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@Olamyde: Well, this is my first real protest. We'll give it a shot. All the protests before now plus this one will build up our voice in their ears.

@ITBomb: You know, your post has reasonable points in it but the problem is, before I concede anything to you, give me proof, especially of RIM's compressional server.

Hello my fellow Nairalanders. Hope you're good? Above all, hope you're having a great time gett data for your device? No? Eeyah. That's exactly my reason for opening this thread. It's time we moved some mountains that have denied us access to QUANTITATIVE and QUALITATIVE data services. The point is that the data bundles available for Android devices in Nigeria are just too expensive, especially when we consider the bundles that Blackberry phones get. Are they not both smartphones? Then why is the disparity so large and the gap so big? Why?

Fellas, it's time we sounded the bell until it rings loud and clear in their ears. It's time we demand for and get an explanation, but above all, we crave for a positive change. Now is the time. It's time we demanded not only for larger data bundles for our money, but also for BETTER service or signal strength. Now, I know other threads have been created to tackle Airtel, Etisalat, Glo and MTN. However, my main target in this protest is the Nigerian Communication Commission. They are the regulator of the telecom industry, they are the soil, root and stem. They are my target. I intend to go to their Twitter handle, @NgComCommission, and their website, ncc.gov.ng, and protest. My plan is to write a letter and submit it on Monday, and I'll sure visit their Twitter page too.

Join me. Talk with me. Shout with me. Go to their Twitter page, their website, and let your voice ne heard. Let them know that we've had enough. In our individual words, let us ask them to admonish their wards, the telecom operators. Let us speak, for only then will we be heard.

COME ON!

@All: I think it's high time we protesred to Airtel, Etisalat, Glo and MTN that we want a better deal for our android phones. We'll target these guys one by one, but our main target is their regulator, the Nigerian Communication Commission. Their Twitter handle is @NgComCommission. I want to write a letter to them with the strong language of protest. Who's with me? The letter is to be submitted on their page on Monday.

So, who's with me? Will you sign the letter along with me? Will you write your own, and let them know your displeasure, in your own words? Or are you not interested?

francis247: Even got a message

Yeah, I got a msg too. Here:

I won't comment on whether it's right or wrong. But what I believe that it's not safe for these people. Not safe at all. Not because virginity is something to be ashamed of-no, it's so beautiful and blessed a state. Rather, my reason is the protection of people who would want mess these people up, out of envy, jealousy or as a way of avenging themselves. No, it's not safe.

BTW, I searched NL and found a thread created by people who got this bonus in the early part of November. Here it is:
https://www.nairaland.com/1508459/mtn-1g-internet-data-bonus#19379055

Popson53: U people don't follow mtn advertisement at all. More than a year ago, mtn advertised it on media that if u have mtn simply that u have abandoned for over a month, insert it, load any amount of card and get bonus credit and mb.
Ur simply must be abandoned for at least one month. This bonus is directly varies as the number of month ur sim is abandoned for.
It is not for regular simply card, it serves as a strategy mo make people to use their abandoned simply card.
Am i clear?

God bless you Popson53!Just like Kingslaw said above, I'm going to get like two more sims, activate them then store for 1 month. Na eem b say data don dey sure be that. Ope oooo!!!

Yeepa! I loaded #100 tonight, and since I knew that MTN would probably give me 5mb bonus data, I decided to check my bonuses' balance using *559#. Na so I just see am the: 1005 mb! Yeepa! I look am, look am again, see sey na true. Decided to come to NL to investigate and found this tread. This is sooo welcome. But I dey think of asking over at the customer care thread sha...

BTW som1 once told me of she experienced something like this over at the Tecno L3 thread.

I'm so glad for texanomaly, sexkillz et al who av bin busy holding it down, giving godly advice. God bless y'all. We will never give up. #TeamDoItAsGodSaid
We'll keep fighting, keep talking AND KEEP WINNING!

@Op and all: Whether under age, over age, middle age, ancient age, ASUU age- whatever the case, sex outside marriage ain't right. And if you've made mistakes before, the way forward is to stop. Don't continue pillaging your life. The way out of the mire is OUT, not DEEPER. It sure seems impossible, but that is why getting born again gives you a new nature, a new OS(operating system), so that you can run the required software, including sexual purity, truthfulness, humility, faith etc. God has prepared and finished it all, just partake of the goodies. If you are ready, if you are tired of the nonsense we experience and call life, just call on Jesus today. He ain't hard of hearing- can the one who made ears be hard of hearing Himself? May God help y'all make the right choice.

Willgates: aside from your kids, sir I don't see anything as valuable and irreplaceable as a wife. You can't be leaving the poor woman alone in the house all in the name of going to watch "arsenal". Next time, take her with you,if she doesn't like the viewing center ,endeavour to buy a satellite decoder. CTL is just 18k or there about and shows all the matches u can ever or might never think of with just a token of N3100 a month as subscription

Chairman, abeg ma wich 1 b CTL? Pls giv me more info coz wat u said here has caught my eye.

@Op: Your wife and home is more important than Arsenal. However, since football and Arsenal is the only hobby you have, and lest you leave it for destructive ones like smoking, drinking etc, please do as so many people have already advised: buy a decoder, create the viewing-center atmosphere at home at home and watch all your matches at home. If you go to the viewing center because you crave the atmosphere there so much, which is created by other men, how don't you see that your wife loves the atmosphere at home when you are around?(Yet you'll say women can't be understood!) IMO, it's not football that she wants to banish, it's you that she wants! So, start watching it at home and your wife soon constitute the perfect atmosphere, either as a protagonist or an antagonist. That will be good for the love between you, the kids, you, her- in short everything and everyone! All in all, I can see that your wife loves you. Love her too.

PS: Don't support any particular club, but you Gunners better advise Wenger to buy another top-class striker, just as he bought Ozil. If Giroud go get injury... KASALA FIT BURST OOO!

Guyz stop egging this guy to do what's wrong.@OP: Remember say wen d repercussions com? dem go chop too oo but dia own no fit reach ur own.
@Sexkillz and ilk who r busy advocating the right thing: Thumbs up peeps. Let's not tire in letting 'em know. It will benefit many.

Whether young or old, short or tall, fair or dark, sleeping with a female that is not your wife is absolutely wrong! All the repercussions are there: spiritual, psychological, medical, social, conscience-wise, nemesis etc. As a guy, I can tell you that you are not alone in having ladies (including under-aged ones) tender applications to you. Believe me, you are not alone! And it's tough to say no. Yes. But if I don't want to end up like everyone else, I must live like no one else, I must take a path that others are not taking, and that will be definitely tough and hard. Just ignore her in the fear of God. And one of the best ways to do this is to restrict her access to you and reduce the familiarity between the two of you coz if you don't, body no be wood ooo! U fit tink sey u strong but u go just see sey afta many or frequent temptations, you... God forbid! So bro, don't bother about her and let her go.

Yes, finally! I've made at least six posts on each of their Fb official pages. Peeps, it's time to let them hear it. Btw, na Airtel disappoint me with that their decision. Why do they think people are using their network? Smh for them big time. Just pray and hope they listen to our protests. Let them equate Bb and android plans, or at least minimize difference between the plans.

Godvilla: https://imageshack.us/a/img842/2520/fej1.jpg

[color=olive]NEW PES 2012 Pro Evolution Soccer APK OBB
DATA 1.0.5 Modded Season 2013-2014[/color]

https://www.nairaland.com/1374304/all-android-os-upgrades-rooting/114#19867615

So, what's new about this one? Nonetheless, do u av any news on PES 2013 or 2014 on android?

donpapaecko: the procedure I started with is almost d same.when. i got to device manager, mt65 preloader didn't pop up.and also all the downloaded files to be used, must they all be zipped with the PC and not wit phone.

1.What version of Windows are u using?
2. After installing InstallDriver.exe, did you restart your system?

@Op: Encourage yourself with these words:
"Do not exploit the poor because they are poor,
and do not crush the needy in court,
For the Lord will take up their case,
And will exact life for life.
Do not move an ancient boundary stone
Or encroach on the fields of the fatherless,
For their Defender is strong;
He will take up their case against you."
Prov.22:22-23 and 23:10-11.

All in all, take heart. Cry and weep, let the pain be released, and then gather yourself. As someone who has been through the loss of my Mom, I encourage you to do this. And allow people to pray when they come to commiserate with you coz, though I can't explain how, it goes a long way in soothing your pain. God be with you.

PS: If those Bible passages above (and others) have worked for me as a motherless guy, how much more you that are fatherless?

donpapaecko: I tryed using baba2023, I got to device manager in my system but could not locate the mediate preloaded USB vcom port driver, after successful installation of USB driver, pls help how do I uninstall driver to start over again or is their a solution.

Guy, pm me on mavizacogito@gmail.com so that I can send you the address to my blog where I posted an in-depth tutorial on rooting your Tecno L3. If I post the address here, I will get banned by AntiSpamBot(again).

Habidab: Please guyz your help is really needed o!
My question is that if I don't root my Techno L3 can I be able to play HD games on it,even if it is little one.because I have installed some games but the phone keep telling me to download some other part if I want to play the game

Just it's saying, u need to download some other parts. It's called the game's CACHE. There are two ways to it:
1. U can get a very strong data connection with q lot of MB and download it via the game, or
2. U can search for that game's cache using Google, download it using a resumeable downloader like I.D.M or DAP10, and put it where it shld be on ur sd card. This because caches are usually very large, so if the download gets prematurely terminated, you can continue from where you stopped.

All in all, you will have to make great use of Google. Questions like this have already been asked and answered, so get those answers too.

NO SALARY ARREARS, NO RESUMPTION –ASUU

NOVEMBER 25, 2013 BY SEGUN OLUGBILE
AND CHARLES ABAH


The Academic Staff Union of Universities has
said it will not suspend its ongoing strike
until the four months salaries owed its
members are paid.
The union also wants the immediate
implementation of the N1.2tn offer by the
Federal Government to public universities,
starting with the release of N100bn this year.
The balance of N1.1tn is to be spread over
five years from 2014.
These were some of the resolutions reached
by members of the National Executive Council
of the union who converged on Kano on
Friday to deliberate on whether to call off the
over four- month-old industrial action or not.
A source, who was privy to the resolutions
reached during the President Goodluck
Jonathan – ASUU leadership meeting three
weeks ago, told The PUNCH on Sunday, that
the fresh demands were some of the issues to
be tabled before Jonathan by the leadership
during their next meeting. A date for the
meeting is yet to be fixed.
According to the source, a strong
commitment to two demands, among other
pending issues, must be obtained from the
President before the industrial action will be
called off by the union.
He said, “The issue now is on trust and we
do not want a situation where promises will
not be kept. The authorities have failed us in
the past and we do not want a repeat of that.
”That was why we decided at the NEC
meeting that the government should pay us
the arrears of salaries being owed us since we
started the strike on July1 before the strike
can be called off. The salaries should not be
paid piecemeal.
“We also insist that the Federal Government
should start the implementation of the offer
made to us when we met the President some
weeks ago.
“For instance, the N100bn he (Jonathan)
agreed to inject into the university system in
2013 should be released to the universities
immediately. So, we decided that before
the strike could be called off, these two
conditions and others must be met not by
promises but by real action.”
The NEC members, who met behind closed
doors at the Bayero University, Kano, were
said to have reviewed the reports of the
various university congresses on the strike.
Our source, who did not want his name in
print, added that the death of a former
National President of ASUU, Prof. Festus
Iyayi, was discussed at the NEC meeting.
Iyayi, a University of Benin lecturer, died in an
auto accident involving the convoy of the
Kogi State Governor, Idris Wada and an ASUU
vehicle, on his way to Kano for the
meeting.The union’s National Welfare Officer,
Dr. Ngozi Ilo, was injured.
Our source said the accident “almost led to
the discontinuation of the ongoing
negotiation with the Federal Government.
He added, “Some members expressed the
belief that he (Iyayi) was killed by the
government and therefore argued that the
ongoing negotiation should be called off.
Tempers rose but some members argued that
the President should be respected because he
had created the record of being the first
Nigerian leader to meet with the leadership
of ASUU on the issue of making the nation’s
university system better. They also argued
that students and parents should be
considered.”
It was also learnt that after arguments for
and against, about 60 per cent of the
members of the NEC voted in favour of the
discontinuation of the strike while the
remaining 40 per cent voted no.
But it was gathered that the NEC members
unanimously agreed that before the strike
could be called off, the leadership should ask
the government to pay the four-month salary
arrears being owed university teachers while
the offer made by the government should be
implemented immediately.
A key component of the agreement reached
by both ASUU and the Federal Government
when the President led the government team
was that government would inject N1.2tn
into public universities.
The government also agreed that the N1.2tn
would be domiciled at the Central Bank of
Nigeria to show its commitment to the
agreement.
The money is expected to be released on
quarterly basis to the universities so that
there won’t be any problem about
implementing the deal.
The National Universities Commission and
the Trade Union Congress will be the joint
guarantors of the agreement while the
Minister of Education will be the
implementing officer. The government also
agreed to revamp public universities by
ensuring that all the issues that always lead
to strike were dealt with once and for all.
A majority of the chapters of the union had
agreed to the suspension of the strike
following the fresh commitment the
leadership of ASUU obtained from the
government.
ASUU National President, Dr. Nassir Fagge,
did not pick the several calls made to his
telephone line by one of our correspondents
on Sunday to confirm the fresh demands.
The University of Lagos chapter ASUU
Chairman, Dr. Karo Ogbinaka, and his
counterpart in the Lagos State University, Dr.
Adekunle Idris, also refused to divulge
information on the outcome of the NEC
meeting.
ASUU had embarked on the strike to protest
against the failure of the government to
implement the agreement they signed in
2009.
The pact largely centered on better funding
of the universities, a declaration of a state of
emergency in tertiary education, better wages
and payment of earned allowances to
lecturers.
It had suspended the NEC meeting
penultimate week following Iyayi’s death.
Copyright PUNCH.
All rights reserved. This material, and other
digital content on this website, may not be
reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or
redistributed in whole or in part without prior
express written permission from PUNCH[b]NO SALARY ARREARS, NO RESUMPTION –ASUU

NOVEMBER 25, 2013 BY SEGUN OLUGBILE
AND CHARLES ABAH


The Academic Staff Union of Universities has
said it will not suspend its ongoing strike
until the four months salaries owed its
members are paid.
The union also wants the immediate
implementation of the N1.2tn offer by the
Federal Government to public universities,
starting with the release of N100bn this year.
The balance of N1.1tn is to be spread over
five years from 2014.
These were some of the resolutions reached
by members of the National Executive Council
of the union who converged on Kano on
Friday to deliberate on whether to call off the
over four- month-old industrial action or not.
A source, who was privy to the resolutions
reached during the President Goodluck
Jonathan – ASUU leadership meeting three
weeks ago, told The PUNCH on Sunday, that
the fresh demands were some of the issues to
be tabled before Jonathan by the leadership
during their next meeting. A date for the
meeting is yet to be fixed.
According to the source, a strong
commitment to two demands, among other
pending issues, must be obtained from the
President before the industrial action will be
called off by the union.
He said, “The issue now is on trust and we
do not want a situation where promises will
not be kept. The authorities have failed us in
the past and we do not want a repeat of that.
”That was why we decided at the NEC
meeting that the government should pay us
the arrears of salaries being owed us since we
started the strike on July1 before the strike
can be called off. The salaries should not be
paid piecemeal.
“We also insist that the Federal Government
should start the implementation of the offer
made to us when we met the President some
weeks ago.
“For instance, the N100bn he (Jonathan)
agreed to inject into the university system in
2013 should be released to the universities
immediately. So, we decided that before
the strike could be called off, these two
conditions and others must be met not by
promises but by real action.”
The NEC members, who met behind closed
doors at the Bayero University, Kano, were
said to have reviewed the reports of the
various university congresses on the strike.
Our source, who did not want his name in
print, added that the death of a former
National President of ASUU, Prof. Festus
Iyayi, was discussed at the NEC meeting.
Iyayi, a University of Benin lecturer, died in an
auto accident involving the convoy of the
Kogi State Governor, Idris Wada and an ASUU
vehicle, on his way to Kano for the
meeting.The union’s National Welfare Officer,
Dr. Ngozi Ilo, was injured.
Our source said the accident “almost led to
the discontinuation of the ongoing
negotiation with the Federal Government.
He added, “Some members expressed the
belief that he (Iyayi) was killed by the
government and therefore argued that the
ongoing negotiation should be called off.
Tempers rose but some members argued that
the President should be respected because he
had created the record of being the first
Nigerian leader to meet with the leadership
of ASUU on the issue of making the nation’s
university system better. They also argued
that students and parents should be
considered.”
It was also learnt that after arguments for
and against, about 60 per cent of the
members of the NEC voted in favour of the
discontinuation of the strike while the
remaining 40 per cent voted no.
But it was gathered that the NEC members
unanimously agreed that before the strike
could be called off, the leadership should ask
the government to pay the four-month salary
arrears being owed university teachers while
the offer made by the government should be
implemented immediately.
A key component of the agreement reached
by both ASUU and the Federal Government
when the President led the government team
was that government would inject N1.2tn
into public universities.
The government also agreed that the N1.2tn
would be domiciled at the Central Bank of
Nigeria to show its commitment to the
agreement.
The money is expected to be released on
quarterly basis to the universities so that
there won’t be any problem about
implementing the deal.
The National Universities Commission and
the Trade Union Congress will be the joint
guarantors of the agreement while the
Minister of Education will be the
implementing officer. The government also
agreed to revamp public universities by
ensuring that all the issues that always lead
to strike were dealt with once and for all.
A majority of the chapters of the union had
agreed to the suspension of the strike
following the fresh commitment the
leadership of ASUU obtained from the
government.
ASUU National President, Dr. Nassir Fagge,
did not pick the several calls made to his
telephone line by one of our correspondents
on Sunday to confirm the fresh demands.
The University of Lagos chapter ASUU
Chairman, Dr. Karo Ogbinaka, and his
counterpart in the Lagos State University, Dr.
Adekunle Idris, also refused to divulge
information on the outcome of the NEC
meeting.
ASUU had embarked on the strike to protest
against the failure of the government to
implement the agreement they signed in
2009.
The pact largely centered on better funding
of the universities, a declaration of a state of
emergency in tertiary education, better wages
and payment of earned allowances to
lecturers.
It had suspended the NEC meeting
penultimate week following Iyayi’s death.
Copyright PUNCH.
All rights reserved. This material, and other
digital content on this website, may not be
reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or
redistributed in whole or in part without prior
express written permission from PUNCH[/b]NO SALARY ARREARS, NO RESUMPTION –ASUU

NOVEMBER 25, 2013 BY SEGUN OLUGBILE
AND CHARLES ABAH


The Academic Staff Union of Universities has
said it will not suspend its ongoing strike
until the four months salaries owed its
members are paid.
The union also wants the immediate
implementation of the N1.2tn offer by the
Federal Government to public universities,
starting with the release of N100bn this year.
The balance of N1.1tn is to be spread over
five years from 2014.
These were some of the resolutions reached
by members of the National Executive Council
of the union who converged on Kano on
Friday to deliberate on whether to call off the
over four- month-old industrial action or not.
A source, who was privy to the resolutions
reached during the President Goodluck
Jonathan – ASUU leadership meeting three
weeks ago, told The PUNCH on Sunday, that
the fresh demands were some of the issues to
be tabled before Jonathan by the leadership
during their next meeting. A date for the
meeting is yet to be fixed.
According to the source, a strong
commitment to two demands, among other
pending issues, must be obtained from the
President before the industrial action will be
called off by the union.
He said, “The issue now is on trust and we
do not want a situation where promises will
not be kept. The authorities have failed us in
the past and we do not want a repeat of that.
”That was why we decided at the NEC
meeting that the government should pay us
the arrears of salaries being owed us since we
started the strike on July1 before the strike
can be called off. The salaries should not be
paid piecemeal.
“We also insist that the Federal Government
should start the implementation of the offer
made to us when we met the President some
weeks ago.
“For instance, the N100bn he (Jonathan)
agreed to inject into the university system in
2013 should be released to the universities
immediately. So, we decided that before
the strike could be called off, these two
conditions and others must be met not by
promises but by real action.”
The NEC members, who met behind closed
doors at the Bayero University, Kano, were
said to have reviewed the reports of the
various university congresses on the strike.
Our source, who did not want his name in
print, added that the death of a former
National President of ASUU, Prof. Festus
Iyayi, was discussed at the NEC meeting.
Iyayi, a University of Benin lecturer, died in an
auto accident involving the convoy of the
Kogi State Governor, Idris Wada and an ASUU
vehicle, on his way to Kano for the
meeting.The union’s National Welfare Officer,
Dr. Ngozi Ilo, was injured.
Our source said the accident “almost led to
the discontinuation of the ongoing
negotiation with the Federal Government.
He added, “Some members expressed the
belief that he (Iyayi) was killed by the
government and therefore argued that the
ongoing negotiation should be called off.
Tempers rose but some members argued that
the President should be respected because he
had created the record of being the first
Nigerian leader to meet with the leadership
of ASUU on the issue of making the nation’s
university system better. They also argued
that students and parents should be
considered.”
It was also learnt that after arguments for
and against, about 60 per cent of the
members of the NEC voted in favour of the
discontinuation of the strike while the
remaining 40 per cent voted no.
But it was gathered that the NEC members
unanimously agreed that before the strike
could be called off, the leadership should ask
the government to pay the four-month salary
arrears being owed university teachers while
the offer made by the government should be
implemented immediately.
A key component of the agreement reached
by both ASUU and the Federal Government
when the President led the government team
was that government would inject N1.2tn
into public universities.
The government also agreed that the N1.2tn
would be domiciled at the Central Bank of
Nigeria to show its commitment to the
agreement.
The money is expected to be released on
quarterly basis to the universities so that
there won’t be any problem about
implementing the deal.
The National Universities Commission and
the Trade Union Congress will be the joint
guarantors of the agreement while the
Minister of Education will be the
implementing officer. The government also
agreed to revamp public universities by
ensuring that all the issues that always lead
to strike were dealt with once and for all.
A majority of the chapters of the union had
agreed to the suspension of the strike
following the fresh commitment the
leadership of ASUU obtained from the
government.
ASUU National President, Dr. Nassir Fagge,
did not pick the several calls made to his
telephone line by one of our correspondents
on Sunday to confirm the fresh demands.
The University of Lagos chapter ASUU
Chairman, Dr. Karo Ogbinaka, and his
counterpart in the Lagos State University, Dr.
Adekunle Idris, also refused to divulge
information on the outcome of the NEC
meeting.
ASUU had embarked on the strike to protest
against the failure of the government to
implement the agreement they signed in
2009.
The pact largely centered on better funding
of the universities, a declaration of a state of
emergency in tertiary education, better wages
and payment of earned allowances to
lecturers.
It had suspended the NEC meeting
penultimate week following Iyayi’s death.

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digital content on this website, may not be
reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or
redistributed in whole or in part without prior
express written permission from PUNCH

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Erelu_Y: EVEN THE JUDEO-CHRISTIAN GOD IS AN ENVIOUS ENTITY,

Just as Deschil has pointed out to you, you are wrong. My God is JEALOUS, not ENVIOUS. Those are two different things. And someone has already defined jealousy as fear of losing someone or something, but I will define it as a desire to possess something all by yourself with no external participant(since God can never be afraid), thus protecting that thing or person with all your might. That is what God wants. He wants us all for Himself and will never share us with the obvious alternative: the devil. Besides, sharing something with the devil is far beneath God's regality and status as the Almighty. Thank you.

ebiboy2: I appreciate all of you who have been tirelessly praying, and to all of you who have been calling and also to all those who have given us one word of encouragement or d other. To those who have told us d bitter truth, I thank you too. But I do not doubt that God can make windows in heaven. I do not doubt that he can reverse seemingly impossible and hopeless situations. I do not doubt at all cos he is the source from where i draw my hope and strength. I have experienced miracles and so I believe in the power of God to heal and provide. I tell you before long you will praise the Lord with me.

Yeah bro, that's the spirit! Keep on keeping on.

@Op: Don't av enuf money at this time to giv out but I'll pray 4 ur Dad and endeavor to support u emotionally on this thread. Now, it's actually interesting 4 me to tell u dat wat we prayed abt afta my Pastor's msg in Church today was healing but b4 I go in2 that, let me reiterate three of the causes of sickness that he talked about:
1. Sin: The best example is Adam, Eve and the Fall.
2. Demonic oppression: Check the story of the man who was dumb and prone to seizures as a result of demonic oppression in Mark 9:14-29.
3. Neglect: Not eating a correct diet, lack of exercise- all types of neglectful actions.

So, if your Dad is sick because of sin, since we have the Name by which our sins can be forgiven if we only humble ourselves to ask, I ask that may his sins be forgiven, and may he be raised out of his sickness in Jesus' Name. If it is due to demonic oppression, I command that all those foreigners be cast out of God's house right now in Jesus' Name. If it is due to neglect, I pray that my Father will mercifully restore his health so that he can make all necessary amendments. For I pray in Jesus' Name, amen.

You are his firstborn son. Pray these prayers for him too. My greatest joy would be to read your testimony. Take heart bro, it shall be well. Take heart and take courage. And may God help you in sourcing all the money you need, amen.

suarezgerrard: Pls how much can get a brand new Tecno L3 phone.

It depends on where u are. The price is around #13500. If u go to SLOT, u shld be able to get it 4 smtin like that. Bought mine 4 #13500 bit not at SLOT.

dahfweshdude69: please can anyone help me out with my l3 o...each time I switch it off n power on later, it brings out system isn't responding and it hangs and later powers off again.. it keeps on doing like that till it is stable... this problem keeps on draining my battery... please help

Take it to Carl Care or restore itd factory settings. U can do the restore stuff via d settings menu, but it's at ur own risk or loss ooo. No com talk sey na me say make u do am.

wheesin: help i gave my l3 phone to carlcare because of a spoilt usb port...they returned it and it worked for a day and got spoilt again....should i return it back to them again

Of course. Return it, but u beta politely comment to them that u don't want to com bak again ooo.

Paschal007: Alright, thanks.

U r highly welcome.

yetunsbay: i tell u,b4 na airtel fast past for me bt nw na mtn.does any1 notice mtn fastness don change?

Pls can u giv me tge gist of au u subscribe to the mtn data plan u r using to browse? Thanks in advance.

HBD Mr President. Wish u long lif and prosperity. Also wish u a never-seen-before endowment for directing the gargantuan ship called Nigeria, for I believe even my Father above know sey ee no eezy. God bless you.

mrvocalprowess: is updating of apps really necessary?? cos d updates are bcumin too much! updated my Facebook lastweek, n dey r sending anoda update nw!!! seriously!! r d updates necessary?!

Of course it's not. I just advice u to do it once awhile, especially for apps u greatly use eg Whatsapp, Youtube, DU Baterry Saver etc. But let the amount of MB u advise u.