Why?

Eberex:


But it doesn't support hotspot services. Thats my problem with Glo Blackberry services. Whereas i use my hotspot on my airtel

Am using a bb10 so I use my hotspot all d time...no mor modem...

Sack in view

Eberex:


And here i'm using airtel 1.9gb at N1,500. How much for the glo

Ur 1k bros...only

Eberex:


And here i'm using airtel 1.9gb at N1,500. How much for the glo

Just ur 1k o...Shekina

Eberex:


did you say 3.7gb?

Yes

Hmmmmmmmm

Present...

Eberex:


Abeg whats the best blackberry plan for Glo. i plan to migrate to their service

Its bbcmonth to 777...3.7gb...works on bb10 sef...

Why?

indigene:

Google has been on course getting there, on free internet access transmission test across New Zealand, and Pacific Asia, hope they will launch Africa continent too

That means na to go asia be that na...internet is expensive in nigeria...except for d BlackBerry plan on glo...odas dey mess up...

That means na to go asia be that na...internet is expensive in nigeria...except for d BlackBerry plan on glo...odas dey mess up...

X

Need free internet...

........was here...

Okay na....

Include me in the fight....

Okay...KlinsBank

The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) has cautioned filling station owners and other oil marketers against activities of fake DPR officials defrauding unsuspecting businessmen.

The DPR spokesman, Mohammed Saidu, gave the advice in an interview with NAN on Sunday in Abuja.



According to him, there is a desperate attempt by some fraudsters to extort oil marketers and tarnish the integrity of the department.

Saidu said some fraudulent persons had capitalised on the fuel scarcity situation to defraud some unsuspecting marketers, adding that this caused overpricing of fuel in some areas.

“The outcome of this scarcity has caused us a lot where people now parade themselves and go to filing stations extorting money from marketers in the name of DPR.”

He said the fraudsters were going around filling stations to deceive the marketers that they could sell at any amount they wanted as long as they settled them.

“That is why we are still having this problem of over pricing in some of the suburb areas within the Federal Capital Territory.”

Saidu called on marketers to be wary of fraudsters that claimed to be DPR officials who go to filling stations to extort money.

He, however, explained that DPR officers on assignment always go with official vehicles clearly marked as `DPR`.

Saidu stressed that all marketers are supposed to know this because “we don’t allow our officials to go to filing stations with their personal vehicles.

“No DPR officer will go out on an official assignment without hanging his or her identity card and once you are not with your identity card, you are not representing DPR,” he said.

He said the fraudsters did not even stop at that but also created a parallel website with that of the DPR, claiming that DPR was recruiting for ExxonMobil.

He said they went to the extent of collecting money from some unsuspecting Nigerians.

“They created an account where such monies are paid to and we have a lot unsuspecting Nigerians who came with tellers claiming to come and get their money back.

“There were a lot of fake appointment letters from Chevron, Mobil and so on.

“We want to warn Nigerians that before they deal with DPR, make sure you are dealing with the right official by identifying himself.”

He said that DPR had written to all the multinational companies and issued a counter claim, adding that part of it was meant to sensitise Nigerians on how to deal with those fraudsters.

“Meanwhile, we are working closely with relevant security agencies to track and bring to book all those behind these nefarious activities,” said the spokesman.

http://www.nigerianeye.com/2015/06/dpr-alerts-public-on-fraudsters.html?m=1

Okay....

Lolz....i like the pic.....

I don't know if its what am thinking sha...creating room for new inmates...


President Muhammadu Buhari has directed state governors across the country to ensure the reduction of the number of prison inmates in their various states.

Kaduna State Governor Malam Nasir el-Rufai, who disclosed this while on a working visit to the Kaduna convict prison, said the president’s directive was in the spirit of decongesting the prisons across the country.

El-Rufai said, “Our leader, President Muhammadu Buhari, has directed all governors to visit prisons and ensure that we reduce to the barest minimum those that have spent many years awaiting trial in our courts.


“It is injustice for a person to be kept for a long time in the name of awaiting trial. This is why President Buhari directed all governors to undertake such visits so that, working together with the Ministry of Justices and the Prison authorities, we’ll ensure we do something about it.”

He assured that the state government, despite its financial challenges, would do its best to ensure that the people prison for wrong reasons and are awaiting trial get justice.

Receiving the governor, the state controller of prison, Mr. Abubakar Garba, noted that the convict prison, established in 1915 with the capacity of 547, is now housing over 1,000 inmates.

Disclosing that about 114 inmates were condemned criminals, with 11 of them citizens of Kaduna State, he appealed to the governor to commute the death sentences of 11 inmates of Kaduna State origin to life imprisonment. He also revealed that the prison had only two functional vans for conveying about 800 awaiting trial inmates, which he said, portends danger to people of the state.

http://www.nigerianeye.com/2015/06/buhari-directs-governors-to-decongest.html?m=1

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Warris this?

Incase....

Sar wetin?

Was here

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Ask Gej...he will twll you how he proved his to mama peace...

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Booked or....

Booked or......

Just like bank phb ba?