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hemsquare:
Woow baba God pick my call!

He will give u triplet.

princewilordu:
Pls i just got an invite from effc over physical verification and examination (aptitude test). The date is 24th to 25th nov.2017.
dose any1 one know what i can prepare with, with respect to the aptitude test question.Pls help a brother.

when did u apply

property123:
120 houses already sold out. 90% purchased through the NHF mortgage plan. Some short sighted people here called it fraud .

I am a public servant, but we have stopped our nhf contribution, any way u can help for me to benefit

the priest was on the entourage of the bishop who were on their way to Ayegbaju Ekiti for the burial ceremony of the bishop's father-in-law. A source said the kidnappers were link to the second wife of the father in law who was interested in the properties of the bishop's father in law. the said woman did not even have children for the bishop's father in law. I was told the woman has been arrested by police based on the confession of the arrested kidnappers.........

I prefer Tunde Adeniran

Gbengaodutona:
okay thanks I will do that now

still waiting

Cassie74:
Are u for real....google is for this your mention

Cassie74:
Are u for real....google is for this your mention

olanshi:
Spoke Wheels - N215,000

Alloy wheels with Electric start - N235,000

noted

olanshi:
Spoke Wheels - N215,000

Alloy wheels with Electric start - N235,000

noted

Cassie74:
Pls there's solution now....I have someone who's married to another As....they have two kids now...both AA...ask me how....IVF....expensive but worth it

give the house the cost and the hospital location also do some of us who are laymen a favour by explaining what IVF means

The founder of Kwese TV is hoping to break the monopoly held by SuperSport with his new investments in sport TV across the continent
In April, Kwese Sports won free-to-air and subscription TV rights for the 2018 Fifa World Cup as they announced themselves an emerging big player in the African sports television market. The rights cost the company around $34m as Fifa pocketed a decent profit after sub-Saharan Africa’s top TV companies splashed big on its flagship product.
Kwese TV and its affiliated sports channels are owned by Zimbabwean billionaire Strive Masiyiwa, a business man who has become a mentor through Facebook to almost three million African entrepreneurs. His posts on social media are widely shared like a modern business manual.
Masiyiwa’s plan is to let more Africans watch the Premier League for free through Kwese Free Sports, and then sell advertising. This is a business model different from the existing expensive cable TV market that has restricted the growth of the industry. His long term strategy would change the face of sports broadcasting on the continent.
Last week, Dr Masiyiwa visited Lagos during his Entrepreneur Townhall Africa Series to speak about his investments ahead of the launch of the new cable platform in October. I got an opportunity to ask him a few questions. Below are excerpts from the interview:
Why have you decided to invest in the African cable television market?
There’s always room for other players as long as the existing players do not behave as a monopoly and do not behave in a predatory manner. Africa is a very big market and it needs more than one player. We have a satellite service with 75 channels, seven are sports channels. One of our sports channels is free, in fact, we run the English Premier League on it, we don’t run it not on our paid channels. If somebody buys our decoder, even if they have no money, we have five channels that are always free including the channel that gives the English Premier League.
We have a lot of rights many of which we haven’t published yet because we are waiting for them to kick in. For example, we have the World Cup next year, all the free-to-air broadcasting rights will come only from us and we will broadcast it for free. But most of the games will also be broadcast on our paid channels.
Masiyiwa: I started out fixing people's drive ways. Find your point of entry, start small. Don't worry about the big players, do your bit.
pic.twitter.com/M0pu3YN8yA — Lolade Adewuyi (@Jololade) September 8, 2017
Would you be looking to acquire more access to the English Premier League when the next bidding process comes around?
Yes, we will. But I also believe that it is unfortunate. For example in South Africa, the government has opened an anti-competition inquiry over sports rights, particularly the English Premier League because if you have a dominant monopoly it is preventing the entry of others. So I’m expecting that very soon the Nigerian government would take the same approach to key rights like the English Premier League that they should be opened up and I’m calling for them to be opened up. You cannot have a dominant predatory monopoly. In South Africa, there’s a full inquiry now and we’ve been asked by the government to make a submission as to what we need to open up the sector. HiTV should never have collapsed in Nigeria it was predatory behaviour that prevented HiTV from taking root.
But the cost of sports rights like the English Premier League and the Fifa World Cup is high because they are determined by the rights owner and not HiTV, DSTV or Kwese TV.
If there’s one buyer how does the price go up? Unless the one buyer has the interest to see the price go up. I’m a buyer of sport and I have no problem with buying sport, if the Premier League is available we will bid. But sport is not Premier League, we have other sports on the Kwese Free Sport. How many people in Nigeria actually get to see the EPL given its cost? Less than a million. That’s one of the reasons why we show it for free. When we show the Premier League game on Saturday afternoon we’re reaching more than 100 million people across Africa compared to one or two million that are subscribed. So how do you develop a game if you’re not allowing the masses to see it? That’s why we launched the Kwese Free Sports channel.
The minister of Information of Nigeria recently criticised Nigerian companies’ spending on European football. How do you see African countries developing their sports products and creating as much a following as the English Premier League?
The popularity of the English Premier League was built, we can do the same. When we are broadcasting as Kwese, whatever you are watching here is being watched in the rest of Africa. There are five or six African countries whose football is continental. Zimbabweans will sit to watch Nigeria play because they know it’s one of the top countries in football because they have watched Nigeria at the World Cup. They will watch Cameroon play they will watch Ghana play because these are our top teams. So we are very excited to buy rights for and to invest in those teams. I would rather spend a hundred million a year behind African soccer than behind the Premier League because I have got a long game, I want to look at the future. So where opportunities arise we are absolutely interested in developing African sport. But again we’re not just focused on soccer, the only reason why soccer is so popular is because that’s the only thing people have got to see. Africans want to experience other sports so we want to broaden that interest by buying every type of sport and putting it into our channels. We are in it for the long term.

http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/strive-masiyiwa-the-billionaire-showing-football-for-free-in/1u2annibun7331m8o7pwa7asr5

chubistone:
Available.

location

who will rescue the educational system from this imminent collapse.... is like the non academic staff are more powerful in the University system

olanshi:
Pictures herein

price??

sekundosekundo:
Around #250,000

plz what is the price now

olanshi:

More pictures coming >>>

waiting.... and price

rayblings:
OK will send you a message. Thanks

I want to buy bajaj how much is it. plz reply ASAP

Not again

fpeter:
And I'm here looking for even one child.

May the Lord answer your prayer with triplet by this time next year. Amen

dacovajnr:
That was how my Ex be shouting "I can't wait any longer, I want to get married" and left me, now she's 33 and still dey her mama house

U are speaking my mind....that means we experienced same thing

I just hope they pick prof Adeniran.

congratulations to PDP

K

chiomaog:
Please how true is this infodesk consultant. Been receiving interview from them with different name and different locations.

You are receiving the SMS with the name because u have DND on your phone

gabazin080:
i have gone to the bank now and the pix on his whatsapp is the same with his bank account. so have submitted a formal letter and the bank has told me to go ahead with the payment. i dont want to pay how the bank can help catch him cus he might be a nairalander.

have also reported to the police and played the audio of our phone conversation. even my 2 army brothers are now involved.

the phone thief is an illiterate

go ahead and pay....the bank will but restriction on his account and any attempt to go to bank and complain.... the rest will be story