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Investment › Re: GHW Shld Stop All Phing And Ghing Till 20th March See Reason by benjanjo1: 10:01am On Mar 18, 2017
@donaldking10 you are best ignored! empty barrel! angry
Phones › Re: How To Get Rid Of Pre-installed Bloatware From Android Phones by benjanjo1: 9:59am On Mar 18, 2017
olaric:
Would have preferred an app that can completely uninstall bloatware pre installed apo rather than just hiding them, even without rooting my phone. All the same. thanks.
yeah me too! I am currently facing this problem with my new android device! a lot of pre-installed apps that I hate and don't use!
Investment › Re: GHW Shld Stop All Phing And Ghing Till 20th March See Reason by benjanjo1: 9:29am On Mar 18, 2017
cliff26:
I am 99.99% certain that they would tell us who have money in the system to re-PH a certain amount in order to GH a very large amount. and perhaps, we might wait for just 2 weeks while other participants that don't have money in the system would wait for their normal 30 days. But I think theirs would be by far better and easier to implement than MMM.
That is only way or else where do u think the money to pay us would come from? from heaven, or abi from the bulk room in CBN or abi from IMFhuh
is it not the same ghw that claimed to have over a trillion in capital base? let God punish them if they eventually ask me to pH before I get my GH that is already 10 days overdue angry
Investment › Re: GHW Shld Stop All Phing And Ghing Till 20th March See Reason by benjanjo1: 7:43am On Mar 18, 2017
AgentGoat:
Stop all this talk and wait till 20th.
let us wait and see!
Investment › Re: GHW Shld Stop All Phing And Ghing Till 20th March See Reason by benjanjo1: 6:28am On Mar 18, 2017
stansmart:
We all in the same bucket, comot mind for that money. On the 20th another excuse will surface (maybe they will blame it on bobrisky this time)

You promised an investor on the 30th you get your returns and 40 days later u telling the person to keep quiet and not panic that seun and co are the reason why u yet to fulfill your pledge. Is everyone buying all this brainwashing?

Waiting patiently for monday....
they'll probably tell us to pH again before we can access our previous GH, MMM style!
Career › Re: Where Do I Belong In Life by benjanjo1: 8:04pm On Mar 16, 2017
hmmm...
Health › Re: 6 Most Commonly Abused Drugs In Africa by benjanjo1: 7:15pm On Mar 16, 2017
ciprofloxacin is the most abused antibiotic in Nigeria!
Investment › Re: Change Your Bitcoin To Credit Card by benjanjo1: 7:05pm On Mar 16, 2017
LAUSUG15:
Bitcoin is an online cryptocurrecncy that is used for buying and selling on the internet but do you know you can change your bitcoin to credit card and shop online outside nigeria which is going to be delivered at your door step anywhere in nigeria?you can use your bitcoin to login to dating sites and so on. if you need bitcoin @390/dollar contact me on 09050040692.please serious minded people only
how do you change bitcoin to credit card.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: CHIVITA VACANCY March 2017 Pls Ignore That Information! by benjanjo1: 5:01pm On Mar 16, 2017
Bodjetstar:
The management addressed all the applicants today 16th March 2017 that the information is false as it was broadcast online that those who studied microbiology, food technology,etc should submit their CV to Chivita office.
For now as it is a false information.


It's a pity that applicants wasted their transport fares.

My dear Nigerian Graduates looking for jobs. Listen to me...


.....God will allocate you with the job of your desire in the right location without you struggling in Jesus name.

I will advice that you wait for your time but don't waste your time!

Thanks.


I remain Bodjetstar

Instagram @Bodjetstar
Twitter @_Bodjetstar
Facebook @Bodjetstar
hmmm... interesting! @ the bolded. I personally think this company attempted to carry out secret recruitment, but the information leaked out to the public. This their denial get as e be. Anyway...
Science/Technology › Re: Connect Your Android Smartphone Wirelessly To TV by benjanjo1: 2:51pm On Mar 16, 2017
Samuelumo:
How to connect an Android smartphone Wirelessly to TV – Wow! It obvious that you wouldn’t doubt this kind of innovation. To all those gadgets and technologies lovers out there, here is a simple guide on how to connect your Android Phones Wirelessly to TV! It’s very simple and lovely….

Some of you reading this publication might find it funny, while others are anxious and eager to know everything about it. But imagine that you are operating your Android Phones via your TV? Some may find it scary or amazing! But it is eye catchy for me.....Read more details by clicking this link http://techzafo.com/how-to-connect-an-android-smartphone-wirelessly-to-tv
How to connect an Android smartphone Wirelessly to TV – Wow! It obvious that you wouldn’t doubt this kind of innovation. To all those gadgets and technologies lovers out there, here is a simple guide on how to connect your Android Phones Wirelessly to TV ! It’s very simple and lovely….
Some of you reading this publication might find it funny, while others are anxious and eager to know everything about it. But imagine that you are operating your Android Phones via your TV? Some may find it scary or amazing! But it is eye catchy for me.
Never to deceived, this is the Wireless method. There are other ways/method like connecting with HDMI chords to mirror your android audio-visual on large TV screen. But trust me; this Wireless method is the best connection ever.
And also MHL is the first major wired standard for connecting Android smartphones and tablets to TVs, and is supported by many Android phones and tablets. It uses a clever system that allows both power and audio/video to be sent through your device’s microUSB port.
TVs, monitors and projectors that support the standard have at least one special HDMI port which also provides power; all you need to do is pick up a microUSB to HDMI (passive MHL) cable and plug it in. Lets get this done.
REQUIREMENTS for Wireless Connection
Firstly, you must have what is called Miracast . Are you disturbed on what it is? Don’t be too eager, continue to read.
Here are some requirements you need before the connection. And one of them is having an Android phone that is compatible with the Miracast Technology and all android versions from 4.2 and above are Miracast or Wireless Display enabled.
Meanwhile, the last but not the least requirements is having a TV compatible with the Miracast Technology and yes, most of the latest Television arrives with a Miracast enabled.
What can you do with This Wireless Connection of Android to TV?
See below
Is your TV not Miracast enabled?
Don’t worry. You are still in the row. All you have to do is to get a piece of Miracast or screen cast dongle (Get more idea from a experienced Electricians) then you will insert in your TV 2nd HDMI outlet to make it Miracast enabled. Simple and that’s let proceed to the simplest steps.
How to Connect your Android Phones Wirelessly Connect to TV
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Celebrities › Ben Affleck Completes Treatment For Alcohol Addiction by benjanjo1(op): 6:57pm On Mar 15, 2017
Hollywood star Ben Affleck announced on Facebook that he has undergone treatment to combat alcoholism, as he acknowledged his ongoing struggle with the condition.

The Oscar-winning actor and director cited his children as a major motivation to pursue treatment, in order to "live life to the fullest and be the best father I can be."

"I have completed treatment for alcohol addiction," Affleck wrote in a Facebook post late Tuesday. "This was the first of many steps being taken towards a positive recovery."
The actor then turned to his family.

"I want my kids to know there is no shame in getting help when you need it, and to be a source of strength for anyone out there who needs help but is afraid to take the first step," he wrote.

"I'm lucky to have the love of my family and friends, including my co-parent, Jen, who has supported me and cared for our kids as I've done the work I set out to do."

Once one-half of Hollywood's famed "Bennifer" married couple, Affleck and his now-estranged wife Jennifer Garner announced plans to divorce in June 2015, one day after their 10-year wedding anniversary.

Affleck, 44, has Oscars for writing and producing. He directed critical and commercial hits "The Town," "Gone Girl" and "Argo," which won the best picture award at the Oscars in 2013.

His younger brother Casey this year took home a best acting Oscar for his starring role in the melancholy Hollywood hit "Manchester by the Sea."
Garner is known for her breakout work in the spy drama "Alias" on television, and for various roles on the big screen, including a well-received turn in the 2004 hit movie "13 Going on 30.

http://m.guardian.ng/art/ben-affleck-completes-treatment-for-alcohol-addiction/?F
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Customer Service & Sales Personnel Needed At Tuteria, Lagos by benjanjo1: 6:26pm On Mar 15, 2017
TuteriaNG:
We're hiring one more person "to join" the current sales personnel.
hmmm... indeed!
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Customer Service & Sales Personnel Needed At Tuteria, Lagos by benjanjo1: 6:17pm On Mar 15, 2017
apollo13:
Lol
abi?
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Customer Service & Sales Personnel Needed At Tuteria, Lagos by benjanjo1: 6:10pm On Mar 15, 2017
TuteriaNG:
Description

Tuteria is an online educational platform that connects people seeking to learn anything, with those who can teach them across Nigeria.

We are looking to engage the service of an experienced customer service personnel with an exceptional ability to sell, cross-sell and up-sell to cater to our numerous clients across Nigeria.


Requirements

In order to apply, you must:

- have had proven experience working in a customer service/sales position in a previous organization or company.
- have a clear, mature, confident and proper use of English with a good accent.
- have top-notch ability to persuade, sell to and inspire customers to patronize the company's services
- have excellent phone, email and business etiquette and be able to use the computer comfortably
- have a very functional laptop (preferably)
- be a male or female between 22 - 28 years, post-NYSC and available to work full-time
- not live too far from Shomolu, Bariga in Lagos.


Benefits

Base salary is N50,000 per month, plus an upward review after the first 3 months of probation based on performance.

To apply, fill the form here: https://tuteria.workable.com/jobs/447145
what happened to the last person you hired? huh
Computers › Re: Otigba: The Experiment That Grew Into A Tech Market by benjanjo1(op): 5:07pm On Mar 15, 2017
lalasticlala, mynd44, seun, Dominique tongue take this to the promise land! grin
Investment › Re: The Bitter Truth Is Get Help Worldwide Is SHAKING!!! by benjanjo1: 3:20pm On Mar 15, 2017
Lajet:
Ghw should make it compulsory for now that any new member that want to register must register under active members and the person the will use there referral link to register must confirm before the can accept new members and if the new member fail to redeem his pledge the person the use there referral link to register will lose all there bonus
are you mad?! huh what sort of amala and ewedu reasoning is this?
Computers › Otigba: The Experiment That Grew Into A Tech Market by benjanjo1(op): 3:13pm On Mar 15, 2017
I did my NYSC year in Lagos between 1988 and 1989, and I lived on Ola Ayinde street at Ikeja and later at the NYSC secretariat at Opebi. I knew the area very well. I saw Otigba spring up seemingly from nowhere, and it grew to become a major market for technology products. The traders there called themselves the “Lagos Computer Village” but most people know the area as Otigba. It is located conveniently near Ikeja Bus Stop which is a major transportation hub in the metropolis. Sarah Lacy the founder San Francisco-based tech blog “Pando” dubbed it Nigeria’s “BestBuy” supermarket, after the famous US one-stop technology chain.

While compared typically to China’s Shenzhen’s SEG Electronics Market, Otigba is more than Nigeria’s own BestBuy. In some ways, Otigba has been our own Silicon Valley. Not all tech entrepreneurs are software developers; some can also be in the business of hardware and services. Otigba traders not only created the first marketplace for technology products, but they also built for the first time an affordable service industry around it. They grew quickly beyond pirated software and used hardware sales.

Otigba has been a powerfully disruptive phenomenon. The market forces in there helped to democratise the sales of technology products in Nigeria. They discovered the power of media advertising early and took the competition from the streets of Ikeja to the newspapers. Listing prices of computer products in the Nigerian dailies had a profound effect on the industry as a whole. The entrepreneurs at Otigba sensed the boom that was coming after cybercafes became ubiquitous in Nigeria and positioned themselves for it. They found cheaper sources for products and the technology industry benefited from it as a whole.

Like the other major markets in Lagos, Computer Village at Ikeja did not just serve Lagos. It was a hub for people looking for products from all over Nigeria. Advertising in the newspapers made that happen, and it is what accelerated the growth of the market.

Otigba is more than the competition. It is also about collaboration and apprenticeship. The purest form of the Igbo apprenticeship model I have witnessed was at the Lagos Computer Village. My friend, the ex-banker, Charles Mezu - who is the founder of Palette computers, decided to remain in Victoria Island to serve the high-end market but his younger brothers gained “Freedom” from him to set up their shops in Ikeja and thrived. These were not ignorant or jobless young men but people with postgraduate degrees from the UK. They discovered the power of aggregation that Otigba created. They had seen that the future of Nigerian technology was not in Victoria Island, it was going to be determined by the market forces at Otigba, and they decided to play a role in it.

The greatest benefit of Otigba to Nigerian technology was in the area of mobile phones and mobile technology. The GSM companies once again lost the monopoly of mobile phone sales to the entrepreneurial traders at Otigba. They not only sold the devices, but they also built a repair industry around it. Companies like SLOT standardised their product and service offering from there and began to scale. Otigba created and shaped them, and in turn, they defined the mobile phone market.

From outside, the chaotic streets of Otigba look like any other commodities market in Lagos, but they are much more. They are pioneers of Nigerian technology. The traders there are the closest to the pulse of the Nigerian technology product consumer, and that is why the Asian technology Majors do not joke with that market. Otigba is the gateway into the mind of the average Nigerian technology product consumer.
3 Ways Otigba can navigate the future

What are the factors limiting the presence of OEMs in Computer Village and what is the way around these limits?

Otigba is a response and an integral part of a cultural phenomenon rather than just being an economic solution. OEMs have to adapt to the people’s cultural nuances the way Otigba has done. Otigba grew from apprenticeship and the innovation it encourages. OEM distribution is different. The Igbo traders from Otigba already own product distribution. OEMs have to behave like FMCG companies and rely on this distribution. Otigba is both a marketplace and a distribution point. Marketplace innovations can occur from there and spread but not technological innovation in the absolute sense. They can adapt to changing demographics much faster than regular OEM channels.

Otigba has grown exponentially in spite of government participation. How should government get involved and what are the potentials of such alliance?

The government has to recognize that this form of entrepreneurship is here to stay and they need to provide infrastructure to encourage it before looking for ways to profit from it. Otigba creates more jobs beyond Ikeja. Otigba is at the top of the technology equipment and consumables supply chain because distribution channels have been built straight from there. It is hard for OEMs to replace ‘Imu Ahia’ and it is harder for government. You cannot legislate away an entrepreneurship culture but you can adapt to it and encourage it. Otigba is an integral part of Nigerian technology and not just the Lagos tech scene.

Are there any impending dangers to this exploding market? What are the challenges if Otigba is allowed to continue to grow unchecked?

Computer Village is the closest to a perfect market in Nigeria. Markets have their limitations and are in a way self regulating. The market has already grown beyond Otigba with lots of distribution channels created. In Victoria Island on Saka Tinubu, there is a market that has developed where most of the products are sourced from Otigba. The same thing happens in most other cities. Otigba has scaled and not just SLOT. If Otigba could survive well funded e-commerce companies, I doubt that anything else could kill it easily except for a hostile government. Hostile governments can kill any industry or market.

http://m.guardian.ng/technology/otigba-the-experiment-that-grew-into-a-tech-market/?F
Investment › Re: Where Can I Buy Federal Government Savings Bonds by benjanjo1: 9:21am On Mar 15, 2017
RuggedArab:
Are you in Port Harcourt or Lagos? visit any Capital Bancorp Plc Office. They are listed brokers to buy the bond for you.
how much is their processing fee?!
TV/Movies › Re: Three Times Hollywood Referenced Boko Haram by benjanjo1: 2:37am On Mar 15, 2017
Synord:
The terrorist group " Book haram" has gained the attention of the international community and a few hollywood movies and series deemed it fit to incorporate storyline about the group activities into their story line in order to enlighten the world about the terror group.

You can check on them to see how authentic the depiction of this group has been portrayed in the movies .


1) Madam Secretary - Madam Secretary is a political drama hit series which revolves around the activities of fictional secretary of state of the United states, Elizabeth McCord..In season 2 Episode 19, the issue of boko haram was brought out regarding kidnapped school girls and the US attempt at rescuing them.


2) State of Affairs - State of affairs is another TV series that potrayed Boko haram !!! Episode 3 of the Season 1 also portrays the story of the kidnapped girls and the rescue operation of the United States military


3) Six - Six is a TV series that deals with the activities of SEAL Navy officials. The Entire season one is woven around Boko Haram with scenes shot in Lagos Nigeria and a storyline pertaining to the abducted chibok girls..

Notable mentions - Series like Strike back and 24 have also made reasonable rhetorics to boko haram though it was not explicitly mentioned..


written and compiled by Iamsynord
twitter - iamsynord..
boko haram was referenced in Quantico season 1
Celebrities › Re: See How Boobiliicious Ladies Rocked Vanguard Awards by benjanjo1: 5:53pm On Mar 14, 2017
shyling:
Is there something beyond sexx? Or the men feed on the bwess? Or what's all these classless fuss about?

Yet women complain of been objectified. The question is who is objectifying who?
don't mind them jare! bunch of confused beings. you dress seductively, yet call me a pervert for looking! iranu!
Investment › Re: GHW Shld Stop All Phing And Ghing Till 20th March See Reason by benjanjo1: 8:43pm On Mar 13, 2017
sweetboiy:
That's why am planning to switch to bitcoin by that 20th March because u will be merge with serious foreigners that will pay u faster... Bitcoin is the best way to go....
oga I am using bitcoin and I haven't been matched since last week!

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