirectly it does in every way. To point out a few, making call over WhatsApp is relatively less expensive than traditional phone call. Yes it means less money for you (even if you make money from data) but it means we as citizen would be able to save more on phone calls which would make us have more money to improve our standard of living and businesses which would have positive impact on the economy. Taking for example a typical venture owner who spend a lot on phone calls would save alot if he has to buy only data. On a long run, that savings from phone calls could be used to expand his venture which would lead to more people being employed and growth on the nation economy which is in contrary to Mr. Ferdinand statement. So please don’t think of it. Neither should the Nigerian Government consider it unless again it in support of a company over it's citizens.

That is all I have to say. I am in no way an expert and therefore all I've written here is in my opinion. Please feel free to contact me in any area you feel I am wrong.

Fine piece by all standard. Can I publish it in our Newspaper for a greater impact?

princeofpeace22:
Oyedepo will never do this all he knows is flying private jet
Enriching himself with the poor members tithe and offerings

Another is that ragamuffin ex can president orisejafor with is fake life style

Hell fire go full remain


God bless true Christians

That's the problem with people like you. Somebody said here such should not attract publicity but done secretly and here you are praying down fire on others who do theirs quietly.
Now how do you know that Oyedepo and others you named haven't been doing theirs secretly.
I am aware that several hundreds of widows are on Bishop Oyedepo's pay roll every single month. Just because it hasn't been publicised doesn't mean he has not been as charitable as the one you are celebrating here.

http://www.signalng.com/fr-mbaka-breaks-romance-buhari-attacks-president-hunger-land/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter


Father Mbaka Ends Presidential Romance, Attacks Buhari Over Hunger in the Land
Reverend Father Ejike Mbaka, one of Nigeria’s most outspoken clergymen, has come down hard on President Muhammadu Buhari, accusing him of indifference to the country’s worsening economic situation.

Mbaka, a Catholic priest and lead minister at the Adoration Prayer Ministry, Enugu, said Mr. Buhari stood a high chance of losing the support of many Nigerians if he allowed the hardship Nigerians are facing to linger for much longer.

According to a report by Premium Times, the preacher said he would not allow his closeness to the president get in the way of his longstanding advocacy for the masses.

“It is not easy everywhere. Hunger everywhere. As the president is fighting corruption, some of us are praying that he will equally fight hunger. Hunger is in the atmosphere,” Mr. Mbaka said in a sermon to his congregation on July 23, 2016.

“Yesterday, some people were saying Father Mbaka started preaching against–whatever. The issue is that Father Mbaka is preaching as the spirit prompts him. There is hunger everywhere. My job is to tell our leaders the truth.”

Mr. Mbaka attracted public attention in the lead up to the 2015 election after he withdrew his support for President Goodluck Jonathan and backed then candidate Buhari.

The endorsement was widely believed to have provided a much-needed boost for Mr. Buhari’s acceptance amongst evangelicals and people of Igbo extraction.

The preacher took issues with Mr. Buhari for his signature war against corruption, a policy he suggested paled into insignificance in the face of dwindling economic indices, widespread financial troubles and acute poverty across the country.

“All this noise about EFCC arrest this and that, after one week that one is over. People are dying of hunger. Dollar is growing every day and naira is dying every day. Euro is rising every day and naira is collapsing every day. Pounds is on hike every day–on a mega level- and naira is dwindling–on a hyper level,” Mr. Mbaka said.

Mr. Mbaka slammed Mr. Buhari for his apparent fixation with the war against corruption, saying such an endeavour would not address immediate challenges afflicting the nation.

“The landlords are crying, tenants are lamenting. Sellers are crying. Buyers are lamenting. There is hunger on the street. Many students are being rusticated from school, why? Because they can’t pay for school feels.”

“Proprietors are distressed. Many companies are winding up. The economy is hard,” he said.

Mr. Mbaka said he was compelled to express his strong stance against the direction Mr. Buhari was steering the country because of a noticeable uptick in the number of people trooping to him and the Catholic Church because they could no longer afford to feed themselves, adding that situation had cut deep into his personal pocket.

“When somebody like me can bring my cheque and all the money I have in my account will finish in school feels and in charity and hospital fees and whatever.

“If it is well with these people, would they be coming to me? I am receiving the shock, the pain directly. The quantum of charity that we’re doing in the ministry is telling me the level of poverty that is in the atmosphere,” Mr. Mbaka said.

Mr. Mbaka said he made concerted efforts and used his own resources to ensure that the raging hostilities in the oil-rich Niger-Delta were contained, saying the crisis could have been aborted if Mr. Buhari and others in charge of the country’s affairs were “wise”.

“Before this Avengers phenomenon, I did something that, if the leaders of today are wise, the problem could have been averted. By the gift of the Holy Spirit, the sagacity, I was proactive. I won’t tell you what I spent to make that happen so that the president would not suffer what he’s about to suffer now.

Mr. Mbaka said he believed other neutral voices like himself would soon emerge from their corners to speak truth to power.

“As I’ve told you, this is just the good morning of it. Very soon, those who are quiet would begin to talk.”

He also lampooned the Vice-President, Yemi Osinbajo, for his recent comments in which he suggested that Niger Delta militants are saboteurs.

“Yesterday the vice president announced that the avengers are saboteurs. Should he say that? He should not. Go to Niger Delta, you will cry. The place where the oil sustaining this country is coming from. No good water to drink. No farm land. No road. No quality lifestyle. No industry,” the clergyman said.

Mr. Mbaka said Mr. Buhari should take measures to revamp the country’s economy and propose far-reaching reforms for the judiciary, saying the current practices had left the country worse off.

“We need economic experts and the gurus, sages, that are sincere who can come in and think about our economic revamp. And a judicial reformation.

“How can a case be in court for more than 10 years? Even if you prosecute all the senators, the matter may linger until next 20 years. So, what have we achieved?”

Mr. Mbaka said he was too concerned about the country’s appalling economic situation to bother about his relationship with Mr. Buhari, saying the God he served was sufficient for him.

“I don’t need the president to survive. I need God. I need the Holy Spirit. All I need is Jesus. So, people are suffering. Suffering is everywhere. People are smelling on suffering. In spite of the perfumes they put on their body, when you smell them they smell of suffering. We men are tired of such stories.

“People are not even talking about jobs anymore. More students everywhere. Graduates everywhere. Those who are making it now are those who are selling dollars. And somebody called me last week and said ‘Father please, pray for this condition to last’. He’s trading in dollar.”

Mr. Mbaka said the Nigerian government should revoke all oil bloc licences in private hands and find a pragmatic solution to the plight of the people of Niger Delta to avoid further social unrest, and came down hard on the president for failing to reflect the diversity of Nigeria in appointing people to federal positions.

“Our president may be an expert in fighting corruption, we clap for him over that. In fighting insurgency? He’s a guru in that. But economic management? I don’t know. And this is not a military Buhari we knew. This is a democratic Buhari.

“So, he must find a democratic solution that is non-tribalistic. And he should begin to do things in a way and manner that people should not begin to wag their tongues.

“Look at the last NNPC board configurations. Not less than 11 of them. How many Yoruba are in that board? How many Igbo are there? I think none. Niger-Delta, I think one.

“Kachikwu is not an Igbo man, he’s a Delta man. If an Etiku man begins to answer Mohammed, his name doesn’t mean he’s an Hausa man, he’s an Etiku man. How many Niger-Delta people are there and how many northerners are there? People are watching.”

Mr. Mbaka said he would continue to condemn Mr. Buhari and others in a position of authority behind the pulpit if they failed to make themselves available to the benefit of the common man, saying it was part of what culminated in his strained relationship with Mr. Jonathan.

“You know in Jonathan’s time, there was a time I demanded I would be telling him what I should tell him, so that I would not be tempted to be speaking from the pulpit. But they didn’t give me that opportunity.

“How can I pray for one month or two months to get somebody that I want to speak to so that that person can talk to another person that would talk to another person that would talk to another person that would talk to the president? How? Is it not our country?”

krozay:
I uninstalled my Showbox long time ago because of the same issue and there is no more server 1 but I now use
Cinema box-latest movies
Terrarium tv -for only shows
Megabox hd or cartoon hd


So u can search them on Google and download the apps

Can I download movies from Cinema box?
Besides, what actually happened to Show box? Have they packed it in? I installed the new one with one eye and it isn't doing anything. I tried updating the old one to no avail.

What has happened to Showbox application? It is no longer updating or showing movies. One can't download movies too. Any help please?

Queeee:
Lolz yu are funny bro...Arsenal ko. Even with LVG's non attacking football. He was able to brush yu aside...yu are here talking about rebuilding. No be only. As long as its arsenal, beating man u is like Christmas. It comes once in a blue moon

It is you who is funny. Arsenal whacked you 3 - 0 even with you Van 'Girl' in charge and you are here running mouth. Arsenal were the first to inflict Jose Mourinho his first season defeat in Community Shield and thus started his downfall. So what are you yawning about here?

reverendfather:
Jose, your glory days are over. better go and apologize to pa. arsene Wenger

I have the feeling that Mourinho won't get the better of Arsene Wenger again next season. First, he has to rebuild Man U to be able to bring them up to the standard of World beaters, which he would like. Whereas, Wenger only needs fortification here and there and Arsenal will compete seriously next season. He is already in the market and this time very serious knowing this could be his last hooray in Arsnal.

For those who are lazy to read. The report here says Jose Mourinho and his power-wielding agent, Jorge Mendes have taken over the reign in Man U and will definitely leave the club worse than they have met it because only Mendes' mentored players will be good enough for Mourinho in Man U. They did that in Real Madrid and Chelsea. The writer provided facts and citations and reasoning that Ed Woodward is too weak to stop the hurricane when it starts.
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The Dark Side of Jose Mourinho & Jorge Mendes
Louis Van Gaal had barely taken his seat in front of the assembled press when a barrage of questions were sent his way. The Dutchman grasped hold of the FA Cup, but that mattered little. It was Manchester United’s first time lifting the world’s oldest club competition in 12 years and the first trophy of the post-Alex Ferguson era, yet the journalists just wanted to talk about his successor: Jose Mourinho.

Not that they were to be blamed. A major story had just broken, one which just happened to coincide with United winning a final. When it later emerged that Mourinho’s agent Jorge Mendes had likely leaked the information that he would be taking over from Van Gaal, few, if any, were surprised. That they had ruined Van Gaal’s moment or potentially jeopardised Mourinho’s long-standing friendship with his mentor mattered little in the context of the bigger picture.
Mourinho and Mendes routinely sabotage others to further their own interests, as Manchester United will learn in time. No trick or shortcut is off limits in the pursuit of power. Anyone who doubts this need only read Diego Torres’ book “The Special One, The Secret Life of Jose Mourinho,“—an eye-opening account of the Portuguese coaches’ three years at Real Madrid.
Brought to the Spanish capital to halt the magisterial dominance of Pep Guardiola’s Barcelona at all costs, Mourinho wasted little time in waging war both externally and internally. His tactic was to turn “the control of information into a fine art,” as Torres explains. Players were intensely briefed on what to say in interviews, something which bothered senior figures like Iker Casillas and Sergio Ramos. The main point of contention among his squad and president Florentino Perez was the influence of one man: Mendes

As Torres details, from early on the players found it puzzling that the self-professed super-agent spent so much time at their Valdebebas training ground. Wives, girlfriends, children and relatives of players were banned from the pretentiously titled “City of Real Madrid,” but one man was still allowed access. Mendes would watch the squad run through their drills from the manager’s office on the top floor of the complex, like the Queen peering down on her royal subjects from a perched balcony in Buckingham Palace. At one point, they became convinced that he worked in the building. “There’s the lord and master of the club,” they used to joke.

Mendes’ sway extended to the recruitment and signings. Mourinho attempted to fill his squad with the likes of Hugo Almeida and Raul Meireles, players who were evidently not up to the standard required at the Bernabeu, but were more importantly Gestifute (Mendes’ agency) clients. One Gestifute affiliate who was signed for an enormous fee, Fabio Coentrao, started at left-back ahead of Marcelo, which baffled many within the squad who felt he wasn’t good enough. He even tried to convince Mesut Ozil to leave his agent for Mendes, an offer that the German declined.

A parallel situation arose at Chelsea, where Radamel Falcao was signed on loan last summer, even though the once-magnificent Colombian was obviously a shadow of his former self. That transfer was puzzling…until you delve further into the intricacies of the deal. The link again is Mendes and Gestifute, their fingers in multiple pies.
At Chelsea, Mourinho was restricted in how much control he had over incoming players. Chelsea had a structure in place, led by technical director Michael Emenalo. United are prepared to give him full autonomy, which he has always craved. The problem is, who at United can curb Mourinho’s confrontational side and how wise is it to give him full power? Bobby Charlton, amongst others, has already professed his misgivings about the 54 year-old and what he perceives to be conduct unbecoming of a Manchester United manager. If Mourinho, as he most likely will, surrounds himself with as many Mendes-attached players as possible, that strengthens his position and reinforces his stranglehold on the club, regardless of what he says or does to damage United.

As good as Ed Woodward is at marketing and securing lucrative commercial deals, he has already proved his marked deficiencies when it comes to running the sporting side of things. Not only did he reportedly negotiate a deal in which the club would pay Mourinho £4 million if they didn’t appoint him in May, he also allegedly failed to notify Van Gaal that he would be terminated before the news filtered through to the press. What chance does he have of showing authority with Mourinho?

In conjunction, Mourinho and Mendes wiggled their way into the consciousness of the United hierarchy shortly after he left Chelsea. Mourinho is an undeniably successful coach and there is every chance he achieves great things at Old Trafford. His destructive, antagonistic side is never too far away though. When the mutually beneficial relationship in all likelihood implodes, just like on Saturday, Mourinho and Mendes won’t care for what state they leave the club in or whose toes they thread on. It’ll be self-preservation, just like it always is with football’s most devious double act.

Culled from uMAXit football

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With the red tape warning and all the unnecessary long process, why do I need to bother. I am okay with the hard keys.

I thought only Abokis eat gworo. Does this father of all lies called Lai Mohammed also eat the Hausa kolanuts too. Did you notice his red teeth?

They are all sycophants including Saraki. That guy is not capable of leading NASS. if the budget wasn't missing why on earth would they require another submission, which gave room for manipulation by Buhari's aide?


There are so much illegalities by this government that Saraki ought to have come out with a resolution through NASS mandating the Executive to comply or be impeached. That is checks and balances. But he chose to keep mum for fear of his ass.

Ihejirika, please go give thanksgiving that you left when you left o! If you were incharge when this happened, 1967 civil war would have been child's play.

gunners160:
I LAUGH AT D DAMN COMMENTS I am reading here. Why blame and insult Buhari for everything wo checking the authenticity of the news.. BE QUICK TO LISTEN AND SLOW TO REPLY

Your laugh will soon turn to crying. Did you see his source? He quoted Al Jazeera and the FG has not denied it.

olaboy33:
end time discovery......

No living soul could accurately guess how JESUS looked. I think it is not important or else Holy Spirit would have revealed the exact description to Bible writers. But I do know that Bible said Jesus was not attractive.

Isaiah 53:2 says "He grew up before him like a tender shoot, and like a root out of dry ground. He had no beauty or majesty to attract us to him, nothing in his appearance that we should desire him."