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theTranscriber:The article says SAA would now be flay to only 7 locations, compared to 20 as of 2020. Let's call the other 13 locations left out zoo too nah. No be so? |
Dieuetla:You can say they dropped UK, USA and Canada too, since these were their routes prior to the pandemic |
theTranscriber:Big fools. One idiot posted on Eurosport yesterday that Nigeria is a hell, when the question asked is on football. I answered him that if Nigeria was hell, he would not have access to internet and probably be hiding instead of posting on Facebook. Yes, there are challenges, but exaggerating and using every opportunity to insult the country is absolute madness |
Interesting. Flew SAA in 2017 to Sydney. Average service, with good movies in flight but no internet. Their stopover hours is also too long at OR Tambo Airport in Joburg |
Live on NTA at 45.2°E Nigcomsat Check all the FTA NTA, game is live |
Elcid1:This chap at helms at CBN is clueless. Just introduce policies that makes little sense |
lionlee216:Emirates has over 20 of them still active. Try Emirates from Dubai, they fly out mostly in A380 to New York, Sydney, Auckland etc |
According to Emirates Airline Passengers arriving from the following countries must follow specific protocols: Bangladesh, India, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Uganda, Vietnam, Zambia, Indonesia Requirements for passengers from these countries: A valid negative COVID‑19 PCR test certificate with a QR code issued within 48 hours of the time the sample was collected from an approved health facility A rapid PCR test report with a QR code for a test conducted at the departure airport within six hours of departure For passengers travelling to Dubai as their final destination from Bangladesh, Nigeria, Vietnam, Zambia and Indonesia, travel is currently not possible as there are no rapid PCR testing facilities at the airport. This is still as confusing as possible |
Make those idiots sha no travel to mess up the country and give all Nigerians bad name |
SuppoOmoo:What a story. Why didn't you stay? or it wasn't your intention? |
feelgoodstuffs:I'm cross in between coming to Istanbul for Christmas holiday or just staying in Nigeria jeje. We're there in December, 2019 for just 3 nights before heading to Paris. It's always cold in December o we there |
feelgoodstuffs:This got me laughing |
Barely one year after the last subscription fee increase, there are strong indicators that Multichoice Nigeria will increase the subscription fee across all its DStv and GOtv packages from September 2021. A source close to the company revealed that subscription prices may increase by about 10% with premium package going as high N21,000, Compact Plus will go above N14,000 and GOtv Max subscription jumping to slightly above N4000, once the new price takes effect.... https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/08/sponsored-dstv-gotv-subscribers-may-pay-more-from-september/?fbclid=IwAR1I6F02G18lZvVaMBSZa-gM0orCHS3Zn5Ks53f3n9QbxqtlDk0RDp3irME |
lasthero:It's paid posts. He pays to have his topics on Homepage |
[code][/code] BruncleZuma:Alex Nwankwo |
chukxie:He committed crimes against the US, that's why he was arrested by Dubai police and sent to USA. He didn't commit any crime in UAE. In fact he was spending money to help UAE's economy by living in Dubai |
All in the name of Religion |
hazzaman:I remember when applying for NZL visa in 2019, it was easy as I visited Australia 2 years earlier. They asked questions relating to Canada, US, UK and Australia in the visa application form |
Mummywifey:They also live on Tourism. These places, Eiffel Tower, Champ de Mars, avenue de l'Opéra, Musee du Louvr, Notre Dame 3, and des Champs-Elysées are missing people |
pseudonomer:Very rude and idiotic. Call me between 8:00 am and 6;00 pm. I reject all calls from 8:00 pm till 7:00 am next day |
Mikecold:of which country did the bible mention? |
PhenomenalAustin:Is that all you saw? |
Madness on display, not dance |
Jaddun:Weak signal from your end |
adioolayi:I am battling man and I don't wish it on my enemy Covid is real and very terrible. |
FarahAideed:Are you alright? What has Dr Fauci done? |
TSTV SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH STRONG TECHNOLOGIES TO MIGRATE MYTV CUSTOMERS USING HEVC DECODERS TO TSTV AFRICA Indigenous Direct-to-Home TV service provider, TStv, in Abuja on 9th August, 2021 reached an agreement with Strong Technology Limited to migrate its MYTV customers on SRT 497S-HEVC decoders to TStv Africa pay TV platform starting this month of August. MY TV will cease broadcasting on September 1, 2021. Due to the HEVC-encoded nature of TStv broadcasts, only SRT 497S-equipped My TV viewers qualify to get access to TStv channels, at this stage. TStv offer one hundred and four (104) high-definition (“HD”) channels that duly equipped My TV viewers could start enjoying immediately. The migration process is simple and seamless, as TStv broadcasts are relayed by the same satellite used by My TV since February 2020. In other words, a simple blind scan of that satellite’s frequencies will tune in and store all TStv channels. STRONG/My TV Dealers are ready and eager to assist My TV viewers with the migration process. An interested SRT 497S owner will be required to pay N12,000.00 in contribution towards migration costs, including the simultaneous encryption (“simulcrypt”) of TStv channels with My TV’s encryption tools (“Conditional Access System”, or “CAS”). Against said payment, TStv will credit the new/joining subscriber’s TStv Wallet with N12,000.00, to spend however she/he wishes. The N12,000.00 payment may be completed in up to three equal payments of N4,000.00 each, over a period not exceeding six (6) months. Upon each payment, TStv will credit the subscriber’s TStv Wallet with N4,000.00, to spend however she/he wishes TStv offers subscribers the opportunity to enjoy Pay-Per-View, Pay-as-You- Go and A la Carte options, along with the “Pause Subscription” feature that may be activated at any time. A La Carte enables TStv subscribers to freely pick and choose the channels to subscribe to and pay for. TStv channels are either one naira or two naira per day, meaning you can tailor your spending to your budget, all year round. A subscriber may pause her/his subscription at any time, and as many times as she/he wishes, with a simple press of a button. All that’s required is to download the TStv Companion app from Play Store or IOS. Subscribers may call the TStv Call Center round-the-clock on (+234) 099 040 900. TStv Africa channels span across a multitude of genres. In his media address, the Managing Director of TStv Africa, Dr. Bright Echefu, promised migrating My TV viewers “a whole new TV experience with TStv Africa”, adding “We thank God that we have indeed delivered on our promise to Nigerians regarding our novel pay TV offerings. Today, Nigerians can truly testify that TStv has implemented pay-perview, pay-as-you-go, A La Carte and Pause Subscription. We are excited over our agreement with STRONG Technologies and look forward to serving My TV viewers. Eventually, non-HEVC My TV-compliant set-top boxes (“STB”) may be granted access to TStv channels, as well. In agreement with Dr. Bright Echefu, the Managing Director of My TV, Mr Joseph Torbey, said “STRONG/My TV are delighted to offer viewers, as well as dealers, an alternate pay TV service, offering a wider choice of channels and creative ways for composing one’s subscription, prepaying for it and scheduling it. STRONG will continue to serve Nigerian consumers with ever more innovative digital TV receiving equipment, outstanding technical support and efficient after-sales service.” My TV viewers are invited to reach out to a My TV or TStv dealer close to them or contact TStv customer service on (+234) 099 040 900 any time of the day, as it operates round the-clock. Signed ‘Yemi Adebowale For: Tstv/My TV |
yaksdavirus:Safe, not Save ![]() |
Mikecold:He has close to 10 |
creolehunt:Once you see Abuja press, it's Alex |
Alexreporters has metamorphosed |
Ilovezzor:The guy you responded to is a mumu. There were evidences of voice and written conversations from Kyari to Hushpuppi. So why would he claim it's the words of Hushpuppi alone that assisted the court in wanting to arrest Kyari? He thinks this is Nigeria, where people get arrested first before investigation, taken to court only for the court to discharge the person after spending years in prison for doing no wrong. The US justice administration, would investigate you, gather evidence, then declare you wanted. |
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