₦airaland Forum

aliyuthayo:
I just finished tracking both tracking both Sony SD and HD and to my surprise this Digicom receiver autorol it.
I haven't test it on 10e yet.

@ Sunene1 dont know bro but our pal above stated that he used digicom and autorol sony on page 1851. receiver picture attached on that page.

mosescollon:
I have sony channel on 68. 5e. but no AXN channel. can you give me the tp of AXN? Thx

Same tp with sony they are on test channel

Linsk Watsup

aliyuthayo:
I just finished tracking both tracking both Sony SD and HD and to my surprise this Digicom receiver autorol it.
I haven't test it on 10e yet.

@ consumingfire dont know much about the decoda pls refer to page 1851 for clear picture.

cabes007:
Tanks boss am using qsat 23

But my qsat still autoroll and open HBO any Hope

Yes can open HBO but their current sofware cant open sony, so look 4 their new software and see if watchable

OkaNaUbe:
NNPC is one of the conduit pipes of corruption in Nigeria.

Where I having issues with its sale is to whom?

He will never have the
opportunity to sell any
government property again. The
ones he sold as vp is the last. He
will never be president.

Youngbbt:
our politicians promise without thinking

this is not
Adamawa where he bought his
way to become WAZIRI,he can't
buy integrity. He will never smell
the sit.sai BUHARI

he want sell nnpc from him palace as 7th waziri of Adamawa?
Who go give monkey
banana?

He can't even win let alone sell NNPC.

The Atiku-Agbaje
Media Engagement Network (AAMEN) has appealed to the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, to rescind his decision to sell 90 percent government
stake in the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)
once elected into office.
AAMEN who gave the counsel through a press statement signed by its Executive Director,
Felix Oboagwina made available to journalists pointed out that the late President Umar Yar’Adua had won accolades for reversing the privatisation of the nation’s four refineries.
The group said their resentment as displayed in the criticisms that
trailed the policy demonstrated that Nigerians wanted
government’s vigorous involvement in the running of the
corporation.
“We hope His Excellency, the former Vice President, was
misquoted on this highly sensitive proposal,” Oboagwina
said, noting that. , “The groundswell of opinions so far collated on this matter wants Alhaji Atiku to think outside the box for solutions to the obvious ineptitude and
corruption be-devilling the
corporation.”
AAMEN advised Atiku to direct his mind towards probing NNPC, recovering looted funds and
positioning the corporation for
accountability, integrity, professionalism and profitability.
It also urged Atiku to commit to perfecting, signing and implementing the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) within six
months of coming into power.
https://leadership.ng/2018/11/26/dont-sell-off-nnpc-group-tells-atiku/?
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linsk:
pls how do I put d plate?

U can get them without plate also

linsk:
y cnt I watch @ munirbk its srt4920 I mean

for now tiger and digicom capable of unscrambling them dont know others but yours no access!

linsk:
pls how do track it using my strong srt4922 wit c-band?

You can track but You cant watch them with 4922a

sau4real:
@ManirBk I was able to track signal 6(10e) yesterday but d main tp was not stable pls wat was I doing wrong, need ur help

the channel is active only when Live match.so track when there is laliga match

@sunene1 Last 2 weeks when trying to cover 68e Without plate i secured them but dont know they are good but will get back again friday.

good development

The Kebbi State Government has
started the cultivation 47,000
hectares of cassava as raw
material for the production of
ethanol bio-fuel production in
the state.
The Kebbi State government and
Nigerian National Petroleum
Corporation (NNPC) had on Nov.
23, signed a Memorandum of
Understanding (MoU) for enthnol
bio-fuel production project in the
state.
The Gov. Atiku Bagudu of Kebbi
State, who inspected the pilot
scheme at Gwazawa Danko/
Wasagu Local Government, Kebbi
on Sunday said the visit was for
an on-the-spot assessment on
the level of implementation of the
agreement.
Bagudu, who reaffirmed the
commitment of his
administration to the successful
execution of the project, said
that the aim was to serve as
foreign exchange revenue earner
to the state in particular and the
country in general.
He expressed satisfaction about
the level of progress so far
achieved in the actualisation of
the scheme.
He commended the Coordinator
of the Programme, the former
Minister of Science and
Technology, Prof. Abubakar
Ka’oje, for his commitment and
zeal toward the success of the
MoU on the ethanol bio-fuel
project.
NAN reports that in the course of
the inspection, the governor was
conducted round all sections of
the 47,000 hectres of the cassava
farm, including agricultural
machinery such as tractors and
farm implements.
Earlier, Ka’oje said that
agricultural activities had been
intensified on the farm toward
achieving the objectives
contained in the MoU for the
start of the ethanol bio-fuel
project using cassava as raw
material.
“Part of the cassava that have
grown on the farm will be used
as seedlings to cultivate the
target hectares of 350,000 in line
with the agreement for full
production of the bio-fuel,” he
said.
Ka’oje expressed confidence that
the project would be sustained
with the all needed raw materials
produced in Kebbi state.
He thanked Bagudu for given
him the opportunity to serve the
state within his professional
calling as well as the people of
the area for their support and
loyalty to the government which
made its possible to attain the
success so far achieved.https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2018/11/25/ethanol-bio-fuel-kebbi-begins-cultivation-of-cassava/
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I dey laugh small..

cabes007:
Tanks boss
But hope dey show uefa champion league and premiership

only Champions league plus selective laliga matches

Vote PDP looters out!

https://leadership.ng/2018/11/25/how-apc-is-tackling-poverty/
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LIST OF SOME OF THE HISTORIC ISSUES TACKLED By PMB led FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SINCE 2015.
1- Nigeria govt agreed to out of court settlement of 88 billion naira for BIAFRA reconstruction.
2- Ex biafra police officers paid their pensions.
3- civil service pension arrears being tackled back to 1994
4- Ex Nigerian airways workers pensions approved for payment.
5- Bailouts to states to help with clearing humongous salary arrears in over 20 states
6- June 12 recognized as democracy day, MKO honoured along with Kingibe and Gani.
7- June 12 struggle hero's honoured.
8- History returned as a Subject to Nigerian curriculum
9- Christian Religious studies restored as a Subject in curriculum
10- Historic disparity between polythecnics and universities and lack of value for HND qualification solved and laid to rest. Polythecnics now universities of Technology.
11- Abandoned infrastructure projects revamped
- 40 year abandoned mambila plateau power plant
- abandoned Ajaokuta steel projects
- Esan water project awarded in 1997 and completed in 2018.
- Dadin Kowa dam project Gombe, started since 1975, on track for completion October 2018.
- key federal highways abandoned and now under construction e.g. Lagos Ibadan, Lagos Abeokuta, Ikorodu Sagamu, Apapa port road, Port Harcourt Enugu, east west highway, and many others, over 300 federal roads in total.
- hundreds of roads in Niger delta.
- 2nd Niger Bridge construction on about 60%completion.
12- North East insurgency suppressed, territories recovered, rebuilding commenced.
13- over 20,000 kidnapped people By boko haram recovered.
14- many kidnapped chibok girls recovered.
15- restoration of barracks, highways, stadia, other services to North East.
16- Ogoni clean up commenced
17- abandoned cancer centre projects set up and opened. Equipment for the Abuja cancer centre was abandoned in shoppingcontainers since 2012, yet Nigeria had no functional public cancer centre.
18 -Unfinished rail way projects restarted and.some completed
- kaduna abuja rail started since 2007 now operational
- abuja light rail started since 2007 now undergoing testing
- warri itakpe rail started and abandoned 35 years ago now under construction
- Lagos Ibadan railway under construction and.due to be completed December 2018.
19- Repair of Over 25 year old abuja airport runway overdue for over 10 years.
20 - payment of cash gifts promised to Golden Eaglets of 1983
21- fulfilment of.promise of house made to Bonfrere Jo, super Eagles coach of 1996
22- Issue of title deeds of property donated to Christian Chukwu led eagles of 1980.
23- Construction of second Niger bridge a promise long made.
24- Attempt to tackle thousands of projects out of Nigeria's 58,000 abandoned projects.
- airports in Lagos, Port Harcourt (voted world's worst in 2015 and now has a brand new airport), Abuja, Benin, Kaduna, etc.
25- correction of the over decade long injustice of estimated electricity billing through provision of electricity meters for homes.
26 - Payment of portions outstanding debts to contractors estimated to have been worth over 2 trillion as at 2015.
27- Payment of significant portions of debt owed to oil marketing companies.
28- order of the inspector General of police to revisit the issues surrounding the death of Bola Ige and other political assassinations.
29- Restocking and re equipping of the Nigerian military, something abandoned for many years
- New fighter jets acquired as against ZERO fixed wing jet in 2015.
- 6 New helicopters, the first time in almost twenty years
30- approval for dredging warri ports, something agitated for in the region for decades.
31- Recognition of Anambra as oil producing state.
32- Return of key assets such as stadium etc to Lagos state.
33- clearing of over 500 out of 800 containers of power sector equipment abandoned in Nigerian port.
34-'correction of the trend of depletion of foreign reserves and savings by growing foreign reserves from 29 billion dollars to above 47 billion, and adding fresh funds to sovereign wealth fund for.the first time since he inception.30. Establishment of long over due development bank of Nigeria.
31- correction of the injustice of lack of.data roll over meted by mobile companies to consumers.unused data was cancelled at the end of the month. Today the government has ordered that to stop. This touches the masses right away.
32- Clamp down on the Islamic movement of Nigeria, a group thAt has for over two decades shown itself as not.recognizinggovernment and severely terrorized citizens.
33- Estabismemt of Petroleum University in okeronkoko Niger delta region,a project long sought.
34- order to oil majors to relocate headquarters to Niger delta region, another long sought move.
Slowly but surely Nigeria is beginning to reestablish a culture where government cares for its people.
It's still a long long way to go, but we are evidently in an upward swing.
As States, local governments and private sector buy in, JUSTICE will return to the land and Nigeria will become a desirable nation.

Successive governments in the
country have made efforts to
alleviate poverty through pro-
poor policies targeted at helping
the poor and raising their living
conditions. This task has been
recognized as one of the major
responsibilities of any
government. According to the
late Lee Kuan Yew, the founding
father of Singapore, the ultimate
test of the value of a political
system is whether it helps to
improve the standard of living
for the majority of its people.
It is based on the poverty reality
staring us at the face as a nation
that the All Progressives Congress
(APC) manifesto proposed to
create a phase for Social Scheme
to assist certain groups in the
population with social welfare
payments through a phased
programme, starting with young
people under 30 and the
unemployed, Senior citizens over
70, the disabled and armed
service veteran and all remaining
categories.
In keeping to the above
manifesto of the All Progressives
Congress (APC), the President
Muhamadu Buhari’s
administration immediately
initiated National Social
Investment programmes, SIP
under the office of the Vice
President, after taking over the
affairs of this country in 2015.
The programme is predicated on
the need for a more sustained
and inclusive economic growth,
reduced poverty rates and
closing the wide inequality gap
between the rich and the poor.
The programme is anchored on
four pillars which include N-
Power, National Homegrown
School Feeding Programme,
Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT)
and Government Enterprises
Entrepreneurship Programme
(GEEP).
It is important to state here that
countries like Brazil has in
existence similar social
investment programme and it is
working. One of the programmes
was called the Bolsa Escola when
it was introduced in 1996, and
then replaced in 2003 by a wider
rangingand more enriching
Bolsa Família programme. These
are conditional cash transfer
programmes that provide
financial incentives for school
enrolment andattendance.
Depending on the number of
children in the family and onthe
family’s level of poverty, the
government pays between R$22
andR$200 (US$9–US$78) directly
to the mother (rather than to the
father), so long as all their
children aged six to seventeen
are enrolled in schooland have a
monthly attendance rate of at
least 85 per cent. This
moneytransfer is meant to
alleviate poverty.
As of May 2014, 14 million
families have received cash
transfers under the Bolsa Família
programme. The Brazilian
Ministry of Education collects and
analyses data on school
attendance in order to monitor
compliance with Bolsa Família’s
requirements. The percentage of
young people between 15 and
24 who completed at least six
years of primary education
increased from 59.9 percent in
1990 to 84 percent in 2012. That
is, the percentage of young
people between 15 and 24 who
failed to complete primary
education fell two-fifths, from
41.1 percent in 1990 to 16
percent in 2012. The Bolsa
Família programme has been
said to be the foundationof the
Brazilian MDG’s success.
Coming back to Nigeria, over N41
billion have so far been spent on
the four programmes. N-Power,
which is the job programme for
unemployed graduates received
N26.418 billion, being the single
largest spending item out of the
four social investment
programmes under the 2016
Appropriation, according to
Laolu Akande, the spokesperson
to the Vice President Yemi
Osinbajo. And reports said N-
Power will be the largest SIP in
Africa by the end of this year.
Under the National Homegrown
School Feeding Programme, no
less than 9.2million children are
being fed daily. Indeed,
connecting 100, 000 local
farmers as food items suppliers
and 90, 670 cooks in its National
Home-Grown School Feeding is a
well thought out strategy of the
Federal Government to conquer
poverty in the country. And
above all, to make it work, EFCC
has been casting its eagle eyes
on the conduct of the
programme. Already, some
officials in Benue and Niger
States who were accused of
dwarfing the programme are
facing interrogation. However,
the programme is in phases as
more states are going to start
benefiting very soon.
More beautifully strategic is the
fact that the food for National
Home-Grown School Feeding is
not imported from any foreign
land. Nigerian farmers are given
opportunities to supply the
grains and all that it takes to
have decent meals for our
children in school. Direct farmer
involvement is a well calculated
plan by the Federal Government
of Nigeria. Similar programme
involving small scale farmers is
what distinguished Ethiopia in its
social Safety Net Programme, in
which the government gives
food and financial support to
beneficiaries in exchange for
public work, thereafter, receiving
international commendation.
Nigerian programme is bigger
than that of Ethiopia if it is
allowed to prevail within few
sequences of time when APC is
given the chance again.
At the end of September 2018,
the Buhari administration has
spent a total N41, 714,793,293
across all the 36 States and FCT
implementing different aspects
of the four Social Investment
Programmes. So far, the APC
government has expended the
sum of N7.092 billion on the
Home Grown School Feeding
(HGSFP), N800 million on the
Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT),
while N7.301 billion has been
spent on Government Enterprises
Entrepreneurship Programme
(GEEP).
Under the Conditional Cash
Transfer (CCT) scheme, 400,000
Nigerians are now being funded
as at last month with the monthly
N5, 000 stipend in 9 States and
84 Local Government Areas. The
states are Borno, Cross River,
Niger, Kwara, Ekiti, Kogi, Oyo,
Osun and Bauchi. As at now,
sixteen states in Nigeria are now
participating in the federal
government Conditional Cash
Transfer Programme. Additional
4,832 households’ beneficiaries
are to be enrolled into the
Programme in Benue State
making a total of over 5,000
households captured across the
state so far.
In June this year, the Federal
Government announced its
readiness to introduce the
“TraderMoni” scheme as part of
its Social Investment Project (SIP).
The scheme was activated on
September 6, 2018. It gives out
an interest- and collateral-free
loans of N10, 000.00 to the
lowest level of market traders
such as market women and
artisans, with a view to
upgrading those who pay back
up to N50, 000.00. The
programme is designed to help
petty traders expand their trade
through the provision of
collateral free loans of
N10,000.00. The loans are
repayable within a period of six
months. In addition to the
30,000 loans per state, states
with larger populations like
Lagos and Kano are expected to
get more than 30,000 loans
slots.By way of explanation,
Tradermoni is a sister scheme to
MarketMoni which is another
cash transfer loan scheme of the
Federal Government under the
same Social Investment
Programmes. Each is a scheme in
itself. While Marketmoni loans
start at N50, 000 and target
medium-scale traders, market
women, artisans, and youth in
market associations. Tradermoni
loans on the other hand starts at
N10, 000 and target petty traders
and petty artisans.
The Vice President Osinbajo has
been touring the states to
inaugurate the scheme and
assess the level of
implementation. 2 million targets
are expected to be attained on or
before the end of this year, with
petty traders in Lagos, Kano and
Abia States as first set of the first
round of beneficiaries to draw
the collateral free loans. The
scheme has already been
launched in 33 states. The
scheme is currently being
implemented in more than 10
states. Thus far, the Vice
President has visited states like
Cross River, Ogun, Kaduna, Imo,
FCT, Osun, Kogi, Katsina, and Oyo
states, for the inauguration of
the programme. He is still on
such tour.https:// leadership.ng/ 2018/11/25/ how-apc-is-tackl ing-poverty/

Waziri does not work in the Presidency rather in the palace, thank you Adamawa Emirate Council for telling us where his next office will from now, 2019 and beyon but he can buy traditional title with your looted money but not integrity. Integrity is only for those that earned it. Presidency 2019 is for Baba, no negotiations.

Nothing good with PDP looters

cabes007:
Bros do we need to remove d di plate inside or with plate
And pls drop d frequency

No plate inside when tracking 68e use aljazeera tp 4068H19850 FTA with 80% signal quality.
your receiver type?

Every politician should stop it,
Whoever uses terrorism as a political campaign will be visited by the terrorists
Let's get Nigeria working again

I don't know why PDP are happy when ever lives are lost in this country. May the souls of our departed hero's rest in peace..

A civil society group, the Coalition Against Terrorism and Extremism in Nigeria (CATE), has accused the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of playing politics with the lives of soldiers killed in a recent attack in Metele, Borno State by Boko Haram insurgents.
According to Gabriel Onoja, the National Coordinator of the group, the PDP is attempting to "drag the military into partisan politics".
The group also expressed its condolences to the Nigerian Army over the death of the soldiers.
The statement read: "A tragic attack on the military outpost in Metele village, Guzamala local government area of Borno State, has become the latest incident that these politicians have latched upon to ply their dangerous ware of objectifying the nation’s fallen heroes that have sacrificed their lives for the safety and security of other citizens.
“We specifically refer to the statements issued by the PDP and its presidential candidate, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar. They both only stopped short of mocking the fallen soldiers by the utterances and misrepresentation of facts contained in their responses to the attack and the resulting deaths.
“The PDP in its reaction sought to drag the military into partisan politics as it relied on insinuations and speculations to conclude that the presence of the Service Chiefs at an event in Abuja is itself enough to have allowed Boko Haram terrorists overrun the outpost.
“We believe Nigerians deserve better than this shallow perversion of logic that the architects of today’s problems are putting out, because even where politics is concerned there should be some measure of honour that demands that the truth be told.
"Nigerians truly sympathise with the military and will continue to stand strongly behind the Nigerian state to end the last remnants of Boko Haram Terrorism in Nigeria. We at the CATE express our condolences to the families and loved ones of the departed soldiers."
http://saharareporters.com/2018/11/24/stop-playing-politics-soldiers-lives-group-warns-pdp
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