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Josfem:
It was after the interview, but I think I now know where I did it wrong, I made a mistake in filling my online application form, I forgot to put csc as d sponsor...

I was denied yesterday also with the same reason, I think it's because the schools are on summer break, because when I tried to reach that number on the jw20 form the number was not going through and when i try reaching the school via their personal mobile number they told me they're on summer holiday maybe that's were the consulate couldn't contact them.

I'm waiting if I can delay my next interview to the resumption date and my excuse for lateness for resuming vane be acknowledged before trying again

henry007:
Do you mean 4G only or nothing?

only SIM one is working with 4G, the second SIM only brings 2G network

I have the 3Gb variant and I can only use 4G on a SIM, is that how it works or i got a faulty one

Living2Living:
Good evening. I have read different opinions of members of this forum concerning the new Hot 6 Pro. I want to buy the phone but the comments about the fonts make me to draw back.
If I may ask, what is really the issue with the fonts? Is it that the fonts are bad or what? Thanks for your anticipated response.

Not that bad but for people that loves changing things and customising their phone, it looks boring

CarlcareOpebi:
Hey @Abdgafarplenty Is the phone an X551?

X608

I just got this Infinix hot pro of 3gb ram and 32 Tom, but my second SIM plate is not working with 3G or 4G data service. It's only the Edge network working. Anything to fix it

henry007:
And this only happens while used as Sim2?

Yes, only the second sim

henry007:
Mines's always on 4G or nothing in bad network areas. I use Ntel(no 3G/2G)
Is your network settings for sim 2 on 4G/3G/2G?

Yes. When I even switch it to 3G only, it cancels

My hot 6 pro 3gb and 32gb version is not bringing 3g in the second SIM. Anyone notice this

deriksneh:
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App like ifont

Jones100:
Have u been able to change it?

I haven't

LilNetty:
lol.. Same here too.. I just got mine yesterday but I need third party app to change the weird font

I have to wait patiently before going for third party app

henry007:
Yes, just tested it. See screenshots



Maybe you got the 32GB/3GB variant

Thanks, just Got the 3/32gb variant. The only thing to do is to change this godamm weird font

Infinix hot 6 has the most boring font in the whole mobile world. How can i change it

I just got my infinix hot pro of 3gb Ram and 32gb ROM, the phone has been wonderful except I don't get to see font in the xtheme to change this boring font

Does phone support ntel 4g SIM card

DexxyAlebs:
this your condition ehn nawa, a google search won't do any harm.

sometimes savagery ain't the answer

pioukul1:
This news is fake.... There are a million and one reasons she fled. (The pervert who videod this is stupid). I may have done the same if I saw ugly suspicious people doing a video of me.

slay Queen senior even went ahead and use the word Videod �, you could have simply go on local English like recorded, yet you chose to slay with (Inglish) language of the slayers

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SmellingAnus:
sorry bro... Shit happens... So what have you learnt concerning that

Loneliness is peaceful

I had a wonderful relationship with my girlfriend, that I already had plans that she'd meet my parents after Nysc. the trouble started in camp, then a visit to her was magical till she abandoned me in her lodge to meet a guy he already told me about. he claimed he's sick and wanted to give him something to eat. ( I still wished I didn't agree to that) After that came the problem and she called it quit.

I dunno what happened, or how it happened. but I lost her to NYSC

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But I'm currently chatting with my friend in Beijing on WhatsApp and he still pretty much uses his Facebook account.

OP which china are we talking about??

Jerrypolo:
Folks talking about how Allah kept them in "Bondage" are either ignorant, mischievous or both.

The law that banned them all these while had nothing to do with Islam but everything to do with the local and traditional laws of the kingdom

The law is man made.

If it were ordained by Allah and admonished in the Holy Qur'an, no king or sheik can call for its removal.

Because it is a common law, women groups and civil organizations can protest and push for their "Rights". Ask yourself, why have these same group not asked for a female Imam or sheik?.

Turkey, Jordan, Iraq, Iran, Libya and Egypt are all Islamic countries with females driving cars.

I am a Christian but I hate misrepresentation of facts.

Thanks.

May you be blessed all through the days of your life

kikake:
Lol. The two rivers are never angry.

Yours truly swam and would have drowned in Urashi when I was a little boy, but was miraculously thrown up by the river only to be rescued by people.

isn't God wonderful

cascarino:
In a corner of Imo, two angry rivers flow without ever coming together
pulse.ng Jul 27, 2017 1:00 PM
One half of the lake is a brownish colour; the other half flows clearly and almost appears green. They have never come together.
Across the world, from Stonehenge to the Great Sphinx of Giza, there are remarkable creations and naturally occurring phenomena that can only be described by the term we use to refer to them; wonders.

They are those structures that both impress and confound us, enough to command a kind of respect that almost feels like reverence and put them in a class of their own; a class that preserves them into classical antiquity.

In many ways, these wonders, especially those made by nature’s hand, are mysteries, more than anything else.

Like the Northern Lights or Tanzania’s 260 square km wide Ngorongoro crater, they are unexplained phenomena that arouse our curiosity, a desire to know more and questions that we try ever so hard to answer with science or religion.

One of such wonders is hiding in Nigeria, in Imo state, within the rainforests of the Niger-Delta.

In Oguta Lake, two angry rivers flow side-by-side without ever coming together.

Ogwuta Lake has an interesting story
From the surface, you can distinguish between the two colours of Uhamiri and Urashi, flowing separately, never coming together (Pulse36)
It has been this way for as long as the people remember.

Oguta Lake is a lean finger lake formed by deposits of clay, sand, and silt that dammed the lower Njaba river.

At 8.05km long and 2.41 km wide, it is the largest natural lake in Imo, and the entire South-East of Nigeria.

Water flows into it mainly from the Njaba river and to a lesser degree, the Uhamiri, Awbana and Urashi rivers.

It is two of these rivers that flow side-by-side, parallel to each other, without ever coming together.

You can see it almost immediately on the surface of the lake.

One flows in a shade of green, the other is brown.

As part of #Pulse36, their trip across Nigeria’s states, Fu’ad Lawal and Chris Chukwuedo visited Oguta Lake to see this sight for themselves and learn more about the stories behind the unique lake.

There, they met Ekene, a boatman, and tour-guide of sorts. He led the way.

According to Ekene, locals believe that the two rivers were male and female, man and wife. The green water is Uhamiri, believed to be the female. The brown water is the male, Urashi.

The stories claim that they had a quarrel, since then, they have flowed separately.

Nowadays, the two are deities; man and wife have become god and goddess.

There are two separate shrines where worshippers invoke and offer supplication to them; one on each side of the river.

The quarrel does not affect places of worship, and worshipers can call on either deity from any of the two shrines.

But those liberties do not extend to every area.

Yenagoa, the one road town
Ekene is a 26-year-old boatman and tour guide. He is also a father to two children. (Pulse36)
Even as it stays hidden in a corner of Imo, Oguta is a major attraction and every year, thousands come to visit, including some who do not understand the efficacy of its legends.

Sometimes, the couple is taken for granted and the inexplicable happens.

While they were on Oguta, ever the inquisitive one, Fu’ad asked Ekene some questions about the lake.

“So they’ve been separated all these years and can’t find a way to make up?”

“Yes,” Ekene said.

“They are petty,” he said jokingly.

“Why are they quarreling?”, he asked again.

Next thing he knew, Ekene was looking right into the water, saying in Igbo how the lake should forgive him because he’s just a boatman trying to make a living, not one who would say things he knows nothing about.

Fu’ad shut up after that.

Ekene told Fu’ad of a time not too long ago when some students came to the lake to see its wonders.

One of the students, after taking in its size, stood up and proclaimed that the lake was small, small enough for him to swim.

He asked the boatman to turn around so he could jump in the lake for a swim. As the guide maneuvered, he fell out of the boat and into the lake. His body was never found.

Stories like these may scare visitors and for good reason. It never hurts to respect local beliefs and traditions.

The people of Oguta and the communities that surround it, know the lake as a source of transport, food, and sustenance. For them, the natural wonder is an integral part of their lives.

Ogwuta Lake has an interesting story
On the banks of Oguta, you will find anything from traders to fishermen to tour guides ready to give you a spin around the lake. (Pulse36)
As Fu’ad put it, for them, it is a means to live.

On any random visit, you are likely to find women on the bank doing laundry or selling anything from souvenirs to dried fish.

On one side, you will likely find a boat man waiting for visitors and fisherman getting their nets ready to be cast into the lake’s depths.

At any point, there are people being ferried to the other side, carrying everything from handbags to farm produce.

Ogwuta Lake is also home to some relics of more recent times, particularly the 70s when the area was one of the many theaters in the Nigerian civil war.

Not far from the lake, there is what appears to be an abandoned 18-hole golf course.

But move closer to the course and you will see it, right there in the bushes; a bunker used by Biafran forces during the civil war.

The mouth of the bunker has been blocked off because kidnappers, in the past, used the bunker to hide their victims from prying eyes.

Ogwuta Lake has an interesting story
Apart from this entrance, the bunker has another that is said to be as wide as a road. It is a fair distance away. (Pulse36)
The lake was also used as a base by the Nigerian Navy during the war. There are reports that remnants of old Biafran war boats can be found in various areas of the lake.

It is things like this that make Oguta lake unique.

Now, as a new generation lives around the lake, the mystery of the two rivers, its history as an important part of the Biafran war and many unanswered questions about its past remain.

They are why Oguta Lake and its immediate environment deserve a facelift if for no reason, to preserve one of the many wonders that Nigeria is so blessed with.

Until that happens, Urashi and Uhamiri continue to flow in the same lake, side by side, without ever coming together.



http://www.pulse.ng/food_drinks_travel/oguta-lake-in-a-corner-of-imo-two-angry-rivers-flow-without-ever-coming-together-id7060869.html

where are the rivers, where's their meeting point. how do u measure their degree of angriness.

stane007:
An Ekiti state native doctor wrote NYSC officials in Ekiti state orientation camp to redeploy one of his ‘patients’ who according to him is undergoing treatment in his shrine.


According to him, failure to meet up the monthly treatment will result to death.

http://www.lailasblog.com/check-letter-native-doctor-wrote-nysc-redeploy-corps-member-currently-camp/

Redeployment is real.