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Wizee: omor dis ur Grammer na die, DID YOU GOT IT? Abeg no go curse accident for road oo, with your Gbagaun!!

yours isn't any better

No one will curse u here, that I guarantee, but should you commit suicide...hmm! U will b cursed by everyone especially ur wife and kid...and don't be 2 selfish not 2 think of d trauma those close to u would experience, the pains ur kid will pass through, not just as some1 without a fada, but also as one whose fadza had 2 take his own life... Hey! Urs is j u st a perfec t example of wat testimonies are made of if u will let God take charge while u prayerfuly do ur part

The Nysc fb page advices prospective corp members to start checking for the mob no from 2mao
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=459415674140966&id=235613723187830&from_feed=1&refid=7&_ft_=qid.5880419728364388662%3Amf_story_key.8443810715291113384

What's d 411 people?

Ok, bt that I guess will have 2 wait, cause I wouldn't want 2 waste precious time and money on this again

I don't know if it is about what I did wrong. I recently ported from mtn to glo, and have discovered all my calls from other networks are being routed to the new provider (glo) while all calls from mtn and text messages are still being routed to my mtn sim. I am deeply concerned as I do not intend keeping both sims on at the same time, neither do I want 2 miss any important calls. Is it an issue that will sort itself out overtime? Are there others experiencing the similar problems?

Ruq: Nigga You just mislead the forum!!! F*ck I didn't comprehend shit!!!

for a grammar police

Kosigift: Yea, sum went with Batch A buh dos dat cudn't go wif d last Batch cos of one problem or d oda as it concerns result, are likely not to go wif d next Batch cos of senate approval of results...

just stick in a little longer for dos dat already have one or two tins on hand

make dem no try am o. Did u grad frm UNN? I am of pol sc dept 2012

I av lost all enthusiasm 2ward camp having lost and buried my dad who has been a factor and have been waiting 2 see me garb d nysc regalia... Life's just not fair

EXCLUSIVE: Jonathan awards $40million
contract to Israeli company to monitor
computer, Internet communication by
Nigerians Here is a very important information
from PREMIUM TIMES for the 47 million
Nigerian Internet users. Big Brother, in
the form of the Jonathan
administration, is watching you, and
your communication is no longer safe. It is one of the most far-reaching
policies ever designed in Nigeria’s
history to invade the privacy of citizens.
The Jonathan administration secretly,
and in open violation of lawful
contracting procedures, has awarded an Israeli firm, Elbit Systems, with
headquarters in Haifa, a $40million
contract to help it spy on citizens’
computers and Internet
communications under the guise of
intelligence gathering and national security.
Elbit announced the contract award
Wednesday in a global press release
but was silent on the Nigerian
destination of the contract. Its general
manager, Yehuda Vered, opaquely announced that “Elbit Systems will
supply its Wise Intelligence Technology
(WiT) system to an unnamed country in
Africa under a new $40 million contract
announced on 24 April… for
Intelligence Analysis and Cyber Defense,” but effusively claimed, in the
statement, that his company is “proud
to be selected to supply this unique
system, which is already field-proven,
fully operational and customisable.
“Elbit Systems is a world leader in the fields of intelligence analysis and cyber
defense, with proven solutions highly
suitable for countries, armies and
critical infrastructure sites. We hope that
additional customers will follow in
selecting our highly advanced and cutting edge systems in these fields as
their preferred solution,” Mr. Vered
added.
Multiple and very reliable sources in the
administration confirmed to PREMIUM
TIMES that Nigeria is indeed the “unnamed African country,” and with
details from the Elbit statement, our
sources say the contract will now help
the Jonathan administration access all
computers and read all email
correspondences of citizens in what is clearly, an infringement on
constitutionally guaranteed freedom of
expression.
No single policy of this administration
has so far affected, in one fell swoop,
the lives of 47 million citizens, a third of the Nigerian population and about four
times the number of voters who
brought the president to power two
years ago.
Nigerian netizens, the horde of active
citizens that use the computer and Internet, are the 10th in a global
ranking that make them 27 per cent of
Africa’s total Internet users, far ahead
of Egypt [19th global ranking] and
South Africa [37th in global ranking].
The growth path of the Internet in Nigeria has also been dramatic, rising
from a mere 200,000 Internet users in
2002 to 47 million this year, according
to data from the Global Internet user,
one of the Internet audit groups.
This development has not always gladdened public officials in Nigeria
many who have expressed open
displeasure at the use of the Internet by
social media activists and the power of
its possibilities as an empowering
medium for popular communication. The calls for regulation have been loud
in both the administration and in the
Nigerian legislature.
The earliest hint that the Jonathan
administration had desires to invade
privacy of citizens surfaced ealy April when researchers at the Munk School
for Global Affairs at the University of
Toronto alerted the world that Nigeria,
Egypt, and Kenya were deploying
Internet surveillance and censorship
technology developed by an American company, Blue Coat, which specializes
in online security. Blue Coat’s
technology will allow the government
to invade the privacy of journalists,
netizens and their sources. Its
censorship devices use Deep Packet Inspection, DPI, a technology employed
by many western Internet Service
Providers, to manage network traffic
and suppress unwanted connections.
Civic groups kick against DPI because,
they say, it makes it possible for censors to look into every single
Internet Protocol packet and subject it
to special treatment based on content
(censored or banned words) or type
(email, VoIP or BitTorrent Protocol).DPI
not only threatens the principle of Net Neutrality and the privacy of users, civic
groups say, it makes single users
identifiable and, in countries that flout
the rule of law and violate human
rights, often exposes them to arbitrary
imprisonment, violence or even torture. While details on the Blue Coat contract
appears to have managed to evade
scrutiny up till this point, PREMIUM TIMES
sources say the Elbit annunciation of
the contract, opaque as it was, terribly
rattled top administration officials – from the presidency to the National
Security Adviser’s Office, and the
National Assembly.
“The presidency had wanted this
contract to be a top secret,” said one of
our sources. “The presidency did not envisage that Elbit was going to make it
public. Monitoring computers and
Internet use is a contentious issue and
the National Security Adviser had tried
to keep the contract secret.”
Elbit says it will take it two years to complete the project, by which time it
claimed, the administration will have “a
highly advanced end-to-end solution,
[to] supports every stage of the
intelligence process, including the
collection of the data from multiple sources, databases and sensors,
processing of the information,
supporting intelligence personnel in
the analysis and evaluation of the
information and disseminating the
intelligence to the intended recipient… [that] will be integrated with various
data sources, including Elbit Systems’
Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)
solution and Elbit Systems’ PC
Surveillance Systems (PSS), an advance
solution for covert intelligence gathering.”
The administration had indicated in the
2013 budget that it would procure a
Wise Intelligence Network Harvest
Analyzer System, Open Source Internet
Monitoring System and Personal Internet Surveillance System at a cost of
N9.496 Billion ($61.26 million).
Now that the contract has been
awarded to Elbit for about $40million, it
is unclear if the National Assembly will
raise questions as to what becomes of the extra $21million earmarked for the
project.
Investigations indicate that in awarding
the contract to the Israeli firm, no
tenders or calls for bids were made just
as there were no public announcements. The contract was
awarded following a proposal from a
single vendor who dictated the contract
sum and the terms of the contract.
The procedure for public procurement
of services as stipulated by the Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP), the
Nigerian agency charged with the duty
of ensuring transparency in all matters
concerning government contracts,
were largely ignored. In addition, there
are no public records indicating that the BPP approved this contract.
The manner of award directly
contravenes the 2007 Public
Procurement Act. While the Act gives
room for single source contracts, the
Elbit contract met none of the requirements under which such special
contracts could be awarded.
Section 47 (3) (iii) of the 2007 Act
stipulates that single source contracts
are to be awarded in emergency
situations such as “natural disasters or a financial crisis”.
Presidential spokespersons, Reuben
Abati, and Doyin Okupe were not
available for comments Wednesday.
They didn’t answer or return calls
seeking comments. Calls to Elbit’s headquarters in Haifa,
Israel, were also unanswered.
Shari Clarkson, a spokesperson at the
company’s subsidiary in the United
States declined comments on the
contract saying only Dalia Rosen, a spokesperson based in Israel, could
comment. Rosen’s phone was
unanswered. http://premiumtimesng.com/
news/131249-exclusive-jonathan-
awards-40million-contract-to-israeli-
company-to-monitor-computer-­
internet-communication-by-
nigerians.html? utm_source=&utm_medium=twitte
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madu uchenna: DtS nyce ! Cnt wait to go there! Pls any Lion or Lioness here?

repping!

am good 2 go, are u ready 2 go?

although I have never contemplated suicide, I have had extremely depressed, either from being broke without solution within sight, feeling jilted by a loved on or not being appreciated by family despite sacrifices to please them. but in all. the most I have thought of was leaving home not to hang, but to be missed by family and possibly improve on myself so much that I would be much desired. In the case of being jilted,I always told myself and truly did believe that I was the best any girl could wish for, and that leaving me was her loss and not mine and an opportunity for someone else to benefit from my love.
besides why commit suicide when u have a longer time to spend in eternity than you have here? die u shall someday, just don't go in a hurry

just tell urself no one or nothing is enough to make u want to end it... your not being loved today or being worthless should rather than make u want to end it, gear u towards making a differnce so possibly people would cluster to associate with u tomorrow and giving u a story to tell

why and how should my post be hidden? I am so vexed I could boko d whole of nairaland

He probably wants to be discussed... Enyeama, ur wish is hereby granted as I never knew where you were from and never cared

I hate to tow you people's line, but it is very obvious you guys should be the ones called dumb... ur president is not complaining of his inability to build a house, but lamenting the devastation caused by flooding.... dumbleadercursing arses

why is this not on the fp?

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that's what I am talking about! seizing a local government's allocation for such flimsy excuse? what sort of government are we running in Nigeria? the local governments councils need be totally independent of state/federal governments if the objectives for which they were created will bw met

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to get everything done within 4 weeks,
simply go to CAC office at Alausa Ikeja, Lagos
and collect a business name registration form, the form should be N200
look for a suitable name for your business and submit the form.
check back in 2 weeks to know if the name is available,
if available, you can proceed to make payment for the name, if not, you wud have to look
for another name.

The process is very easy, i did mine myself.
You should spend more than 5000 in everything. that is if you are registering business name.

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