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Wicked world pple

Is it just me dat can't see anytin? Abi na the pictures no dey tell the true story

Yet a state like Delta can't pay workers talk more of paying examination fees for its student..... Shame on my state.....

Mad pple everywhere

Fire fire in our country country give me plenty water, make I quench the fire

What abt the cash I transfered to my elder sisters GT acct.... I was debited but she didn't receive the cash.... This is the second time a transfer to a GT account is hanging in too recent times... GT banks gats some tin ooo... The money neva still return since yesterday oo

The gal fine cha but she come dress like slay mama

Fashion design

Wetin we no go see in the name of pre wedding pictures

Dis man was really sick in his brain... Dats if e even had 1 self

Avero:
it's not unlimited it's about 250-300mb, works with only opera mini web browser, will open Whatsapp, Facebook and the rest quite Well. part from those no uc browser, chrome Firefox or any type of browser except opera mini allowed. say Good bye to YouTube and apps like that like that


it's a nice plan for those that simply Just wanna surf the web, you can download with opera mini sha, I used to use this plan

Does it open bbm?

Na so .... U reap wat u sow

SenhorSean:
I prefer the lady in the first pic

Bros make I join you like the 1st one jare.... Many of dem way like 2 and 3 just no wan get mind talk true.... But come to tink of it 2 and 3 might eventually get to number 1 position self .....

davodyguy:
He has to be recalled.

He's not a senator.

Just few days break for independence, he flew to SA and took photograph beside the Mandela Statue.
We need real men with Balls to lead this nation and not a thug, who fought in the House of rep and bamboozled his way to the upper legislative chamber.

That chamber is too hallowed for a charlatans like Melaye and Saraki

Bros more reason he has to be recalled cuz he is Sinator and the people voted to have a senator..... I say recall all Sinators

Rukkydelta:
Lol
Most of us nl girls are damn broke but others keep forming while I'm real

No worry u go soon reap the good benefits of been real..... E no go tay again

adisabarber:
Identify a dormant account with billions in it
File a case of breach of contract against the individual or company (but your lawyer will not serve them the papers)
The judge will rule in your favour since the account owner will not appear in court
Once you are awarded damages, approach another court that they refused to pay up (then get an order to compel ANY bank holding their money to pay you.
You then go to the bank identified in step one and serve them the court order.
GET PAID

Ohhhh now I get.... Thanks boss... U will definitely make a good lecturer

Ayam not understanding....

Third to comment... I dedicate dis comment to my fiancé who doubles as my manager and person designer..... Sarah's Fashion World....

Trunaijian:
so no one in Nigerian has bought and installed the Tstv so far?

ok. let us wait and see how long it takes for some pictorial evidence.

However, if anyone has installed tstv, pls snap and post here. this will quell all the optimism and pessimism once and for all.

untill then, make we siddon dey look like uche.

The decoders won't be out until next week.. U can read more abt it here...

thenationonlineng.net/beware-terms-and-conditions-you-may-not-know-about-tstv/

They re currently in the state of had I known......e don be for dem

Nice and simple

The Federal Government has granted a 3- year tax relief to the newly inaugurated Pay TV operator in the country, TStv Africa, as well as tax free dividends to all investors in the company.
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, announced this on Sunday night in Abuja at a dinner to mark the official unveiling of the new company. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports TStv Africa is a wholly owned Nigerian Pay TV operator with refined offerings of novel Unclassified Pay Per View subscription and complimentary internet services.
Mohammed, who performed the official unveiling of the new company and its products, said the tax reliefs were in line with the Pioneer Status recently granted to the Creative Industry by the federal government.
The minister congratulated the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the company, Dr Bright Echefu, and his team for liberalising and breaking the monopoly of Pay TV in the country.
“The important thing about what Echefu has done today is that he has redefined the pay per view television industry and from today that industry will never remain the same again. “ What he has done is to democratise the media and entertainment industry and make it possible for even a peasant farmer to have access to the best entertainment and news in the world. “It is a great opportunity for me to be the one to unveil TStv because just like a Nigerian made history by crashing the cost of telephony in Nigeria, I am glad that another Nigerian is now coming forward to crash the cost of Pay TV,” he said.
The minister commended the courage of the investor for coming from the Diaspora to invest in his country and for believing in the government’s seriousness about diversifying the economy.
He said the company had also demonstrated that government alone could not do all things but needed the participation and synergy of the private sector.
“I want to assure that this administration will continue to assist you and other investors in creating the enabling environment for businesses to grow,” he said.
The minister said that the government was aware of the huge contributions of the creative industry to the nation’s economy and would continue to support the sector. However, he identified contents and the lack of objective audience measurement as major challenges that had retarded the growth of TV and advertising industries in the country.
“With the liberalisation of the industry, content has become very key because content determines which channels are being watched and which are not. “Another major challenge is how to get an accurate measurement of which channel is being watched and which is not. “Kenya and South Africa are about one third of our population but they do much better in TV and radio advertisement than us because of their robust audience measurement,” he said.
The minister announced that the National Broadcasting Commission and his ministry would organise a workshop on Nov. 28 to address the challenge of audience measurement.
Earlier, Echefu said that TStv Africa, which had gone through a lot of challenges, was birth to liberalise PayTV in the country, make it affordable to every Nigerian with added values.
He said for the first time, Nigerians could now enjoy Pay Per View because with TStv, “subscription runs as you watch and it has the facility to pause your subscription when you travel”.
Echefu said that TStv for a start has 70 premium channels model with the cheapest pay-TV in Africa with maximum subscription fee of N3,000 only. He said as a fully Nigerian brand with consideration for the masses, TStv is not classified and it has a model that accommodate subscription as low as N200 as N500 for a period of time. The CEO said TStv came with PVR (Personal Video Recorder) Decoder which allowed viewers greater control over their viewing experience with functions like pause, rewind, forward, save and record of programmes of interest. Echefu said that once you subscribe to TStv, you will also get complimentary internet service, enabled Wi-Fi, as well as video calls and video conferencing services. “It has an array of amazing TV channels with premium entertainment, educative programmes that cut across all genres. “The genres included news, music, general entertainment, documentary, movies, religious, sports, health, kids, fashion and lifestyle that better define the uniqueness of Nigeria’s diverse culture and traditional values,” he said. The CEO said TStv which was modelled for Nigerians had come to stay, assuring that it would not fail and they would deliver on their promises. NAN reports that the guests at the ceremony were entertained with live performances by musicians and comedians. Among the dignitaries at the event were Gov. Akinwumi Ambode of Lagos represented by the Permanent Secretary, Lagos State Ministry of Information and Strategy, Mr Fola Adeyemi, and the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Information and Culture, MS Grace Gekpe. Others were the Director-General of National Orientation Agency, Dr Garba Abari; former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode; Nollywood actors including Emeka Ike. Adigwe Okafor, Zack Amata, Dr Opa Williams and Afeez Oyetoro aka Saka. (NAN)
Source: thenationonlineng.net/fg-grants-tax-reliefs-tstv-africa/

Congrats to her

Make I put foundation here 1st

Let the employment process begin as e dey hot

Lol abeg make una calm down take am easy on my former sch abeg.... Dem still dey grow.....

tuoyoojo:
I couldn't agree less with you
just dat u don't pay school fees
come m learn when u feel like it

Simple as dat ooo my guy

Formation aka ECOWAS..... Exam Cooperation of weak average students.....

I think it's time we open a sch and name it nairaland international school......