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tell 'em cush!!!!

right now! @ mukina

y'all?

wait there!

is there something going on or that went on with justkunmi and kitaun

the beautiful ones are in venezuela!!

No its not like that o. its just that am passionate for database administration and sometimes i get emotional on it

I wish babysnogls will define her name

Hey guys!


make a wish for the person above

just one rule here! lets keep it

hey! whats btwn mukina and gaby huh!

I wish cabali was not tired today!!!!!

pheewww!!!!

Robben is a minus; I cant imagine what mourhino wants from him on the pitch

@ opeyemi I think we need bullets to do some damage on this piece!!!

is there som' we dont know?

well, why is that a suprise huh?

u guys are all making a noise on free calls, y'all did not observe that it is advertised as LIMITED OFFER meaning it can be put to a stop without a speech to anyone of u!

I bet u MTN will be the first to end it! like the ended their free sms daily without announcement

Celtel, Ericsson, Huawei Conduct First 3G/HSDPA Trial Launch In Nigeria

Pan African operator, Celtel Nigeria, and its key partners, LM Ericsson Nigeria Limited and Huawei
Technologies Nigeria has conducted the first third generation mobile technology (3G) and High Speed
Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) trial launch in the country, clearing the way for the country to join the
league of nations with access to higher mobile technology and all its numerous benefits.
Celtel and its key Business partners conducted the Trial launch in Abuja at a ceremony attended by National
Assembly members especially Communications Committees chairmen and members in the Senate and House
of Representatives), Federal Ministry of Communications, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC),
Nigerian Investment Promotion Council, Nigerian Consumer Protection Council and the Media, among others.
Speaking at the occasion, Celtel’s Chief Commercial Officer, Chuma Okoye, said the company with
the aid of its Business partners, Ericsson and Huawei, are determined to remain in the forefront of creating
value for its customers by implementing the best affordable new solutions or technologies available in the
market.
He explained that the Trial Launch of HSDPA, the first of its kind in Nigeria, has given the companies
involved the opportunity to demonstrate their preparedness to usher the country into the new mobile frontier,
providing the opportunity for Celtel phone users to be the first to experience broadband speed connectivity on
the move via their mobile phone.
The event, which featured speeches and presentations, had a practical demonstration session during which
guests were given the opportunity to experience the new technology.
The demo showed video streaming and downloads from the web more than four to six times faster than
conventional 3G. Response time for web site browsing was several times quicker than currently available
anywhere in the country.
HSDPA is currently the latest and the greatest new release of 3G/UMTS (Universal Mobile Technology
System) that acts like a turbocharger or supercharger for 3G phones and 3G-enabled laptops and Personal
Digital Assistants (PDA), raising download speeds to 5 and 8 times faster and doubling network capacity, as
well as putting 3G users on the fast lane.
According to both Ericsson and Huawei, vendors of the technology, HSDPA holds much promise and benefits
for everyone especially phone users.
Individual users can enjoy superb quality-video streaming and fast downloading of video clips while
Corporate 3G users can retrieve e-mails with bulky attachments in a flash.
3G users get high-speed access to entertainment for instance, video clips such as sports highlights, games and
music. Other benefits include mobile email, video calling and video sharing and access to newsbreaks.
Apart from offering blistering speeds of data download and transmission, HSDPA boosts traffic capacity on
existing mobile networks by up to 100 per cent and dramatically improves quality of service including voice
clarity and makes possible a cost-effective solution that generates the capacity and bandwidth, two key factors
needed to deliver 3G services
Okoye said Ericsson, Huawei and NCC made the Trial Lunch possible. The Telecom regulator granted two
frequencies to the companies for the trials while the equipment suppliers provided the equipment for the
launch.

u go ahead and enjoy ur free browsing!

let others bask in that trappy euphoria called free calls

I really cant say

why cant u just make some sense?

I wish henry will just live this thread!!!!

did u not read it?

wwtltu felt like seeing a nairalander so that u could slap the taste from off his/her mouth

Men!!!!

a woman scorned!!!

i wish babysnogs will make a wish!

so in love with the devil u dont see what he's capable of

I have directed u to my profile


thats all y'all will get of me lol

not planning to go home!




whatcha planning on eating?

put I can be back!


Okay back to the thread!

y'all gat pix or what?

I wonder maself

'a kind of fuckin old bastard'

even ur vulgar english is teribble Loooooorrrrddd!! u want me online, so u can tell me u have an offshore business and that I should pay u an upfront for som sort of business? Am scared of 'em 'boys dawg!!


anyway by popular demand, i cease fire!!!