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Wilfem:
@2mekus,
I've not really been able to stop the menace, what I've only been able to do is to prevent a particular number (in their hundreds) from calling or flashing me again 'cos each number you add to the blacklist would never be able to either call or flash you any more.
Another way of reducing the the menace it to install this truecaller app on your phone. Go to m.truecaller.com on your phone to download/install it. After then, you can also use the app to block or filter any number, including those nonsensical flashers.

Sam_Ikenna:
I want to believe OBJ and some northern Emirs and ex-presidents know Nigeria and its inner workings, but for the rest of us I'm not sure we really know whats going on. Even GEJ may not completely know whats happening and the reason they're happening. Seems like the ones that know are playing some kind of mind game with us - today this person is arrested, tomorrow hes gone. The next thing they tell us the culprit went to the mosque to pray and fled from there or they tell us he went to pee and from there he evaporated. We never hear the real story no matter how deep the media dig, it seems like at some point they tell the media to shut up or face something. After all the culprit magical vanishings they set up a panel and we never get to hear their findings and for some reason we wont ask our Govt for it. Before you say Jack the same happens again and we're back to square one.

The above is why I doubt Al Mustapha would face the hangman's noose. They're going to dump him in Kirikiri and before we know it another Admin will come and release him through the backdoor and have him flown somewhere in Europe, US, or Arabia. You see sometimes we shout core north but some of our southern politicians are in a serious unholy cahoots with the power hungry ex-presidents and traditional rulers from up north if not why would it be this easy to blind all of us in broad day light. If not, why would it be only the people from core north that always disappear from maximum security detention and the rest of us are told to be calm. Think about it, if it were Yorubas or Igbos doing all the bombing do you think our villages would still have one tree left standing? How many times do you hear a southern police officer discharged his gun mistakenly or fired his gun and killed someone because pf checkpoint extortion?

I lived in Aba and I know this first hand. All the accidental police killings in Aba during my stay there came from officers from up north and one begins to wonder why its so. Our own officers from the south kill too but when you look at the stats it's crystal clear which section takes the chunk of the %. Each time these officers kill nothing happens, they're either tranfered or discharged with full benefits, I'm not even sure they're discharged. And today we're seeing the fruit of our nonchalant attitude in pursuing full justice - One arrest one disappearance. The culprits are usually from one section and the victims usually from other sections.

The culprits have come to believe the country is theirs therefore, how dare "others" prosecute them for what they did. If they're gracious enough they let us hold them for weeks in detention before the usual vanishing that has become the norm. I guess they feel like we should thank them for spending few weeks in detention before gracefully leaving. They dont take us seriously and I ask myself why should they? I mean if we were in there shoes, who knows, we would probably do the same after spending almost 2/3 of the life of this nation in leadership position.

I used to think that I was the only one having this problem, not until I came across this thread. I've been battling with it for over 4 years now, only on my airtel line though. I normally add them to the Blacklist with Kaspersky Mobile Security, just like someone earlier suggested. I have hundreds of the numbers on my Black records. I wish there's another way to stop the menace, even though I don't know how it started.

MUJAHID DOKUBO ASARI ON AL-MUSTAPHA' s
CONVICTION:"This is the Day of Shame for us all.
Shame on you Nigeria Al-Mustapha and other innocent
Men Will not Die, They will be alive Insha Allah. The
treachery and conspiracy against Goodluck Jonathan
will fail, When you man Obasanjo was there for eight
years he didn't get a conviction. Umar Musa Yar'adua
didn't get a conviction. Shame on you Yoruba. Your conspiracy will fail also.

there's a software called SRS call blocker which can allow you to block numbers with a certain sequence of digits like your 234547. However, it seems you use a Samsung (as per the blacklist function) - this works well on Blackberry

Downloda kaspersky antivirus and add to number to blacklist

Where is Jonathan in all this?
And why are Biafran constitution or whatever they call themselves sending Muslims from the South?
Is the whole of Soutern area in Nigeria the property of Igbos?
I thought Igbos were in the East?

hot dead by Victor okafor DPO of pen cinema police
station @thomas
salako junction by abeokuta str. The
registration number of vehicle of policemen

RS101LA.

Nigeria is collapsing obviously,this has been a common problem in Lagos,the kind of houses I see there dey fear me I swear,I saw in logos a house that was being added another story after about over 30 years of existence,why won't such a house collapse?

Imagine no ambulance,so they expect every trapped person to die there,what a hopeless country.

May the souls of the departed RIP and may GOD grant their families the fortitude to bear the loss.

Even though I don’t like given poor folks idea’s of making money or “ Hammering” using Niaja lingo for sudden money or wealth!!! Against a man of God, What OF if this poor lady from Imo State sues the Pastor, she would probably win, anyway I hope she does not?

Ghana now to sell electricity to Nigeria
From AMECHI OGBONNA, Accra, Ghana
Friday December 16, 2011
• Jonathan
Photo: Sun News Publishing

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Ghana’s ruling government has concluded plans to begin export of electric power to Nigeria and other West African countries by 2015.
The country’s Vice President, Mr John Dramani Mahama, who unfolded the plan in Accra, on Tuesday, said the government has already embarked on extensive expansion of power infrastructure to enable them achieve the project.

Mahama explained that a key motivation for the investment was that Ghana presently has competitive advantage in the area of power supply over other neighbouring countries, including Nigeria, which is still grappling with massive power deficit for its estimated 150 million citizens.

The vice president, who spoke at a summit on Millennium Challenge Account (MCA) Compact Two in Accra, said the country intends to consolidate on its existing energy infrastructures by exploring alternative sources of supply, including solar power and biomass resources, to ensure that the target of selling power to other West African countries was achieved by the next four years.

Mahama, who underscored the imperative of stable energy in the economic development of his country said Ghana was partnering the United States Government to realize the dream, stressing that raising the nation`s power generation would in addition create wealth and alleviate poverty among her citizens. It was in the light of that initiative that the Millennium Challenge Account Compact two was organized to seek ways of funding power generation and transmission and uninterrupted power supply.

Under the arrangement, the country intends to increase her current 2000 megawatts of electricity to 5000 megawatts with the hope of selling surpluses to needy countries including Nigeria. Also speaking, Ghana’s deputy minister of Energy, Alhaji Inusah Fuseini explained that the country would require about $1.7billion to meet its quest for universal access to power supply, pointing out the President Arthur Mills government had already received about $966.55million from bilateral and multilateral institutions in that regard.
Alhaji Fuseini said there was a` shortfall of about $729million against which background it considered MCA compact two was considered useful.

IT would be recalled that Ghana has one of the largest dams in the world had in 2009 celebrated her ten years of uninterrupted power supply. Authoritative sources say that the Akosombo Dam built by late President Kwame Nkrumah has the potential to supply the entire West Africa with electricity if fully utilized.

It would be recalled that President Goodluck Jonathan had shortly after being sworn-in in May reviewed the nation’s power roadmap, raising fears that Nigeria may continue to live with power shortages in the foreseeable future.

How DEEPER will this entity called Nigeria sink?