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Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korea Nuclear Test Will Be Part Of Fight Against U.S. by Nonybb: 2:09pm On Jan 24, 2013
gsalvatore: North Korea no fit Win South Korea in a conventional war. Pyongyong wey hunger wan kill finish,ppl dey chop rat as dinner, no infrastructure wan fight America.
The only luck North Korea get be say dem no get Oil and SouthKorea is there to atleast check the north.
Infact North Korea can't afford to host a War and I think they know that. Food supplies is very important in fighting wars (bernard Shaws' arms and the Man) BTW, these missiles NorthKorea dey make noise for no be Missiles wey America don design since second world war. No sentiment, NorthKorea Military is a Choir group. If dem get beans no be SouthKorea dey near dem, make dem fight south,join the two koreas and rule them frm d north as they always say.
guy u have an important point to make here but why dont u use english... Wat is wrong with u ppl
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korea Nuclear Test Will Be Part Of Fight Against U.S. by Nonybb: 2:07pm On Jan 24, 2013
Princess1982: We Americans can rest assure knowing that our Navy is out there at sea protecting us from such threats. smiley
honey i dont think ur an american with this write-up rented accent
Politics › Re: Ministerial Nominee To Chase Out Demons In The Power Sector by Nonybb: 10:20am On Jan 24, 2013
We shall seeWe shall seeWe shall see
Phones › Re: Mobile Phone And Its Battery Life. #A MUST READ by Nonybb: 10:12am On Jan 24, 2013
engrhamid: Its high time to informed you that the causes of your battery draining less than an hour after being fully charged has nothing to do with the manufacturer of the battery or mobile phone.

In this article, you will learn some tips about your battery. The things you need to do to your battery before charging, during charging and after charging.

1. If you just bought a new phone/new battery, keep it connected to the mains (wall outlet) for between 6 to 10 hours at a stretch. Ignore the “battery full” notification that you get after 2 to 3 hours. The battery is not yet full, so keep it connected.

2. Do not use the vibrate function on your phone as it is a big drain on power. It may sound inconvenient but you just have to do it. Create different profile that is one should be “VIBRATE THEN RING” and the other should be “RING ONLY”. So when you are outdoor, set it as “VIBRATE THEN RING” probably for those who doesn’t know when their phone rings while it is in their pocket. I suggest you use hands free if you can’t use those mention above, but ensure to return it to “RING ONLY” when you are indoor.

3. Charge your battery only when it is completely empty. Note: if you don’t give your battery the extended charge(6-10 hours), it will take longer for it to reach the full potential- or it never will. Once it get used to not being fully charged that way, the rest is history.
Every now and then, let your battery run out completely till the phone shutdown. Switch it back on and then immediately plug in the charger till it is fully charged. By this,2 or 3 hours of charging is okay. Repeat this process about once a week or more(if phone/battery was just purchased )to get maximum usage.

Note that leaving background application running drains your battery, so if you know you don’t need them, don’t run them at that moment.

4. Always give the battery a full charge, avoid partial full charge if you can.

5. Reducing the volume of warning tones improves your battery life

6. Turn your phone off when you are not using it. E.g. while sleeping. (This depends on individual).

7. Turn off the wifi features of your phone when not in use.

8. Always keep the battery contacts clean. You may clean the edges using spirit.

9. Keep the phone away from heat and magnetic objects.

10. If possible, reduce the brightness of your phone.

11. Over charging of battery reduces its life.

12. Always use original charger for charging the phone.

13. if the mobile has a camera with flash, switch off the flash when not in use

14. Avoid restarting the phone too often as it can severely hamper the battery life.

15. Turn off your GPS if you do not need it for navigation or geo-tagging of pictures or videos.

16. Turn off your Bluetooth/Infrared if you don’t need them for either headset connection or other devices.

17. Also, turn off 3G mode and stick to 2G(i.e UMTS/DUAL MODE TO GSM MODE). Do this only when you don’t need a fast data connection or video calls.

18. Always properly switch off your mobile(Never directly remove battery)

19. Use automatic network selection option instead of manual selection.

20. Use hands free instead of speaker/ringer to listen to music.

21. Reduce the back light/keypad light time

22. Do not use any flash or animation as wallpaper

23. Always keep off screen saver

24. It’s also not advisable to use and charge at the same time

25. Always set your internet settings “when needed” and not “when available”.

26. Avoid the use of car chargers as it damage your battery bit by bit. Remember, the current coming from the car is not regulated.

27. Avoid the use of desktop chargers. Its only meant for boosting batteries that are completely dead and cant be powered on by mere charger at first.

28. In conclusion, there is no problem in charging the battery often although you can improve battery indicator and battery life by discharging it every 15-20 minutes in order to recalibrate it.

29 Free feel to add more of what u know can help others improve their battery life.


CRITICISMS AND SUGGESTION ARE WELCOME FROM THE READERS OF THIS TEXT. I CLAIM NO PERFECTION. IT IS NOT AN ATTRIBUTE OF MAN.

DISCLAIMER: You agree to following these steps at your own free will and I shall not be held responsible for any loss resulting from this article.

However,I have applied every steps personally.

This article is for educational purposes only.
who is this man and wat are u talking about?
Politics › Re: Christiane Amanpour To Interview President Jonathan Tonight by Nonybb: 12:01pm On Jan 23, 2013
Let him carry madam dame patience too. Shes a comedian of english grammar
Celebrities › Re: Peter Okoye Welcomes Baby Aliona by Nonybb: 12:39am On Jan 23, 2013
Abrantie: That's definitely not a hospital in Nigeria.
shut it Ghanaian short black cunt
Celebrities › Re: Peter Okoye Welcomes Baby Aliona by Nonybb: 12:36am On Jan 23, 2013
Ibanga p: Peter okoye just twitted on his twitter page 'Thank you lord, am d new daddy in town nd she is so beautiful nd adorable'. Her name is believed 2 be Aliona, as he also tweeted 'Welcome 2 d world Aliona...... God is great'. Congrats 2 him.
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why did Psquare marry this yoruba woman? I wonder how he cope with her Yoruba soup and he almost name this child Alingo
Politics › Re: FG Boosts Gas Production, may Revoke 132KV Power Contract by Nonybb: 1:55pm On Jan 21, 2013
karl max: FEDERAL Government’s efforts to sustain the existing improvement in power supply received a boost at the weekend with the unveiling of the Oredo Integrated Gas Handling Facility (IGHF) by the Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke.

It was at the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC) operated Oredo field in Edo State.

The facility which currently supplies 65 Million Metric Standard Cubic Feet per Day (MMscfd) has ramped up NPDC’s total gas production to a record level of 400MMscfd with projected growth to 600MMscfd by year end is envisaged to significantly enhance the Federal Government’s power supply drive.

At the ceremony, Mrs. Alison-Madueke noted that the project was in line with the ongoing reform process in the industry designed to vigorously ensure the monetisation of the nation’s gas endowment through gas-to-power and other gas-related industrialisation.

However, the Federal Government has threatened to revoke the contract for the 132KV power sub-station in Umuahia, Abia State if the contractor handling the project which was awarded to Valence Nig. fails to rectify a fault with one of the transformers meant for the facility.

The 132KV Sub-Station, which was commissioned despite the fact that one of the transformers was faulty, has the capacity to generate 64MWTs of electricity to Umuahia and its environs. At present, it supplies 33megawatts of electricity due to the fault.

Meanwhile, arrangements have been concluded for the take-off of the first private power plant in the country, Geometric, in March this year.

The company, which belongs to the immediate past Minister of Power, Prof. Barth Nnaji, is working out ways to absorb and train some former workers of PHCN for employment at the plant.

Managing Director of the firm, Mrs. Agatha Nnaji who disclosed this when the National Good Governance Tour Team inspected the plant in Aba, Abia State, said that three turbines had been installed and that the company had entered into an agreement with Shell Petroleum Company for the supply of gas.

And the Co-ordinating Minister of the Economy and the Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has said that 2013 is a year of project delivery for the Federal Government.

Speaking at a Town Hall meeting to round off the National Good Governance Tour of Abia State in Umuahia, she noted that the plan of President Jonathan was to make all federal roads motorable within the shortest possible time.

She observed that in line with the transformation agenda of the Federal Government, many projects are being executed, adding that the most important factor was the peaceful atmosphere, which had enabled economic activities to thrive.

Earlier, the state’s Information/Strategy Commissioner, Dr. Eze Chikamnayo, said that in line with the common vision shared by Abia and the Federal Governments, Governor Theodore Orji wholeheartedly supported the good governance media tour. He added: “Having now seen Abia and what are on ground, the people are now in the position to assess and judge the state themselves.”

Alison-Madueke stated that the Oredo gas project, which is 100 per cent local content in both design and construction, is reflective of the Federal Government’s desire to grow and support effective indigenous participation in the oil and gas industry.

“It is this commitment to support indigenous oil and gas production growth that led to the assignment of a number of assets to NPDC. Government’s commitment is further reflected in the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) 2012 currently before the National Assembly, where special consideration has been given to indigenous players in the industry,” the minister said.

Providing technical details of the project, Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Andrew Yakubu, said the IGHF, which symbolises its response to the Federal Government gas to power initiative is the first major gas development project aimed at realisation of NPDC’s strategic growth plan of being an integrated oil and gas company.

“The Oredo gas plant is an Integrated Gas Handling Facility (IGHF) designed with a module for LPG production and other liquids extraction facilities. While substantial volume of gas from the facility is designed for the Ihovbor power plant, the balance will be injected into domestic gas supply pipelines grid. This facility also has the capacity to eliminate gas flaring in compliance with Federal Government environmental requirement,” he said.

He explained that currently, the Corporation through the NPDC is pursuing with vigor the development of more resources in order to provide gas to PanOcean Oil Company (POOC) to achieve optimal utilisation of their gas plant.

This will require drilling more wells, construction of manifold and flow lines, 22km pipeline and separators. These activities will come along with the related business and employment opportunities,” Yakubu stated.

Managing Director of the NPDC, Victor Briggs, pledged the commitment of management and members of staff of the company to achieving NPDC’s growth plans and business projections.

“I will like to give the Honorable Minister comfort that NPDC will not only meet its gas supply target of 200MMdcfd from OML 111, but will be able to sustain this production for the next 20 years based on existing reserves in this OML; however there are additional exploration potentials,” Briggs enthused.

Established in 1988 as a fully owned company of the NNPC, the NPDC aspires to emerge as Nigeria’s flagship indigenous exploration and production company with world class standard.

In line with that vision, NPDC is today involved in exploration, exploitation and production in 20 concessions covering both onshore and offshore blocks. These efforts translate to current reserves of 2.1 billion barrels of crude oil and 10.17 trillion cubic feet of gas.

As at the last check, NPDC produces an average of 130,000 barrels of crude per day and currently ranks the fifth largest oil producing company in the country. Records indicate that going by recent performance, NPDC is poised to surpass its growth target of 250,000 barrels of oil per day by the year 2015.

The NPDC Oredo IGHF is sited on Oil Mining Lease (OML) 111. The Lease consists of three fields with an average production capacity of 6,000 barrels of crude oil per day (bpd) with more prospects for further development.

Mrs. Nnaji explained that the power plant with the capacity to produce 140 megawatts power of electricity also have an overhead line, a 27-kilometre gas pipeline and a sub-station, which had been completed

She noted that the company had completed all the major works on the project, laid the pipeline for the supply of gas to the plant, adding that the distribution facility is also near completion.

“By March, the first turbine will be fired and the remaining two will follow shortly,” she said.

She added that the company had completed the construction of four sub-stations at different locations in Abia State and acquired and refurbished three sub-stations from PHCN.

The Minister of Information, Labaran Maku, lauded the management of the company for their foresight and courage in venturing into the power business.

He said that the commencement of operation at the power plant would boost public confidence in the present administration’s power reforms.

He stated that take-off of the power plant would be the first evidence of President Goodluck Jonathan’s power roadmap which is being driven by the private sector.

In a related development, four gas turbine units of the Alaoji Power Plant in Abia State will become operational in June this year.

The plant has a combined capacity of generating five hundred and four megawatts of electricity.

The Site Manager of the National Integrated Power Project (NIPP), Umeh Godson, stated when the delegation of the National Good Governance Tour visited the power plant that already, two units had been commissioned and linked to the national grid while the other two are at the pre-commissioning stage.

Umeh explained that all the equipment needed for the steam turbine units have arrived and that they are now constructing the foundation to lay the turbines.

“The first unit will be in service by the end of this year and the second unit will come on stream next year”, he stated.

The Site Manager disclosed that by the time the entire gas and steam turbine units are functional, a total of one thousand and seventy-four megawatts of electricity would be generated from the Alaoji Power Plant.

He, however, said the challenges of gas supply to the power plant are being addressed by the Nigerian Gas Company.

Maku said the Alaoji Power Plant is one of the 10 new power plants being constructed by the present administration across the country to stabilise power supply.

“Alaoji with the capacity of one thousand and seventy-four megawatts of electricity is going to be the largest power plant in the country.

“In the meantime, you have seen that all the equipment including the turbines and the generator of the steam turbines are here and the foundations are being laid”, Maku assured.

Okonjo-Iweala said: “Much has been done, we know there is need to do more but we also need to acknowledge the achievements that have been made. The President instructed me to release the sum of N47 billion for road rehabilitation in December 2012 and the reports reaching the Federal Government indicate that there is a great improvement on the roads”.

She noted that efforts were on to ensure that all the ongoing road projects across the country are completed.

Maku noted that Nigeria would witness a tremendous restoration of the rail system nationwide before the end of 2013 while the modern rail lines would start operation in Nigeria by 2014.
this is the worse journalistic write-up i have come across since i was born. Wat a gibberish incoherent poor structured write-up!
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Massive Vacancies At Ag Leventis Plc by Nonybb: 1:35pm On Jan 21, 2013
With only 3 day to go and u had the guts to post it here? Ur groonies must have benefited before u came with this crumb
Music/Radio › Re: What Collaborations Would You Would Like To See In 2013 by Nonybb: 5:20pm On Jan 18, 2013
Am seeing terry G ft lady gaga and blah blah, some u guys are over hyping those artist. Can they really afford them?
Music/Radio › Re: What Collaborations Would You Would Like To See In 2013 by Nonybb: 5:18pm On Jan 18, 2013
Totoo decay ft Nicki minaj, song title: lesbian action
Nairaland General › Re: How Has Nairaland Added Value To Your Life? by Nonybb: 4:46pm On Jan 18, 2013
Ganys: In other threads, i have seen people bragging about being on Nairaland since 2006 but couldnt mention one thing they gained from this site.
Personally, i believed that Nairaland is a life changing Forum where different people with different background converge.
This site had add more value to my financial life and equipped me to become who i am today. Im not trying to advertise for Seun here (Im sure his Head will be Swelling now wink), Im just trying to be honest.
Since You Joined Nairaland, Has it add any Value to your lifehuh?
Share your Experience with us here
nairaland had absolutely added nothing to my life since i joined but rather had taken much more. These includes my precious time, my battery life, my megabyte and even my credit when i did notice that the free magabyte is gone or finishes. Am at lost since i join nairaland. All i see was ethnic bashing, tribalism, ignorants, religious bigot and scammers... Pls lets share our opinions and submissions. This is my own
Romance › Re: What's Your Take On A Christian/Muslim Relationship? by Nonybb: 7:44pm On Jan 17, 2013
[quote author=money-hungry ]get an anti-bomb jacket... n wear it always[/quote]LMAO
Literature › Re: Common Grammatical Errors We Make In Our Everyday English by Nonybb: 7:39pm On Jan 16, 2013
boborosky: These are some errors we make in our everyday english language. Post those u knw.
Napkin(babies) instead of nappy.
Plate number. instead of number plate.
Driving licence. instead of driver's licence.
Barbash.instead of, balderdash (nonsense).
Packer. instead of, dustpan.
Infidel (for an unfaithful partner) is wrong. Though unfaithfulness = infidelity.
Contact a disease. instead of, contract a disease.
Eye/sun glass. instead of, eye/sun glasses.
More grease 2 ur elbow. Instead of, more power 2 ur elbow.
Low current. instead of, low voltage.
Half bread is better dan none. instead of, half a loaf is better dan no bread.
I am coming (when going out or away). Instead of, i will b back.
I am hearing u. Instead of , i can hear u. The same applies to 'see'.
He/she is my baby (babies). Instead of , it is my baby. Pronoun for baby is 'it'.
she delivered a baby boy. Instead of, she was delivered of a baby boy.
Open d floor (occasions) instead of declare d floor open.
Running nose. Instead of, runny nose.
Raining season. Instead of, rainy season.
Alright. Instead of, all right
some of wat i saw here is the worst write-up i have come in contact with since i was delivered from my mother's womb! Judging frm wat i have seen, some genuine grammar the Op refuted in the article was shameful and provocating. Some grammar was right and his correction of some of them was uncalled for
Travel › Re: Topic closed. by Nonybb: 5:43pm On Jan 16, 2013
Come to maiduguri we love u
Politics › Re: Residency Over Ethnicity - Where Will You Reside? by Nonybb: 5:27pm On Jan 16, 2013
No place like the southeast
Celebrities › Re: Picture Of Yvonne Nelson And Her Mum by Nonybb: 2:30pm On Jan 16, 2013
I can give up any cash no matter the worth jst to have them give me some lesb.ian actions
Politics › Re: Jonathan, Kufuor Set For Obasanjo’s Reception. by Nonybb: 2:25pm On Jan 16, 2013
OBJ an unrepented crimi.nal
Politics › Re: Patience Jonathan Hurriedly Flown To Germany by Nonybb: 11:18am On Jan 15, 2013
[quote author=Rhino.5dm]You can't be consuming one billion naira food in country where 85% are living on less than 300 naira a day or hundred thousand a year and expect God not to come down from heaven and choke you to death.

The gods of Aso Villa is demanding for blood.[/quote]loooool LMAO hahahahaha
Politics › Re: Bakare: There Will Be No Election In 2015 by Nonybb: 12:54pm On Jan 14, 2013
Fellow Nigerians watch these prophets of doom. They are at it again and any of their postulate would never materialize. Their prophecies brings no edification but terror and fear of the unknown. Watch them cos we Nigerians are not new to these nonsense
Islam › Re: Imo Traditional Ruler Converts To Islam by Nonybb: 2:58am On Jan 14, 2013
Impossible
Islam › Re: Prophet Muhammad's Letter To The Monks Of St. Catherine Monastery by Nonybb: 3:45pm On Jan 13, 2013
maclatunji: Have we not always told you that the problem we have in Nigeria is failure of Political leadership? However, I think some Christians prefer the picture of the Almajiri as the poster boys for Islam because it makes them feel better about themselves. Unfortunately, they are just helping to misinform already misinformed Children who do not know what Islam is all about with dire consequences of course.

Lesson: Do not spread hate of any individual or group lest that hate boomerangs to consume you. You can be firm and not tolerate depravity but do it for the purpose of maintaining law and order and not just for the reason of hate!
Everytime i kept hearing "ppl dont knw wat is islam" And wat is islam? A religious cult?
Politics › Re: What Is The Present State Of Electricity In Your City/state by Nonybb: 7:19pm On Jan 08, 2013
Keemhostquarter: i live in Ago palace,okota.The power supply in my area is worse............
i live in onitsha but left to say at Ago palace. Gosh!! That place is worst place to stay in the whole of the sub-continent of Africa! No clean water! The road are death-trap. Rather i later start realising wat i was missing at Onitsha and had to leave immediately!
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Adeboye's Birth In 1942 Was Mysterious by Nonybb: 10:31am On Jan 08, 2013
I got the info, This man thinks hes special. Everyday i kept hearing bull.shit
Travel › Re: Dana Air Denies Paying Celebrities To Board Flight by Nonybb: 5:38pm On Jan 07, 2013
Is it my problem? experience have shown that private jet is a private death in Nigeria
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: UK Based Looking For CONSULTANCY Work In NIGERIA by Nonybb: 5:34pm On Jan 07, 2013
Hmm saint22 nice offer... Are the graduate scientist down for the offer too? Stan reach @ nonyweb247@yahoo.com thanks
Nairaland General › Re: Happy New Year (2013) To All Nairalanders!!! by Nonybb: 12:26am On Jan 01, 2013
MY YEAR OF FAVOUR
Celebrities › Re: Mercy Johnson Delivers Baby Girl by Nonybb: 2:26pm On Dec 30, 2012
Congrat mercy. But dad pls test the paternity of that child in a good hospital to be sure.(u knw wat i mean)
Politics › Re: Describe Nigeria In Few Sentences........... by Nonybb: 2:19pm On Dec 30, 2012
Kslib: A country specially made for people who committed great sins in their past life.. Trust me,hitler will return to earth as adebayo or tobechukwu or maybe akpos...
but i still dey wonder the kain sin wey i commit,cos i be good boy oh!!!
Anyway, i still love my naija wella...
lol
Politics › Re: Describe Nigeria In Few Sentences........... by Nonybb: 2:17pm On Dec 30, 2012
jmoore: look at how many people are heaping insults on Nigeria. You are product of Nigeria and so are your fathers and grandfathers. If Nigeria is hopeless that means you are hopeless too.
then hopelessness of us all shouldnt exclude u either
Politics › Re: Describe Nigeria In Few Sentences........... by Nonybb: 2:16pm On Dec 30, 2012
Abdul Adam56: In the land of boko haram and a time of susbidy,a destiny of corrupt nation,rise on the shoulder of a corrupt leader his name.............?
did u jst watch merlin this year?
Politics › Re: Describe Nigeria In Few Sentences........... by Nonybb: 2:15pm On Dec 30, 2012
The country where islam kills for the cause of an ancient saudi arabian moon god called allah

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