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Mintayo: well like i said...that is what your quaran says...daz all.

The koran says itself that Jesus is the Word of God...it also also says that Christ was given the Spirit of God''.
(how cld koran have such marvellous truth as this, and so many of its followers are blinded(by their imams)).
Jesus did not bow to Allah(an idol).

Odinaka00: *runs out of Nairaland*

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Thok: Mod na b'cos no be TT Dike, abi.. Abeg pype dis go frontpage b4 i ban una.

Agbesky: whats wrong with this old fool ... he talks like a kid

Omen100: ONLY THE GODS CAN JUDGE.

Omen100: ONLY THE GODS CAN JUDGE.

awodman: Here are 15 things you need to understand how the
service can better work for you:

1. MNP allows subscribers to migrate from one mobile
service provider to another without changing their mobile
phone number. It empowers subscribers to terminate their relationship with their current network service provider if they are dissatisfied with the quality of services provided.

2. The service is provided by all GSM mobile operators in
Nigeria- MTN, GLOBACOM, ETISALAT, and AIRTEL- free of
charge. This, however, does not apply to Fixed Number
Portability, FNP, or any other form of number or service
portability.

3. All mobile phone users, no matter the type of your
subscription or plan – pre‐paid/pay-as-you-go, post‐paid/
contract, simple/single number or complex/multi number –can take advantage of the service. Individual numbers are ported separately as separate transactions using the same procedure as for a single number account except that the numbers may share the same porting request form.

4.Subscribers must visit the customer care office, retail
shop or outlet of their chosen new service provider to
request to port their number. Porting cannot be done via
telephone calls, text messages, online or other electronic
means. Deferred or delayed porting is not permitted. Only
real-time porting of numbers is allowed.

5.You must present valid identification documents-
passport, driver’s license or an official identity card that has your picture on it- as for proof of identity. A webcam is used to capture your image in the absence of proper
identification documents.

6.Your new network needs to check for credit worthiness to ensure that the request to port a number or numbers is not malicious.
7. To port your number, you would be asked to complete a Port Request Form. You would then be asked to send a text message with the word “PORT” to a short code “3232”.Porting is completed within 48 hours.

8. A new SIM card is issued every time you port your
number to a new service provider. Your old SIM card ceases to be useful once the porting process has been completed.

9. Subscribers to any network can port at any time and as many times as they like in a given year. However, porting to a third operator or back to your original operator is restricted within 90 days of a previous port. You would need to follow the same procedure each time you decide to port your number or return to your previous service provider.

10. Information on the progress of your porting request is
sent via SMS. You can change your mind at any time
before you receive confirmation SMS is sent. Cancellation of porting request or porting process is not acceptable once you receive confirmation.

11. Service from the old service network operator may be
lost within an hour of notification by SMS of completion of
porting request.

12. Your call charges may change to reflect the tariffs of
the new network operator.

13. Voicemail, SMS, MMS and ancillary services would need to be reset with the new service provider. Messages sent to you prior to porting may be lost.

14. Pre‐paid subscribers cannot take outstanding credits
while switching to the new service providers.

15. Post‐paid subscribers must settle outstanding bills to
their previous service provider, including any early
termination fees, before the porting process can
commence. A final bill for usage up to the time the number is ported would be sent to the new operator.
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SlyIg: Op, Did you just say provocative? Why?

Mamacita007: I LIKE MR MAY D

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