₦airaland Forum

Damalex4luv:
Send mtn and dstv away too.they are bunch of bastard.

Make I no watch TV again  or make phone calls because some silly senator was embarrassed overseas? Big f-ing deal. Get real

When the next ipad is released after this one will they will call it the "newer ipad"? Whats up with their nomenclature?

xtremeidea:
very smart of google, they are just looking for ways to secure their product and improve its loop holes if any!!! smart move!!!

They should have asked anonymous directly and see if chrome no go fall!!!

You say that like Anonymous is some sort of super being. If they could have done it they would have already.

betty009:
I am Miss Betty Bill, I work with Dell Company here in the United State of America (Chicago Branch)

Sir it have come to my notice that Electronics sell very well there in West Africa, meaning that Nigeria is the place were Electronics is highly required in the Market.

i have decided to look our for God fearing and humble Nigerian, due to i am planning on establishing a Whole Sales and Retailers buying site there in Nigeria, where Nigerians can buy it cheap and easy.

These men are to represent the me there in Nigeria and each will handle each selling site there

But first, i will give each man a try by sending little quantity of the products to them and if you can sell and send the money back, then you have created a trust.

If you are interested you are to forward any required information to my mail
Full Name:
Occupation:
Age:
Sex:
to (bettybill98@yahoo.com)

What is this, American 419?

Mobinga:
13GB
Once again PC > PS3 > Xbox360.

Playing ME3 full 1080p via hdmi to a 42 inch TV

I don't get, you have a problem with the size?

The government agency trying to regulate the internet? One wonders if the people behind this move have considered how ridiculous this sounds. In effect what they want to do is extend their reach into a resource which as a whole or taken separately has no proprietor, belongs to no state, organization or physical person.

Maybe it is the drive to generate some revenue for itself that the NBC is considering this but by doing so they are stepping into murky regulatory waters which other countries have so far not found a safe course to chart. Or maybe this is just an archaic agency looking for relevance in the 21st century, either way, it's a damnable idea.

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Fine. Don't just spam this place. Thanks

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You guys are killing me.

I did get the DSTV app successfully but getting it to work might require some other effort. It says it is unable to connect to decoder, do I have to be with a decoder for it to work? Will look at it properly later though.

tumababa:
Texazzpette is like d chief coach of Apple users on nairaland. He reads the comments and replies of his boys. The one we cant provide, he chips it in.

In the Apple realm TP is like a celestial being visiting lower mortals to lead them from their errors- but only when the high priests (sun temi, tumababa etc) are unavailable

chineloSA:
silly PEOPLE

I see some of you playing the messiah/ saviour card. If you are saying Nigeria helped SA during apartheid, it was not Nigeria exclusively. Russia, Zambia ( immensely ), Mozambique, Botswana, Zimbabwe, those were the major players.
Don't come with "" We helped SA crap""

By the way all the above mentioned people did not help SA, they help the ANC, so go ask the ANC to pay the debt owed to NIGERIA.
Not all SAfricans are ANC, there was IFP, AZAPO, PAC, NP etc., which I do not think you help and who also fought against apartheid, who doesn't owed anyone a dime.

SA's apartheid ended because there was mounting international pressure and sanctions not because of ANGEL NIGERIA.

Even if NIGERIA was the messiah ( Lord help Nigeria ),does that mean that they should not follow the policies and rules of the country they helped?

Zambia ( Kenneth Kaunda )  was the biggest player against apartheid, but you never her Zambians demanding things or the impossible for the fact that they help against apartheid.

This is not Xenophobia, its just plain protocol

Let DSTV, MTN, Shoprite and the likes go back to SA, SAfrican government does not own a stake in those companies, lets see who will be affected.


Legit Yellow card or NO ENTRY period.

Take Five jare.

ayo jango:
Good news let's take over MTN n DSTV and send dem packin,ds south africans r even slaves in their country and its d whites dt still rule.one out of 5 SA gat HIV f, k dem all

Typical. Like our Nigerian owned Glo and HiTV offer any better services. A diplomatic spat and many Nigerians are salivating because of their fantasy to reap where they did not sow. We have more pressing issues to address as a country starting a cold war isn't one.

Beaf:
You mean defending Nigerian citizens abroad does not matter? What the hell is wrong with you people?
If you have to be resoundingly negative all the time, at least have the courtesy of doing it in clever ways, so that you don't sound like you are expressing bitterness rather than patriotism.

I do not see how an reasonable person would not back the govt in giving any country that maltreats us a very dirty slap. SA has had it coming for a long time, especially after the way we championed the fight against apartheid. Do you know that SA citizens were given free scholarships by the FG with all their wants and needs paid for? Do you realise that there are fatherless Nigerians today, people who lost a loved patent who was sent on one of several secret military missions to fight apartheid (in SA, Angola, Zimbabwe etc)?

Some of you are so bitter that you do not even realise when you sound like you have no pride in your identity. Or that your identity is a smelly rag that reeks inferiority.

Spare us the soap opera.

While I am not in support of Nigerians being treated badly overseas I will not hesitate to call our leader off their high horse. All this hot air they are blowing because of this incident could easily have been channeled to areas that will benefit Nigerians significantly. In the end the only victory here is that the country's ego (if one can call it that) is stroked. How about, for instance, NASS ensure that our own local border issues are dealt with with the same amount of vigor. . .There are a 1001 ways, other than this, to display patriotism.

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=888078.msg10347804#msg10347804 date=1331115741]Hmmm, why is the nigerian govt up in arms i wonder.

There's definitely more to this than meets the eye.

Is this the first time nigerians have been deported from somewhere, or does nigeria have a unilateral or cultic agreement with south africa to allow nigerians unrestricted access and open borders to the country.

And has it occurred to them to upgrade their yellow fever vaccination protocol (like actually obtain the vaccines for instance) since its quite obvious an epidemic may be in the offing.[/quote]Probably because a member of our distinguished senators was among the people treated badly by the South Africans as one account suggests?

Akanniade:
Not trying to justify SA action but do you ever wonder what the nigerians are doin over there. I stayed in SA for a while I saw many of my country men jobless doin all kinds of menial jobs they wud be ashamed to do in nigeria. How many South africans do you see hawking perfumes on streets of lagos, setting up churches with no defined means of livelyhood, smuggling drugs etc.
Lets face it nigerian govt. and people provided the atmosphere for dstv and mtn to thrive. If nigerian govt had assisted a company like HItv, dstv wud not dominate the market. You call for boycott of mtn lines. Do you know how many nigerians will become jobless? We are clearly a troubled nation, lets not blame others for woes.
There are diplomatic solutions to the deportation saga, more strigent visa issuance to south africans. Raising tarriffs on goods shipped from SA etc.

I personally know some former classmates of mine who are doing just that. Little wonder why our country has a bad rep internationally.

When it comes to grandstanding our people will not be found wanting, now if only this zeal as displayed here is directed to where it really matters; ensuring that our borders are properly monitored and that the entry of aliens are properly checked then perhaps our security problems will be no more.

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[quote author=kayci_d77 link=topic=887912.msg10347122#msg10347122 date=1331109646]EEdiotic mallam, is lagos an oil producing State, Ondo stole EDO oil block courtesy OBJ, My friend All the new employees and HR in Oil companies are 90% Yaibas, why, Ewu u forgot companies National HQs do these employments and everybody knows that my Yaribas brother are so selfish and tribalistic and they dont hide it. Aboki allow us in South handle our issues.[/quote]Mr Kayci you should know better than resort to misinformation and name calling.

This is interesting, it probably goes to show the regard (or lack of) which the Edo people have for PDP. They will have a hard time unseating Oshiomole.

Suit yourself. I find such talk like "without us they would be nothing" repulsive especially when it comes to foreigners and multinationals. If we are really all that we would have come up with our own coys/solutions to meet our needs.

The new breed of militants are short of targets now abi? Nice try Mr Benedict.

ritchboy:
There.

WTH? My phone stays on.

Before people will arrive and twist this story to one of corruption and embezzlement they should realize that there are indeed legitimate reasons( i.e paying of wages/salaries etc) as to why the state budget is N1.5 billion short.

oneuniquemind:
Ds wil only lead to e-failure nd nt mass failure

A ridiculous idea to say the least. We will be on the internet using Nairaland and Facebook like there was no tomorrow.

Again Fashola is making great strides in governance. Haters are going to have a fit soon.

joe george:
the fishermen in the niger delta normally use dynamites in catching fish. they throw it into the river, after the explosion, the dead fishes float in the water and easy to catch. due to this use of dynamite, dynamites are common in that area, thus the assumption that dynamites are always used

The only reasonable answer to the question I asked earlier even though I suspect it is just a penchant for reporters to hastily conclude that the explosion was carried out with a dynamite.
The other wiseacres would have just kept quiet instead of displaying their ignorance (about a matter that didn't even concern them)

I don't think many folks here realise that the OP is asking which of the TV types is best for the PS3. Any decent LCD TV that can handle images at 1080p will be able to perform just as good as any LED. How many people here can honestly identify the difference?

[quote author=Missy_B link=topic=883175.msg10308445#msg10308445 date=1330616830]Not if he's telling the truth and has evidence to back up his story.
He would be the one to do the suing and be compensated in a well-run society.[/quote]I don't think so. The OP expressly refers to the rice as a killer, and that is very strong wording. Besides he has to prove that it is solely the rice that caused his stomach upset and not perhaps something he had eaten or drank prior to that. Otherwise as I said earlier the restaurant may consider this as defamation.

Just because the rice didn't sit well with your stomach doesn't make it a killer. What you have done here can easily be interpreted as libel or defamation and could very likely attract legal action if your identity was known.

[quote author=dy_droy link=topic=883271.msg10306755#msg10306755 date=1330604088]Trust me, the gains are not marginal my friend especially with a full back-lit LED TV [/quote]Unless you have some type of bionic eyesight I doubt that a regular viewer will notice any significant gains in LED TVs as opposed to LCDs.

A 10-hour cut-scene? Hmmm, well that alone dispels rumors that it is a 5 hours game. I see that the game has been given a Metascore of 73.

Tragic

A small question though: how come every time explosives are used during any incident in PH the press is quick to identify it as dynamite. How did they arrive at this identification? Do criminals have a rule of using only dynamites in Rivers state? I recall that during the heydays of the Niger Delta militancy, it was reported that dynamites were used in all if not most of the attacks. How come?
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