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 Romance › Re: Nigeria Man Advise Other Men To Stop Paying Their Girlfriends Monthly Salary by donogaga(m): 5:39am On Mar 04, 2018 |
I concur. He's no doubt, a wise man. 6 Likes |
| Sports › Re: Fans Angry At Anthony Joshua Over Misogynist Statement About His Niece by donogaga(m): 7:10am On Mar 03, 2018 |
donstan18:God bless you abundantly bro. Spot on. 4 Likes |
| Career › Re: Nigerian Police Salary Structure – How NPF Pay Officers by donogaga(m): 7:27am On Mar 02, 2018 |
emmyw:Pathetic. With families to cater for, bills to pay and other miscellaneous expenses, a man cannot survive by this damn salary structure. |
| Romance › 9 Surprises Women Love But Would Never Ask You To Give Them by donogaga(op): 9:57pm On Feb 24, 2018 |
No matter what kind of woman you are dating, regardless of what she says out loud, little surprises that show your romantic side will always be appreciated. Here are nine little wonders you can do for your lover that will surely put a smile on her face and earn you a permanent place in her heart. 1. WAKE HER UP WITH BREAKFAST It may seem cliche to some but deep down inside all women adore a partner who’s thoughtful enough to serve them breakfast in bed. It shows that you care and appreciate all that she does for you and then some. 2. LITTLE LOVE NOTES Perhaps the most inexpensive of all, leaving cute little notes for her will instantly ignite an ear to ear smile on her lovely face. You know you love her, she knows too, but showing her in such a sweet way will surely have her swimming in bliss. 3. SPONTANEOUS SHOPPING TRIP The majority of women love to shop; it’s practically in their DNA. However, put aside your personal opinion on buying for the moment (if you don’t like it) and take her anyway. She will adore you taking the time out of your day to go through the hustle and bustle that is shopping. If you’re lucky, she’ll put on a fashion show and strut her sexy self just for you. Everyone enjoys a bit of eye candy! 4. DATE NIGHT So many couples get into a relationship, and the concept of going out on an ACTUAL date goes entirely out of the window. Step out of the relationship comfort zone and surprise her with a trip to her favorite restaurant for dinner or even the newest bistro in town for lunch and latte. Women love that stuff! 5. ROMANTIC TRIP This may take a bit of planning on your part but if you play your cards right and get all your ducks in a row, surprising her with a romantic trip for two will be just the ticket to warm her heart. It doesn’t have to be an extravagant vacation either; a simple weekend getaway will do wonders for your relationship and have her teeming with excitement. 6. SEND FLOWERS TO WORK You’ve seen it in the movies and your favorite television shows: unexpectedly sending flowers to a woman while she’s at work. This public display of affection always goes over well with a woman. She’s rendered pleasantly speechless, and her co-workers are impressed: brownie points to you! Even if you can’t afford a full bouquet and a floral delivery service, even a simple rose on the windshield of her car will do just fine! 7. DO HER HOUSEWORK FOR A DAY No one likes doing housework, not her, not you, no one. Lucky for her, you’re the kind of partner that doesn’t mind going through a rough day just for her. Tell her she has the day off from those annoying chores and she’ll be all smiles. 8. PLAN A HOME COOKED MEAL FOR TWO A partner that can cook is always a great bonus for any woman. Take the time to plan a romantic meal for you both that you cook with your own two hands. Don’t worry about your cooking skills because she will appreciate all of the thoughtfulness and love behind it. 9. COMPLIMENT HER PUBLICLY The majority of people live their life online, and if you’re not giving her a public shout-out once in a while, you’re missing out! Show her off to your friends and hers with a simple post complimenting her loving ways or recent accomplishments. You just can’t go wrong with that! Sure, some of these may require more planning than others but, when you truly love someone, it should be straightforward to find the energy and the resources. Life with your lady will benefit highly, and you can guarantee the negativity will be kept to a minimum. Bottom line: when she’s happy, you’re happy! https://www.peacequarters.com/9-surprises-women-love-but-would-never-ask-you-to-give-them/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=iisfb 2 Likes
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| Romance › Re: My Ex Wants Me Back Because She Heard That I'm Now Employed by donogaga(m): 11:05pm On Feb 19, 2018 |
huss421:Accepting her back isn't an option. The earlier you tell her the truth that you have since moved on, the better. Bro, don't bother yourself, she's not worth it. Believe me. It was obvious she didn't love you and now she's back because you are now gainfully employed. Her loss. 1 Like |
| Romance › Re: My Ex Wants Me Back Because She Heard That I'm Now Employed by donogaga(m): 10:57pm On Feb 19, 2018 |
OneCorner:Mumu. There's no wisdom in what you wrote up there. 7 Likes 1 Share |
| Romance › Re: What Are Your Plans For This Valentine?? by donogaga(m): 7:01pm On Feb 13, 2018 |
A lot of people will cry their hearts out tomorrow when they realize the person they hoped will take them out and call them took another out. Many will be heartbroken, because their place another took. Many will feel miserable, when they realize they have been building castles on sand. Many will realize that their Toyota Camry small light is actually a small car. But as the year goes by.. They will thank God they dodged a bullet. They would realize that love is not a birthday to be celebrated once a year. They will realize that Love is a personality and a nature. They would realize that God is truly Love. They would realize, you can't give love, when you don't have Love inside. In another news Wet Handkerchiefs, do not stay wet forever. #Ididnotsayanything #MayhethatreadethUnderstand #seeyouonwednesday #HearWord 1 Like |
| Celebrities › Re: Kemi Olunloyo: "IPOB More Dangerous Than The Fulani Herdsmen" by donogaga(m): 7:01pm On Feb 12, 2018 |
Mumu. 12 Likes 1 Share |
| Romance › What Would Your Perfect Valentine Gift Be? by donogaga(op): 1:28pm On Feb 12, 2018 |
As for me, I would prefer something meaningful... e.g. A pretty nice wristwatch. |
| Romance › Re: How Do I Get Him Back?!!! by donogaga(m): 7:05am On Feb 06, 2018 |
RuthDaniels:You are wise. |
| Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Must One Wear Suit To A Job Interview? by donogaga(m): 11:24am On Jan 26, 2018 |
It's not a must. I got a job without wearing suit to the interview. Actually, every other invited candidates wore suit.... I was the only one wearing sleeve and trouser, no tie. I was decent enough and the outfit was fit for purpose. I don't like suit, however, I had to wear it during my wedding and that was the last time I ever wore suit. Your outfit to an interview session is important, but what you carry inside is more important. 3 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Senate Intervenes In Benue Crisis, Meets With Ortom, Traditional Rulers(photos) by donogaga(m): 5:01pm On Jan 13, 2018 |
The meat business is a very serious business. I have been to abattoirs and the craze for meat is real...Also during this Christmas holiday, several people gifted there fans and followers with cows. In some traditions a meal without meat is considered an insult and in fact as part of training most children are taught to finish their food before their meat. The suya business is a multi-million Naira business, which now has dried variants in shops, sharwama also has a beef variant. The truth is that most people cannot do without meat and it is a multi-billion Naira industry. Curiously, the main source of meat in this nation are nomads. Unfortunately, this business and traditional model has caused a lot of problems and a lot of people have been killed in the process. Ban them, stop them from coming to your state... Businessmen and women will go to states where they are allowed to roam.. Buy cows and sell it at exorbitant prices to butchers who will increase the price of meat... Now to the meat of the matter... I would expect State governments to cash into this business. Imagine let's say the Delta State government acquires hectares of lands in rural areas, and they also acquire exotic grasses and breeds of cattle. Imagine them having several ranches, and having milk producing breeds. Imagine my state, supplying grasses to all parts of the country. Imagine if my state government, decides to be greedy with the "Canda" and decides to open a leather factory and rather than sell the leather decide to go into shoe, sandals, belt, bag and even cloth production. Imagine if we used the hooves and horns rich in keratin for developing our line of hair care products... Imagine what their waste products would be used for, imagine us being ahead in the biogas industry. Imagine my state running, other cattle rearers out of business and then putting laws to tax other rearers. Imagine how many people will be employed and the revenue that will be accrued to the state. Imagine the development that would come to those rural areas. Just imagine people that would be gainfully employed, just imagine the cycle of wealth. In another news, One reason the fulani herdsmen have not evolved, is that is virtually no competition in this sector. One reason perhaps, may be that a lot of Ogas on the top may actually be owners of this multi-billion Naira industry and will do everything to protect their business. Beyond the politics, rhetoric and crocodile tears let one state or even wealthy individual pick up this challenge and build a model of prosperity for her people. Again what do I know? #HearWord
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| Politics › Re: Riot Ongoing In Makurdi, Benue State (Photos) by donogaga(m): 5:00pm On Jan 13, 2018 |
The meat business is a very serious business. I have been to abattoirs and the craze for meat is real...Also during this Christmas holiday, several people gifted there fans and followers with cows. In some traditions a meal without meat is considered an insult and in fact as part of training most children are taught to finish their food before their meat. The suya business is a multi-million Naira business, which now has dried variants in shops, sharwama also has a beef variant. The truth is that most people cannot do without meat and it is a multi-billion Naira industry. Curiously, the main source of meat in this nation are nomads. Unfortunately, this business and traditional model has caused a lot of problems and a lot of people have been killed in the process. Ban them, stop them from coming to your state... Businessmen and women will go to states where they are allowed to roam.. Buy cows and sell it at exorbitant prices to butchers who will increase the price of meat... Now to the meat of the matter... I would expect State governments to cash into this business. Imagine let's say the Delta State government acquires hectares of lands in rural areas, and they also acquire exotic grasses and breeds of cattle. Imagine them having several ranches, and having milk producing breeds. Imagine my state, supplying grasses to all parts of the country. Imagine if my state government, decides to be greedy with the "Canda" and decides to open a leather factory and rather than sell the leather decide to go into shoe, sandals, belt, bag and even cloth production. Imagine if we used the hooves and horns rich in keratin for developing our line of hair care products... Imagine what their waste products would be used for, imagine us being ahead in the biogas industry. Imagine my state running, other cattle rearers out of business and then putting laws to tax other rearers. Imagine how many people will be employed and the revenue that will be accrued to the state. Imagine the development that would come to those rural areas. Just imagine people that would be gainfully employed, just imagine the cycle of wealth. In another news, One reason the fulani herdsmen have not evolved, is that is virtually no competition in this sector. One reason perhaps, may be that a lot of Ogas on the top may actually be owners of this multi-billion Naira industry and will do everything to protect their business. Beyond the politics, rhetoric and crocodile tears let one state or even wealthy individual pick up this challenge and build a model of prosperity for her people. Again what do I know? #HearWord 3 Likes
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| Career › Re: Obinna Ebirim, Doctor Works As Kitchen Assistant In UK To Make Extra Money by donogaga(m): 11:53am On Jan 09, 2018 |
The system is working. So no issue. And again, the cash has value. |
| Politics › Re: Ten Modular Refineries Reach Advanced Stage – Presidency by donogaga(m): 10:54pm On Dec 30, 2017 |
| Politics › Re: Gallant Nigerian Military Troops In A Prophetic Prayer Session. by donogaga(op): 5:44pm On Dec 28, 2017 |
DuBLINGreenb:You are not making sense. Rephrase your sentence. |
| Politics › Re: Gallant Nigerian Military Troops In A Prophetic Prayer Session. by donogaga(op): 5:41pm On Dec 28, 2017 |
More.
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| Politics › Gallant Nigerian Military Troops In A Prophetic Prayer Session. by donogaga(op): 5:39pm On Dec 28, 2017 |
Praise And Worship Warfare at the Warfront! Gallant Nigerian military troops in a prophetic prayer, praise and worship session at a military Church in Mafa, Borno State, North Eastern Nigeria as the year 2017 comes to an end. Praise the lord Hallelujah !!!! https://www.facebook.com/SupportNigerianMilitary/
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| Sports › Is Jose Mourinho Right To Complain About United's Spending? by donogaga(op): 9:01pm On Dec 27, 2017 |
ESPN FC's Rob Dawson compares United's spending to Manchester City's. Mourinho vs Guardiola The key line from Mourinho's post-Burnley press conference was that the money he has spent on his United team is 'not enough' to properly challenge City. Mourinho is only talking about United vs City and in that context, he is right that Guardiola has spent more. Since taking over at the Etihad Stadium in 2016, Guardiola has spent £361.1m on 12 players. Over the same span, Mourinho has spent £286.3m on seven players. Mourinho's gripe As well as saying he has not had enough money, Mourinho also made mention of City 'buying full-backs for the price of strikers,' a reference to City spending £120.8m on Kyle Walker, Benjamin Mendy and Danilo in the summer. What will annoy Mourinho most, though, is not the fees but the fact that Guardiola got what he wanted. City initially tried to haggle with Tottenham over Walker but ended up paying £45 million because Guardiola made it clear how important he would be this season. By contrast, United refused to meet Inter Milan's price for Perisic. Mourinho was clear he wanted four new signings in the summer but only got three. Of those, only two (Lukaku and Nemanja Matic) have been able to go straight into the team. It is not the first time this season that Mourinho has referenced money. The end product The numbers, £360m compared to £280m, are comparable. It's just that City's spending has had more of an impact. The United team that started Boxing Day's 1-1 against Burnley included seven players that Mourinho inherited. The City team Guardiola fielded against Tottenham the same weekend contained eight players brought in over the past three summers. In the five years since Ferguson retired, United have spent £609.5m on 22 players. Louis van Gaal brought in 13, of which six have already left. Mourinho can at least be happy that the majority of his signings seem to have paid off. https://tribuna.com/manutd/en/news/2539612/
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| Politics › Re: Yusuf Buhari In Power Bike Accident, Unconscious, Suffers Head Injury - DAILY NG by donogaga(m): 4:27pm On Dec 27, 2017 |
May the WILL of the LORD be done. |
| Agriculture › Re: 12.2m Farmers Join Rice, Wheat Revolution by donogaga(m): 7:14am On Dec 15, 2017 |
Lies. 4 Likes |
| Webmasters › Internet Security In Africa ‘non-existent’, Experts Warn by donogaga(op): 10:23pm On Dec 10, 2017 |
Data protection experts pushing for earnest legal frameworks for the privacy of Nigerians on the Internet have warned that there is no security in the African web space. The experts held a seminar on Tuesday in Ibadan to discuss how the worrisome situation could be addressed to avert even more debilitating realities for Internet users across the continent. “Online privacy and online security in Africa are virtually non-existent or at best, far between and calls for spirited informed action, stakeholders vigilance and voice,” said Tunji Olaopa, executive vice-chairman of Ibadan School of Governance and Public Policy, ISGPP. Mr. Olaopa said Africa has become the new frontier of Internet-based ventures and giant telecommunication ventures and, as such, cannot afford to be hapless with its data protection mechanism. Other experts who spoke at the event also warned of potentially grave consequences for the African populace unless immediate measures are taken, especially the need to enact data protection laws. Emmanuel Okochu of Co-Creation Hub Nigeria, a Lagos-based technology and innovation centre, said that the biggest challenge to data protection in Nigeria is that most users do not have a detailed understanding of its positive sides. “The people you seek to protect are the ones who don’t understand why they should be protected,” Mr. Okochu said. The expert said his firm often issues warnings to Internet users to be wary of how much personal information they put online, but this piece of advice is rarely heeded. Also at the event was Tope Ogundipe, who represented Paradigm Initiative Nigeria, a public-policy think-tank. She said citizens’ data are regularly collected by countries across Africa without appropriate legal structure upon which such activities could be predicated. Paradigm Initiative and other privacy rights advocates are pushing for a Digital Rights and Freedom Bill to address Internet anomalies in Nigeria. The bill is currently being debated at the National Assembly. Several representatives came from other African countries including, Nigeria, South Africa, Mauritius, Kenya, Ghana, Ivory Coast, amongst others. Source:Pocket News http://www.eagleheadline.com/archives/12612
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| Romance › They Will Steal All Your Men by donogaga(op): 8:12pm On Dec 08, 2017 |
- A concerned Kenyan lady recently came out to educate fellow ladies,specifically main chics - The lady revealed how most Kenyan men treat their main chics badly but treat their side chics like royalties - Her revelation attracted the attention of countless Kenyans who couldn't agree more A random Kenyan lady recently took to social media to highlight some of the problems main chics go through in the hands of side chics,rather Slay Queens. In a bid to educate fellow Kenyan ladies ,the lass revealed how most main chics are turned into house-helps all for love. According to the lass's revelation,most main chics in solid relationship end up doing all the donkey work,only to pave way for Slay Queens who end up enjoying the fruits. Concerned Kenyan brilliantly explains how Slay queens outsmart main chics. Photo: KenyanVibe/Instagram Using his male neighbor and his two women as an example,the lady explained how the main chic usually show up over the weekend to deal with all manner of house chores,ranging from scrubbing the floor,laundry,cooking and whatnot. ''My neighbour has two girlfriends,main chic and slayqueen. I have stayed there for a year so I know them. They don't know each other. Main girl comes on Fri night and stays till Sun evening.Slay queen comes on Monday and leaves by Wed. Always. Friday night -Sunday morning Viombo zinagongana, and Easy Fm love songs. She washes clothes that fill the whole wireline.Scrubs the veranda thoroughly, never bothers to be nice to people. I tried acting like a good neighbour but I gave up.''the lady wrote on Facebook. Speaking of the side chic,the concerned lady revealed how she usually pop up at her neighbor's house on Monday,and stay all through to Wednesday,doing nothing but eating life with a big spoon. Unlike the main chic,the side chick rather Slay Queen is treated with utmost respect and care.From being treated to expensive meals like Pizza and even gets to enjoy night outs and what have you. To add salt to injury,the main chic ends up being referred to as 'Mama wa Kufua' by both the man and his side chic. ''Monday -Wednesday Slay queen arrives. Knocks on my door ..sasa Tess.. Uko poa ..nakuona tu whatsapp.... Unakula nini Leo.. Bla bla bla..The make up ..the booty short, hata kama I missed the make up class, I have no doubt she has a degree in makeupology.Sound tracks are free of charge from Monday to Wednesday, pizza boxes zinatupwa nje daily, Netflix is bae.''She wrote in part. In conclusion,the concerned lady urged fellow women,rather main chics who are yet to be married officially to refrain from assuming the wife position lest they suffer the same predicament. ''I feel for main chic but her attitude is a no no.Ladies,or should I call you main chics, hii ujinga yenu ya ku act kama bibi to a boychild mtaacha. You come there from Friday umefunga leso,hauchani nywele ati unasugua carpet na milango. I wonder if at the end of the day you have any strength left. It's the reason these slay queens will take away everything from you. Boy child likes what he sees. But again, to the boychild, God is watching you.Btw,slayqueen told me ati mama fua hucome sato .'' I think she nailed it.No? https://www.tuko.co.ke/amp/260090-they-steal-men-concerned-kenyan-brilliantly-explains-slay-queens-outsmart-ma.html
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| Travel › Visa Free Countries You Can Visit As A Nigerian by donogaga(op): 8:10pm On Dec 07, 2017 |
When an average Nigerian hears someone has been on vacation, there’s usually the perception that they have a stash of money somewhere to splurge. However, there are a number of luxurious places in the world that you can travel to on a very affordable budget, visa free. When we Nigerians hear the word Vacation we automatically think about luxury, extravagance, grandeur in Miami, Dubai, Hawaii, Milan, London, or Laying under the sun, sipping a Mojito cocktail or two, in a five or seven star hotel somewhere in the Caribbean. The issue isn’t wanting to go to these places, it’s the whole process of planning a trip, like the obvious daunting task of procuring a visa, rescheduling over and over again to the long queue’s and the stress most of these embassies give Nigerians, already making us feel unwelcomed beforehand. What most Nigerian’s don’t know or fail to understand is, we shouldn’t have to break the bank just because we want to relax for a few weeks. Taking a vacation or ‘holiday’ in my household growing up, meant crossing state lines to a relative’s place, spending time with my cousins and other extended families. And it’s statistically a major practice in most households in Nigeria. Travelling to Europe or oversea’s, basically leaving the country was reserved for the elites and rich people. It’s still a common misconception, and I’m here to prove otherwise. In truth, you do not need visas to visit a lot of wonderful countries especially here in Africa that can rival any top spot anywhere else in the world. Below is the list of countries you can visit visa free as a Nigerian; Bangladesh (Visa on arrival) Barbados (Visa free for 6 months) Benin Republic (Visa free) Burkina Faso (Visa free) Burundi (Visa on arrival for 30 days) Cameroon (Visa free) Cape Verde (Visa on arrival) Chad (Visa free) Comoros Island (Visa on arrival) Cote d’Ivoire (Visa free) Djibouti (Visa on arrival) Dominican (Visa free for 21 days) Fiji Island (Visa free for four months) Gambia (Visa free for 90 days) Georgia (Visa on arrival) Ghana (Visa free) Guinea (Visa free) Guinea Bissau (Visa free for 90 days) Haiti (Visa free for 90 days) Iran (Visa on arrival) Kenya (Visa on arrival for 90 days) Liberia (Visa free) Madagascar (Visa on arrival for 90 days) Maldives (Visa on arrival for 30 days) Mali (Visa free) Mauritania (Visa on arrival) Mauritius (Visa free for 90 days) Micronesia (Visa free for 30 days) Mozambique (Visa on arrival for 30 days) Nauru (Visa on arrival) Niger Republic (Visa free) Palau (Visa on arrival for 30 days ) Samoa (Visa on arrival for 60 days ) Senegal ( Visa free ) Seychelles (Visa on arrival for 30 days) Sierra Leone (Visa free) Somalia (Visa on arrival) Sri Lanka (Electronic travel authorisation) Tanzania (Visa on arrival) Timor-Leste (Visa on arrival for 30 days) Togo (Visa free) Tuvalu (Visa on arrival for 30 days) Uganda (Visa on arrival) Vanuatu (Visa free for 30 days) I know right? I was shocked too. I’m going to touch on a few African and Caribbean countries. Some of them I’ve personally been to. Below is a list of countries in Africa with breathtaking scenery, wonderful landscapes and tourist attractions that can rival any hot spot anywhere else in the world. https://www.amore.ng/visa-free-countries-you-can-visit-as-a-nigerian/amp/
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| TV/Movies › South African Agency Penalizes Dstv For Promoting Repeats As New Movies by donogaga(op): 9:13pm On Dec 06, 2017 |
This is probably not an offence in Nigeria, but the country needs a similar action. Africa’s leading pay-tv operator, DStv, has been ordered to discontinue airing some movies/contents by Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) after a customer complained about manipulative advertising. Alison Job told the advertising watchdog that the brand new series of ‘Doc Martin’ was a recycled content. So also was the US sitcom “Mom” movie branded as new by DStv. The Multichoice Company stated that the “Mom” had been previously aired on M-Net, and the promotion was only announcing its Comedy Central‚ where it is featuring for the first time. However, to many viewers and subscribers without a Premium Dstv package it was indeed “brand new”. The Judgment against DStv According to the ASA in its rulings, the agency stated the ‘Mom’, being branded as new, is actually “an old content that is being repeated for the umpteenth time”. Multichoice explains reasons for repeats of programs Multichoice explains reasons for repeats of programs (Multichoice) “One would not expect the label ‘brand new’ to be applied to a show that has been available in South Africa since 2013,” the watchdog agency remarked. “In the second place‚ the claim makes no reference to the channel. The words ‘only on [Comedy Central]’ further aggravate the matter. By making this statement the implication is that this is the only channel to ever air this ‘brand new’ season. “In fact‚ these old seasons have been aired on at least one other channel‚ if not more. They are also‚ most likely‚ available as DVDs.” The ASA ordered DStv to withdraw the claim that “Mom” was new. Repeating and promoting old content is one offence of DStv across Africa High frequency of promoting and airing repeated content has been one offence many subscribers of DStv or GOtv – both operated by Multichoice, can easily relate with. Subscribers in Nigeria have taken to social media many times to complain about this practice and less value for money being paid to the company. Some of the new movies/contents have been previously aired. Some of the new movies/contents have been previously aired. (Multichoice) A Zambian subscriber, Solomon Kimmie, wrote a letter to Multichoice in 2016 and he raised the issue of programs rerun/repeats as a major practice of DStv/GOtv in the country. “My name is Solomon Kimmie using DSTV account number 4273582861. Kindly look into my complaint laid against DSTV/ Multichoice Zambia with regards to their services/ content to its Zambian subscribers.” “…Not forgetting the fact that we pay for repeats. We are subjected to reruns/repeats. I carried out my own brief channel survey. Each channel has no less than 2 repeats per day x 30 days. WOW is staggering. They must be making a massively save venture with the repeats. Again if we had to analyze each channel with the number of repeats, definitely get a shock. Mind you these repeats can go on for months.” The company also agreed to this engaging in this act during a press conference held in Cape Town on December 6, 2016. The General Manager, Content for MultiChoice - Aletta Alberts, said: "We want to say to customers we've heard you and we are making changes." “It's not like repeats will go away but in general we are improving our product dramatically. One of the key issues over the years is that repeats have been at the forefront of our challenges.” https://amp.pulse.ng/bi/tech/tech-south-african-agency-penalizes-dstv-for-promoting-repeats-as-new-movies-id7692281.html
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| Sports › Re: Nigeria Placed In Group D with Argentina (world Cup 2018) - How Far Can We Go? by donogaga(m): 6:19pm On Dec 01, 2017 |
It is obvious Nigeria and Argentina, share the same umbilical cord "footballically" speaking. 1st world cup, we are pitched against them and Maradonaed. Olympics we play against them in the finals, and we beat them to clinch gold. We meet them again in the world cup and they do us another slight something. We meet them in the Olympics finals and they do us something. Curiously, the goal difference has not been more than one goal. In friendlies however, we usually do them bad things. Even with the magician Messi, hoping we take a point off them for the first time in a world cup. #GodblessNigeria #SuperEagles #Russia 1 Like |
| Crime › Re: Photos Of Libya Slave Trade, Torture & Killings Surface (Viewer's Discretion) by donogaga(m): 7:35pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
Libya slave trade. Smh. Man inhumanity to man. Libyan slave masters couldn't have been succeeding on their own. For every head that's sold, a fellow black African is involved as a go-between, representative, middleman, agent, broker, dealer or linkman. Sometimes, I can't help but think that Judas Iscariot was a black African. 1 Like |
| Crime › Re: Libya Slave Trade: Market Booms As Footage Sparks Global Fury by donogaga(m): 7:34pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
Libya slave trade. Smh. Libyan slave masters couldn't have been succeeding on their own. For every head that's sold, a fellow black African is involved as a go-between, representative, middleman, agent, broker, dealer or linkman. Sometimes, I can't help but think that Judas Iscariot was a black African. 2 Likes |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Check Out COZA Pastor's Gucci Hoodie Cost N465,920 (photo) by donogaga(m): 5:17am On Nov 22, 2017 |
This isn't an issue when there is money. You can easily afford expensive stuffs if the cash is readily available. 7 Likes 1 Share |
| Education › Meet 2017 Youngest Phd Lecturer In UK University. by donogaga(op): 5:12am On Nov 22, 2017 |
He took to micro-blogging website, Twitter to announce that he has started a new journey – as the youngest lecturer at Edge Hill University, UK. He wrote: “Immensely Grateful. BSc & MSc distinctions & PhD. A new journey now begins at 24; youngest lecturer at Edge Hill University, UK. #PhD #brunel #MDX #Bham #nigeria #proudlynigerian #PortHarcourt” Immensely Grateful. BSc & MSc distinctions & PhD. A new journey now begins at 24; youngest lecturer at Edge Hill University, — Nemitari Ajienka, Ph.D, MBCS http://howafrica.com/best-of-africa-meet-2017-youngest-phd-lecturer-in-uk-university/ 1 Like
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