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Like what?

Ehm. . .Okay. Good luck with that.

Opera: State of the Mobile Web
http://www.opera.com/smw/2009/11/

Opera Mods are not included only mini's.

Thats what i said too.

4peace:
parting gift from zain

Indeed, abi them wan make money before dem commot.

Seun thanks for releasing this thread from Mr.Spambots hand.

Seun thanks for releasing this thread from Mr.Spambots hand.

Where did you hear that from?.

Your post was deleted because it contained some spam-like words

Congrats to all admitted student.

I see united getting knocked out in this game.

Added time. I think we should see a much heated up 2nd half.

Wasted. What Bayern doin?

That was close. United shouldn't win.

Thank God.

Good decision by the ref.

Yea. . .up lyon

Imagine, someone paid since yesterday and hasn't been reactivated. When is this late activation probs gona stop?

Make dem go sitdown.
We sef we dey celebrate 10years of straight exploitation in our telecoms industry. Chop i Chop.

In this month’s report, we looked at countries in Africa. The top 10 countries using Opera Mini in Africa are: South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, Egypt, Ghana, Libya, Ivory Coast, Zambia, Tanzania, and Namibia.

Snapshot: Nigeria

* Page-view growth since November 2008: 311.2%
* Unique-user growth since November 2008: 211.4%
* Page views per user: 361
* Data (compressed) transferred per user (MB): 5
* Data (compressed) transferred per page view (KB): 14

Top 10 sites in Nigeria (unique users)

1. facebook.com
2. google.com
3. yahoo.com
4. bbc.co.uk
5. goal.com
6. wikipedia.org
7. cnn.com
8. sharemobile.ro
9. nairaland.com
10. myspace.com

Top handsets for November 2009

1. Nokia 3110c
2. Nokia 5130
3. Nokia 2600c
4. Nokia N70
5. Nokia N72
6. Nokia 6300
7. Sony Ericsson K750i
8. Nokia 2630
9. Sony Ericsson K800i
10. Nokia 3500c

Facebook has taken the lead in Africa; it is the most popular site visited by Opera Mini users in 6 out of 10 countries and the #2 site in three of the countries where it is not #1. Google is also very popular, and is ahead of Facebook in a few of the top 10 African countries. Yahoo and Wikipedia are also ubiquitous in the top 10 lists of the various African countries.

UTME: 6.4m candidates register for 500,000 spaces

By Emmanuel Addeh, Ilorin, Published: Monday, 29 Mar 2010.

The Registrar, Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, Professor Dibu Ojerinde, on Sunday declared that over 6.4 million candidates were set to write this year’s Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination.

But of the total number of candidates writing the examination, only 5,000 might eventually gain admission into Nigeria’s tertiary institutions due to limited available spaces.

Ojerinde also admitted that this year’s admission into tertiary institutions in the country could turn out to be the most challenging as the board now has more prospective students to deal with.

The registrar, who spoke with journalists in Ilorin, Kwara State, said that the high rate of admission into the universities was now a case of “survival of the fittest,” saying that it had led to examination malpractices as candidates now cheat to get into higher institutions.

Ojerinde maintained that universities were not the only institutions where one could get the best education. He said that quality education could also be obtained in polytechnics and colleges of education, especially with the introduction of the Education Road Map by the Federal Ministry of Education.

He said that polytechnic and colleges of education did not have enough candidates and yet the universities were oversubscribed, noting that candidates now struggle to enter universities at all cost.

He observed that JAMB would continue to remain relevant as long as universities were increasing in the country, adding that it was the only body that could coordinate admissions into tertiary institutions and take care of various interests.

Ojerinde therefore advised parents to send their children and wards to polytechnics and colleges of education as the dichotomy that existed between university and polytechnics graduates had been removed.

He explained that the gap had been removed, with many polytechnics now offering degree programmes in technical education and teaching.

Ojerinde added that the Federal Government established the UTME so that students would not be restricted to universities only; and to reduce cost of examinations on the part of candidates, parents and the board.



http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art20100329663034

He should thank God for his life. Everything lost can always be gotten back.