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Herodutus:
I just created a new WordPress site last 2 weeks. My hosting company at ng.hub8 offered me a free SSL certificate which I have installed properly. The engineers there even helped to force redirect it from http to https. Issue is, sometimes when I want to log into my site, it opens very well with no issue, but in most cases, I do receive this bad site not secured, invalid certificate and openDNS blocked your site due to phishing threat.
I have done everything. My hosting company don't even know how to fix it. The said its my network, but my friends who visit my site also encounters that as well.
Please this is giving me a lot of concern. I tried uninstalling the SSL cert and reinstalling it again, and yet no way.
I know that I have received a lot of help from kind hearted nairalanders before. AT THIS POINT NOW, YOU GUYS ARE MY ONLY HOPE.
help a brother out with some advice . i hanks

Personally if it happens again I would recommend you remove the SSL certificate provided by your host provider and go with another one available with wordpress.

You can secure your website using a pluggin. It will change to "https" . Such search for Really simple SSL and install it. Your site will be secure easily.

After doing this don't forget to effect necessary changes in your search console and analytics if you had earlier register the site because changing to SSL means your site is now seen as a new website.

Whats the name of the theme you are using?

Godd day guys, please have been thinking for a long while now on the best hosting service to use.

I really feel like using local providers like smartweb or qservers but am worried about their speed. Am also concern maybe they will have poor possibility of appearing in search engines like google

They have good uptime so am not so obssess with uptime because on the average most of them can boast of 99% uptime but am very concern with speed, price and search engine presence.

Am considering foreign providers too, like godaddy, bluehost , NameCheap etc. apart from namechaep others have high prices.

Am seriously considering going with NameCheap because they have been long in the business and are cheap too but I need to be very sure if it is cool.

Guys please what do you think? Base on experience, what would you recommend?

You can go ahead and cry blood if you are unhappy he won it. He deserves it too than the other two.. Put your hate aside Messi's a** lickers!!

Still need this info badly

Guys please I need your advise on the type of wordpress theme that can look like what is on this site justjobng.com.

I have a sample of it here.

Am trying to work on a site but am stuck on the right WordPress theme that doesn't have to do with images but just headings,rows n brief introduction to the heading.

Need somebody to recommend the theme that will suit this purpose.

Really would appreciate your recommendation. Thanks a lot in advance.

Okay, am in have a blog on something similar though mine is somthing more on stories and commentaries

,,

How much is it?

kennybelle:
There's no code of 4-digits there. The numbers after paypal are up to 10.

Thanks for responding

call your banks customer care you will get your paypal verification 4 code. That was how I got mind

Guys who have idea what schools in ajao estate pay? like Binta. Just curious

Guys which firm are u transcribing for?

Guy

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https://ngoasis.com/2019/07/child-abuse-a-punishment-that-defies-its-purpose/


moral ground to be a contest in a law court. But, in some cases in our quest for justice, we cross the limits and defeat the same purpose for which laws and punishment are put in place in the first place.

The search for a preventive justice system has taken lawmakers in Alabama to a new realm. In the fight against child sexual offences, lawmakers in Alabama have passed a law that enforces mandatory castration of child sexual offenders.

In the new law, offenders that abuse kids that are below 13 years will undergo medical chemical treatment before their release from prison. In this process, which they consider as a means to protect kids against sexual offenders, drugs will be administered to the offender before and after their release from prison design to debilitate their sexual urge.




The cost of such treatment which runs into 1000 dollars will be bored by the offender with the court deciding the duration of such treatment.

Besides dampening sexual urge by reducing the strength of erection, this new procedure comes with other side effects such as, increasing the chances of diabetes, loss of hair, obesity and even increases chances of a heart attack.

This procedure is callous, inhumane and ineffective in managing and preventing child sexual abuse.

Firstly, child abuse offences are not as a result of medical conditions. If medical reasons were to be the reason for committing such a crime then the number of offenders will run into thousands. Child abuse is as a result of mismanaged anti-social behaviour and psychological issue. Adopting a medical procedure to treat the anti-social or psychological problem will not bring the needed solution.

The best practice should be a gradual process of rehabilitation reintegration into society.

Furthermore, although those that are involved in committing such offence are considered as are criminals they have rights. Forcing the same to undergo such an unnatural and gruesome procedure constitution an infringement.

For a nation that is notorious for controversial sex-related laws, Alabama seems to be getting it wrong again. Alabama forbids abortion in all stages of pregnancy regardless of the reason surrounding such pregnancy. Rape victims and those involved in incest are made to endure the extra shame that could come with it especially if it leads to pregnancy. This already is enough issue that needed to be rectified.

Mans’ quest for justice can be infinite and insatiable. But we forgot, no amount of justice served will be enough to reconcile our pains and loss instead we only multiple those that are in agony.

The purpose of laws is not to victimize anyone but to correct an anomaly and prevent the recurrence of such. Stricter laws will only make room for smarter and crueller offenders if the underlying factors are noted and dealt with from the root.

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moral ground to be a contest in a law court. But, in some cases in our quest for justice, we cross the limits and defeat the same purpose for which laws and punishment are put in place in the first place.

The search for a preventive justice system has taken lawmakers in Alabama to a new realm. In the fight against child sexual offences, lawmakers in Alabama have passed a law that enforces mandatory castration of child sexual offenders.

In the new law, offenders that abuse kids that are below 13 years will undergo medical chemical treatment before their release from prison. In this process, which they consider as a means to protect kids against sexual offenders, drugs will be administered to the offender before and after their release from prison design to debilitate their sexual urge.




The cost of such treatment which runs into 1000 dollars will be bored by the offender with the court deciding the duration of such treatment.

Besides dampening sexual urge by reducing the strength of erection, this new procedure comes with other side effects such as, increasing the chances of diabetes, loss of hair, obesity and even increases chances of a heart attack.

This procedure is callous, inhumane and ineffective in managing and preventing child sexual abuse.

Firstly, child abuse offences are not as a result of medical conditions. If medical reasons were to be the reason for committing such a crime then the number of offenders will run into thousands. Child abuse is as a result of mismanaged anti-social behaviour and psychological issue. Adopting a medical procedure to treat the anti-social or psychological problem will not bring the needed solution.

The best practice should be a gradual process of rehabilitation reintegration into society.

Furthermore, although those that are involved in committing such offence are considered as are criminals they have rights. Forcing the same to undergo such an unnatural and gruesome procedure constitution an infringement.

For a nation that is notorious for controversial sex-related laws, Alabama seems to be getting it wrong again. Alabama forbids abortion in all stages of pregnancy regardless of the reason surrounding such pregnancy. Rape victims and those involved in incest are made to endure the extra shame that could come with it especially if it leads to pregnancy. This already is enough issue that needed to be rectified.

Mans’ quest for justice can be infinite and insatiable. But we forgot, no amount of justice served will be enough to reconcile our pains and loss instead we only multiple those that are in agony.

The purpose of laws is not to victimize anyone but to correct an anomaly and prevent the recurrence of such. Stricter laws will only make room for smarter and crueller offenders if the underlying factors are noted and dealt with from the root.

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https://ngoasis.com/2019/07/a-mystery-behind-those-child-beggars-you-see/

Most streets in Nigeria are often flooded with child beggars. This trend is visible in virtually all states in the nation. Child beggars between the ages of 7 and 12 that should be in their classes or where they work as apprentices have usually seen guiding adults in search of alms.

What could have led to this? How do these child beggars evolve? Pardon my rhetorical questions. This truth remains, no sound parent will give birth to a kid and have a vision from conception for the kid to be a child beggar. Or do parents give birth to kids without any plan on how to cater for them?

This is a shot tale reported by the BBC in early May about a child beggar. The story of this kid about how ended up being a child beggar will tilt your mindset about how some of these child beggars ended up in becoming what they are never meant to be.

On an eventful day, Samuel Abdulraheem when he was only seven years old had gone out just for a ride the story that followed afterwards was unforgettable.

Little did they know, he will not be seen again for the next six years. The parents, relation and neighbours did everything within their means to bring Samuel back home but to no avail. From reporting in the police station to publishing his name and picture in various media outlets he remained missing.

While narrating his ordeal he could barely recall in detail what transpired on that eventful day he was kidnapped. He remembered how he was led to an environment dominated by disabled beggars. He was sold out to a one-armed lady who in turn rent him out daily for 500 Naira to blind beggars.

He witnessed how other kids were brought to the same environment and believed some kind of voodoo must have been performed on them. They immediately forget about their family on getting there. Sometimes, while crying on getting there they’ll be stopped after being taken into a room and brought out.

Samuel engaged in this activity for years, serving this lady and others beggars that came calling. With this regular pattern of blind beggars hand being placed on his right side shoulder while he leads them, he has developed an imbalance on his shoulder with the right side lower than the left.

The elder sister of Samuel though still in school then was a very instrument in the quest to bring him home. She has expanded so many resources in conducting individual and group search.

Coincidently, after six years as a child beggar, an adult beggar he was guiding had taken him to attend a popular church programme at Winners Chapel. The sister of Samuel was present too. It was during this programme they met.

Though this is only the story of Samuel it applies to thousands of child beggars in Nigeria.

Unfortunately, many believed the parents of these kids gave them out but the majority of them have been hypnotised into the act.

While the government may not be able to outrightly stamp out child beggars they should be able to manage the situation and possibly reduce the rate of kidnapping too. Beggars should be held to give accountable explanation and source of every child beggar that accompany them without which they should find a way to reintegrate them back to their families.

Forget About COZA, Our Worse Nightmare Is Here

https://ngoasis.com/2019/07/forget-about-coza-our-worse-nightmare-is-here

Imagine yourself living in a mansion and suddenly it’s on fire. Instead of rushing to put away this fire or pick out your valuable properties away, as quickly as possible you are obsessing about a certain rodent that entered your bed mansion.

This short tale is synonymous to how a nation and its youth underlined a missed placed priority. A major reason why our lack of interest has affected the direction, actions and inactions our leaders.

The COZA and Pastor Biodun Falotoyin rape allegation came thick and fast, and in less than 48 hours a story that lacks fact has gathered momentum.

The RUGA and COZA both made the headline on the same day but the emotion of Nigerians tilt towards the COZA story leaving behind a more silent issue that calls for a bigger protest.

Just like proverbial saying, “when men slept the enemy came and sow tares among the wheat” but in our case, right before our very eyes the RUGA programme gradually gaining implementation in our country.

The impact, significance and implication of the RUGA programme are better imagined than experience. The RUGA settlement programme had first come in the shape of cattle colony project but was vehemently rebuffed by all stakeholder. Today, it is subtly creeping back into our polity in a new rebrand name yet with similar objectives.

RUGA is targeted only for the benefit of a certain ethnic group using national resources, the Fulani herdsman. The project is estimated to be in excess of 100 billion Naira for a group notorious for numerous attack, arson and ransack of remote villages in the north and eastern parts of Nigeria. Could this be a reward rather than punishment for the evil they have perpetrated over the years?

Worse of, the origin of those that will be issued huge hectares of land in the various state is unknown. This group of individuals that are notorious for attacks in various part of the country are from other neighbouring countries such as Mali, Niger, Senegal and others.

The success of the RUGA programme could pioneer the beginning of a much bigger problem that could affect us more directly. A stranger that could attack a given village conveniently would do worse if they were settlers.

Given the antecedence of rewarding those that should be persecuted, what could become that fate of other groups that are deemed to be violent? Boko Haram, Niger Delta militant and IPOD are similar group with the former known to be more deadly.

Cattle rearing is a personal business and should be treated as one. A personal business should not become a national business.

The actions government reward a violent group through the RUGA settlement programme should be firmly opposed like the COZA story. If as a people we pursue a personal issue as if it were a national issue with so much vigour and energy then the RUGA programme deserves twice as much attention.

Our inability to voice out and mobilize ourselves against odd policies of government is a shame on our face. These are the sort of actions other advance country pursue otherwise, we will need to as ourselves a question of what really should be our priority as a nation?

This is not a shield on COZA and Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo. Anyone found guilty should be made to face the full wrath of the law.
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Forget About COZA, Our Worse Nightmare Is

https://ngoasis.com/2019/07/forget-about-coza-our-worse-nightmare-is-here

Imagine yourself living in a mansion and suddenly it’s on fire. Instead of rushing to put away this fire or pick out your valuable properties away, as quickly as possible you are obsessing about a certain rodent that entered your bed mansion.

This short tale is synonymous to how a nation and its youth underlined a missed placed priority. A major reason why our lack of interest has affected the direction, actions and inactions our leaders.

The COZA and Pastor Biodun Falotoyin rape allegation came thick and fast, and in less than 48 hours a story that lacks fact has gathered momentum.

The RUGA and COZA both made the headline on the same day but the emotion of Nigerians tilt towards the COZA story leaving behind a more silent issue that calls for a bigger protest.

Just like proverbial saying, “when men slept the enemy came and sow tares among the wheat” but in our case, right before our very eyes the RUGA programme gradually gaining implementation in our country.

The impact, significance and implication of the RUGA programme are better imagined than experience. The RUGA settlement programme had first come in the shape of cattle colony project but was vehemently rebuffed by all stakeholder. Today, it is subtly creeping back into our polity in a new rebrand name yet with similar objectives.

RUGA is targeted only for the benefit of a certain ethnic group using national resources, the Fulani herdsman. The project is estimated to be in excess of 100 billion Naira for a group notorious for numerous attack, arson and ransack of remote villages in the north and eastern parts of Nigeria. Could this be a reward rather than punishment for the evil they have perpetrated over the years?

Worse of, the origin of those that will be issued huge hectares of land in the various state is unknown. This group of individuals that are notorious for attacks in various part of the country are from other neighbouring countries such as Mali, Niger, Senegal and others.

The success of the RUGA programme could pioneer the beginning of a much bigger problem that could affect us more directly. A stranger that could attack a given village conveniently would do worse if they were settlers.

Given the antecedence of rewarding those that should be persecuted, what could become that fate of other groups that are deemed to be violent? Boko Haram, Niger Delta militant and IPOD are similar group with the former known to be more deadly.

Cattle rearing is a personal business and should be treated as one. A personal business should not become a national business.

The actions government reward a violent group through the RUGA settlement programme should be firmly opposed like the COZA story. If as a people we pursue a personal issue as if it were a national issue with so much vigour and energy then the RUGA programme deserves twice as much attention.

Our inability to voice out and mobilize ourselves against odd policies of government is a shame on our face. These are the sort of actions other advance country pursue otherwise, we will need to as ourselves a question of what really should be our priority as a nation?

This is not a shield on COZA and Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo. Anyone found guilty should be made to face the full wrath of the law.
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Just About Time For Fatoyinbo And COZA
By admin - June 28, 2019041
Biodun Fatoyinbo COZA
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For umpteen time the Commonwealth Of Zion Assembly (COZA) has been in the limelight either for arrays of an allegation of rape or for the plethora its interaction with a multitude of personalities in the Nigeria movie industry and Nollywood. The former reason has become the latest lately.

COZA has thus become preoccupied with a contrast of the purpose of its existence. A religious entity whose objective ought to be speaking up against the scourge of rape has become the subject in the discus of rape.

This may be your bubble buster, this is not a stern attack on pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo, COZA nor some of its fanatic members. Rather is simply a call to action, a reminder to the society on how issues like this ought to be addressed and a means to save the future of our young girls and that of the church.



If we get this wrong then we’re gradually selling off the future our teens and ultimately the future of the church. The church in this context crosses across all religious bodies in the country including the mosque, it goes beyond COZA.

Just a few weeks ago an MFM pastor raped an eight-year-old girl, an allegation that was confirmed to be true. If R. Kelly did it likewise Bill Cosby, then Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo could do it.

The narrations of Busola Dakolo’s encounter with Biodun Fatoyinbo on her rape experience look somewhat convincing. It’s to a large extent, prove the possibility of sexual encounter and rape between both.

Its just about time. There must be a defined ending to this allegation. The tale of Ese Walters was swept under the carpet without any response from Biodun Fatoyinbo on such a hefty offence. Silence they say is consent, but such adage is not applicable to Fatoyinbo. Now, another allegation has been brought to the fore, just like in the past it has been followed by silence by the accused.

This trend is worrisome, it is passing a strong positive signal to would-be offenders and those already into the said crime. With present antecedence of rape victims not finding any form of solace from the legal system nor offenders showing sympathy by apologizing then it doesn’t make any meaning opening up in the future.



Sadly, just as narrated in The Many Challenges Of Regina Daniels our celebrities keep repeating what they’ve been doing in the past. Which is, either remain silent or support their fellow big player in the system.

Religion has become a vale in the face of many, in an ideal world Biodun Fatoyinbo failure to alter a word should incite some reaction from COZA faithfuls. The onion is on everyone to save this nation from a possibly impending doom if this allegation doesn’t have a closed end.

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