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It's Argentina vs Nigeria again!

Here they are! The groups for the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia! ���

Which game are you most looking forward to?! �

According to a Facebook user...

BLOODY SUNDAY IN UYO AS DRUNK MOBILE POLICE MEN GETS MANY INJURED.....
It's indeed a bloody Sunday as men of the Nigerian Police Force who were drinking and driving ran into a mini bus belonging to STANFORD MICROFINANCE BANK carrying passengers heading down oron road.

The accident occurred at Oron road by Edet Akpan Avenue(4lane).The drunk police men were driving out of ewet housing estate and since they are above the law,they couldn't wait for the traffic and their stupid act of breaking the traffic laws got 10passengers in the mini bus � injured.As at the time of this report,it took the intervention of the speaker of the AKWA IBOM STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY Rt.Hon.Barr.Onofiok Luke who was returning from church service at the FULL LIFE CHRISTIAN CENTER to order for the immediate treatment of the injured passengers at PREMIER MEDICAL CENTER,Edet Akpan Avenue,uyo.
More details and photos coming shortly....

How did this get to FP?

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has proposed a date for the 2018 examination.

The board proposed March 9 to 17 and said it is taking into cognisance dates of other public examinations.

The Registrar of the board, Ishaq Oloyede, said this during a meeting in Abuja on Wednesday with stakeholders on the plans and programmes for the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, and Direct Entry, DE.

Mr. Oloyede said students who express interest will write mock examination from January 22 to 24.

“The mock examination is starting the same date the sales of form is ending.”

He said the price of the form will be N5000.

“Eye glasses are to be examined properly before candidates are allowed into the examination hall,” he said.

The military has seized control in Zimbabwe and has said President Robert Mugabe, in power since 1980, is safe.

After seizing state TV, an army spokesman announced it was targeting people close to Mr Mugabe who had caused "social and economic suffering".

Messages attributed to a ruling party Twitter account described the takeover as a "bloodless transition".

The move came after Mr Mugabe sacked his deputy, Emmerson Mnangagwa, in favour of his wife.

A statement read out by a general on air denied it was a coup and said Mr Mugabe was safe, but did not say where.

Heavy gun and artillery fire could be heard in northern parts of the capital Harare early on Wednesday.

There was no immediate word from Mr Mugabe himself.

Mr Mugabe, 93, has dominated the impoverished country's political scene since independence from the UK.

This is rather ironical and somehow unacceptable by many. A Facebook user announcing his own obituary? Not really. The brother or the sister of the deceased must have done this.

May the soul of this young engineer rest in peace

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), organiser of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), is to commence the sale of forms for 2018/2019 admission process this month. It has also banned the use of wrist watches and pens during the conduct of its 2018 test.

The board’s Registrar, Prof. Is’haq Oloyede disclosed this to newsmen on the sideline of the sensitisation workshop for Computer Based Test (CBT) centre owners on Wednesday in Lagos.

According to him, the workshop was to appraise the registration and conduct of the 2017 examination.

“What we are doing here today is to appraise the registration and conduct of our past examination and we have taken some lessons from our experience.

“To this end therefore we have introduced some measures that will further add to the integrity of the registration process as well as the conduct of the examination proper.

“For instance, we discovered during the conduct of the last examination that some electronic devices such as pens, wristwatches and other devices were used to perpetrate examination malpractice.

“So, for next year, we have banned the use of wristwatches and pens by candidates and other persons in the examination hall.

“We are also going to introduce some detection devices to ensure that those who plan to cheat in the examination hall are frustrated, as we will also jam (communication network) of the centres,” he said.

Oloyede noted that the sale of the registration document for the 2018 UTME would commence before the end of November.

“We are planning to meet with all stakeholders on Nov. 15 and the sale of the registration document will definitely commence before the end of this month.

“But before that, we expect candidates to go and download our app, go to our website and download the syllabus and brochure, so that they can now study the process.

“This is in order to minimise the errors that usually occur during the registration process,” he said.

The JAMB boss added that no fewer than 617 centres have been accredited nationwide for the exercise.

“We are still considering about 60 more centres as we have their applications waiting for consideration.

“However, a total of 72 centres nationwide have earlier been delisted owing to their involvement in some infractions and they remain delisted.”

On the board’s plan to construct mega CBT centres for its examinations, Oloyede said: “The mega centre plan is still on, we said that last year.

“But the process of planning will take sometime.

“There will be design, there will be contact with private operators, just as there will be advertisements and also due process will be followed,” he said.

Earlier, Oloyede called for the support of the CBT centre owners in checking anti-examination activities capable of compromising the examination.

“While thanking you for your deligence during the 2017 examination, we want to seize this opportunity to inform you of the flagging off of the 2018 excercise.

“We will like to also assure you that we will make use of the best CBT centres in the coming examination.

“You will be culpable if you do not expose any CBT centre that is doing what is evil because they will attract condemnation from all of us.

“It is on this premise that we are appealing that you assist us in identifying the bad eggs among you and ensuring that they do not participate in our activities,” he said.

According to him, monitoring starts from the time of arrival of the centre owners to the workshop.

He added that during the 2018 UTME examination, the board would include some other requirements for CBT centres.

“We are not going to accept wireless CCTV cameras. Any examination conducted in any CBT centre that we cannot monitor from Abuja will not be paid for.

“The onus is on you to ensure that your CCTV are working and must be on and no CBT centre is allowed to sell any kind of materials under the guise of past questions.

“We will also not tolerate candidates leaving the centre to go out to use the toilet. It is expected that all accredited CBT centres have an in-house convenience,” Oloyede said.

http://www.solidng.com.ng/2018-utme-jamb-bans-wristwatches-centres/

by Reuben Abati

Perhaps the biggest news this week so far, has been the attempt by the Presidency to debunk the allegation that President Muhammadu Buhari has been kinder to Northerners and Muslims in the recruitment of persons into his administration. The published list, itself a response to an earlier indictment by the BusinessDay newspaper, has been dismissed as incomplete, selective and misleading but all of that draws attention to a crisis at the heart of Nigerian politics, nay African politics. Matthew Hassan Kukah once described this in our context as “the-myonisation-of-power”. That is when a Nigerian from a particular part of the country becomes President, his people including his kinsmen and his friends and associates from his community and other parts of Nigeria see his ascendance as their own opportunity to have a taste of the national cake. They fight over the proverbial cake. Invariably, they benefit from what is called the politics of proximity. They get appointed to the best positions. They gain better access to the seat and the man of power than everyone else. Nigeria is not alone in this regard.

The same politics plays out in other African countries. In Kenya, John Githongo, their once-upon-a-time anti-corruption czar, in a book on him, the author, Michela Wrong complains that what prevails in Kenyan politics is the syndrome of “it-is-our-turn-to-eat.” In that country, the emergent politics is not even just about what to eat, it is about ego, elite contestation, dynastic rivalry and power. Wrong is right in many ways. That drama has been played out in the recent elections in Kenya but here in Nigeria, we have also been dealing with the same crisis since independence.

The question has been and remains: who gets the better share of the Nigerian national cake? Nigerian political actors do not see their country as a country that is structured for progress, sustainable development and unity. They see it as a cake to be shared. In their imagination and consideration, the cake is so big, it is more than enough for everybody, but they have seen that since independence, some people get a bigger share of it, and the more access a particular group gets to power, the more advantage it procures for its people.

Thus, any person who occupies a position - be it in the public or private sector space is subjected to instant, accustomed suspicion and harassment. No matter how well-meaning the person may be, the person is monitored closely to see if his appointees or associates would be persons from his church, mosque, community, ethnic group, or old school network. Ethnicity, religion and other social indicators are often the alarm signals. This is the background to the allegation and accusation that President Muhammadu Buhari is systematically re-Northernizing Nigeria.

The prefix re- is instructive because one of the biggest fears in Nigeria is that the political North, for there is no such thing as a monolithic Northern Nigeria, or a strictly binary Nigeria, as the Western press assumes, is determined to dominate the South, the entire South according to a script written and acted out by the British colonialists and sustained by their local successors. Indeed, the Nigerian military did not help matters by practically Northernizing Nigeria with the politics of vendetta and imperialism that propelled the Nigerian military establishment in power. The myth and reality of Northern domination has nonetheless also done much damage to the idea of national unity in Nigeria, even if there is enough evidence to establish the sad fact that, every ethnic group in the country is involved in a struggle for dominance.

The dominant truth is that Nigerians do not trust one another. It does not matter where they are, or whatever the level of their education or exposure, or the opportunities they have, they are all ethnic gladiators at heart and should they struggle to be nationalistic, their kith and kin will continually remind them of the need to obey and serve the tribe. I use the word tribe here, deliberately against current convention.

It is for the foregoing reason that I consider the attempt by the Presidency to write off the allegation of Northern domination under President Muhammadu Buhari as futile. Ethnic politics in Nigeria is both a matter of fact and perception. I offer four seemingly simple explanations of the phenomenon. It is the fact first, that whenever a President from a particular ethnic extraction arrives in Abuja, the fashion mode of the city changes overnight. Under President Olusegun Obasanjo (1999-2007), the various watering holes of Abuja adjusted their fashion codes. Even to the night-clubs, people wore the Yoruba attires and caps. The people of the South West including the Yoruba taxi drivers of Abuja became very voluble. It was their time. It was their turn.

The moment President Obasanjo left, the Mallams returned, that is the power-brokers of the North, with the emergence of President Umaru Yar’Adua. Hausa language became the language of Abuja. President Yar’Adua died in office and his deputy succeeded him. President Goodluck Jonathan, Nigeria’s first Ijaw President also changed the face of fashion in Abuja. His kinsmen and their colourful robes and walking sticks became the new face of Abuja. I recall in those days, the security people insisting that walking sticks would not be allowed inside the Villa because according to them, a walking stick is a weapon! I doubt if anybody these days is still swinging any such weapons around Abuja.

Two, when a Christian President is in power in Nigeria, the most active part of the Villa would be the Chapel. By the same token, if it is a Muslim President, the mosque in the Villa gains special focus. There is never any doubt about the locus of affinity in Nigerian politics. In an extremely superstitious society such as we have, our leaders don’t joke with their spiritual well-being. Every big man’s wife is a prayer warrior. “My wife is a prayer warrior”, is a common refrain in the corridors of power. The people that pray for the big man, from his wife to her relatives and the spiritual consultants eventually become so influential they could in fact influence appointments and state policy. African leaders are so insecure, we must someday attempt an intellectual assessment of the damage they have done to the governance process in Africa, with their insecurity and fears.

Three, cronyism is a strong factor in African politics. Our leaders are only comfortable with the people that they know. Whoever is not known personally must have a Godfather or a minder that can be consulted. When people win power in Nigeria, they don’t hand it over to other people that easily. Everything is transactional. There are no big or average men – they are all looking for what is in it for them. And this is what has held Nigerian down. If anyone investigates the real underbelly of Nigeria, there will be no country anymore because it is Nigeria that feeds all the big men. It is in reality an unproductive country with the rich depending on oil revenue and deceiving the poor and the underprivileged. Our big men appoint cronies. They are afraid of tomorrow.

Four, democracy was meant to help and advance our society. But we do not have properly organized political parties. We also do not have politicians in the sense of having people who are committed to the common good. Nigerian politicians don’t owe allegiance to any body of ideas. They are here today. They are there tomorrow. I recently accosted a Nigerian politician who was quite prominent in the PDP-Jonathan administration. He has since realigned and he is speaking up, loudly and boldly for the APC-Buhari administration. I asked him how it is so easy for him to change camp so smoothly. His answer is that when you move from Manchester United to Chelsea, your job is to score against Man-U. This is the most apt description of Nigerian politics that I have ever heard. Politics, like governance in Nigeria, is a game, a play, a profitable illusion. We, the ordinary people are the ones who put so much weight on it.

So when anyone accuses President Buhari of favouring his own people, such a person misses the point about the way Nigeria is. Let me just drop this one here: in the First Republic under Aguiyi-Ironsi, as short as that period was, Igbos, with their man in power, dominated the Federal Civil Service. The Hausa-Fulani, whenever it was their turn in power, lowered the standards and the admission scores and positioned themselves. There is now a Federal Character clause in the Nigerian Constitution, but Nigerians know that they stand a chance to benefit more only when their kinsman is in charge at the centre. It is Buhari’s turn today. It is the Hausa-Fulani’s time.

The Presidency has offered a so-called list of appointees, but the forensic analysis of that list that has been attempted has shown that the best positions in the most strategic sectors are in the hands of the core Hausa-Fulani. That is how the game is played, sadly. And let me add this: it is a pity the list did not disclose the identity of the cooks and closest aides in the Presidential Villa. These are very strategic positions too, but which Nigerian President would allow a man who does not speak his language to cook for him or enter his bedroom?

Nigeria is a country that is ruled and driven by fear and insecurity even at the highest levels. Nigerian leaders are as scared and as insecure as the people they lead. While struggling to be Nigerian, and nationalistic, they don’t ever forget their ethnic roots and the burden of Nigerian history. We have a list which says President Buhari has appointed persons from across Nigeria but how inclusive is that list?

We need, therefore to deal with the big issues, not givens. We must insist that Nigeria needs such a leader who can break the ceilings. For us that will be the true definition of change, and the extension of transformation; in the process, imagined and extant givens will fail and the country can be transformed. What Nigerians want when they complain about marginalization and the absence of federalism is that they want a country that is based on a foundation of merit, justice and equity. They want a meritocratic society where the best and the brightest can aspire to the highest levels in society regardless of their ethnic, religious or geographical extraction. It is possible to interpret change otherwise as infrastructure, but a developing country will always need infrastructure, depending on the commitment and discipline of succeeding administrations. We need now and later, a value-driven leadership, which also adds value in space and time.

To be sure that we are on the same page, our obsession with ethnicity and nepotism is a poor reminder of how poorly our country continues to turn out. The day a Nigerian can serve his or her local government, state, Senatorial district, state and the Federal Government without anyone asking where he or she comes from, but strictly on the basis of merit and accomplishments, then may be, indeed may be, then we would have a country again. For now, we are at best, a possible country in search of a nation.

More than 20 people have been killed after a gunman opened fire at a church during Sunday services, police say.

The attack happened at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, a small town in Wilson County, Texas.

The gunman, who is reported to have been killed in the aftermath, entered the church and opened fire at around 11:30 local time (17:30 GMT).

Wilson County Commissioner Albert Gamez Jr said the gunman fled the scene in a vehicle before being killed.
"You never expect something like this. My heart is broken," Mr Gamez Jr said.

Earlier estimates put the death toll as high as 27. Mr Gamez Jr told CNN he was told by an emergency medical technician at least 27 died and 24 others were wounded.

About 50 people usually attend the service, locals said. The BBC's James Cook reported that children were among those killed.

The First Baptist Church's pastor, Frank Pomeroy, has told ABC News that his 14-year-old daughter, Annabelle, was killed in the shooting.

Mr Pomeroy, who was out of town in Oklahoma at the time, described her as "one very beautiful, special child" in a phone call to the television outlet.

The gunman died after a brief car chase into nearby Guadalupe County slightly to the north, a Sherriff's Office deputy from that county told CNN.

But it is not clear if he was killed by police or killed himself, the spokesman said.

This is what he posted

Come Saturday 30th December 2017, the great Ikot Ndua Iman village in Onna LGA, will witness an unprecedented crowd as a front-line Entertainer and Comedian, James Emmanuel Essien popularly known as COMEDIAN SIR JAMES, will visit to solidify his love and take home his bride, Miss Idorenyin Akpan Harrison, in a traditional marriage ceremony.

The event, scheduled noon, will hold at Government School, Ikot Ndua Iman/Ikot Nkan (along Onna/Ikot Abasi express way).

VIPs and guests from the political and entertainment circles are expected to grace the ocassion.

Colors of the day are Ash, Deep Blue & White.

You are specially invited!

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Think your location causing it

Complete bonus restored. Thanks

The screenshot shows I've been given bonus of 1.6GB plus the main 1.6GB. Is that not supposed to be 3.2GB?

GrandMufti:
You have canceled auto renewal. So, no more double data for you

I resubscribed even before the previous one expired. Even at that, without bonus I should have been given 1.6GB, not 2.2GB. Bro, they still give the bonus, but slashed.

Just subscribed for Glo N1000 data that usually gives me about 3.2GB but was really shocked to see 2.2GB. Who else has recently experienced this, please?

The rumours of the forceful vaccination hit Oron, Akwa Ibom, as panicking parents are now withdrawing their children from schools. Most schools have already closed

A Facebook user posted these

A man was spotted dressed like this to church yesterday

Go Keyboard Pro

The arrested criminal

As shared by a Facebook user

BARRON ITA INIEKUNG RESCUES A WOMAN WHO WAS NEARLY KILLED BY HIS SON TODAY.

The National Security Council of Akpakip Eyo-Abasi Youth Association, led by the National President, Ulap Baron Ita Iniekung, arrested suspected man who attempted Killing his mother at the early hour of 4am today Sunday 15th October, 2017 at Anwana Abia Lane by Louis Ating Street, Oron, Akwa Ibom.

The said suspect, who is reportedly being an indigene of Udung Uko LGA, has been handed over to the Police while the Mother who sustained serious injury is currently receiving emergency treatment at the hospital.

More detail shortly

European champions Portugal beat Switzerland in Lisbon to finish top of European Qualifying Group B and reach the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

A draw or a loss would have left Portugal in the play-offs but an own goal from Johan Djourou and a goal from Andre Silva took Portugal through.

France beat Belarus 2-1 to win Group A, with Sweden finishing second despite losing 2-0 to the Netherlands.

The Dutch, who finished third in the 2014 World Cup, are eliminated.

They needed a seven-goal win to nudge Sweden out of the play-offs and scored two first-half goals through Arjen Robben, but it was not enough.

In Group H, Greece ensured their place in the play-offs with a 4-0 win over Gibraltar.

Belgium had already won that group and thrashed Cyprus 4-0 with Chelsea's Eden Hazard scoring twice, and further goals from his brother Thorgan and one late on from Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku.

The European teams to qualify for the World Cup so far are France, Portugal, Germany, Serbia, Poland, England, Spain, Belgium and Iceland.

There are four more European places up for grabs, with eight nations - Sweden, Switzerland, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Denmark, Italy, Greece and Croatia - taking part in two-legged play-offs.

Four of the teams will be seeded, and they will be confirmed when the next Fifa world rankings are announced next week.

Slovakia, who finished below England and above Scotland in Group F, are the nation to miss out on the play-offs as they are the second-placed side with the worst record

The NYSC 2017 Batch B Stream I Mobilization Timetable has been Released thus:

1 Display of list of all approved programs for institutions on NYSC portal for cross checking and feedback14th – 21st September 2017

2. Collation of Prospective Corps Members’ Data by Corps Producing Institutions CPIs 12th – 30th September 2017

3. Submission/Uploading of Senate/Academic Board Approved Results for Full/Part-Time Graduates and Revalidation Lists by CPIs3rd – 8th October 2017

4. Uploading of Corrected Lists by Corps Producing Institutions8th – 14th October 2017

5. On-line Registration by Foreign and locally Trained Nigerian Graduates 17th October – 12th November 2017

6. Entertainment of complaints from Prospective Corps Members by the state Deployment and Relocation officers and NYSC Help Lines/Desks officers. 17th October – 12th November, 2017

7. Forwarding of Complaints to Mobilisation Dept by State Deployment and Relocation officers17th October – 12th November, 2017.

8. Deployment and Printing of Call-upLetters by ICT Department14th – 19th November, 2017

9. Notification/On-line Printing of Call-up Letters/Delivery of Call-up letters to Institutions21st – 25th November, 2017

10. On-line Printing of Deployment Disposition by Corps Producing Institutions CPIs21st – 25th November, 2017

11. Orientation course will commence on Tuesday, 28th November, 2017 for stream 1

First Case of Monkeypox reported at Saint Luke's Hospital, Uyo

The Federal Polytechnic, Ado Ekiti was on Sunday shut indefinitely following violent protest by students over the death of two of them.

Newsmen report that trouble began on the institution’s campus late Friday, when two of the students reportedly complained of malaria. They were said to have been rushed to the Polytechnic Health Centre for treatment, but their condition later became worse. They died in the early hours of Saturday.

The Registrar of the institution, Mrs. Sade Adediran announced the immediate and indefinite closure of the school. Adediran did not however confirm whether any student actually died at the Polytechnic Health Centre, said to be the trigger for the violent protest.

The statement warned that any student found on campus after the closure would be apprehended and made to face the consequences.

Newsmen gathered from campus sources that the students on learning that their colleagues had died, quickly mobilised themselves, marched to the Health Centre and burnt it down.

Apart from also destroying some other property, the students blocked all roads leading to the institution preventing free movement of vehicles.

One of the students, who asked not to be mentioned, condemned the attitude of the polytechnic authorities over their welfare and well-being. He alleged that the only drug available at the health centre was paracetamol.

According to him, paracetamol was also given the two students who were taken to the centre, instead of being given effective malaria drugs or injection.

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08097273504 ikheksben@gmail.com114 Ekenwan Road, Benin City. Benin City Edo
JAHBLESSED ELECTRONIC INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED

07032820830 jonathanenaholo@gmail.comNO 7 LOCK UP STORE MARKET SQUARE EKPOMA EKPOMA Edo
Dario Green Concept

08023097337 alexander.aitafoh@gmail.com39 Adesuwa Road, GRA, Benin City, Edo State. 59 Enerhen Road, Warri, Delta State. Benin City Edo

Ekiti, Nigeria
Samtech telecom limited

08137272128 Ogunleyesamuel446 Ogunleyesamuel446@gmail.comAniyeloye shopping mall fajuyi ado ekiti,ekiti state ADO Ekiti

Enugu, Nigeria
ARICHI GLOBAL SYNERGY LIMITED

08136344334 rhroyalhumble@gmail.com45 Imo River Enugu ENUGU Enugu
Jupet Global Resource Ltd

08038814797 jupetnigeria@yahoo.comShop 9 POWA Shopping Plaza, Uwani, Enugu.

Imo, Nigeria
Jupet Global Resource Ltd

08032493171 zachmbaeri@gmail.com50, MCC Road, Owerri Imo

Kaduna, Nigeria
Dealer accreditation is still on-going, this list is currently being populated.
Omni Tech Solution

08103161142 omntech1@gmail.comE4 Kano Road by Ibadan Kaduna Nasara Plaza Kaduna Kaduna
Kaduna, Nigeria
Dealer accreditation is still on-going, this list is currently being populated.
Omni Tech Solution

08103161142 omntech1@gmail.comE4 Kano Road by Ibadan Kaduna Nasara Plaza Kaduna Kaduna

Kano, Nigeria
SANI DANJA NIG LTD

08159832109, 08072001512 s.danja@yahoo.comPlot 47, Block A, Suite AFF 03 Nassarawa hospital road by Audu Bako way, Kano KANO Kano
Apple Bio- Tech Limited

08034534618 ihejirika@yahoo.comNo 35 France Rd Sabon Gari Kano Kano Kano
A.M Sani Electronic Ent.

07063934461 n.a1@gmail.comNo 4 baban goggo house ibb way kofar wambai market kano Kano Kano
SKY-TV GLOBAL MEDIA LIMITED

08054409248 dejsam2510@gmail.comNO-45 FRANCE ROAD SABON GARI KANO kano Kano
Satcom Network Limited

08051757540 ojegavarae@gmail.com17 Bello Dandago Road, Kano Kano Kano
BABAWA GLOBAL CONCEPT

08055555421 aliyugarba@ymail.comNO 2 IBO ROAD BY MARKET SABON GARI, KANO

Katsina, Nigeria
Sarewa Global Tours Ltd

08033738504 danballaje@gmail.com4, Lambun Khadijat Daura Road, Katsina. Katsina Katsina
Multisat -satlite- system

08036444214 satcom2003@hotmail.comNo.53 Ibrahim taiwo rd katsina



Lagos, Nigeria
Unique Communications

08037217165 unique201067@yahoo.com11 Kushimo Street Aguda Surulere Lagos Surulere Lagos Lagos
JIBSON DYNAMICS NIGERIA LIMITED.

2348033055180 telecommunicationmarket@gmail.com2 Alfa Ruwane(kings way) Road, Ikoyi. Lagos. Lagos Lagos
Dan-Seal And Sons Nig. Ent.

08106607426 jidshola@yahoo.comno 24 Sholabunmi street ,Aguda,Surulere ,Lagos, Divine homes, thomas Estate Ajah Lagos. lagos Lagos
Amazing Grace Ventures

08136218672 faoyeoladeji@yahoo.com38 Aromire Street Mushin. lagos Lagos
Holasat

08056554569 Ismy5000@gmail.com1 temidire plank market owode ikorodu road Mile 12 Kosofe Lagos
Bristoplus enterprises

7039363485 koredeluvontop@gmail.com20 adaranijo street oluti, Agboju amuwo Lagos. Agboju amuwo Lagos
ROYAL FIVE LIMITED

08034956776 oldqwest@gmail.com3RD AVENUE A CLOSE HOUSE 23 FESTAC TOWN LAGOS FESTAC TOWN LAGOS Lagos
Gbadestic Communication System

08029187149 gbadestic@gmail.comNo 5, lawal ajibade street, Oluwaga ipaja, ayobo road Lagos State. iyana Ipaja Lagos
TREASURE INTERNATIONAL NIGERIA LIMITED

08060255297 adeshina_wale2006@yahoo.co.uk6, ODUBEGU STREET, EYITA PALACE, SABO, IKORODU, LAGOS Ikorodu, Lagos Lagos
De_spring

07081890064 ajayis_olu@yahoo.com38,shoremekun street off bammeke road shasha lagos. akowonjo Lagos
Flora bee retail store

08110765459 francisani202@yahoo.com4 white house street ojo, Lagos Lagos Lagos
MCC Global Technologies Ltd

08038353131 microdayvoo@yahoo.comNo 47, Yaya Abatan Road, Ijaiye Ogba Ikeja Lagos Ikeja Lagos
Justcom

08122112522 Omowonuolaadebayo@gmail.comKLM 29,Abeokuta exp way,Ijiaye b/stop beside of first sawmill.Lagos Lagos Lagos
spz ventures

07033070000 seyiphoto@gmail.comspz ventures, 13b ade idowu street mafoluku oshodi lagos lagos Lagos
Fundripples Limited

08028553715 fundripplesltd@gmail.com27/29 Alhaji Haruna street Ifako Ijaye, Lagos Agege Lagos
Bourdillon Communication

08038161584 yeshuamessiah4u@yahoo.com3,adeniyi avenue isheri olofin ogun state Lagos/ Ogun environs Lagos
BOLDSTEP JOE CONCEPT LIMITED

+2348034316510 boldstepjoeconceptlimited@yahoo.co.uk OR jaotechy2k1@yahoo.com64/70 OLOJO DRIVE,OJO LAGOS. 38 OLOJO DRIVE,OJO LAGOS OJO/SATELLITE TOWN LAGOS Lagos
BUSY CONNECT CAFE

07015663477 busyconnectcafe@gmail.comN0 6, UNIQUE PLAZA PAPA BUS STOP, OPPOSITE OANDO FILLING STATION BADORE, AJAH ETI-OSA LGA, LAGOS STATE AJAH Lagos
Jesmikes Ventures

08037139564 seyeosunyomi@yahoo.co.ukBlock 440 flat 5 Mile2 Mile 2 Lagos
Lasoocky Technologies Nig. Ltd

08028421804 sunkanmi@lasoockytech.com4/10 Oladun Street, Council Bus Stop, Idimu. Ikotun, Igando Area Alimosho. Lagos Lagos
1st Choice Systems

08027566517 Choicesport17@gmail.com374, lag/ Abeokuta Exp. Way, A/Egba. And Rama Plaza, Ilogbo Road, Abudu,Ifo. Abule Egba and Sango- Ifo Lagos
Richardtop nigeria enterprises Ltd

08023224081 Richardtop200863@yahoo.comBlock 75 flat2 amuwo odofin mile2 estate Lagos Lagos
Tunsolar

+2348171683473 tunbaloo@hotmail.com34 bello street papa ajao Mushin Mushin Lagos
Tundexspace satellite

8137581133 tundexspace@gmail.com13 abiodun sadiku str dopemu agege lagos Agege Lagos
Orthogonal Technologies Limited

08032009306 orthogonalng@yahoo.co.ukSuite 26, Lord Ayobo – Ipaja Lagos
Hot Ticket Productions Ltd

09081282794, 08080498846, 09083022972 udokablessing@yahoo.comRoad 12, Plot P503 VGC, Road 5, Block i, 6 & 7 Ikota Shopping Complex, Ajah Ajah Lagos
AYAJ CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING NIGERIA LIMITED

07084310985 ayajconstruction@yahoo.com329, HERBERT MACAULAY WAY, SABO, YABA, LAGOS, NIGERIA. YABA Lagos
ORBITSYSTEMS

08086124456 orbitesystem@gmail.com144 EKORO ROAD, ABULE EGBA, LAGOS ABULE EGBA Lagos
SMART CLIPS TECH

08134367044 Smartclipstech@gmail.com22,ikorodu Lagos road,back of Brt bustop,opposite sky bank shop No.A-3 facing Abeokuta Garage Ikorodu Lagos
OSIEGBU KATE O. & ASSOCIATES

08036099895 OYIIKATE@YAHOO.COMAREA C, BLOCK 1, SHOP 80 UASPDA BUILDING (Machine Parts) INTERNATIONAL TRADEFAIR COMPLEX LAGOS-BADAGRY EXPRESSWAY LAGOS. LAGOS Lagos
INTERGALACTIC SOLUTIONS AND SERVICES

08094682490 intergalacticsolutionsservices@gmail.com4, AKINYELE STREET, AGUDA, SURULERE, LAGOS/ SURULERE Lagos
Wanaga Nig. Ltd

08033332108 chimezie@wanaga.com.ngFLP. 527 Top Floor Beside First Bank PLC, Alaba International Market, Ojo Igbede Road Ojo. Lagos Lagos
Honeydrop Eng Ltd.

08023074391 Honeydropengineeringlimited @gmail.comNO 5 OBAFEMI AWOLOWO WAY.ikeja No 8 kaliat street, akasoLori str.ikorodu IKEJA/Ikorodu Lagos
abbeysat

08037321019 abbeysatt1@gmail.com9 agbedeyi street orile agege lagos Lagos Lagos
Grandeur’n’Reach

08090522304 hemmysshouzzy2000@gmail.com2, FEMI GIWA STREET, OFF OJOKORO ROAD, EYITA ESTATE, SABO, IKORODU, LAGOS Ikorodu, Lagos Lagos
Nissin Transcontinental Ltd

09094291017, 08072756494 piccadilly.lyon@gmail.comB&B Plaza 5, Ashabi Cole Street, Central Business District, Alausa, Ikeja. Ikeja Lagos
Primechioce Global Concept

08098628810 primechioce@gmail.com3 Shofunwa street, New-Garage, Bariga, Lagos. 9 Dahomey Street, Bariga, Lagos. Bariga Lagos
Tunsola

8171683473 baloguntunde599@gmail.com34 bello street papa ajao Mushin Lagos Mushin Lagos
IDSAT BEST COMMUNICATIONS

08060953259 Idowusegbenu@gmail.comNo1 opposite Ajagamibo market, Aradagun, Badagry, Lagos States BADAGRY Lagos
Giocah Technologies Ltd

08149236738 francisokoh58@gmail.com144 Okota Road Lagos. Lagos Lagos
Enahoro Adede & Co.

08027577855 martinez2k3@yahoo.com36 OLORI STREET, SHOGUNLE, LAGOS. IKEJA, OSHODI, ISOLO, AMUWO ODOFIN. Lagos
Clabel Glorious Ent

08028454822 clabelgloriousent@gmail.com16, Adeyeye St, Mafoluku, Oshodi, Lagos Lagos Lagos
favour divine connections

08023573408 akabiru9@gmail.com5 olapade str odi olowo ojuwoye mushin mushin Lagos
KAITOM GLOBAL CONCEPT

08128603100 kmoneymore@yahoo.com27 LAGOS ROAD EPE, LAGOS STATE EPE, LAGOS Lagos
oladishcommunication

08026857062 olamidefredrick415@yahoo.comowode/Ibeshe,Ikorodu ,lagos. Ikorodu Lagos
Hosting And Web Solutions.

08055522156 Jolomi@jolomi.netOCD Club House Obada Estates Off Badagry Express Road. Lagos Badagry Lagos
Dot. Com Ventures

08033084160 md.dotcomventures@gmail.comSuite A6 & A10, FAJOL PLAZA, Opposite, Ojokoro Housing Estate, Merian Bus Stop. Lagos Lagos
Hislife Communication

08116371322 adeniranbolaji23@gmail.com52, Ariya Crescent, Off Mosalashi Road, Egan, Lagos State Lagos Lagos
IT satellite

08166278862 hollysaddam@yahoo. com145 elshddai mall cele egbe lagos Lagos Lagos
Biggest Communications

08152628877 badohlomo@gmail.com3,Badaru Street, Agbado Ijaiye,Lagos State Lagos State Lagos
commstar services

2348055100797 commstarservices@gmail.comno 1 franklin street costain lagos EBUTE METTA Lagos
Danok coms

+2348090665594 dankanayochukwu@yahoo.comShop 33 Mechanic Village by first Gate off isawo Road Agric Ikorodu Lagos IKORODU Lagos
SWAAG E CENTRE & CAFE

08037143518 swaagcafe@gmail.comTETOWAL SHOPPING PLAZA, 6, ISAWO ROAD, AGRIC BUS STOP, IKORODU, LAGOS STATE IKORODU Lagos
Bammi&ass

08064884688 ayobamiawal@gmail.com26 yisa str, ijesha, Surulere lagos Surulere Lagos
Jupet Global Resource Ltd

08066372746 mazichibuikeuzozie@gmail.com164, Ikorodu Road, Glass House, Ketu. Ketu Lagos
Choppa investment

08030536082 Collinsigwe6@gmail.comBlock c19 shop 09 Arena bolade oshodi Lagos Lagos
Vitus Communication Ltd

08033056857 vogbonna@yahoo.comPlot 3 BLK 39B Amuwo Odofin GRA, By Apple Junction FESTAC. Lagos Lagos
CMBC Communications

08109526680 cmbccommunications@gmail.com6 Tokosin Street, Orile Iganmu. Lagos Lagos

Niger, Nigeria
ABS-S VENTURES

08035893538 ABDULSALIS3@YAHOO.COMNO 8 KANTOMA BRIGDE, SULEJA. SULEJA Niger
ALH.KANO & SONS ELECTRONICS MERCHANT LIMITED

07065858430 alhajik5@gmail.comUpstair By the right, Beside bida zenith bank, Bida Niger State. Bida Niger

Ondo, Nigeria
Nikky kay

8168095900 lexenri011@gmail.com7 Lydia ayodele street off futa road akure,ondo state Akure Ondo
Tee Kay Fitness and Dance

09099685475 realman2k6@gmail.com2nd Floor, STI Building, Alagbaka, Akure Akure Ondo
Heavy D Automobile Mechanical Engineering

07034426709 Aruffydolar@yahoo.comH/52 okeruwa street ikare akoko Ikare Ondo
OMALUGBADINEYE VENTURE

08039343477 eniolami9@gmail.comENERGY FILLING STATION 2 IKARE JUNCTION OWO EXPRESS OWO LOCAL GOVERNMENT, OWO , ONDO-STATE OWO Ondo
Bisope

+2348038358107 bisopedow@yahoo.comFAGBULE’S HOUSE, NEW IKARE JUNCTION, OWO, ONDO STATE. Owo Ondo
Tjegz Nigeria limited

07061122150 Oluwatobijegede2@gmail.com7 Lydia ayodele street off Futa road akure Akure Ondo
Excel Dish Installer

07030207553 adelanisina.aaa@gmail.comNo. 2, Ola-Oluwa Close, Valentino, Ondo, Ondo State. Ondo Ondo
GIPOL SAT RESOURCES

08137390949 pappyloko1@gmail.comopp.Federal Ministry of Works & Housing,Okitipupa Road Ore Ondo state ORE Ondo
Divine favour

08061519666 ballantinejohnstone@gmail.comNo, 44 okeidoku street surulere area ondo, ondo state ondo Ondo
TOJAB SOMOJU NIG LTD

08161775173 dayocom.dayo@gmail.com24, AJIMIBI COMPLEX, COLLEGE ROAD, IGBOKODA, ONDO STATE. OKITIPUPA AND IGBOKODA Ondo

Osun, Nigeria
Moronkeji Success Ltd

08185710605, 08156338787, 08147888478 henryolugbenga66@hotmail.comZat Direct Building, Omobolanle Roundabout, Osogbo. Osogbo Osun
Joysat communication

08030415222 joysatcomm@gmail.comAM 12 Iroye street Ilesa Ilesa Osun

Oyo, Nigeria
Techcloud Integrated Innovations

8066801898 techcloudng@gmail.com12, Adeoye Street, Agbowo-UI Ibadan Oyo
Cheaper Trips

09057133993 cheapertripsng@gmail.com59&60 Amsco Complex, Complex Bus Stop, Sango-Eleyele Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria Ibadan Oyo
BYC Communication

07055572437 cooljoe2021@gmail.comOpp Fitila bus stop Abey technical ODO on a elewe ibadan ibadan Oyo
Distinct Tutorial Class

08026896112 adetayo2013@gmail.com3, Awotan off Akufo Road, Apete, Ibadan, Oyo State Ibadan Oyo
overseas global ventures

08180116280 overs01@yahoo.com110,fajuyi road,adamasingba,Ibadan,Oyo-state. Ibadan Oyo
EMIRATESAT

08059338776 amonsiu@yahoo.com181 ABIODUN ATIBA ROAD OWODE OYO OYO Oyo
Moronkeji Success Limited

09072421049 henryolugbenga66@gmail.com105 Ring Road, Ibadan Ibadan Oyo
The Pauls Global Investment Limited

08023677635 samsoncrown_dbl@yahoo.comPlot 7 & 8 Alabi Alasela Layout, Ologuneru, Eruwa Road. Ibadan. Ibadan Oyo

Plateau, Nigeria
Al Dapl House, Gwarandok, Millionaires Quarters, Jos

08039123546 peter.owoeye@gmail.com22/28 Jengre Road, British America, Jos, Plateau

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Rivers, Nigeria
MIFFAC NIGERIA LIMITED

08033103392 miffacnigerialimited@yahoo.comNO. 21 ISRAEL IBEMERU AVENUE, EXTENSION B, ROAD 24, AGIP HOUSING ESTATE, PORT HARCOURT, RIVERS STATE, NIGERIA. Port Harcourt Rivers
SISTEMGEORGE COMPANY

08038986019 sistemgeorge@yahoo.comGerret plaza Elimgbu Rivers State Ph Rivers

Taraba, Nigeria
Chuks Global Electrical Limited

+2348030969276 Kingduhu@yahoo.comNo, 183 Hamaruwa Way, Jalingo, Taraba State Jalingo Taraba

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