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alexvic12:
Won't this be counterproductive?
The success of keywords depends on non-saturation, as I understand.

Ogeam:
I have been trying to book a flight with aerocontractor for awhile now through their site at "www.flyaero.com" with no success. I was repeated greeted with a message saying "online booking will not be available effective from September 1" and as of this morning the site is no more available. I sent them an email to make enquiries regarding other means of booking still no response. I called their contact centre and stayed on the queue for hours with no one pickup despite IVR message saying I am the first in line after staying on line for minutes and for hours no one was there to pick up. Has recession gotten to them, are they out of service? Just curious to know if this is a customer service failure or they are out of business?

iRechargeNG:
Do You Know That Your Electricity Meter & Cable TV Decoder Now Have Their Own Bank Account Numbers?

Pay bills with just one bank transfer!

Every electricity meter and cable TV decoder now has a unique and dedicated bank account number. All you have to do is first retrieve the unique bank account assigned to your meter or decoder. YOU WILL ONLY NEED TO DO THIS JUST ONCE. Once you get it, transfer your purchase value or subscription cost to the account number. You would get value in seconds(electricity tokens or TV subscriptions are renewed). You will NOT be charged a CONVENIENCE FEE on these types of transactions.
Your receipt will be sent instantly via SMS and email.

This payment service applies to every type of Electricity and Cable TV Decoder e.g StarTimes, DStv , GOtv e.t.c

How to get the account number
To retrieve the account number for your electricity meter and cable TV decoder, simply dial: *6606*1#
OR
Visit : www.iRecharge.ng/retrieve-account
OR
Via IMISI, the chatbot assistant on WhatsApp :
https:///2349096666612?text=Hello

Benefits of using this service?
Pay your electricity bills and renew your TV subscriptions without any convenience fees. This means you get the exact amount of electricity units you pay for. For cable TV, no convenience fees are incurred on the selected bouquet fees.
Transactions are fulfilled within seconds. The entire processes involved in bill payments have been reduced to just 1 step.
No need to expose your bank ATM cards on multiple bill payment sites and apps.
Account retrieval does not require internet connectivity to be employed. No data? Simply dial *6606*1#
Payments can be done from multiple channels such as your banks’ mobile apps, banks’ USSD, POS agents, over-the-teller deposits, ATM machines etc.

Some questions you might have

Q: Do I need to retrieve an account number each time I want to pay my electricity bills or renew my TV subscription?
A: No. You only need to retrieve the unique bank account number for your meter and cable TV decoder ONCE.
Q:What happens if I lose the account number I retrieved for my meter or TV decoder?
A: Lost account numbers can be retrieved again via the same retrieval process. To reduce the possibility of this, simply save your retrieved account numbers as beneficiaries on your banking profiles or as a contact on your phone.
Q: I transferred funds to my retrieved account number but I did not receive value. What do I do?
A: Though very unlikely, should you experience delays in receiving value, reach out to our customer support team for immediate resolution.
Q: What happens if I don't get an SMS receipt after my transaction?
A: This could be a network issue delaying SMS delivery, you can check your email for the receipt if you added it at the point of account retrieval.


Get your account: https://www.irecharge.ng/retrieve-account

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Fogman:
Xmas sales is on

PAQ:
I dont have his number again, go behind area one shopping complex, where car stereos are installed. You will see them. But dont expect the price to be thesame, time has passed and dollar has risen.

PAQ:
I have the 10inch screen on mine, running android 10 2g/16gb. I will advice you get a good radio guy cause its not exactly plug and play. The screen was a perfect fit but the cables connecting it had a manufacturers error that required some cut/ join.

I got mine in Abuja though. In Lagos it shouldnt be hard to get.

feelme3:
Set your location, set your destination, click go.
Click start to activate. And hang device on device holder in your car before engaging drive. Shikena.

That is the process for using GMaps safely.

See FRSC clarification on link below
https://frsc.gov.ng/use-of-phone-to-access-google-map-app-while-driving-frscs-true-position/

wakes:
Fonio, quinoa – what’s next?!

Quinoa, unknown to many just five years ago, is a grain many American families now consider a weekly staple. But the cost of our food fads can impact the very farmers that bring us those crops. Spikes in demand run up prices for grains like quinoa and corn and the result is that farmers can’t afford to buy their own crops to feed their families. (frowning)

And then along comes fonio: “The most nutritious grain you’ve never heard of“.

Not only is that phrase true, it’s the name of a short documentary by GLP films and National Geographic (which you can watch below). They dive into the story of an unknown grain from West Africa that is one of the healthiest, easiest to grow and drought-resistant crops out there.

As it turns out, I ate fonio (pronounced phone-yo), unknowingly when I visited West Africa in 2003. I didn’t know what grain I was eating, but it was a staple at every single meal.

Fonio is amazing because it’s:

Drought-resistant, making it easier to grow in climates facing increased water scarcity
Incredible healthy, having properties to help combat diabetes and obesity
Gluten-free
Rich in minerals like magnesium, zinc and manganese
Doesn’t require the use of pesticides or fertilizers (!!)
High in amino acids
Been around for over 5,000 years (that’s how long yoga has been around to give you some perspective)
Aids in fighting malnutrition of women and children
Low on the glycemic index
More resilient than modern day crops
Prepping fonio is labor intensive and creates jobs in West Africa
And… it grows in poor soil
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Fonio farming family in northern Mali
In Mali mythology fonio is called “the seed of the universe” and after learning about it, I’d have to agree.

The documentary “The most nutritious grain you’ve never heard of” interviews Dr. Salimata Wade, Professor of Physiology and Human Nutrition at University of Dakar. She states that fonio is a key to help combat world hunger, the crop can be planted and grown several times in one year and it’s organic in production which is “what people want these days”.

How do you buy fair trade fonio?

Thanks to the team at GLP films, they pointed to the only fair trade fonio company called Ethiquitable where farmers are getting paid well for their hard work.

The good news is you can buy fonio in most African marketplaces and some speciality shops.

How do you prepare fonio?

Fonio is a type of millet and according to the Guardian it’s,

a cross between couscous and quinoa, in both appearance and texture” with a nutty flavor.

To cook fonio [/b]you simply put 1 part fonio to 3 parts water. I would use a rice cooker like I do for all my grains, but if you make it on the stovetop, bring it to a boil, then let simmer until fluffy and soft. For a fancier spin you can try the Seasame Fonio recipe from Splendid Table.

[b]I predict fonio will become the next best thing, and it’s my hope that the popularization of this grain will help West African farmers, combat global malnutrition and disease and will spark a movement to discover more “orphan crops” that can help us feed our growing population.


A kilogram of fonio goes for #1500.
To order 0.8.0.6.6.6.4.6.8.6.8.

wakes:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3N62Fm3yErA

bravolad:
Over the years, I have observed that most of the technicians handling the electronic wheel alignment & balancing (computerised balancing and alignment) are either poorly trained or unable to effectively use those equipment.

I have tried most workshops here in Abuja with just about the same result of tilted steering & vibration at a certain speed.

However, I discovered a man that does his manually. It's been 4 years since I use him and never had a reason to replace tires due to uneven wear. For those in Abuja, the man's workshop is located close to living faith church, Durumi.