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Soon enough personal computers will no longer be personal. This revolution, this change in the way we relate to our computer is sneaking up on us without us seeing it or being aware of it. It will affect us in one way or the other, after the storm is over we will never view our personal computers the way we do now. Nothing will be personal about computer again and every personal computer will become a terminal, though a useful one.
Indeed computers are personal to the owners or users. On arrival in your homes, shops or office, they arrived with nothing but basic software plus the generally needed drives. No personal or industrial applications or software. Like a new-born’s mind “tabula rasa”, they came blank. Then we load them up with software and applications that appeals to us and useful for our work, thus we create a computer in our image. Engineers load their computers with all engineering software they can think off, Fashion designers, mechanics, architects, bankers, accountants, music producers and everyone that has a reason to use a computer loads it with their industry software. It is this customization, that every laptop, every desktop pass through that makes them personal computers.
But two developing sectors in the computer industry is gradually facing out personal computer and rending them into a terminal. In two or three year’s time, your treasured personal computer will be an access point and nothing about that computer will ever again be personal. For a long time, cloud storage has been in existence but has played the back fiddle until now. Cloud storage is the storage of digital data and information on remote servers that can be access from any internet enable computer.
Cloud storage according to some started in 1960 with Joseph C. R. Licklider’s effort on ARPANET to connect people with data at any point in time and place. While others pointed at CompuServe offer of a disk space to its customers in 1983. Whatever and whenever cloud storage starts, the truth of the matter is that cloud storage is becoming an industry standard. And in Nigeria, we have the Central Security Clearing System, CSCS that launched commercial Digital Storage and Retrieval system sometimes back around 2005-2006c.
With the growth and development of cloud storage, it gave birth to cloud computing. Thus, the days of personally owning software might be over. Cloud computing enables business and person have access to application without having it installed on their system, which means you don’t have to install any word processing application on your system before you can use them. Visualize it like this, you buy a new computer whether desktop or laptop without any need to install any program. No adobe reader, no word processing, CAD or VLC yet you can use or have access to all of them online.
What is bringing this lifestyle change to Nigeria is nothing more than cheap and faster internet service. It is no longer news that 4G-lite internet service has landed on the shore of our country, the only news is that we have not realize the potent power packed with the service. That service will quickly grow the cloud storage and computing in Nigeria faster than we anticipated, it will give access to rapid growth in video calling and it will render our lives more virtual than ever before. Already, a crop of Nigerians lived and worked virtually online. If ever you can’t see me in person – find me online, virtually yours Ola Pat.

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Shomolu-Bariga is set to produce its first known professional boxer on October 2nd, 2016 at the National stadium

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https://communemag..com.ng/2016/03/i-was-lure-into-boxing-bariga-big-boy.html
https://communemag..com.ng/2016/02/kabiru-towolawi-returns-to-ring.html

By Aisha Abdul-Lateef

As the city of Shomolu-Bariga transformed from an urban centre to a metropolitan city, the fortune of this educational city is also growing in other critical endeavour. One of the city big boy, Kabiru Towolawi alias Kaybee will be featuring in the GOTV night 9 boxing show on October 2nd, 2016 at the Indoor Sport Hall of the National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos.

CommuneMagazin, CM reported the return of Kaybee to amateur boxing in January 2016, where he won his returned match at the monthly Lagos Boxing Hall of Fame, LBHF. Before his return to the ring, the Hotel Manager had tried his hand on promoting football club. In an interview with CM in March, Kaybee reiterated his purpose of coming back to boxing, '' My aspiration is to move to the professional level''.
KB Godson, as he was known in the boxing arena will be fighting in the professional category for the first time in his Eight years career as a boxer at the GOTV Boxing Night. The GOTV Boxing Night is the 9th edition organized by Flykite Promotions. This edition will feature KB Godson in a six rounds fight against Man MOPOL (Emmauel Igwe) in the National Light Heavyweight Challenge. Main alight will be the fight between Fijaborm of Nigeria vs Raphael Kwabena of Ghana, Joe Boy (Nigeria) vs Richard Awenfu (Ghana), others are Jagaban vs Coded Man, Omo Iya Eleja against Lion, Madevex vs Great Jude and ID Cabasa vs Fighting Policeman.

Always Boxing Club, ABC coach, Prince Tajudeen Kazeem AKA Always who oversees the boxer's training said the club is determined to put the name of Shomolu-Bariga on the boxing map of the world and not relent in his effort to make boxing in Shomolu-Bariga the envy of other Local Government. The coach, who won the Best Coach of the Year Award in 2015 called on residents of Shomolu-Bariga to come out en masse to support their own. '' I implore people of this community to come to come out and support us. We can really do with their supports. Please come out on the 2nd of October to the National Stadium to encourage and cheer KB Godson to sure victory. We have Jerseys for our supporters to announce the arrival of our first professional boxer in Shomolu-Bariga. ''

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The role played by every community member adds either to the growth or decline of such community. Every community has within its fold people obsessed with his growth and development and also people bent on bringing it to ruin. Commune Magazine quest to find people interested in community growth and prosperity led us to Onosanya Street in Ladi-Lak area of Bariga, Lagos just behind Gbagada estate. This community of 36 houses is the only known street in the Ladi-Lak area that operates and maintains a street lighting policy with or without PHCN electricity while the Lagos State Government is still working to implement the Light up Lagos policy. This community has taken the bull by the horn to light up their street in order to reduce crime in their community. Assistant Editor, Ola Pat spoke with Alhaji Tajudeen Gaffar Bello, the Chairman of Onasanya Community Association to find out how they power their street lights and ask other pertinent questions. Excerpt:


Who is Alhaji Taju?
My name is Alhaji Tajudeen Gaffar Bello, I am a printer based in Shomolu. I lived In Onasanya Street and I am the chairman of Onasanya Street Association.

What exactly is the duty of the Association?
We founded the association in order to solve and tackle community issues and problems. For example, when we have electrical issues, bad poles, damage transformer or prolong electrical power outage. It is the association duty to look for solution. In fact, we are representative of the Onosanya community. Recently, we had a bad electrical pole; it was the association that ensures that it was replaced by Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN. When we had a faulty transformer, it was also the association that carried out all the leg work for the replacement.

Your street road is not motorable, is there any plan to have it repaired?
We are still proposing to approach the Local Government to repair our road. It has been like this for a long time. Since, I have been here and that is about 13 years ago. There has never been any attempt to repair the road. It is the residents that make little repairs by sand filling the pot holes especially at the onset of the raining season.

What are the problems your association is grappling with?
Our major problem is the people attitude towards paying their monthly dues. Sometimes, we have to go out late night to be able to meet some of them in the house. We sometime need to get crafty with the sneaky ones. We collect the dues every month mostly during the environmental sanitation. Our major problem is people don’t want to pay.

How do you manage, when people don’t pay their dues?
We have not found a solution yet but we juggle it. We are able to meet out monthly bills especially the security men’s salary with the dues collected. We work hard to ensure that most of the houses on the street pay their dues, so we don’t have to serious cash problem at the end of the month. By the end of the month, with the collected revenue we are able to pay the security men and still have something left to run the generator.

How many security men do you have guiding you street?
We have only three of them.

Your security men are Oodua People’s Congress, OPC members, how do you ensure they don’t molest or victimize community members?
Our security men were provided by Adex and he understands that this is a responsible community that demands responsible security performance. Since, we employed them; they have not taken any untold or unnecessary aggression against anybody. We gave them mode of operation, even if they caught a thief. They are required to inform the Association Executive immediately. Then, we will investigate their claims and charges against the person before handing the person over to the police. For the past five years or there about, we have not had such experience.

What prompt the idea of lighting up your street with or without PHCN power supply?
Necessity is the master of invention. When people are coming in in the night, the community is always in perpetual darkness. Thus, that situation provides petty thieves the opportunity to snatch bags and phones. We thought of ways to lighten up the street. So, we decided to use the accumulated fund left to light up the street. We called an electrician to give us the cost of putting up a sort of street light. He gave us an estimate of 35,000 Naira for about 40 bulbs and wiring involved. We gave him the money to run the wire and put the light bulbs in place. As we are proposing how to buy a generating set, the campaign train of the Lagos House of Assembly came to our community. We have both All Progressive Congress, APC and Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in our community. So, the PDP members brought in PDP candidate, Tolu Ebun. After telling us her plan for the constituency, she asked what she can do for our community and we told her we need a generating set to power our street light, when there is electricity outage. By the second day, APC candidate, Wole Diya had sent our community a generating set, while Tolu’s generating set arrived on the third day. With the generating set out of our list of what to buy, we were now saddled with how to power the generating set every night, because we hardly have electricity supply. We had to call a general meeting to discuss how we are going to fund the running of the generating set. We look at the number of houses in the community, it was about 34 buildings. We decided on powering the generating set with 500 naira fuel per day. That comes to an additional 500 Naira on the monthly due that is payable.

Now that the price of fuel has gone up, how do you do it?
We have not call a general meeting since then but we still maintain the 500 Naira per day fueling. Sometimes, the fuel finish around mid night or 1 am but we make sure that we put the light on around 8pm. By the time fuel finish, most of the street residents are in bed. One of the reasons for the lighting project was to prevent phone and bag snatching in the night from people coming back from work. And that have been achieved because we no longer receive complains of phone and bag snatching again. In fact, the boys that snatch phones and bags gave us a tough time, they kept cutting the wires and we tried as soon as we notice it to immediately effect the repairs.

How did you repay the politicians that donate the generating sets? Did your association endorse a particular party?
We cannot dictate to anybody, it is individual decision to make. When we start doing that we will have a divided community. The community must not campaign for any party in order not to destabilize it.

How do you ensure peace in the community between the different party members?
There cannot be disharmony because we separate community association form party politics. We did not bring politics into community development issues.

How do people get into position in the association?
There are some positions that are only open to people, who are landlords. These positions include Chairman and treasurer while all other positions are open to both landlords and tenants.

What project is your organization embarking on now?
People are not paying well; our next project is to secure the street by mounting a gate. When we mount those gates, it will help enhance our security and the security men will be more effective in their watch.

But, Lagos state government will prefer streets without gates?[b]
It is not that the Lagos State Government don’t want street to be gated because it is to enhance security of the residents. What the State Government is saying is that residents should have easy access to go in and out especially when they have an emergency. And that is not a problem as all our executives are well known and can be easily approach and access.

[b]Is your association affiliated to any CDA?

We are not affiliated to any CDA yet but we are already making that move. I attend CDA meetings at the Bariga LCDA office. Although, we are considering merging with other streets around us to form a new CDA, but these other street associations are still in their infancy. They are not as strong as we are.

Avlov foods Ltd, a food processing and packaging company has concluded plan to host her food processing and packaging seminar at a great discount in celebration of her CEO's birth month. The seminar coming up on September 17th, 2016 at No.3 St. Agnes Street, Yaba has as its theme: A day practical training on food processing, packaging and exporting. CommuneMagazine asked Mrs. Olufunmi Osifowora, a mother of two and the CEO of Avlov Food s Ltd about the upcoming seminar.

Why are you organizing the seminar?
It's to empower people on opportunities around they could tap in to in order to create more employment and to be independent. Majorly, September is my birth month and its my way of giving back to the society especially the young minded ones.

Who is the seminar for?
The seminar is for anyone and everyone who is presently not satisfied with his/her financial status, anyone who wants to earn money in foreign exchange selling and exporting our local food produce and for as many who wants extra source of income.

What will participants gain from attending your seminar?
Participants will be exposed to practical knowledge on processing and packaging different Nigerian food products. Secondly, they will learn how to make the products supermarkets friendly and be given exporting Tips. They will also been show how and where to source for the materials needed for packaging the different products. As part of our effort to empower them, we will show them related food businesses that can be done along side food packaging.

Why is this seminar so special?
This seminar is different from other trainings because I charge 20,000 Naira for my regular trainings but I'm giving this for 7,000 Naira because it is my birth month.

Why should people attend this seminar?
People should attend this seminar because with the present increase in prices of things, so many could rarely feed themselves and family, getting extra source of income is very essential at this period.

Call the Organizers on: 0818 751 5198

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