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 Webmasters › Tanta Innovatives Limited Harps On The Need For Periodical Pen And Vulnarabilty by christopher123(op): 5:06pm On Jul 21, 2020 |
In an ever changing and highly digitalized marketspace, the need to have digital assets protected becomes more imperative. Countries and organizations have lost billions of dollars in cyber breaches lately, Nigeria inclusive. Having this in mind, Tanta Innovative Limited, an indigenous information technology (IT) and software development firm based in Lagos has encouraged firms in the country to invest into cyber security solutions with emphasis on penetration testing for Nigerian firms in order to limit their exposure and security breaches. Over $270.22 million was spent in 2018 to prevent cyberattacks by organizations and government in 2018. This has prompted Tanta Innovation Limited by introducing cost effective penetration testing for organizations. Speaking on the importance of penetration testing for organizations, Abraham Tanta, the Chief Executive Officer of Tanta Innovative Limited said, “We strongly believe at Tanta Innovative that penetration testing for organizations in Nigeria should be a thing that corporates do on a periodic basis. It offers the organization insights on the areas of vulnerabilities and how they can protect themselves better against cyber breaches. We have made this pen testing a simple process and cost effective. “ “The importance of penetration and vulnerability testing is critical to us. We follow the laid down processes of penetration testing such as Planning and data gathering, Scanning, gaining access, maintaining access and more importantly Covering tracks. We also look at various methods which we might deploy such as External testing, Internal testing, Blind testing and Targeted testing. We apply a high level of skill to properly identify all of the exploitable vulnerabilities.”. Tanta added. https://etimesafrica./2020/07/21/tanta-innovatives-limited-harps-on-the-need-for-periodical-pen-and-vulnarabilty-testing/ |
| Politics › Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by christopher123(m): 12:06pm On Mar 23, 2020 |
spendoon:it is not abput s[ace, it os about specialty...yes others will come into play but the truth is that Igbo leaving will cause a lot of disruption, the MMIA will dull, apapa, tin can will dull, real estate will crash and Nigerian economy will boost....Biafra will gain beciase diaspora igbo is coming with their expertise, It is simple economics Dont even argue this |
| Career › Re: Ike Eweama Promoted To Colonel In US Army (Photos) by christopher123(m): 3:10pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
IGBO, VERY PROUD OF THEM HOLD THEM LOCALLY, THEY GO INTERNATIONALLY....IMPRESSIVE |
| Politics › Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by christopher123(m): 4:50pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
The truth is that Igbo are their destiny makers... trust me Malaysia told Singapore to leave they left but here in Nigeria, they get angered and hopeless when Biafra is mentioned, How can they depend on Igbo so much? horsepower102: 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by christopher123(m): 4:49pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
Are we talking war? why is it that most times you guys think wars ..many of this countries left without wars...Black man start thinking properly pls let us be civil...it is not hypothesis it is reality Biafra leaving would likely crash Nigerian economy and that is why they are begging them in a way to stay..they are tempting them with presidency and I think the IGBO are not hearing that smell the coffee horsepower102: 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by christopher123(m): 4:47pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
gbam oyatz: 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by christopher123(m): 4:46pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
You know they think that there is no expanse of lands in Igbo,... if Igbo land can contain 80% of Igbo during xmas and new year, please there are enough lands from Enugu to Abikiliki,,,we have huge tons of land, From Okigew to Enugu huge Land, From Imo to Rivers Huge Lnad, From Ebonyi to Abia huge lands There are lots of land in Igbo horsepower102: 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by christopher123(m): 4:41pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
That is not the issue, the issue on stake is that...they want to leave..period oyatz: 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by christopher123(m): 4:40pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
Easy stop been agitated..I do not know why this is paining you guys especially yoruba..look at your words Well I have spoken the truth sweetsell: 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by christopher123(m): 4:39pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
Trust me Nigerians many do not want to stay together, and do not say seccesion will not happen because if it can happen in France where Monoco left, Malaysia where Singapore Left, UK, where Ireland, wales etc left...Ethiopia where Eritrea left , USSR, you know the story, India where Pakistan,Bengal, Bangladesh left Why do you think it can happen in Nigeria...If it can happen in Senegal where Gambia left... It will happen here To avoid it, tell your leaders to be honest, be just and equity gbengaeed: 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by christopher123(m): 4:36pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
But that is the truth...it is econmics. traffic would crash in lagos and abuja airports, embassies would relcate, banks would feel the impacts...and there would be disruption in Nigerian economy...if you want to know how Nigeria would look like if igbo leave...look at lagos by Dec 29th to januray 3rd...iT WOULD GIVE YOU A CLEAR PICTURE...it is simple economics horsepower102: 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by christopher123(m): 4:34pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
I dubt, if you know igbo very well, they are republican and never in hostory of igbo that anyone dictate, even kanu is been called to order...Igbo do not follow one man, they follow logics selemempe: |
| Politics › Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by christopher123(m): 4:33pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
No, if lagos which is smallest state can contain over 20 million, biafra which is about 10 times the size of lagos can contain 100 million...do not worry about Igbo. I do not know why you guys do not worry about yourselves but Igbo...if you can devote one tenth of the energies worring about yourself, it would be good Even if there is Biafra , there would be capital repartriation...when Igbo go for christmas dont the whole east contin them...make una dey reason naaa why are you guys angered that Igbo dont want you...do not make the mistake of your fathers by begging and fighting Igbo to stay...you are the children, if you do that, in the next 20 yrs, Igbo would buy over lagos...so let them leave sweetsell: 2 Likes |
| Health › Re: Coronavirus: How The Suspected Patient In Enugu ‘Died’ — Igbere TV by christopher123(m): 4:06pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
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| Politics › Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by christopher123(m): 4:05pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
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| Politics › Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by christopher123(m): 4:03pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
THE ISSUE OF BIAFRA SCARES THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS OUT OF THEM JUST LIKE IT DID TO THEIR FATHERS IN 1960S ocha88: 3 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by christopher123(m): 4:02pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
However as well as emulating Israel’s benefits, Biafra may also have mimicked Israel’s problems. Igbos are often called “The Jews of Africa”. The title is not fanciful. Had Biafra succeeded, it would have had similar demographic and geographic challenges to the world’s only Jewish state. It would have been surrounded by hostile nations, while simultaneously facing an armed insurrection within its borders by its own citizens. Biafra faced many challenges within; including a Game of Thrones style cocktail of conspiracies, internal rivalries, politics, and in-fighting. Not all eastern Nigerians approved of secession. The Efiks, Annangs, Ibibios, and Ijaws within Biafra were not enthusiastic about swapping a Nigerian passport under a Hausa-Fulani led government, with a Biafran passport where they would be led by an Igbo government. How would the ethnic groups on Biafra’s southern coast react to being minority citizens of a country where most of the wealth is obtained from their land, but where they did not have economic and political leadership? Probably in the way they reacted when the same circumstances arose in Nigeria; MEND, Niger Delta People’s Volunteer Force et al. The armed campaign of kidnapping and violence which Niger Delta militants waged against the Nigerian federal government would instead have been waged within Biafra’s borders – against the Biafran government. Isaac Idaka Boro’s short-lived Niger Delta Peoples Republic (and the fact that Boro fought for the Nigerian federal army against Biafra) was a demonstration that Niger Delta militants would have turned their guns on Biafra before long. NOISY NEIGHBOURS How would Biafra have related to its neighbours? To its northern border would have been one or two landlocked northern republics awash with trained combatant soldiers and guns. These landlocked countries would need would need deals with Biafra to gain access to the sea. If Biafra refused or negotiations got difficult, their demands for access to the sea may have turned violent. Would these northern republics quietly tolerate the noisy, rich, and successful little nation to their south without envy or rivalry? Unlikely. THE MID-WEST To Biafra’s western border would have been a diverse country of Edos, Esans, Isokos, Itsekiris, Urhobos, Ika-Igbos and others (modern day Delta and Edo States). Would Biafra have closed its borders to its Igbo brothers living in the state next door? Two options were open to Biafra. It could have encouraged the Igbos living to its west to migrate to Biafra by granting them automatic Biafran citizenship under an Israel style “law of return”. That of course would have presented its own problems by inferring that Biafra was an Igbo ethnic theocracy. It would also have fuelled fears among non-Igbo Biafrans that Biafra was an Igbo project. The other option would have been to enlarge Biafra’s territory by extending its borders westward into Igbo speaking areas west of the River Niger such as Asaba. Non-Igbos living in such areas were unlikely to accept such territorial encroachment peacefully. Any Biafran attempt to annex territory west of the Niger would have been violently resisted. Even if successful, Biafran soldiers would have been viewed as an army of occupation in the manner of British soldiers in Northern Ireland and Israeli soldiers in the Gaza Strip and West Bank. selemempe: |
| Politics › Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by christopher123(m): 4:00pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
You are still hurt and cursing...over 80% of igbo want to leave this hellhole...trust me Let me make it a bit easier for you...secession doesnt mean war...unless the black man is thinking that and also , freedom is the highest sacrifice what makes a nation is not the buildings or houses but capacity. The igbo have that capacity. Do you know that let us say about 10 million Igbo leave lagos for instance and these 10 million have about N1000 naira in their accounts....guess what, about 10 billion would leave lagos economy and it might crash. If you want to know this, wait till Dec 28 to jan 3rd and see how desolate lagos is when igbo leave, trust me things would be affected The travel industry will crash The apapa port would dull because importers are gone The entertainiment (Nollywood ) would crash for Biafrawood Sports would dull becuase stakeholders are not around Hospitality would dull...Igbo lodgers are leaving Beverage industries would go because The north dont consume beers and the igbo would go and produce theirs trust them Poverty would set in because majority of money has left the economy#real estate prices will crash becuase no occupants or low occupant.... lagos would be like ibadan Skills would go Guess what Igboland would boost because the new biafra would have millions of people and this would create opportunities and opportunities create employment . New embassies would spring up Biafra hospitality, real estate and travel would boost Aviation would be high and Lagos aviation would be dull a new entertainment hib would be created Igbo industriousness would be unleashed It would be a win win for biafra ...looking at the economic angle a as of the properties, do not worry...International laws protect that. When the jews left Europe to create isreal in 1945..they did not loose their properties and today look at isreal.... So do not worry about igbo let them worry about themselves....do not cry more than the bereaved sweetsell: |
| Politics › Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by christopher123(m): 3:59pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
Let me make it a bit easier for you...secession doesnt mean war...unless the black man is thinking that and also , freedom is the highest sacrifice what makes a nation is not the buildings or houses but capacity. The igbo have that capacity. Do you know that let us say about 10 million Igbo leave lagos for instance and these 10 million have about N1000 naira in their accounts....guess what, about 10 billion would leave lagos economy and it might crash. If you want to know this, wait till Dec 28 to jan 3rd and see how desolate lagos is when igbo leave, trust me things would be affected The travel industry will crash The apapa port would dull because importers are gone The entertainiment (Nollywood ) would crash for Biafrawood Sports would dull becuase stakeholders are not around Hospitality would dull...Igbo lodgers are leaving Beverage industries would go because The north dont consume beers and the igbo would go and produce theirs trust them Poverty would set in because majority of money has left the economy#real estate prices will crash becuase no occupants or low occupant.... lagos would be like ibadan Skills would go Guess what Igboland would boost because the new biafra would have millions of people and this would create opportunities and opportunities create employment . New embassies would spring up Biafra hospitality, real estate and travel would boost Aviation would be high and Lagos aviation would be dull a new entertainment hib would be created Igbo industriousness would be unleashed It would be a win win for biafra ...looking at the economic angle a as of the properties, do not worry...International laws protect that. When the jews left Europe to create isreal in 1945..they did not loose their properties and today look at isreal.... So do not worry about igbo let them worry about themselves....do not cry more than the bereaved BSMS: 3 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by christopher123(m): 3:48pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
WHY ARE YOU HURT AND ANGERED? TAKE A CHILL PLEASE BIKO sweetsell: 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Coronavirus: House Of Reps Bans Open Worships, Visitors To NASS by christopher123(m): 3:43pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
GO has prayed against the virus...the Alfa has paryed also.... so we are covered. In a superstitious country like ours |
| Politics › Re: $22.7bn Loan: Igbo Group Petitions China Exim Bank, Demands Facility Suspension by christopher123(m): 2:43pm On Mar 17, 2020 |
Igbo aint laughing StaffofOrayan: 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Travel › Re: Lagos Taxi Ecosystem To Witness Disruption With The Entrance Of “shedrivesbeta” by christopher123(op): 2:32pm On Mar 17, 2020 |
This isnt about feminism this is about adding value to the economy by creating jobs godkiller: |
| Travel › Lagos Taxi Ecosystem To Witness Disruption With The Entrance Of “shedrivesbeta” by christopher123(op): 1:34pm On Mar 17, 2020 |
Commuting in a hectic city like Lagos can be cumbersome and tiresome. With a lot of firms offering logistics and taxi services have tried to bridge this commuting gap but the issue of affordability still lingers. Having this in mind, a new taxi firm, SHEDRIVESBETA is bridging this gap and changing the narrative of how Lagosians commute. Having understudied the market for years, the company is bringing comfort, reliability, courteous drivers and above all affordability to Lagos road. SHEDRIVESBETA is poised to disrupt the transport ecosystem in Nigeria for good. Being powered by women, known for their humane attributes, the company is bringing humane face in a “dog eat dog” business world. Speaking on the transport solution Jenifer Clara Aghasili , the principal manager and founder of SHEDRIVESBETA said “we totally understand the lapses in the transport ecosystem and we are poised to change the perception of transportation. We are bringing the global best practices to the bare and we hope that within a short period of time, we would be a force to reckon.” “We also know that the issue of safety is paramount in the transport ecosystem, we have in place the latest cars with safety features. Our standard are full functional airbags, full insurance coverage and skilled drivers. We take our passengers’ safety paramount.” As a new entrant in the market, SHEDRIVESBETA ,is a taxi/logistic firm that is powered by women that are serious about changing the narratives. Industry watchers and stakeholders have described the company as disruptors. Presently, they would be launching in Lagos to expand to other key cities of Nigeria. …..END….. https://etimesafrica./2020/03/17/lagos-taxi-ecosystem-to-witness-disruption-with-the-entrance-of-shedrivesbeta/
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| Culture › Re: Alawe Reports Alaafin To Seyi Makinde, Calls Him An Interlopper by christopher123(m): 6:45am On Mar 15, 2020 |
YORUBA KINGS AND PETTINESS IS POPULAR...WHY ARE THEIR KINGS PETTY |
| Romance › Re: Wife Confronts Her Husband And His Side Chic At Benin Hotel, Tears Her Dress by christopher123(m): 3:11pm On Mar 05, 2020 |
I made it 100 NextD18: |
| Celebrities › Re: Inside Adedeji Adeleke's Private Jet (Video) by christopher123(m): 12:38pm On Mar 03, 2020 |
You have started again...can you not let us admire the picture themonk: |
| Car Talk › Re: Is Toyota A Better Company Than Mercedes? by christopher123(m): 11:36am On Mar 02, 2020 |
“If I’m just buying a car for convenience and basics, I’ll go for a Toyota or any cheaper but a solid brand. If I’m buying a luxury car and a renowned car, I’m going German and the other luxury brands”. I am done 1 Like |
| Car Talk › Re: Is Toyota A Better Company Than Mercedes? by christopher123(m): 1:51pm On Feb 26, 2020 |
It's not just about its brand name for considering its expensive cars in the market. Mercedes deals with the one's safety first then it's power.Mercedes have great innovations that increases its valve and preference than the other companies. Mercedes done soo many innovation that one can never think. Mercedes provides surety and security while driving their cars. With safety and power Mercedes have luxurious interior in it. 1 Like |
| Car Talk › Re: Is Toyota A Better Company Than Mercedes? by christopher123(m): 1:47pm On Feb 26, 2020 |
yungboss:Reliability and trust come from actions in the right direction, nothing else. Since the beginning, Mercedes-Benz engineers have devoted each minute of their time to a moment they hope never happens. It's like being ready for the worst because they make the best anyway. In the process, they’ve set benchmarks that the rest of the automotive industry follows to this day. Mercedes-Benz vehicles are designed to protect you in ways that you might have never imagined — and with the hope that you’ll never have to. Innovation has always fueled the passion of Mercedes-Benz engineers to pioneer safety technologies. They’ve made history for introducing many of the safety features that are now commonplace in the industry. Below are just a few of the milestones that have made their debut on a Mercedes-Benz vehicle. 1951 – The crumple zone 1971 – A patent for the airbag 1978 – Antilock Braking System (ABS) 1985 – Electronic traction control 1997 – Automatic child-seat recognition 1998 – Side curtain airbags 2005 – Night view assist 2012 – Surround-view system It's not to say that others couldn't have figured it out, but Mercedes-Benz did it first. 3 Likes |
| Car Talk › Re: Is Toyota A Better Company Than Mercedes? by christopher123(m): 11:46am On Feb 26, 2020 |
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| Car Talk › Re: Is Toyota A Better Company Than Mercedes? by christopher123(m): 2:48pm On Feb 24, 2020 |
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