Dear Pastor,

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It's a 24hr channel and can be broadcasted from anywhere, including Pastor's home or office.
Sairtek team will teach the concerned person how to operate it.

Live broadcasts can also be broadcasted over YouTube, Facebook live, Mobile App, Roku and the Church Website.

To have your church tv channel setup, contact Sairtek, +2348183359954, info@sairtek.com


Kindly share widely to interested Ministers if the gospel, you may be the answer to someone's earnest prayers

This article is laddened with so much pain, hatred and detest for Fowler. I swear he must have cut the author from a painful spot.

Peter Obi / Okonjo Iweala
Akin Adesina (AfDB president) /Prof Osibanjo
Kwakwanso

Depending on how it is zoned

THUNDERSTORM RAGE: Herdsmen Flee Yorubaland, Insist 'Our Lives, Cows No Longer Safe, We're Going Home

dailypost.ng Nov 24, 2019 6:17 AM

There is presently palpable apprehension among herdsmen in Osun State, as many of them have started moving their cattle in droves from the State over continuous attacks on their cattle by thunderstorms.

Our Correspondent sighted movement of thousands of cows along Iwo-Osogbo road around 12:15am on Sunday morning, following a natural disaster at Iba, in Ifelodun Local Government Area of Osun State, in which thunder killed 17 cows.

The movement of the herds of cows caused serious panic along the highway, as motorists scampered for safety for fear of being attacked by herdsmen.

Our Correspondent took courage to speak with one of the herdsmen, who simply identified himself as Haruna. He confirmed that there was a resolution among herdsmen in the state to move their cows to a safer place.

He said : ” We are going home. We want to keep our cows in a safer place. This environment is no longer safe for us and our cows. We don’t really understand what is happening in Yoruba land.

“It happened in Ondo recently, in which our brothers in that state lost many cows to thunderstorms. The same thing is happening here in Osun, where our forefathers have lived for centuries without such an occurrence.

“These people are using spiritual power to kill our cows; killing our cows is tantamount to killing our future. You keep your money in the banks, don’t you? the cows remain our bank, so, any calamity that befalls the cows directly affect our future”.

Asking him about their destination and any possibility of returning to their base, Haruna reacted this way: ” Why are you asking me such question, are you a cattle rustler? We don’t disclose our destination to strangers. You are even making me angry “

http://news-af.op-mobile.opera.com/news/detail/b0a11d54e9a2e2ed3e96ec74a7507697_ng?country=ng&language=en&share=1&client=

What you did not realise was that Africans traded slaves as commodities, slave merchants traveled through villages buying slaves and communities voluntarily sold off stuborn kids, barnished witches, spoils from wars and other persons considered to be problems. It was a punitive measure, like life imprisonment or execution.

If you ask me, i think it was way better than the Bini executions

fiizznation:
Someone that was selling his people to the whites was a honest man? Oh I'm very sure he didn't sell any of his family members to the slave hunters at that time. This is very shameful, and more shameful is when a traditional ruler that is supposed to be angry about slave trade is seen and heard hailing the evil practice of slavery in 1800s.

This King needs to be dethroned ASAP!!!

Has it ever occurred to you that perhaps she personally chose to dress that way HERSELF to be more cultural friendly to her hosts?
She no be pikin nau?

tungsteen:
Please how will you rate Bluclick as against yahclick in terms of speed of the Link?
I mean comparing a 5mbps Bluclick to a 5mbps Yahclick which is faster?
Comparing both services generally, what's ur opinion?

Presently, BluClick is not only faster, it is also much more affordable. I couldn't say much about the future performance of bluclick as it is yet to be crowded but the service is looking good. I got it tested with the Channel Partner Advisor, Funmi 08183359954.

My advise is, if you have yahclick, you can opt for the free bluclick migration and negotiate to have your yahclick kit kept with you, so that if at any point they fail to live up to our expectations, you simply activate on your yahclick again. But I think with the growing competition between both , bluclick will continue to strife to remain the preferred choice of service to Nigerians.

greenhulk:
Too expensive, WTF do u guys think Nigerians are fool or what? 10gb for N9,700 at 1mbps speed. LOL LWKMD I laff in chinese. Spectranet sells 25gb for N8,500 at average speed of 2mbps. And the so called unlimited is N78,000 at 1mbps while the Blu 3 costs N134,000 monthly at 3mbps speed. Nna MTN sef is cheaper, at least MTN sells 4.5gb for N2,500 at speed that can be as high as 10mbps.

Greenhulk - Satellite Broadband is not as cheap as 4G LTE. It is designed for internet users who are located in areas where terrestrial internet services like 4G LTE and Fibre Optic does not cover or experiences erratic services like fibre-cut prone areas, distant metropolitan areas where power supply is poor and alternative supplies expensive to maintain.

Of all VSAT services Ka-Band is the most cost effective in the market, with BluClick being the most affordable of all. If you are based in Lagos, you may not have need for YahClick or Bluclick with Fibre Optic Internet delivering 24/7 unlimited data for a low as N10,500/month at 2Mbps speed using physical fibre optic cable connections straight to your apartment. But when you live upcountry, Satellite service is the most cost effective and definitely the only reliable way to connect to the internet.

Checkout Fibre Optic Prices here https://www.syscomptech.com/portal/cart.php?gid=20

ifycelebrity:
i thought unlimited was synonymous with free. my bad.

No dear, good service costs something to deliver it!

Most Nigerian internet users who consult me from outside the major cities of Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt and Kano always wanted to know how they can get Unlimited Download Allowance on an internet service. My answer? Legally, few. As a matter of fact since YahClick struck off its unlimited 512kbps and unlimited 1mbps plans none really existed for areas not covered with 4G LTE Broadband, unless of course they are organizations with capacity to invest in Microwave Dedicated Internet Access (one that I really enjoy installing) or in C-band or Ku Band VSATs.

Good news just returned with the launching of BluClick Broadband in Nigeria, internet users, especially enterprises up-country can now enjoy unlimited download allowance 24/7 on either of 2 BluClick unlimited plans: Unlimited Blu1 and Unlimited Blu 3 both on 1Mbps and 3Mbps download speeds respectively.

You can check them out here:
https://www.syscomptech.com/portal/cart.php?gid=19

Ask me any question about your YahClick Ka-Band and BluClick Broadband problems and I will try to assist you resolve them in the shortest possible time or send email to installer@dcngr.com

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We are a small company with the heart of a conglomerate aspiring to become a conglomerate but still retain the flexibility and effectiveness of a small business.

We produce dry fruit snacks with coconut, banana, pineapple, pawpaw, and mango varieties, as well as plantain flour.
Our products constitutes a growing market featuring the upper middle class Nigerians who are getting more conscious of their health, live in Lagos, Port Harcourt, Abuja, Owerri and other urban centers, and have a desire to stay healthy but still have a craving for sweet things.

Job Title: Sales Executive
Job Code: Sales Executive
Location: Lagos

Requirements and expectations
HND/B.Sc Graduate in Marketing or any related course in a recognized tertiary institution.

Applicant must have a minimum of 1 year direct selling, marketing and business development experience in a Food Production Company.
Resides in Lagos and its environs.

Create a database of prospects within the territory to generate effective leads and exceed sales target for the business.
Provide regular feedback to management about marketplace and competitor activities.
Develop effective working relationships with customers through regular meetings and also identify business development opportunities
Must have a sound knowledge of Port Harcourt and its environs
Must be able to work with little or no supervision and
Effective communication and innovative skills.
Strong research skills, knowledge about the food industry.
Confident and good interpersonal skill.
Identifies target markets and develop strategies to communicate with them
Develop a sales contract plan for direct marketing activities

Remuneration:
Attractive.

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Interested and qualified candidate should forward their CV's and application to: ceo.livmind@gmail.com with Subject (Sales Executive LMI/SE/005)
Application Deadline 30th December, 2015

whisp3r:


Terrible pricing bad for competition.

Spectranet 20gb - 7k and it is damn fast

There's a reason it is called Satellite Internet Service. BluClick is a Ka-Band VSAT service, whereas Spectranet, Swift, Smile, etc are 4G LTE broadband services, these are terrestrial services which means they are only available within given geographical confines and their quality of service is largely dependent on your nearness to their based station and the status of the nearest base station to you. 4G LTE services has other advantages like being mobile and having cheaper start up kits but they are limited in the number of concurrent users served per account, while places not covered by their terrestrial signal cannot be served by them, for instance, Spectranet can only be used in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt while BluClick being a satellite based service can be used anywhere across Nigeria as long as you can see the sky when you look up from that location. It is also not affected by power failure or internet cut at any base stations as you are directly connected to the internet via satellite.

I would rather say, your choice of internet connectivity solution is best decided by: your present location, what you are using the internet access for and the capacity of bandwidth required.

I think someone already made an exhaustive explanation of the difference between 4G LTE services and Satellite solutions in another thread...will find and copy the link for your enlightenment later. Cheers

Great prices! I've talked about BLUCLICK in another thread. It is the service for most Nigerian upcountry MSMEs.

Good news has finally dawned for YahClick Ka Band Subscribers in NIGERIA as a consortium of Ka-Band Providers in Nigeria has launched an improved and better solution to correct the increasing challenges being faced by the teeming population of Nigerian Ka-Band Broadband subscribers!

BluClick is a prime satellite Internet services. BluClick is not only more affordable it offers unprecedented monthly download capacity. With download plans ranging from 10GB for as low as N9,700 to 360GB. BluClick offers generous download speeds up to 15Mbps when compared to YahClick's maximum download speed of 7Mbps. BluClick even has the unique UNLIMITED DOWNLOAD PLANS at 1Mbps and 2Mbps and a special plan for video streaming at 3Mbps Upload which makes a big difference in the service. BluClick is offering to Nigerians what no other satellite internet service provider has ever offerd our market.

Thus for every Nigerian business, school, MDA, religious body, NGO or even individual who has been seeking for a better broadband alternative, BluClick is here! For free migration, visit www.bluclick.com.ng or call 081 833 599 54

In the end, the truth will always prevail.
For those who derail the truth to self serving ends, history has always judged them.

Kpatakpata na 1 year max, we go all know the truth. GEJ asked to be given 1 year before he responds to issues of allegations against his administration in order not to interfere with with PMB is doing, I respect that, and I think you should too. May 29th is not a long way off any longer, by June 1st, I would be ready with enough data to find out who's got my money, and not only will I find out, I will be ready to demand for it within legal frameworks!

I have checked out the new BluClick Internet Broadband service and I think SYSCOMPTECH will still maintain the lead in this new service. They showed great strength with YAHCLICK and being that BluClick Ka-Band Broadband is of same technology, though improved in service, I would rather route for Syscomptech's existing proven network of technical support and field installers, which has covered Nigeria way back since the time when C-Band ruled the internet space.

Ntel is a win for Nigerians. Anything to crash the cost of Broadband in Nigeria. Fibre Optic Internet Service Providers in Nigeria had done their bit laying fibre to the home and offices of Nigerians but again that is fixed internet and the price may be a bit still higher than the lower income earners can afford. Nigeria needs broadband that is affordable enough for even the Mai-Guard to subscribe to internet Tv from his monthly pay and not be disturbed, at that point we can boldly say that internet service in Nigeria is coming of age.

In the meantime, the launch of BluClick, a Ka-Band Internet Broadband that has crashed the cost of bandwidth per data for remote users is a huge leap in that great direction!

still loading...Edifice Of Beulah Fashion Show 2016 will be aired on BluClick Tv, a tv channel freely available to BluClick Subscribers

Quite a good hand writing, something that is going extinct these days

DrGroove:

LIAR!!! No wife is valuable to a man to the stage that he will place her before his mother and so much money(that could get him as many wives as he can marry).So you Lie!!

Your husband/Dad must really be the most unloving of all men, quite an impression he's left in your mindset about husbands.

PabloAfricanus:



I tag that research faulty until they can give conclusive answers to the question of why Igbo is the lingua franca of Delta North.
Infact going by their claims, Edo tongue should have been the lingua franca. They all should have been bearing Edo names
and practicing pure Bini traditions.
The Ebus and Olukumis are all fluent Igbo speakers...and THIS WAS NOT a recent phenomena.
Heck, even the Olukumis are complaining that their younger generation are loosing touch with their base Yoruba tongue!
The pervasive culture/tradition is Igbo with heavy borrowing from Bini.

See my earlier response for a clearer understanding of the Ika origins. About Ibo been the lingua franca, it is evident to every Ika born who grew up in Ika land in the before the 80's that Ika language had dua words for most items such as Okpan and Afere for plate, Isere and Ejshi/ Ezi for frontage, etc.

Of a truth, there existed communities with strong Igbo languages prior to the arrival of the missionaries, these communities such as Ute and Owa would boast of more modern ibo settlers than the predominantly Bini communities like Agbor. However, the strongest impact of the igbo language on the Ika language came from the highly successful missionary work in the area propagated mainly by Catechists and Reverend Fathers of Igbo origin. The converts were taught to read and write the igbo language as both the Catholic and Anglican churches were conducted in the Igbo language.

No matter how fiercely you try to cure a people of YOUR OWN perceived misconception of whom they are, you cannot change that because deep down in their history they know very well who their mother is.

The issue of Ikas bearing Ibo names has always been the strongest contention for Ibos to insist Ikas are actually Ibos, but that is quite insufficient as most Nigerians of today bear english, scottish, greek and hebrew names without arguably being hebrews. But their choice of name as in the case of the Ika has largely being influenced by religion, social relationships and language dynamism.

I watched with pity, Chinyere of Project Fame (I think that was season 6) as she battled to explain to Uncle Ben at emotions-edge how she's not ibo and how difficult it was for her to understand the meanings of the words in the ibo song she was meant to perform and ultimately interpret. It would only take an Ika man to understand her perils, Uncle Ben was aghast in unbelief! Truth is most Ikas make good effort to learn, understand and speak the ibo language because, socioculturally speaking, Ibo is the best cultural sublimation for the people on the national scale, but that must not be taken as the clause to declare their inability to define nor tell their own origin. They know who they are...quit defining them!


As for me, haven traveled the length and breadth of the Igbo nation and seeing haven known that the ibos themselves bear no similar origin, some in as far away Ebem, Ohafia claim Bini origin whereas a majority of them speak the dual languages of Efik/Ibiobio and the Ibo language, it is evident to me that the Ibo nation is not one borne out of the ideology of a common origin but a people of common socio-economic experience dwelling in the area defined as the East, Southern of Nigeria with a near common language that can be understood by almost 85% of the people dwelling in the region. As thus, I would, irrespective of the reservations of the very Ika, Anocha, Oshimili and Ndukwa people regard them as Ibos...this not because I know better who they are by origin than they know but because of my known ideology of what is called Ibo.

ezeagu:

Moon light stories indeed. It seems that everybody around the Igbo has some origin theory out of Bini, as if the Edo empire is even a fraction of the age of the Igbo civilization. From Ijaw to Kalabari all the way to Ikwerre and then all the way to Ika, there are people saying they originate from one city, and somehow their origins have miraculously kept void of Igbo orgin despite them being at least 20 times larger and older than Bini city, and Igbo influence is said to have come "later", how ridiculous.

It's quite interesting how the igbos fight a lot to find kinsmen from across the globe...how well they do in maintaining such kinship is a talk for another day.

The Ikas are a nation of mixed origins. You can hardly tie them to a single ethinicity but the largest could very well be the Igbos because of the Ute and Owa populations, however, being colonial states of the Bini Empire for so many years has left the royalty more of the Bini blood than Ibo. Agbor before the igbo settlements began to grow had already become an established kingdom with known dynasties dating farther than the Obas. The Dein of Agbor is of the Ogiso's royal blood - the worshiped kings of Idu (Bini in Ika language) before the ascent of the Obas.

The Ika people has nationalities from Nri, Ndi-oru (Ukwani), Aniocha, Idu, Ishan and Yoruba.

Agha Idu (Ika word for the great Bini Civil war that preceded the fall of the great empire) explains in better details the constitution of the area known today as Delta North (or Ndi Anioma). The great pursuit against the Eze Nri (though folklore's description of this great siege would make him more of an Nri High Priest in the service of the Oba than a King) scattered the Bini princes across the area with the highest ranking of them settling in Onitsha and Okpanam (I know most Igbos would argue strongly against the Obi of Onitsha being of Bini heritage, but that's a talk for another day, a quick clarification would be his possession of an Oben le Ogwugwu - the Oba's traditional staff office presented to his "delegated" rulers. The Onitsha ruler also goes with the title Obi and dresses in same manner as those of kings enthroned by the empire). Agha Idu also throws open the fact that these satellite states existed before the arrival of the princes and thus their rulership of the people can only best be described as a "colonization". From Alifekede to Uzo-igbon (later renamed Ahaba (english - Asaba)) and just across Omihin (River Niger) reigned the Oba through the Obis until the fall of the great empire, whence most of these satellite colonies became independent - though till Oba Akenzua's reign most have remained distantly loyal to the Bini throne in matters of traditional rites.


Call them Binis, call them Igbos, the Ikas has long evolved from being one of the Bini strongest colony to become a great nation and people that has flourished independent of their migrant origins to develop a truly strong economy, language, culture and a rare nation of many kingdoms: Ute, Owa, Agbor, Umunede, Mbiri, Igbanke, Akumazi, Igbodo, Otolokpo and Obior

Ayobamms:
Even those that tagged his 2-month in office "clueless" and "visionless" would rate him 85/100 as regards electricity unless they resides outside Nigerian...

That is not the making of his government because he is yet to even know the name of the dams and turbines not to mention building one.
If you love in Lagos checkout your street poles and see they are being replaced. Nigeria's electricity system was a decay, which the unbundling and privatization of PHCN healed. The improvement in the power system, rail system is still a fruit of the last administration. If we must credit the rewards of their mistakes to them, its only fair to credit the rewards of their efforts as well to them.

Ofeakwu:
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Ah! B4 I forget, F T C........#dancingEgedege#

O my, Ofeakwu, where can i get this lovely combo? Please make the corn soft and salt the ube...my o my! you will love it, especially with very fresh corn

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Somethings didn't just add up here. Can someone please help me please?

"He looked IBB in the face and demanded MKO be sworn even if he's the devil." - 1993
"He left the army unceremoniously without anything, still driving Peugeot 504" - I believe in connection for opposing the 1993 botched elections?
"He opposed Abacha taking over leadership instead of MKO" - 1995-98, i believe?

"He was a saintly governor of kaduna state" - 1996-98?

Or OP, did I get it all wrong?




Just to be clear, I don't measure corruption by the smoke screen people put up, but the arm twisting deals they made using their positions of influence. You may not have stolen cash but your cousin is on the board of the company sold a lucrative government agency being privatized or contracts has been awarded to companies who has set up an independent trusts for your unborn kids.

The problem with the U.S.A is there in the Holy Bible on which their founding fathers established that free country:

Rom 1:21 Because that, when they knew God, they glorified him not as God, neither were thankful; but became vain in their imaginations, and their foolish heart was darkened.
Rom 1:22 Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools,
Rom 1:23 And changed the glory of the uncorruptible God into an image made like to corruptible man, and to birds, and fourfooted beasts, and creeping things.
Rom 1:24 Wherefore God also gave them up to uncleanness through the lusts of their own hearts, to dishonour their own bodies between themselves:
Rom 1:25 Who changed the truth of God into a lie, and worshipped and served the creature more than the Creator, who is blessed for ever. Amen.
Rom 1:26 For this cause God gave them up unto vile affections: for even their women did change the natural use into that which is against nature:
Rom 1:27 And likewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the woman, burned in their lust one toward another; men with men working that which is unseemly, and receiving in themselves that recompence of their error which was meet.
Rom 1:28 And even as they did not like to retain God in their knowledge, God gave them over to a reprobate mind, to do those things which are not convenient;
Rom 1:29 Being filled with all unrighteousness, fornication, wickedness, covetousness, maliciousness; full of envy, murder, debate, deceit, malignity; whisperers,
Rom 1:30 Backbiters, haters of God, despiteful, proud, boasters, inventors of evil things, disobedient to parents,
Rom 1:31 Without understanding, covenantbreakers, without natural affection, implacable, unmerciful:
Rom 1:32 Who knowing the judgment of God, that they which commit such things are worthy of death, not only do the same, but have pleasure in them that do them.

- I ain't gonna add anything to it maself.

mrdrizzy:
Honestly!!

I just couldnt make out all dis things u wrote,cus it seems to be too long

but since u use the yahclick service ive got couple of questions to ask if u dont mind

-whats the cost of installation in home service not office

-how about the data charge for homes service can u tell us the allocated data of each plan

-the 1am-4am night browsing
is it truely unlimited like dey claim

-how about the speed how good is it,and what have been your highest and lowest speed so far


thanks
yahclick is a little too discreet,not everyone knows about it

Installation - when i got it, the equipment was 76k but I understand its much higher now, my new yahclick account officer is funmi with syscomptech, you can contact her on 08183359954, funmilayo.akingbade@syscomptech.ng i am sure she would be most welcomed to help you.

On data - I can only confirm the one i use, Home 10, its 40GB per month at 37k/month. It's pretty fast for all the things I use if for.

The free night browsing is real.

The speed is good, at least much better than the 4G broadbands I have. but they have the fap thing can be messy, that's why i recommend getting someone more knowledgeable about it to advise you before making a buy

Indeed there are many places to get yahclick from across Nigeria and if one is not careful you'd find yourself back to the trouble you were running from in trying to get the yahclick in the first instance. Most persons who like me got yahclick for the share reason of speed and cheaper subscription rate it offers has often regretted it because we ended up buying from street runners who knew close to nothing about it or from those whose primary responsibility in the yahclick value chain is not to provide end-users with support, so I thought after my issues were resolved to put out a little advise to those trying to get yahclick as well so they can avoid making same mistakes.

Yahclick as I now know it is a broadband service, meaning it is not a dedicated internet service but then the FAP (meaning Fair Access Policy) as designed by yahsat, the makers of yahclick, is put in place to ensure that every subscriber enjoys high speed browsing at all times by limiting maximum access to individual users within 72 hourly period. This same feature hitherto designed to ensure you enjoy your browsing experience can really prove to be hell for you if you don't get an experienced provider to advise you on the best suitable package for you.

There are 2 classes of providers in the yahclick value chain, the Country Distributors and the Channel Partners. There are only 2 CDs - Coollink and Hyperia. Amongst the 2, Coollink clearly stands out as they and their Channel Partners account for over 70% of yahclick subscriber base in Nigeria and over 40% globally. They are also the number 1 CD in the world for yahClick. However, I wouldn't advise you to choose any of the CDs, not if you desire the best support, which I assure you you would most likely need sometime. Not only that it is not their role in the yahclick value chain to interface with the end users but they are mostly under staffed when compared to the volume of their subscriber base, Coollink with a staff strength less than 50 of which not all are support personnel cannot possibly meet up with the demands of over 3000 subscribers. I find it more advisable to subscribe through an approved Channel Partner - not only because they are better trained and more equipped to provide you with the much needed support, it is their primary duty in the value chain to serve you and they get paid to do that. Channel Partners like Syscomptech, Wanaga and SmartMicro has really done well in yahclick internet provision in Nigeria.

Amongst the leading YahClick Channel Partners in Nigeria I find Syscomptech most outstanding and preferable for many reasons: their support is very personal (this is the main reason I asked my initial provider, one of the CDs to transfer the management of my site to them - afterall, the monthly subscription rates are the same), they respond almost immediately to all my requests, and I even found out that their yahclick prices (equipment) is often lower than the CDs and other CPs in the market. I already installed my 4 branch sites before I found them otherwise I'd have been listed as 1 of their resellers already. I think anyone considering YahclickNigeria should check them out first https://www.syscomptech.com - you can never tell.

I hope this piece of advice serves you well. Once done and you need to optimize your Local Area Network, install a Fibre Optic LAN, deploy an enterprise wide Antivirus or to implement an ISP billing solution or Cyberoam - contact me via installer@dcngr.com