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Multitv signal freezing. I suspect dstv are trying to frustrate them. Not the first time this is happening. |
Same tp with multitv. They're showing the same stuff as silicon tv. And yes no audio yet. #waitandsee mode. |
rescan for new channel "ECN". Meanwhile happy afcon viewing |
@Usman are u on whatsapp? |
Has anybody got any text or mail again after this uploading this last one? |
Abdulmalik1: Hello all. I also wrote the exams on 8 abuja but i didnt receive any message. Is their any hope. And does junk mail also mean spam.yes, junk=spam. Did they send u a text though? |
siddiq202: Jarus,no. the station belongs to someone else. He owns Adesoye College rather. It's one of Nigeria's premier private schools and it's bigger than some universities. |
download the attached documents. Follow the instructions in the mail |
360command: it can be KNUST or University of Mines and technology GHANA....yeah, i was wrong. Its UMAT i think. They've changed their name. How can i delete my earlier post? |
pls i've just seen the mail in my junk. Can i still fill the forms? |
unfortunately the op posted the worst pictures of the event. pls visit www.ghanacelebrities.com for pics of d event. |
received the text but no mail. Anybody affected too? |
First of all, XO Senavoe is half nigerian and half ghanaian. His mixtape featured more ghanaian musicians. In fact the name Senavoe is a ghanaian name. His wordplay is unmatched in Africa. U need to know ur English well to appreciate him. It's not always about the punchlines. There are lots of very good ghanaian emcees like Jayso, C-real, EL, M.anifest, Kwaw Kese, Trigmatic, D-black etc. D-black is quite popular except u don't know music that much. Now, because of the popularity of nigerian music, it is easy to say nigerian rappers are better(may not necessarily be true). U can't say for instance, that Soulja boy is better than Iceprince because he's more well-known worldwide. Finally, i think there's a stronger hiphop underground in Ghana, but due to the limitations of the music industry, find mainstream breakthroughs difficult and can't project ghanaian music far. In the end, Nigeria makes the money, and that's all that matters. |
Some southerners are just brain-dead! @Jakumo, why should someone from the north vacate the north because he's Christian? MaryAnne, your father was a dad to us all. He was the jewel of ABUTH. He'll surely rest in peace. |
Most people aren't writing "history". @rocktation, yours is beautiful and holds a lot of meaning. Anybody will want to hear more. I'll be back. |
Abeg now |
i removed d card totally. its working well now. i was wondering whether the memory card was not compatible with it . its 32gb |
mine keeps writing "sd card unexpectedly removed" then scans again from time to time. also some of my apps on d sd memory started force closing yesterday |
Haba! Those of you who've got multitv may know better. Only a few people gathered in Dzorwulu(a part of Accra) when they saw NDC(ruling party) stalwarts moving in and out of a building. The police and army rushed there to prevent mob action. Counting is ongoing with the two main candidates neck to neck and sharing about 99% of the votes. No false alarms please. |
it's working in ghana already. All d networks will still be strong where their service is strong and poor where their service is poor. They wont step up their game much, except there maybe price wars. Monthly migrations will only be a small percentage of subscriptions. Customers will realise the smaller networks are not that great too when their subscriber bases begin to increase. In the end, everything remains the same. |
THERE'S NO SCHOOL WITH THAT NAME. JUNK JOURNALISM OR MAYBE FAKE STORY |
d factory is not far from my house o. dats what happens if u put relatives in ur business without being tough on them |
especially if u compare to probably less resourced ghanaian media which r very investigative and compete among each other |
Umunede: Wow, d economy of lagos state is 33 billion dollars a little lower than dat of the whole country of ghana of 39b dollarskai see heavy lie abeg. Pls be sure of what you post on public fora. Ghana's GDP is 82billion dollars. Bigger than that of Kenya(east africa's leading economy) |
Cape Verde eliminated Cameroun comfortably. Those guys are so legit. |
@willzkid u are so on point. The fool who recorded it cudnt take a bike to d nearest station to call d police. He madly decided to rather record nauseating scenes of painful murder. That is criminal! Boko haram, pls that community needs ur touch. |
All these mainstream media shd stop lying. Pls nigeria is not made up of a muslim north and a christian south. There are some yoruba towns with more muslims than christians, and there are towns and villages without a single mosque in kaduna state where i am. I tot it was thunder when i heard it in samaru this morning. |
Promzy. And she wasn't even among d 3 finalists o. Stupid Alex didnt pick my chichi |
A spoon-always coming back 4 more. Guess i need a girl lyk dat again |
As a christian in the north presently, i agree with Ningi to a large extent. It's so unfortunate that the media gives those of u that are not here a largely false picture of things. The northern xtians dont like the hausas and vice versa but boko haram is more than that. I dont have figures and that's why i dont support his statement 100% but i believe him. The bomb blasts(which usually record few fatalities) are always emphasized while the street shootings in places like Kano and Damaturu(which kill scores of hausa muslims) are downplayed. Muslim leaders are afraid to talk because they've been killing the ones who've been bold to talk. I have a lot of hausa friends and they hate the fact that southerners seem to blame them for all these cos they're even affected more(limited movt, poor commerce, insecurity) than pple who just sit in Lagos, Port Harcourt etc and talk based on incompetent media feed. |
Any azonto song will do it 4 u. |
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