Prodigy1538:


when was ur panel interview pls?

My panel interview was on the 17th of March

bukalino:
Just got a call for d medicals Moro....#Godwin oo

Same here. I even missed the call. Had to call back some minutes later. Told to come to Lagos brewery clinic #Thankulord

Abeg Speak or forever hold your peace. Enough of all these accusations and counter accusations. It's no longer funny

hilaomo:
e go better...u sabi drive sha!

Yes i Can. 8 years experience

Manual, Automatic and Hand gear combined

hilaomo:
mine is on d forth...

Thought i was the only odd person here
Thanks

Wow... From the comments i am reading up here, it seems most of you have gone for the driving test. Does it mean i am the only one here scheduled for the driving test for 5th March 2015 (Thursday), 9am?

@ Op, better stop this rubbish. IMOLITES won't take that from Rochas if he dares try it. Fronting his Son in Law to take over from him? Never! . IMO people are too enlightened to fall for that.

If this news is true, then Rochas will go for a 2nd term. PDP presenting Ifeanyi Ararume is like APC fronting Buhari. It will not work. They (PDP) will lose woefully this time around

Good day VO? Thanks for the Good work. What does it mean to have "stronger ties" to Nigeria? I need you to throw more light on it. Regards

Good day VO? Thanks for the Good work. What does it mean to have "stronger ties" to Nigeria? I need you to throw more light on it. Regards

This Game turned around as soon as ONAZI was brought off, thus exposing Mikel's incompetence

Nairaland is back at last. My Data MB had been lying idle/wasting. Well done to Seun and his team.

In my own opinion, though Rochas might have his own flaws, I still stand on the well known fact that his achievement within the 2 yr period he has spent in office, by far surpasses PDP's achievement in 12 years in Imo State. As for PDP in Imo State, their own idea of development is LOOTING from the state coffers. It hasn't been business as usual for them (PDP goons) Since Okorocha came into office.
NB: I have no party affiliation and I am a fan of GEJ.
#Respect

4 #Ifako Gbagada, Lagos State

Ngige, APC Guber Candidate Slaps Catholic Priest

By James Eze 



As the November 16, 2013 gubernatorial election draws nearer, the APC candidate, Senator Chris Ngige seems to be losing grip on the race as shown in a strange incident which led to his slapping of a Catholic priest, Rev. Fr. Evaristus Ezekwona at a burial ceremony in Nanka, Agulu, Anambra State on Thursday.

Senator Ngige who seems to be on a rollercoaster since he emerged the APC flag-bearer in the coming polls, grinding from one controversy to another, was said to have become furious when he erroneously concluded that Rev. Fr. Ezekwona was deliberately standing in his way and suddenly snapped, pouncing on the hapless priest, strangling him first and then unleashing a torrent of slaps on both sides of the face.

The incident took place at the at the burial of the mother of the Catholic Bishop of Awka Diocese, Bishop Paulinus Ezeokafor in Nanka which attracted prominent sons and daughter the state including politicians.

An eye witness, Obiora Onwuama, who observed the scuffle, revealed that after unleashing his fury on Rev. Fr. Ezekwona, Ngige was not fully satisfied and promptly instructed his personal aides to torture him and they promptly pounced and inflicted more bodily injuries on him.

“We were all horrified at the sight. Senator Ngige must have acted blindly because the man was dressed in his cassock. There were screams of shock and horror from the onlookers but Senator Ngige could not be stopped. He must have mistaken Fr. Evaristus for a member of the opposition party,” Onwuama explained in total disbelief.

According to him, the earlier assumption that Senator Ngige may have acted in error soon gave way to a deeper fear when upon his instruction, his aides descended heavily on the hapless priest, punching and kicking him to the consternation of onlookers.

The APC gubernatorial candidate seems to be courting controversy with ease in recent times starting with his ill-conceived statement justifying the deportation of 79 Igbos from Lagos to the poorly timed kick-off of his campaign rally in Onitsha on the same day that the Ofala Festival was taking place which provoked the anger of the Obi of Onitsha, Igwe Nnaemeka Achebe and his cabinet.

Ngige was also recently reported to have engaged the Governor of Anambra State, Mr. Peter Obi in a futile tussle for prominence when he hijacked the governor's seat at a recent Mass conducted by Arch-Bishop Valerian Okeke at the Onitsha Prisons and rebuffed all entreaties to relinquish the seat.

The diminutive Senator has also been fingered for pulling down and pouring black oil on the APGA candidate's billboards placed in strategic locations across the state.

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Onyegecha:



Nemerem, your parent's reports are influenced by the smokescreen effect of the man Rochas, He is a master in the art of deceit. Take it from me, if you are a discerning fellow and step into Imo state, it will not take you two days to decode the reality on ground. THE MAN, ROCHAS, IS A LIE!

Am sorry, I don't agree with u. We need to admit this for once, Rochas is trying. His achievements within 2 years can't be compared with that of OHAKIM during his 4 years tenure. From my own investigation, the people castigating him are doing so because he isn't into sharing money like his predecessors during the PDP era. It is no longer "PDP!!! = Share The Money Let's Go!. I don't know if u still remember that slogan. It was common during the PDP era in Imo State. So let's allow him work please....

amakenny:

Because Okorocha ultimately turned himself to Governor of Owerri. In owerri he gives orders that road construction works be completed under 60 days, while roads he started elsewhere linger ad infinitum. Let's hope Owerri votes return him for second term.

what u are saying is false. The local road to my village has been tarred completely. That road wasn't there as at February this year. This is a road I always said to myself that it will only be tarred when someone from my Village takes over power. Am from Ezinihitte Mbaise in case u care to know.

Pontaboki :
I am from Emekuku in Owerri North LGA,you where are you from?

Oh, u are from Emekuku, now I understand what ur grievances are. U people aren't happy with what transpired between Jude Agbaso (ur brother) and Rochas, and as a result of that, anything Rochas does mean nothing to u guys. What IMOLITES want is someone who will take us forward irrespective of where he/she hails from. Mind u, am also from the same Owerri Senatorial Zone as u.

Pontaboki :
Shut up,you don't stay in Owerri.Since today,the state radio station has been telling people to stay calm,if he is so comfortable why is he then panicking,people are already celebrating his suspension and demise in O Town

My Oga, being abusive won't make u win the arguement. The radio is calling for calm on the basics of what APGA said, also based on that, I can see the same disgruntled elements are trying to forment trouble based on APGA's pronouncement. U guys should allow Rochas to work please. Don't wait till a contract is awarded to u before u sing prases about him. IMO STATE money is meant for everybody's(IMO Citizens) welfare, and not for a few Criminal inclined politicians. Thank you

TechyGuy:

What exactly have you said?
Since he has done well as you claim, he should dump the Igbo' regional party APGA that brought him to power, for a Yoruba'/Hausa' regional party APC, that has done nothing but deport Igbos at the dead of the night and dump them by head bridge ?

. I see the angle u are coming from. Ur own issue is the party he joined, and not whether he is performing or not. Now I want u to get this, We IMOLITES don't cast our votes on the basics of the party one belongs to, ant that's why Rochas defied all odds and defeated Ohakim at the polls, despite all measures put in place by PDP, Rochas still won. Also remember that Imolites didn't bother to know his Rochas's Senatorial Zone before voting him in. Come 2015, Imolites will still Vote PDP at the National level, and APC at the state level. #Truth

I still don't know why u guys keep attacking this Okorocha guy. I've asked my parents who stay in Owerri how he is performing and everybody keeps saying wonders. Mind u, I grew up in Owerri myself but don't stay there any longer. Also, I don't want to believe that the people speaking ill of My Governor on this forum are political goons from PDP whom under their (PDP) administration, Imo State was in a state of Despair. At least I witnessed that myself. U guys should get something meaningful to do as a means of livelihood and stop waiting for money meant for the development of the state to be shared among a few disgruntled irressponsible elements that I view their comments on this forum whenever the Name Rochas Okorocha comes up. One Love

Though it rained heavily,it just stopped raining
#GBAGADA. (11.14am)

adaobi123:

chukwu means God

ukwu means hips........i think

Chukwu means big God as in 'Chi ukwu'. Therefore the 'ukwu'in the word 'chukwu' means big. Though like u said,'ukwu' can also stand for hips or waist depending on the context it was used.

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Okija_juju: One question:

Say I am an MTN suscriber with a 0803 111111111 Number, and I teleport to Etisalat, will my number now be 080 (9) 11111111 or will I still maintain the 080 (3) number only that it will be managed by Etisalat now?!

You will still maintain ur Old number but under a new network. Whenever ur peeps call u, it will ring the Etisalat way. That's how they will know u have ported to Etisalat.

MTN officially means Mobile Telephone Network

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puskin: Hmmm.......nice article, but where did you lift this from??

However, this caught my attention.



Since when did Nigeria become so efficient that would make the porting process of 48hours even remotely possible.

. It was sent to me by a friend who works with one of the Telecommunication firms. I posted it here because of those who think they can move from one network provider to another at will. Let them know all the implications/details of Mobile Number Portability (MNP).

Mobile Number Portability
Frequently Asked Questions
1.1.1 What is “Mobile Number Portability” or “MNP”?
Mobile Number Portability (MNP) is a service that enables you to keep your mobile phone number when changing from one mobile service provider to another. So, if you switch between service providers, you do not have to go to through the trouble of informing all your friends, family, colleagues and other contacts because your number stays the same.

1.1.2 Who can use the system?
MNP is available to both “Pre-Paid” (Pay As You Go) and “Post-Paid” mobile customers in Nigeria.

1.1.3 Who can provide this service?
MNP will initially be available among the GSM mobile operators: MTN, GLOBACOM, ETISALAT, and AIRTEL.

1.1.4 When will porting become available on the CDMA and Fixed line Networks?
NCC has adopted a phased approach to the launch of MNP service in Nigeria. The process to port to CDMA networks will begin as soon as the GSM porting process is completed and launched.

1.1.5 What type of phone number can be ported?
Any mobile number on the GSM network can be ported irrespective of the type of service it is been used for (e.g. voice, data, gps tracking etc).

1.1.6 Where do I have to go to port my number?
Customers should go to the customer care office, retail shop or outlet of their chosen new service provider and meet with the authorized sales person to request to port their number. (Porting can only be undertaken by visiting the customer care office, retail shop or authorised dealer of your chosen new service provider and is not available by telephone, online or other electronic means). Please do not terminate your service with your existing service provider before initiating porting with the new service provider.

1.1.7 What time of day will the porting service be available by the operator?
The porting service will be available when your new service operator’s store/ outlet/ sales point is open to customers. Nigeria Mobile Number Portability Frequently Asked Questions 2

1.1.8 What do I have to do to port?
You will be required to complete a Port Request Form. You will also be asked to send a text message with the word “PORT” to a short code “3232”. Assistance will be made available if required.

1.1.9 How do I confirm that it is my number?
To move your number to a new mobile operator, you need to bring the following into the new operator’s stores.
Proof of identity – Either an identity card, passport or driving licence or an officially validated photographic identity document;
The working mobile number you wish to port.

1.1.10 What if I do not have an ID card?
If you are unable to present any ID card, a webcam will be used to take your photograph.

1.1.11 How much will it cost me to port my number?
There are no charges for you to port your number.

1.1.12 Can I change my mind during the porting process?
You can change your mind anytime before you send the confirmation SMS. Once the confirmation SMS has been sent, you can no longer cancel your port request and the porting process must progress to completion.

1.1.13 How will I be advised of the status/ progress of my porting request?
You will be informed of the progress of your porting request by text messages

1.1.14 What happens if my porting request is rejected or fails to complete?
You should contact your new service provider to resolve the problem

1.1.15 I'm a pre-paid customer and I have some credit left - can I take this with me?
“Pre-paid” customers won’t be able to take outstanding credit with them, and should use it up before they switch service providers. Nigeria Mobile Number Portability Frequently Asked Questions 3

1.1.16 What happens to SMS that I send or receive whilst porting?
Messages which have been sent to the customer prior to porting, but not delivered, may be lost

1.1.17 Will I be able to take my voicemails, SMS and service settings to my new operator?
You will lose your old voicemail, SMS, MMS and ancillary services, and will need to set these up again with your new service provider. .

1.1.18 Will the cost of my calls to my friends and family change after I have ported?
After porting, you may be charged differently when calling friends and family that are not on the same network as you. Also, your friends and family may be charged differently (if they remain on the old network or if the tariff arrangement with the new operator is different from that of the donor) when calling the customer after porting.

1.1.19 When can I port to another operator?
You can port at any time. However, you will be restricted from porting your number to a third operator or back to your original operator within 90 days of a previous port.

1.1.20 Do I have a limit to the number of porting that I can do with one number in a particular year?
No. You can port your number as many times as you like in a given year. However, there is a 90 days restriction before your next port.

1.1.21 If I port to a new network, and get a new SIM Card, after 90 days, will I follow same procedure to return to my previous provider?
Yes. Any time you wish to port your number, you will have to go to the customer care office, retail shop or authorised dealer of your chosen new service provider to request to port your number. You will also need to be issued a new SIM Card.

1.1.22 Will I use my previous SIM Card or will I be required to get another SIM Card from my previous operator thereby rendering my earlier SIM from this operator useless this time?
You will need to be issued a new SIM card every time you wish to port your number to a new service provider as your previous SIM card will not work with your new service provider.

1.1.23 Would I be required to pay for the New SIM Card?
You will be issued a new SIM card by your new service provider, which may be free or charged, depending on the service provider. Nigeria Mobile Number Portability Frequently Asked Questions 4

1.1.24 Can I approach the new operator and decide to register my SIM Card with them for the purpose of porting?
Your SIM Card must be registered with your current operator before visiting your new service provider.

1.1.25 Can my current operator try to persuade me to stay whilst I am porting?
No. Your current operator is not allowed to contact you during the porting process to try and persuade you to stay with them. Any such contact by your current operator must be reported to your new service provider or the NCC.

1.1.26 If my previous operator calls or disturbs me as a way of inviting me back to its network within a period of 90 days of porting, to whom should I report?
You can report this to your new service provider or to the NCC.

1.1.27 How long does porting take?
Your port will be completed within 48 hours.

1.1.28 I'm a post-paid customer - can I port if my initial contract has not expired or I haven't paid my bills?
Yes. “Post-paid” customers will be able to port their numbers. However, once the porting process is complete, post-paid customers are required to settle their outstanding bills to their previous service provider including any early termination fees. The old service provider is permitted to use any legal measures to recover any outstanding charges from you.

1.1.29 Will my old operator stop billing me when I port?
“Post-paid” customers will receive a final bill for usage up to the time their number is ported to the new operator.