Phones › Re: Do Smartphones Really Charge Faster In Airplane Mode? by jpphilips(m): 9:32am On Jan 28, 2017 |
Calmzin: If you're a heavy-duty smartphone user — which includes just about everybody these days, since the average Nigerians spends 4.7 hours a day gazing at and tapping that little screen — you know how agonizing it is to have to stop looking at cat videos for a while and plug your phone into a charger to replenish the battery. And some phones can take hours to charge. But you can reduce your separation anxiety a bit by following this tip: While charging, switch your phone to airplane mode, so that the phone won't slow down the process by continually burning energy trying to connect with cell phone towers and plot your location with its GPS function. This trick actually works, and so dependably that mobile provider Verizon recommends it. The reason why is that while your phone is in its regular mode, it's continually trying to signal cell towers and pinpoint your location. And even though your phone most likely has assisted GPS, which calculates your location coordinates using the cellphone network rather than satellites, the function still burns up a lot of juice . That's because the location-finding stops your phone from going into full-on, energy-saving sleep mode. When you switch to airplane mode, you turn off reception of those radio transmissions, and as a result, your phone charges more quickly. When CNET tested the proposition a few years ago, airplane mode shaved four minutes off a phone's charging time in one trial, and 11 minutes in another. You are asking that we cannot recieve calls while charging our phones? |
Politics › Re: Judge Orders FG To Grant Medical Attention To Injured IPOB Detainees. Photo by jpphilips(m): 10:27am On Jan 24, 2017 |
lovat: Overthrow a government by protesting gor self determination
If you want to win a case pray that Nigeria Police prosecute it Even a charge and bail lawyer will make a mincemeat of him. I thought Osibanjo has stopped that practice with the new criminal justice system reform. |
Politics › Re: Reps Fault N145 Fuel Pump Price, Accuses PPPRA Of Fraud by jpphilips(m): 10:16pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
Paentera: N0.30k + N0.84k = N1.14k.
Where's the rest of the N72.86k coming from? NASS should avoid playing to the gallery and provide Nigerians with full disclosure. The head liner sensationalised N1.14 knowing that Nigerians are too dumb to ask the right questions. |
Politics › Re: America's Senator Joe Biden Vs Nigeria's Senators by jpphilips(m): 7:41pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
InyinyaAgbaOku: Angel Gabriel ole? I gasikwa.
No celestial body should be held responsible for that I think I agree!! |
Politics › Re: NNPC Takes Delivery Of Two LPG Carriers(photos) by jpphilips(m): 7:38pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
laudate: There is already a domestic supply obligation in place. NLNG supplies 250,000 MT of cooking gas to the domestic market annually, and even bears half the cost of shipping from its Bonny terminals, to the Lagos LPG coastal depots. Impressive, the last time I heard of it, my source claimed the lifting process have serious challenges, what are they? |
Politics › Re: BREAKINGS: President Buhari To Face Impeachment Over Troops To Gambia by jpphilips(m): 12:10am On Jan 23, 2017 |
PASCHAL28: As a graduate of international studies and diplomacy, i will take this issue bit by bit so that we do not get issues twisted. Secondly, I am not President M Buhari spokesperson, but this opinion is entirely mine. To address this issue, let me take a recourse to section 5 sub section 4 of 1999 constitution as amended, it states that,' (a) the president shall not declare a state of war between the federation and other country except with the sanction of a resolution of both Houses of National Assembly sitting in a joint session, and (b) except with the prior approval of the senate, no member of the Nigeria armed forces should be deployed outside the country for a combat mission. from the above, the president is under obligation to seek approval before the deployment of Nigeria Armed men for internal or external armed combat, war or conflict as the case maybe. However, there is a a rider to section 5 which read thus, notwithstanding the provision of section 5 subsection 4 of this section, the president in consultation with the National Defence Council , may deploy members of the armed forces of the country on a limited combat duty outside Nigeria if he is satisfied that the National security is under threat or danger: provided that the President shall within 7 days of actual combat engagement, seek the consent of the senate and the senate shall within 14 days thereafter give or refuse the consent. Now, from the community reading of the above provisions, it is also clear that the approval of the National Assembly may be sought proactively or retroactively. In other words, the president is at liberty to seek such approval before or after deployment of army, provided he suspects that there is a threat to national security. obviously, that is the question of fact. Another angle to the issue is to examine the rationale or reason for the deployment of the army inside or outside the country. is the deployment for "combat", "war" or "peace keeping"? if the rationale for deployment is for war or combat, then the above provisions will always apply. No doubt about that. if it is for "peace keeping", then it does not seem the President would need the approval of the National Assembly. it can be argued therefore that the president may only need the approval of the National Assembly where He has declared a combat mission or war internally or externally. In that case, it would seem that any deployment for peace keeping such as under the ECOMOG, UN or AU mandate may not require the approval of National Assembly. This is more so there are an extant bilateral or multi lateral agreements, ratified by Nigeria for such joint military action either at regional or global level. By such extant bilateral and multi lateral agreements, there are a number of them such as the ECOMOG Army under the ECOWAS Treaty Of 1975, it would seem that the President already has a blank cheque for deployment from time to time. The only exception here may be where such foreign intervention is a sole Nigeria Expedition. Finally, the President Buhari is under every obligation to respect any treaty, bilateral or multilateral, to which Nigeria is a signatory. ECOWAS Treaty, AU Charter and UN Charter are few examples of such agreements. Nigeria is going to Gambia under ECOMOG which is a creation of ECOWAS treaty. Its goal is purely for peace keeping not for combat. To Me, President Buhari should be encourage to restore Nigeria to continue to play its role as a Big Brother in Africa Politics. International treaties are not binding on Nigeria except when it is domesticated by an act of the national assembly true or false? |
Politics › Re: An IPOB Shot Dead In Port Harcourt by jpphilips(m): 2:45pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
With no document or shred of evidence, you ran to the streets with the belief Trump is behind your struggle.
Uche Mefor who sent you on that show that took your life is in the UK seeping coffee with his family while you gave your life for a lie. In your next life, kindly ask for a better brain, the last one you came with doesn't fit. |
Politics › Re: French Newspaper Reveals Extensive British Espionage On Nigeria by jpphilips(m): 2:41pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
juman: They are wasting their time. 
Instead they should go in and ask directly, they would get the needed answer. Ignorant Africans think any sane country will waste resources spying on Nigeria, the British embassy have our politicians on their pay roll, they report there with our classified documents in exchange for Visa. |
Politics › Re: IPOB Confirms Invitation To Attend Donald Trumps Inauguration by jpphilips(m): 2:26pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
odogwubiafra: Victory for IPOB is nearer than afonjas think. God bless the Israelites(Biafrans).
Nzogbu nzogbu enyimba enyi! You need a brain transplant. |
Politics › Re: Presidency reacts to why pres. Buhari was not invited to Donald Trump's inaugura by jpphilips(m): 10:49am On Jan 22, 2017 |
jidxin: dont say wat u dont know.....he was invited Because a Lunatic like Fayose told you so |
Politics › Re: Presidency reacts to why pres. Buhari was not invited to Donald Trump's inaugura by jpphilips(m): 10:44am On Jan 22, 2017 |
Max24: Are u saying Trump personally wrote his inauguration speech ? Wonders shall never end! Waiting for the day we will have a President that can write his speech. Can't wait to vote out nepotism and incompetence in 2019. In 2019, the intellectual capacity of anyone that wants to rule us must be ascertained through televised debates not just by shouting AAA -FFFFF -CCCC and then becoming President. Never Again ! You don't want to test their stealing proclivities rather you want to test their speech writing prowess, who will blame you when your thought process is so low to formulate a realistic opportunity cost. |
Politics › Re: Presidency reacts to why pres. Buhari was not invited to Donald Trump's inaugura by jpphilips(m): 10:32am On Jan 22, 2017 |
TeamSimple: More than 50 percent of Nigeria Youths don't deserve to be employed in a technical field.. Quote me only if you are guilty 50% is a conservative figure, 90% I must say, extremely ignorant and hopeless, yet we have the highest cable subscriptions in Africa, internet as well, the average youth move around with big phones and empty heads. Very shameful country. |
Politics › Re: IPOB In Solidarity March For Donald Trump by jpphilips(m): 7:33pm On Jan 21, 2017 |
davidif: Oh the ignorance. I have been in shock at the level of disgrace these !diots are bringing upon us. |
Politics › Re: IPOB In Solidarity March For Donald Trump by jpphilips(m): 7:29pm On Jan 21, 2017 |
MrMcJay: Denial is the first stage of grief. Running from Netanyahu to Putin to Obama to Trump.
The truth is that Ipob is a formidable force with massive following in the SE. However, they are led by political illiterates. They have no political exposure, experience or initiative. The ideal thing is to ensure that they elect sincere and Ipob-friendly leaders to represent them at all levels of government and not charlatans like Orji Uzor Kalu and Ekweremadu. Once this is in place, the agitations of Ipob would be of national importance. This is what the Catalans did in Spain.
However, the Ipob clowns are more content with wearing ridiculous costumes and insulting those who disagree with them. IPOB is an organisation of r€tards not only at the leadership level, anyone who believes Nnamdi Kanu a stark jobless illiterate will get him a country by making noise on radio, is an irredeemable f00l. Glad the FG is working on their population, the theory of survival of the fittest must be actualized. We need to reduce the number of f00ls in our population starting with IPOB, when is their next rally? |
Politics › Re: NNPC Takes Delivery Of Two LPG Carriers(photos) by jpphilips(m): 7:16pm On Jan 21, 2017 |
DelGardo: NLNG in Bonny produces and exports LPG so we must not import.
We need the vessels to move gas from NLNG to receiving terminals in Lagos and Calabar though. That should reduce the price of gas locally. An investment of this nature target foreign markets, except the NNPC will have to operate a form of domestic supply obligation. You need to sell LPG in usd to recover investment cost. |
Politics › Re: Trump Solidarity Rally: Pro-Biafra Agitators, Soldiers Clash, Scores Wounded by jpphilips(m): 6:02pm On Jan 21, 2017 |
Adminisher: Let me get this right. A billionaire, white American born into a millionaire family becomes US President and poor, black African young people are losing there lives taking part in an unauthorized rally on the same day young black American and white people are protesting ( without losing their lives) against this same man in his own country that he just assumed Presidency of
Igbo people funny die. IPOB is an organisation of r€tards. |
Politics › Re: Trump Solidarity Rally: Pro-Biafra Agitators, Soldiers Clash, Scores Wounded by jpphilips(m): 5:49pm On Jan 21, 2017 |
Samirana360: If u lik kill all of us, biafra must come..it's imminent....no retreat no surrender Typing from the discomfort of your cave, collect Biafra from Cameroon not Nigeria. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Systematic Stripping Of The Church Under Buhari By Favour Afolabi by jpphilips(m): 1:09pm On Jan 17, 2017 |
TheFreeOne: I have nothing against government taxing religious organizations and neither am I a pastor nor one of those gullible religious followers.
My concerns are for those who placed their trusts in fake religious leaders whose major interests are the extravagant life styles and positions attached to their offices.
However it is dangerous for a secular society like ours to allow either by commission or omission her laws to be stylishly and deceptively aligned majorly to Islamic religion/agenda either sharia, paedophilia, symbols, Kaduna state religious law e.t.c
And I hope you are also aware the sultan of sokoto kicked against gender equality bill but quick to support grazing bill and any other that'll push their agenda. So when some southerners think they are intelligent by supporting certain decisions of government they failed to realise they are mostly foolish by not realising the underbelly moves of certain decisions/actions which are inimical to southern Nigeria.
All I am interested in is a fair and just Nigeria for all and if that is not possible then will it not be sensible to explore true federalism / regionalism or allow those who are willing to opt out of this contraption to do the needful 
But I hope christian leaders will get their acts together for a common cause devoid of selfishness. You almost made sense before you wrote Islamize, the truth is people like you are not enlightened, you rely on dolts like FFK to form baseless opinions that have no realistic tangent, same madness displayed by our SE brothers, truly unfortunate. You may deserve a proper response when you recover from Bigotry shock!! |
Politics › Re: America's Senator Joe Biden Vs Nigeria's Senators by jpphilips(m): 12:13pm On Jan 15, 2017 |
There is something fundamentally wrong with the black man, who knows if the black man was made by Angel Gabriel not God. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Truelly Beautiful, Yes She Is by jpphilips(m): 11:53am On Jan 15, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: "Chibok Girls Were Kept In A Politician's House After Abduction" – Pastor Bulus by jpphilips(m): 10:19am On Jan 12, 2017 |
Litmus: I'm curious, so bear with me here. Was wondering , wouldn't the military have found out through their various intelligence institutions, international intelligence support and so on, if the disappearance of the Chibook girls was orchestrated by some Northern politician or politicians? Remember the military has lost so many rank and file men. The military hierarchy is always interested in political power for themselves -if the opportunity or excuse to do so arises - don't let the current impasse deceive you otherwise. A village girl from Chibok taken to a city (Maiduguri in this case) sees herself in a porsh house will conclude she was brought to a politician, except politicians write their names on their respective homes, I dont seem to phantom how the village girls knew whose house it was. The pastor didn't ask the right questions. |
Politics › Re: On This Day 47 Years Ago, Philip Effiong Announces Biafra Surrender. by jpphilips(m): 9:59am On Jan 12, 2017 |
"I am convinced that the suffering of our people must be brought to an immediate end. Our people are now disillusioned, and those elements of the old government regime who have made negotiations and reconciliation impossible have voluntarily removed themselves from our midst".
This statement is a clear indication that Affiong did not support the violent route, what does he mean by saying they have been removed from our midst? Does that refer to Ojukwu 's Usain bolt? |
Politics › Re: Why Is Petroleum Minister Not Always A Southerner, Like FCT Always A Northerner? by jpphilips(m): 9:33am On Jan 12, 2017 |
Tam david west, Dan Etete, Alison Madueke, Ibe Kachikwu calls the shots in the industry presently are all Northerners? |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Struggling With Prison Warders (Photos) by jpphilips(m): 10:28am On Jan 11, 2017 |
XieXie: I don't see any difference between Igbo's, Biafra, IPOB and even MASSOB they are all one and have a common identity in there desire for self determination. Business have made me travel to the rising Biafran country, In the course of my several business trips, our team stayed with the local people, artisans, designers, traders etc and every point they won't fail to let us know about the Biafran movement. Men, women, Youths and children they have believe in Biafra than the country of nig.
The colours of Biafra are proudly shown, painted on walls, stickers on public transport, magazine Biafra etc.
What I understand in everything I hv seen in the country of nig is that the Nig people have a mighty hatred for the Biafran people. Since that is the case why not have them get there own country.
The international community is taking interest in the Biafran movement, they are also building relationships globally.
With the way the president of the country of nig is staying and people are being killed and is not condemning it. Foreign countries, ours has warned there citizens to be cautious of going to North nig You met the wrong set of igbos, in the east where businesses thrive, there is a beehive of unintelligent and poorly educated igbos they are the pro Biafrans because they have not placed Biafra on an intelligent see saw, same mentality is applicable to igbo traders in the big cities, the kinda Igbos you are yet to meet on that subject are the enlightened professionals who wield influence in Igbo societies. The uneducated will have their say, the elites and erudites will have their way, just watch how those urchins will be annihilated. |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Struggling With Prison Warders (Photos) by jpphilips(m): 10:12am On Jan 11, 2017 |
XieXie: nig obviously have no case against this man. If they have a case against him, why not bring it before the court and provide witnesses to prosecute the case.
Why resort to secrete trial when the president of the nigeria country accused him severaly in public?
OP try and get your facts right, judges don't enter the court room from the public entrance. You claim looks fictional and untrue Bloody illiterate how did you get pictures from a secret trial? A group of nincompoops that can not differentiate a witness protection from secret trial. |
Politics › Re: U.S. Embassy Team Takes On Magu Over DSS Allegations by jpphilips(m): 10:36pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
AfonjasMustDie:
The U.S government is useless and brainless just like Buhari
They don't even have the power to arrest or interfere with any legal issue in another country
Great example is Tinubu who was a drug lord in Chicago, he's still a wanted person in the United States but he's in Nigeria living in a mansion, why can't they arrest him ??
Drunk people The same way Fayose told you Aisha Buhari can not visit the US? So a wanted drug lord in the US can attend the DNC? You will become a year older once you can use what is left of your brain, trust me. |
Politics › Re: U.S. Embassy Team Takes On Magu Over DSS Allegations by jpphilips(m): 10:32pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
bigboss80s: If Magu is guilty of anything, it would be overzealousness and high-handedness. But corruption? I don't think so. Something tells me Abba Kyari has a hand in his travails. The chief of staff who is also a member of the board of NNPC and whose company Sahara Rnergy has been indicted for corruption by the EFCC but still got an oil lifting contract. Who told you Abba Kyari owns Sahara Energy? |
Politics › Re: 'Buhari Let My People Go': IPOB Supporters Storm Abuja Court Today For Kanu by jpphilips(m): 6:15pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
BiafranPound: are you from the Niger delta Is that a question? |
Politics › Re: The Skullcap Nnamdi Kanu & His Partners Wore To Court Today (Photos) by jpphilips(m): 6:14pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
cstr44: Kanu may not be very smart, i agree. He is not playing the game well.There are thousands of highly functional igbo social engineers and great political thinkers in ivy league universities of europe and america that would turn his movement into something much more than a child's play. But he is smarter than a lot of Nigerians including you. Atleast, he is smart enough to know when he sees a hopeless situation. That is much more than i can say for the overwhelming proportion of Naijerians including you. Anybody chanting one naijeria is not intelligent, or may even be suffering from a sort of psychosis. Atleast only a psychotic individual would be chanting one naijeria in the midst of intolerable social entropy and madness. The moment i see any individual telling me one naijeria either online or offline, i just lose interest in whatever the nitwit has to say. wow!! His sub intelligence landed him in Kuje prisons and you compare him with me? how can you compare life and death? One Nigeria is a fraud according to block heads like you, Zik's one Nigeria gave birth to the first Igbo presidency with no one in prison and no shot fired, Kanu has not started yet IPOB has recorded several deaths of igbo sons and daughters yet you wont lend him a skull? Low IQS flock together trust me!! |
Politics › Re: 'Buhari Let My People Go': IPOB Supporters Storm Abuja Court Today For Kanu by jpphilips(m): 5:25pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
BiafranPound: remember how our fathers dealt with Nigeria army? that's what we'll do and this time we'll make sure that 16 countries won't come to help Nigeria this time, it's man to man , No cheating! Good thing we're all over the world your fathers dealt with Nigeria yet you have £20 and Kwashiokor to show for your victory, genius. |
Politics › Re: 'Buhari Let My People Go': IPOB Supporters Storm Abuja Court Today For Kanu by jpphilips(m): 4:39pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
phynofino: Biafra or death! fff all afonjas and any osu igbo that doesnt support Biafra You sons and daughters of slaves. Nnamdi Kanu is just one of the millions ready to lay down their life, very soon keep mocking us We will go the niger delta way and bomb everything in south west! Yolubas are the real enemies they want us in Nigeria for their selfish reasons, I no want be Nigerian is it by force everywhere tribalism look at yourba artistes no talent but they play them and support them over our better talented brothers if Igbo musicians tell you what they see at the hands of yourba people eh, same thing in business everywhere , You hate the Igbos and they want to leave you still mourn .. dirty smelly amala and ewedu eating asswipes. I HATE YOURBAS MORE THAN HAUSA THEY ARE THE REAL PROBLEM ! AWOLOWO ONYE OWOH BETRAYED OJUKWU AFTER BEEN SET FREE FROM CALABAR PRISIONS IDIOTA
dont worry mark my words Im saving up money and contacts to form a militant arm that is Pro Biafra! We will make life unbearable for you Yorubas the real demons of Nigeria No go find work, Anuohia!! If you want Biafra go and collect it from Cameroon not Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: 'Buhari Let My People Go': IPOB Supporters Storm Abuja Court Today For Kanu by jpphilips(m): 4:33pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
BiafranPound: that'll be another story for another day, I have ijaws here with me who know why Niger delta was deceived by Nigeria during that war. They said they'll do anything to correct their fathers mistake again by doing the support for Biafra The same Niger delta guys bombing igbo assets in the creek? Nigeria decieved their fathers in 66, they are decieving you in 2017. |