Risingsun127:
Good day people.. sorry for the long story
I’m in my early 20s
Please I need help .. I noticed this problem in 2017.. I’ve always been a fluent talker.. I can talk without getting tired ,people referred to me as a talkative with sharp mouth ..
Infact when I was little my family even advised me to study law because they saw how vocal and active I was .. But since 2017 till presently my mouth is always feeling heavy.. Whenever I talk my mouth will be gathering spit.. I’m always swallowing spit and most times I chock on my saliva .. I find it difficult to speak cause I’ll just be blabbing and stuttering.. It’s as if my Brain is clogged. There was even a time I couldn’t speak out.. words will be in my mind but to say it out will be so difficult..

I don’t know if it’s because we moved into this environment.. Could it be spiritual problem from this environment I moved into in 2016 or someone is on my case??

Because of the spit issue .. I went to a doctor who told me my issue was worm. I’ve been deworming on a steady still yet I can’t communicate with people effectively.. I’ll just be looking dumb when with my friends meanwhile I’ve lots of things to say in my mind!!
If I say let me open my mouth and talk I’ll just be stuttering and stammering and it has affected my self confidence massively.
Please I need help .. What could’ve gone wrong with me ?? Is it spiritual or medical.. Please medical practitioners come to my aid ..
Has anyone else experienced this issue or know about this kind of problem?? Please I need a solution.
Moderators , Lalastica please move to Front page

Eddie Murph's movie a thousand (1000) words just come to mind...

Lobolintin:
I can't even go past the details ..
Keep telling me email used

Use another email and try again....
I have used like 4 email sofar but haven't achieved my aim....
This country things just the tire me aswear

Anytime I click on complete application on FRSC recruitment portal (www.recruitment.frsc.gov.ng), it keep showing me "access denied, please login to continue application"
Has anyone experienced this problem and how were you able to go around it and continue with your application

I have tried using two different emails so far but I still get stuck in this particular place...

GreenandGold:



Exactly my point.

No one would transfer that kind of technology to Nigeria , it's not a strategic country so they'll have to do it on their own which may take plenty of resources they don't currently have.

@the bolded You're been pathetic with this your post. It's like you're insinuating that Nigeria is a terrorist or bad country like N/Korea, a rocket/missile in our hand is threat to world. South Africa, Iran, N/Korea and even groups like hamas and hezbollah received or are receiving rocket technologies why do you think Nigeria can get that too Remember N/Korea did offer us missile/rocket technology in past but we decline the offer.

Is it true that navy recruitment exercise has been postpone? My is about to travel to benue for navy recruitment exercise...
@bidexiii
@henry

DrAify:
You so funny

But this isn't suppose to be funny...

Is op high on weed or something?? Don't he know that celebrities got no shame

Is op high on weed or something Were did he get this list from

Ellena Woods and Carlie Montana...

it was so cool...

that is wat u get withva good national infrastruction

A gud development

Nigeria is the seventh most generous country
in the world where people get free phone
airtime from abroad, according to a survey
that wanted to know which nation’s
immigrants send more mobile airtime to
family and friends living in their homeland.
KeepCalling, the company behind
MobileRecharge.com, a provider of telecoms
solutions: mobile recharges (direct top ups,
airtime credit or mobile load), Voice Credit for
calls and SMS, wanted to guage how generous
its customers have been with folks back home,
“no matter where customers are currently
living.”
The study conducted by the telecoms solutions
provider was to further reveal the “Top 10
Most Generous Nations in the World” where
citizens living abroad are more generous and
express their care by sending a mobile top up
back home.
MobileRecharge.com said it took a close look
at its records in order to reveal which nation’s
immigrants send more mobile top ups to
family and friends living in their homeland.
The question asked was simple: which citizens
living abroad are more generous and kind and
express their care by sending a mobile top up
back home?
MobileRecharge is not the only company
interested in people’s generosity level.
The 2013 World Giving Index states the world
became a more generous place than the
previous year. The average percentage of
people donating money, volunteering time and
helping strangers all grew, despite a fall in the
rate of growth of the global economy.
Fortunately, MobileRecharge.com reports show
the same conclusion, the company said
underscoring that love, care and affection can
now be expressed in the currency of phone
airtime.






http://www.technologytimes.ng/nigeria-7th-generous-nation-get-free-phone-airtime/

Emmyk: No single picture?

...Haha wetin u wan take pixture do wen source don alredy dey....Oya take am Lumia 735

Apple is preparing to give its products a much
needed update with the announcement of the
upcoming iOS 8 software update. According to
Apple, iOS 8 is the biggest iOS release ever
and will be aimed at spicing things up for
developers as well as consumers.
While the previous software update brought
significant changes, the latest version
promises to bring more features to the table.
According to Apple, iOS 8 will be compatible
with the iPhone 4S, second-generation iPads
and later models, which will include the iPad
Mini and iPad Mini with Retina display.
Additionally, the fifth-generation iPod Touch
will be included in the iOS update process.
Apple’s latest devices the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus
will ship with iOS 8 at launch.
The latest update will ship with Apple’s new
health app, which essentially serves as a hub
for health and fitness information recorded by
devices.
Apple has also provided developers with
deeper access and more tools. Developers will
gain access to new keyboard options and even
more ways to share their content. Apple also
revealed that users will be able to use iCloud
and Touch ID in ways never seen before.
Apple has also stated that iOS 8 will be
packed with new productivity, security
and device management features. iOS 8 is set
to release on the September 17th, 2014.




http://www.itnewsafrica.com/2014/09/apples-ios-8-is-on-the-way/

Microsoft Corporation has announced a new
range of Nokia Lumia smartphones with new
offerings that include the Lumia 830, Lumia
735 and Lumia 730 dual SIM smartphones .
The new smartphones run Windows Phone 8.1
operating system, bringing industry-leading
imaging technology to more affordable price
levels, according to the company.
“Our strategy is to help people do more with
stunning products that unite and showcase
the best of Microsoft’s digital work and life
experiences,” said Chris Weber, corporate vice
president of Mobile Devices Sales at Microsoft.
“The Lumia 830, Lumia 735 and Lumia 730
Dual SIM combine popular Microsoft services
such as Skype, Microsoft Office and OneDrive
with amazing Lumia innovations in design
and imaging to bring experiences that people
value, at prices they can afford.”
According to Microsoft, the Lumia 830
captures high-quality images and videos, day
or night, with a 10-megapixel PureView
camera with ZEISS optics, Rich Recording and
the thinnest optical image stabilization
system to date on a Lumia.
It also comes with pre-loaded Microsoft Office
Mobile. Lumia 830 will be available globally
this month at N69,340 before taxes and
subsidies.
The Lumia 730 Dual SIM and Lumia 735 let
you easily capture and share more with wide-
angle, front-facing cameras and a slim
pocketable style. They come with a front-
facing, wide-angle, 5-megapixel camera,
suitable for Skype video calls.
Lumia 730 Dual SIM and Lumia 735 also
feature a 2220 mAh battery, 8 GB of internal
storage and 15 GB of free OneDrive storage.
The Lumia 730 Dual SIM will be priced at the
equivalent of N41,800 before taxes and
subsidies, while the Lumia 735 with LTE/4G
and wireless charging support will be priced
around N46,900 before taxes and subsidies.
Both smartphones will be available globally
this month, according to the makers.





http://www.technologytimes.ng/microsoft-rolls-new-nokia-lumia-smartphones/

Maxtel MX-3, a new entrant phone brand
promoted by a team of Nigerian investors has
made a market debut to battle for stakes in
the vibrant telecoms market with its unique
proposition of a “world class phone” less than
₦4000 price tag.
Iyke Nwosu, lead promoter of the consortium
behind the Nigerian phone brand and
Chairman, Phone and Allied Products Dealers
Association of Nigeria (PAPDAN), told
Technology Times that the first batch of
Maxtel MX-3 were just released into Ikeja
Computer Village, the nation’s leading
technology market cluster, as part of pre-
launch plans “to test the market.”
He confirmed that the dual-SIM Maxtel MX-3
will sell below ₦4000 per unit to put an
affordable phone that features all the top
applications loved by mobile phone users “in
the hands of Nigerians” and also compete
with the leading global brands.




http://www.technologytimes.ng/nigerian-dual-sim-phone-maxtel-mx-3-makes-market-debut-below-₦4000/

According to statistics released by search
engine giant, Google, the search for Ebola and
related searches about it on the search engine
rose to a record-breaking 2000% in the last
one week.
The outbreak of the deadly epidemic in some
West African countries including Nigeria,
Liberia and Sierra Leone is giving people
major concern leading to searches like “Ebola”,
“Ebola in Nigeria”, “Ebola symptoms” and
“what is Ebola” on Google.
According to Google, the highest volume of
searches for the epidemic came from Liberia.



http://www.technologytimes.ng/ebola-search-google-spike-2000/

Most smartphones running on Android’s latest
OS, KitKat are sold in the $400 to $700 price
range, so when we heard about the less than $
100 smartphone that runs on Google’s latest
operating system, it really got our attention.
The device, which is currently being retailed for
N13,999 exclusively on Jumia, is a 5-inch IPS
capacitive touchscreen smartphone with a
1GB RAM, 8GB HDD (expandable to 32GB with
microSD card) and powered by a 1.3GHz
Quad‐Core Cortex A7 processor.
With a 5.0MP back camera and a 0.3MP
front-facing camera, the dual-SIM InnJoo i1
sports a battery capacity of 1900mAh, and
supports 2G, 3G (WCDMA), WiFi, and
Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity.
The Innjoo i1 was developed by InnJoo
Technology, a Chinese phone manufacturer
based in the United Arab Emirates.
Tags: Innjoo, Innjoo I1



http://gearloy.com/2014/08/04/innjoo-i1-a-sub-100-android-kitkat-os-smartphone-launches-in-nigeria/

A new dating site has gone live in Nigeria.
Linda.com.ng was launched by two former
employees of Rocket Internet in Africa.
According to the dating site, the website is
intended to be Nigeria’s very own Match.com.
The Founders ran a beta version of the site
back in June 2014, and according to them,
the up and coming dating site received a huge
number of positive responses from users.
Speaking on the reason for launching a dating
site in a country where over 30% of its
population accesses the internet daily, the
Founder of Linda, Jimi Akinleye said: “Every
single person in the country wants to connect
with a member of the opposite sex. They do
this because they believe such a connection
would lead to a long lasting relationship.
Often times, it leads to marriages. We want to
be the bridge for this level of interaction. We
want to be the go-to place for meeting new
people, starting new relationships that would
be long lasting and could also lead to
marriage.”
According to the Founders, there are plans to
roll-out a couple of packages to increase
matches and engagement among users.
New members can signup for free; however,
there are plans to create premium packages.

ECC, a US-based company, has announced a deal with the University College Hospital (UCH) Ibadan Board of Management for the first phase of a development project to finance, design, construct, and operate and maintain a new, state-of-the-art Cancer Institute in Ibadan, Nigeria.

Under the first of the four-phase project, ECC will conduct feasibility studies and prepare scoping documents and funding applications, the US company announced.

UCH Ibadan intends to finance and develop the Cancer Institute using funding from Export-Import Bank and other financial institutions, according to the statement.

ECC says that the Cancer Institute will be an innovative, holistic diagnostic center, including oncological screening, diagnosis, treatment, prevention, training, and research.

The UCH Ibadan Cancer Institute is estimated to be completed within two years.

“Medical infrastructure and accessibility are critical steps in leading the fight against disease throughout Africa,” ECC’s President & CEO, Manjiv S. Vohra, PE, DBIA said.  “UCH Ibadan and its new Cancer Institute will provide premier oncological services, touching the lives of millions of people and their families affected by cancer. We are proud to lead the development of this ground-breaking institution.”

Temitope Oluwagbenga Alonge, Chief Medical Director, UCH Ibadan, who represented the Board of Management during the signing, said that “Cancer is a leading cause of death at UCH Ibadan. Accurate diagnosis of cancer is germane to targeted treatment modalities. Our partnership with ECC, a world-class, renowned, and reputable company, will no doubt ensure a more accurate diagnosis, and by extension, appropriate and targeted treatment of cancers, as well as offer opportunities for cutting-edge research and the development of protocols in UCH, Nigeria, and the West African sub-region.”

ECC teamed with strategic partners General Electric Healthcare and Health Technologies International to develop the Cancer Institute. Additionally, a major component of the project involves building capacity of the local workforce, according to the US company.

“ECC invests heavily in building relationships with local Nigerian partners who will play a pivotal role in the development of the Cancer Institute,” added Vohra.

In many parts of Nigeria, the heat could be unbearable especially during the dry season. As a result, most people who want to use air conditioners would need a high capacity generator, since electric power supply is mostly epileptic.

That’s why LG Electronics is introducing its latest Residential Air Conditioning (RAC) which meets the demands of customers who want to use Air Conditioners in Nigeria with small capacity generators.

Specially designed for Nigerian market, the LG GEN COOL Inverter V Air Conditioner comes with benefits such as affordability, energy efficiency and durability. The AC allows you to save running cost by maximum 40% through LG advanced inverter V technology, offers about 75% generator size reduction with Gen mode and provides stronger and wider protection.

Unlike the conventional AC (i.e ON/OFF types) which requires a big-sized generator to start the AC due to their high start-up electric power, LG’s GEN COOL Inverter V AC can be started with smaller generators due to LG’s innovative inverter technology. In accordance with LG, for the normal mode 1HP AC needs 1.5 KVA generator while 1.5 HP requires 1.7KVA and 2HP needs 2.2KVA.

Thus, the LG GEN COOL Inverter V Air Conditioner comes with the GEN Mode which allows for the use of small capacity generator in areas where electric supply is insufficient, eliminating the need for a large generator. So with the AC’s GEN Mode feature, you can minimize startup electric requirements.



Users who desire to use AC with lower capacity other than the above mentioned generator types can choose Gen- Mode on remote control (for 1HP- 0.9KVA; 1.5HP- 1.1KVA; 2.0HP- 1.5KVA); but in the case of Gen-Mode, the power performance goes down by around 30%.

“Going with our notion of Africa at heart we introduced products with local relevance. Starting with Plasma, Titan AVS, Mosquito Away air-conditioners & our latest energy-efficient solution, the GEN COOL Inverter V AC, which allows 1HP AC to run on small capacity generators of 0.9 KVA with Gen Mode .This air conditioner comes with Eco-friendly refrigerant -R410A”, says Mr. Deog Jun Kim, Managing Director of LG Electronics West Africa.
The AC also performs well regardless of electricity supply issues or extreme outdoor temperatures. It also features an upgraded power circuit board (PCB) and corrosion-resistant technologies that ensure greater operational longevity.

“LG’s GEN COOL Inverter V offers Nigerian consumers efficiency, cost saving and durability,” said General Manager, Air Conditioning and Energy Solutions, LG Electronics West Africa operations, Mr. Junhwa Jeong. “Thanks to the innovative GEN Mode, our latest air conditioner can work effectively when being run off a small capacity generator. Not even high outdoor temperatures or power grid failure can prevent this impressive model from providing strong, reliable cooling. LG will continue to meet the needs of the African RAC market with a comprehensive range of residential solutions.”

Unlike many other residential air conditioners, the GEN COOL Inverter V works well when powered by a small capacity generator. The GEN Mode, which utilizes LG’s inverter Hz control technology, reduces the voltage necessary for startup and reliable operation. As a result, the GEN COOL Inverter V is able to run on 60 to 70 percent less electricity than most conventional models.



LG’s new RAC solution for Nigeria combines excellent functionality with dependability and rugged durability. An upgraded power circuit board (PCB) is responsible for the air conditioner’s wide 145V to 350V operational range. It also enables the GEN COOL to cope with power surges of up to 500V. Meanwhile, the double powder coating and Platinum Fin protect the compressor from wear and corrosion, which in turn contributes to greater operational longevity.

According to Mr. Mohammed Fouani, Managing Director, Fouani Nigeria Limited,

“Customers who value durability, stability and powerful performance will find the LG GEN COOL Inverter V as the perfect addition to their apartments. The air conditioner reduces indoor temperatures fast; sending out a large volume of 18 degrees Celsius airflow for 30 minutes. The GEN Mode allows the air conditioner to operate effectively when powered by a small capacity generator, even at a capacity as low as 2KVA.”
Effective at combating the relentless Nigerian heat, the tremendous cooling capabilities of the GEN COOL Inverter V, no doubt delivers supreme comfort. With the Jet Cool function activated, LG’s RAC sends out a cool blast of 18 degrees Celsius airflow for a period of 30 minutes; drastically reducing the indoor temperature in almost no time at all.

With the unveiling of the new LG GEN COOL Inverter V, LG Electronics has once more indicated its commitment to continually develop efficient, effective and highly durable air conditioning solutions tailored to the needs of consumers in Nigeria.