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here is a brief summary of MTN's terms and conditions that contain some mistakes. can you identity them?

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seriously, I don't know who is more idiotic. Play store ; there are now over 20 new fake BBM apps that have reappeared again or the thousands that are still downloading them.

while on the issue of books, I seriously recommend you look for UseYourMemory by TonyBuzan. I use to have difficulty remembering anything that I read in the last 24hrs but applying the methods in the book, I can do a presentation on a topic I glanced through 3 weeks ago with a recall rate of 93-97%. use the same methods I posted to search for the book.

@ BlackBaron, thanks for the link. let me give you something. check for general downloader on the app store, go to filecrop. finally, sign up to 4shared and use the desktop mode. you are given more search results than when you don't sign up.

raynold: leo, 4ller anyone at all, pls I need a website or android app I'll be able to download ebooks from..

you have to be more specific; what topics are you interested in?

check this guy's post.

Mine too. It has been "setting up
BBM" since the day River Niger was
discovered! Someone needs to help
out here please

lol. I'm having fun going through the phone section. suddenly, there's a lot of phones for sale . I wonder why?

adaobi123: 12 hours late

Lol.hahaha. you killed me with that post. did you download all of the fake ones.
just got word that blackberry is having technical issues with the app and servers. therefore, the official app is not yet ready and the servers are offline, for now.

that's odd, mine has stopped working.

alternatively, search the phone thread of nairaland. more than 12 guys posted the link to the app

GOODNESS!! within the span of one hour 7 fake BBM apps appeared in playstore. look and read very carefully before you download anything

by the way, the fake BBMs are all malwares. apart from telling you to rate the fake app with 5 star, activate droidwall and log the ip addresses it trys to connect to. do a "who is" on the address

ciphoenix: If you use a lot of abbreviations, it won't be. Else, it's faster. For me though.

In other news the Oppo N1 is set to be Cyanogenmod's "nexus". Great move by Steve and Koush

Yippee. was watching the cyanogen stuff on youtube when the guy announced that they had gotten a hardware partner. by the way, has anyone ever touched an Oppo before? I have never seen the phone

a friend of mine sent this link to me. felt it might be beneficial for anyone that require it's services

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2317790

are you sure they are flaws or were intentionally done? so anyone ( including NSA) can get access to your finger print if you know how. no wonder the Germans were advocating that no one working in sensitive government facilities should get the new iphone.

adaobi123: BBM will be available this Saturday for Android users and Sunday for Ios

will only utilize it if you give me your needle. or is it pin?

in other news, I'm tinkering with xpi files, trying to figure out why one will install and the other doesn't. here's what I do.

download a file from firefox, change .xpi to .zip, extract, copy out the install.rdf file, change .rdf to .txt then open it with a word processor.

why am I doing this?

firefox has a ton of wonderful pluggins but firefox mobile reminds me of Windows mobile : promising on the outside but boring in the inside. so far all I see are scripts in the files, nothing spectacular. it might work with some tweaking.

Has anyone noticed this before? Install google chrome or Firefox Mobile on your phone. Use it for a few minutes. Don't download, bookmark or save any page. Now recall when downloading it the file size was 25MB. Go to settings, manage app and check on the file size again.

At about 8:15pm on 8 September,
Bishop David Oyedepo, founder of
Living Faith Church Worldwide,
alias Winners’ Chapel, was in
Abeokuta to meet with Governor
Ibikunle Amosun of Ogun State.
The meeting was facilitated by
former president Olusegun
Obasanjo, whom Oyedepo
contacted to reach out to Amosun.
The governor was said to be
seething over the latest
controversy involving Oyedepo and
his church.
Two days earlier, some members
of the church assaulted a team of
officials of the Ogun State Ministry
Of Urban and Physical Planning,
who had gone to the church’s
headquarters in Ota to serve
building inspection notices, as
well as two journalists attached to
Ogun State Television.
Peter Falomo, a reporter, and
Lekan Egunjobi, a cameraman,
were the worst hit. A statement
issued by Yusuph Olaniyonu, Ogun
State Commisioner for Information
and Strategy, said the journalists
were savagely beaten, their
camera seized, the recording
deleted and the camera damaged
before it was released. Olaniyonu
alleged that Oyedepo was present,
watching the assault as though it
was a spectator sport. “The
assault was witnessed by the
Head Pastor of the Church, Bishop
David Oyedepo, who equally was
visibly angry at the decision of the
officials to attempt to carry out
their statutory duties in his church
premises,” said Olaniyonu. The
commissioner added that Oyedepo
repeatedly spewed insults at the
officials and asked why they
imagined they had the licence to
regulate building of structures for
commercial purposes in his
church premises.
Aside from the journalists, two
officials of the ministry were also
wounded by church members,
who denied the team access to
the church premises. The victims
were taken to the General Hospital
in Ota, where they were treated
and subsequently discharged. The
church authorities are said to have
severally ignored invitations to
meetings of the Stakeholders
Forum, set up by the government,
for organisations in the state to
discuss with the government
issues like physical planning and
taxation regulations.
General Manager, Ogun State
Urban and Physical Planning
Board, Mr. Stephen Adewolu, who
led the team of officials, accused
the church authorities of acting as
though they were above the law.
“No organisation can carry on as
if it is above the law. We have
information that the people in that
church are just building structures
indiscriminately without building
approval, without necessary
environmental impact assessment
reports and they are violating
planning laws and regulations,”
Adewolu said.
It was the second assault on
government officials by Oyedepo’s
followers in as many days. A day
before, officials of the Ogun State
Internal Revenue Service, OGIRS,
who visited the church premises
to effect the payment of
outstanding taxes were similarly
attacked. According to officials of
the agency, the outstanding taxes,
which cover a seven-year period,
are owed by Kingdom Heritage
Nursery School, owned by
Oyedepo’s church and located
within its headquarters. The tax
owed is put at less than N2
million. “What they owe is below
two million naira. It is from 2003
to 2010. We have sent several
notices to them. The first one was
in 2010, followed by that of 2011
and the last was in May 2013. Our
men were explaining to them when
some personnel, including their
legal officer and accountant, came
out and in the course of
discussion, our men were beaten
blue black and our equipment
were destroyed,” explained OGIRS
Chairman, Mr. Jide Odubanjo.
At a press conference a day after
the assault, the state government
showed a video of the attack on
OGIRS officials and subsequent
detention of journalists for three
hours by staff of the school. The
video was recorded on the sly by
a government official with a
mobile phone and later
downloaded on DVD. The detained
staff were released following the
intervention of the Divisional
Police Officer of Onipanu in Ota
Division. Odubanjo said the
service is legally empowered to
access and inspect financial
records in the premises of any
business located within the state.
He explained that the recent
inspection was part of the
government’s drive to ensure
compliance with tax laws and
enforcement efforts. Odubanjo
added that the visit to the
church’s headquarters became
necessary in view of the fact that
the authorities of the church had
ignored reminders to pay up.
Muyiwa Adejobi, Public Relations
Officer of the Ogun State Police
Command, said the matter will be
investigated. Ogun State Attorney-
General and Commissioner for
Justice, Mrs. Abimbola Akeredolu,
said her ministry is studying the
facts on the two incidents with a
view to fashioning an appropriate
legal response.
Before the meeting with Oyedepo,
Amosun was said to have met with
some key officials of his
government, including heads of
law enforcement agencies, and
taken a decision to seal off the
premises of the church last
Monday. The decision was,
however, leaked to the church, a
development that pushed Oyedepo
to seek Obasanjo’s assistance in
getting through to the governor.
At the meeting with Oyedepo, said
sources, Amosun did not conceal
his disgust at the conduct of
Oyedepo’s followers. A source at
the meeting said Oyedepo pleaded
for leniency, but the governor said
the church must pick the hospital
bills of the victims and replace all
the damaged equipment. The
governor was also said to have
insisted that law must take its
course in the matter.
Sources told TheNEWS that five of
those involved in the attack on
government officials have been
arrested by the police and may be
slammed with charges based on
their statements to the police.
“Without prejudice to the facts on
ground and with the video
evidence we have just watched,
they may likely be charged for
false imprisonment and assault,”
said Akeredolu, Commissioner for
Justice.
When TheNEWS visited the
church’s headquarters, a pastor
that refused to give his name
confirmed that Oyedepo met with
the governor. He explained that
the preacher agreed to pick the
medical bills of the victims and
pay for the damaged equipment.
He also said church officials
involved in the violence will be
sanctioned on release from police
detention. The pastor, however,
denied the government’s claim
that Oyedepo was present when
government officials were being
molested and branded the authors
of such claim as mischievous.
But a regional pastor, who prefers
to be anonymous, told this
medium that church officials that
attacked OGIRS officials did so
based on the conviction that the
church has been sensitive to the
needs of its host community and
is thus entitled to a tax-exempt
status. He said this was conveyed
to OGIRS officials who, rightly,
were unimpressed.
Just like the Ogun State
government, the British authorities
have also developed an interest in
Oyedepo, whose church in Britain
has received an estimated £16
million in tithes from followers
between 2008 and 2013. Of this
sum, according to a recent report
in The Guardian of London, over
£1 million has been funnelled into
the church’s operation in Nigeria,
the reason for which the Charity
Commission of England and Wales
is scrutinising the church’s
finances. The commission is a
non-ministerial department that
functions as the regulator and
registrar of charities in England
and Wales. Last month, The
Guardian reported that the Charity
Commission was investigating
allegations that charitable funds
that accrued to Oyedepo’s church
have been misapplied.

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TOUCH NOT MY ANOINTED

END TIME THINGS

MAN OF GOD

DO NOT JUDGE

LIES LIES LIES
did I cover it all?

He that has ear, let him hear

By the way, where can I download the video

Also, if its not true why did he agree to foot the bill?

lynxnoon: guys good news
http://blog.gsmarena.com/bbm-coming-to-android-and-ios-as-early-as-this-week/

Not really feeling this BBM on android stuff. Not much of a chat person myself: my whatsapp is usually dormant. I'm more interested in how the app connects to their servers on android.

I so enjoyed this writeup. Please educate others about the beauty of Nigeria when you go back to your country.

bigboa: @Leo: try uploading openwrt or dd-wrt firmware on a d-link, tp-link or linksys router and that should do the trick. Heck, you could even go cloud by plugging a 500gb to the thing and serving files from hfs although that's a bit tricky.

interesting. I think I would look into that as a hobby. can you recommend a specific router and the cost? I'm interested in routers that have sim card module capabilities. what is range of such routers and can it be extended without a repeater?

about two years ago I came across a YouTube video about a usb router. you plug it into a system and it activates a hotspot. it also comes with access control I.e it can generate log-in passwords for each individual client, set a data limit or a time period for individual clients, perform redirects away from some websites and is a small as a usb modem.

The problem is, I can't remember the name or the company that made it. I have been searching youtube and google for that product. does anyone have an idea about it. It's black and small.

it's a lie! it is illuminati, ibadan branch. they hired a helicopter to shine a bright lantern at a certain time to let their members know of the meeting they have this Friday.

sorry, I can't stop laughing.

DAYUUUUMMM.

believe me, if you have been at the receiving end of an obnoxious egotist bank staff, you will understand my comment. I have suffered under such staff, especially in regards to UBA. i hate uba so much that if I have to send money to anyone and the person mentions UBA, I will demand for another bank account or the person will come and pick up the money in person. some years back, UBA sent their staffs to our company to encourage us to use their services. the angry way I responded to them, people had to hold me back. It's not the bank itself that caused it, it's their staff. they have lost a customer and I would do everything to convince anyone else not to use their services.

now imagine the same effect of that one staff on ten customers in a day, multiplied by 7 days and understand the negative effect it would have. I however believe they would have suspended him and made him go through customer satisfaction classes again but I don't own the company. he now knows that it is the same customer you disregard that provides food on the table.

interesting. shows the power of social media

v3: Does anyone know a good hotfile premium link generator site? I only want to download 422mb and i swear this is as frustrating as it gets

would using free vpns like hidemyass and switching ip adress help?

yemzy26: I want to buy and replace screen for a 7inch android tablet which got broken nd ihave another which has a line across its face

are you talking about the outer screen or the inner digitizer? I have a spare 7'in screen you can use but let me know what brand of tablet you have. preferably, upload a picture of the tablet.

Forgive me but need to ask why four? Wouldn't it be difficult to properly align all four lnb regardless of how you set the lnb holder in that manner? If you must use four why don't you diy a lnb holder with each lnb having a stem to the holder so each lnb can be adjusted without touching or disturbing the others? Wish I could draw what I mean.
Isn't it possible to split the output signal from one lnb into two thus you will just use two lnb? I remember seeing an lnb with two output Jacks and the owner split again into two so four different decorders had one lnb. However, it was a hotel and picture quality was low

Please disregard if the above is out of point