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Please who has any idea what will be required to set up 3 large projector screens in an auditorium. The prices of the things and the considerations. |
No, nothing will be rented. Maybe I should rephrase, it is an installation for a church, where u have large screens showing the preaching at the altar for people who are far away from the altar to see the visuals of what is happening at the altar. I am considering using projection screens or better still, using LCDs. I just need recommendations. Thanks. |
Please who has any idea what will be required to set up 3 large projector screens in an auditorium. The prices of the things and the considerations. |
Hi, there is one at 54 also (cant remember d number) emekuku street, dline, YOBEL, there is one at garrison, opp Mr biggs, there is one around waterlines and anoda one at artillery. As for the prices, i cant help u with their current prices. |
As usual, we are carried away again, really will still strike us if we are not careful. The truth is Amodu is not technically sound, win against france or not. Lets hope the name NIgeria will take us to the world cup. For the records, we were not spectacular, just better than we had played in a while. Lets savour d victory aniway. We still need creativity in the mid field (Not Mikel o, he is a defensive mid fielder now) lol. |
Hailings fellows, was introduced to sherlock homes say like 1994, but did not really appreciate him till like 1999. Then i was in d uni and we were on strike i used to go to the library to read them, i read all of them except the valley of fear. But in 2007, i got the complete books of Sherlock holmes. I love that guy, inshort i try to model myself like him. Love you all. |
I remember the good old days when we had a team called the super eagles, good team play, football interchange, 1-2 pass, classical goals, able to come from behind, good mid field play, good, common, u guys shud wake me up o before i kick myself. Na so una be? |
One of the painful thing about this amodu issue is that, as from moro, u'll start hearing excuses ranging from 1. At least we did not lose, wen cameron did 2. Its only the first game 3. Amodu has lost only one game 4, 5. etc Even when we were winning those games and forming super star, the enlightened minds could observe that the team was far from good, a disciplined side with no respect for names (come to think of it sef, wich big name we get) will beat us right now. Amodu should graciously resign. Those teams dat lost games in d first round out of fear have gone, these teams have self belief. Without no technical input and no formation non plan, den forget about wining. With Tunisia in d same group the plot simply thickens. I wish us luck, but would been beta if the luck was matched with a good team play, to make the work easier for mother luck. |
Yes bro you are rite. Sometimes u wonder why these countries train u and still dont see u as being fit enuf for their jobs. The worst culprit is the UK, I honestly feel those guys know we are in a hurry to get out, hence they only issue student visa to collect our small moni and still give u menial jobs, i mean real humiliating menial jobs. But what do we do? Guys, all that glitters is not gold. |
Northernizing the Nigerian military… yet again by Tunde Adenodi. By selecting what he thought was an urbane intellectual from deep north*, also known as the Sharia States or “Gideon Orkar excised states” (my own coinage), former President Olusegun Obasanjo had hoped that his work of 8 years might not necessarily be overturned. The good that he did; that is! He was dead wrong. What he did that he thought was good was not necessarily good to the north, specifically to the Hausa/Fulani people of the deep north. He had painstakingly dismantled their forty years of unearned privilege unfairly bestowed on them by successive Heads of State of northern stock from Tafawa Balewa to Abdulsalami Abubakar. And this hurts very badly! This group in the north had come to believe, like the royal family of Saudi Arabia that Nigeria belonged to them and whatever their whims and caprices made them do to us or on our behalf was ordered from above! And true Muslims do not question their lot. It is ordained from heaven! Consequently, they are often shocked that the rest of the country is so fastidious in their demand for more than the crumbs from under their dinner table. “Wetin dis Yoruba feofle want sep? We annulled Abiola’s election and give dem Shonekan. E no do! Wetin dey want?”- General Sani Abacha was overheard saying to his subordinates. Now, for “Yoruba”, substitute the words “Delta feofle”; then you will get the picture as it concerns the contemporary issues of the day. So, Obasanjo was dead wrong in hoping that Yar’Adua would be different in his approach to dealing with Nigerians who are not his kinsmen. He was wrong to believe that high education would make him see issues in less narrow perspective than most others from this geopolitical zone. He was wrong to believe that anyone like Yar’Adua, born in privilege whose father was a Minister of Lagos Affairs in those early years, would not be so sectional in his approach to issues. The process began in earnest in 1966 when the first coup by Nzeogwu wiped out the corp of northern and western leaders from the national scene. Ahmadu Bello, Tafawa Balewa, Okotie-Eboh, Maimalari, Ademulegun, Akintola and many others were slain. The jubilation of Nigerians especially the Igbo to these events (Nzeogwu was Igbo) and the caricature of Bello under the jackboot of Nzeogwu in the papers was one insult too many for the northern political machine especially the Hausa/Fulani. Nnamdi Azikiwe was conveniently out of the country. They decided to secede. But the British prevailed on them. Then they decided to never compete on the Nigeria’s political mine-field in a free and fair manner. And they would achieve this through massive manipulation of the military skewing everything in favor of the north. They enrolled their young in the rank and file of the Army, Navy and Air Force and even in the Police Force and used the cover of the civil war to place their men in strategic commands in the military. Meanwhile, the Igbo had been removed from contention and the Yoruba had to be content in playing second or third fiddle, in some cases, to their subordinates. They got the command of the customs and immigration and the chairmanship of major parastatals. By the time General Abdulsalami Abubakar came along, they had completed the northernization of the country. And along with northernization also came Islamization. Even the new federal capital was not left out. Buildings were constructed with Islamic architecture as the model. Babangida did not have to consult the Armed Forces Ruling Council to dissolve the AFRC or to pull the nation into the Organization of Islamic Countries (OIC). In fact, at a particular period, the business of the AFRC was said to be conducted in Hausa. Ebitu Ukiwe, his General Staff Chief was removed for daring to suggest that Nigeria’s entry into that body was never discussed in any meeting he was part of. Northernization was complete and islamization had begun. The Nigerian Army had become the Northern Nigerian Army. Same goes for the Navy, Air Force and all the uniformed forces. Babangida disrobed Aikhomu and called him Vice President while he held firmly to his own uniform. In other words, they, the northern officers did anything they liked with the country with impunity. Their word was law! Buhari, against the normal practice, chose Idiagbon, a Muslim northerner as his deputy. The Head of State, his deputy, 80 percent of the AFRC membership, General Officers Commanding of the three divisions of the Army, FOC West, and FOC East of the Navy, all consequential postings in the Air Force were all manned by men of northern origin. By the time they annulled Abiola’a election, Nigerians had been fed-up by the brigandage of the ruling elite in the military and their civilian collaborators. And they had no choice other than to invite, yet again, their puppet, General Olusegun Obasanjo to clean up after them. I had to provide this historical perspective of the successive northern rulers’ actions in order for readers to put into proper context contemporary events. I believe that I owe my readers this much. Why are we on this subject? Is the current president addressing the issue in a fair and equitable manner? I will answer this question by referring readers to my article on this subject titled, “Yar’Adua’s Presidency: the nature of things to come” in the NigerianNews.com. In one of the first series of appointments, he had appointed 10 people into his national security outfit. Out of the 10, seven were from the north and 3 from the south. Out of the 3 from the south, no one was appointed from the geopolitical west. This had prompted me to write that article. In the last 3 weeks, 20 officers of the Nigerian Air Force were retired. Ten, may be eleven were from the geopolitical west, 3 or 4 from the east and only one or 2 of the names appear to be of northern origin. It is expected that this trend will continue until all the non-northerners are flushed out living only a sprinkling of southern personnel who cannot threaten the status quo! It is expected, if this trend is followed, and I have no reason to believe otherwise, that this war of attrition will continue unabated until we are back where Obasanjo picked up in 1999. Having handed over twice to a northerner, first in 1979 and for the second time in 2007, it is impossible; not that they would not try to do otherwise, to hand over to a northerner at the end of his second term in office. If this be the case, do we expect the next president after Yar’Adua to reverse everything he did? Will this always be the way to handle a matter of this magnitude? Is there any hope that a president will act in the best interest of the nation as regards federal character just like Obasanjo did during his tenure? Has Yar’Adua’s high education had any impact in his government? Only time will tell! ![]() |
nothing is impossible in I.T |
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You may be among those that purchased a new laptop recently and discovered that a lot of the softwares you wanted to install were simply not compartible with the vista that came along with it and would want to downgrade to xp without removing the original vista, then you really don't have to bother yourself. Also most new HP do not have drivers for SATA harddisk, making it very difficult, if not impossible to install XP on them, however, If you have the time and a good internet speed you could do it by following the step-by-step procedure on http://www (dot) stopsolution (dot) (dot) com, however with a small fee I cud do it for u. I stay in ph. you can call me on 08062539746. |
women again, want to redirect anoda mans career just coz she wants to pose for her friends. Na wa o |
Is it just me or general, the Nigeria Breweries page has just refused to open. |
NNPC sent me a mail for an aptitude test at Enugu, I stay in ph. Did anyone else receive such a mail. I applied sometime in may or june when their advert came out. Do well to pray for me. I |
Next time, you play fair and take such matches to good stadia, and maybe, just maybe the God of soccer may smile at u. We were not interested in the match until they chose to take us to a bumpy pitch full of potholes. That was the only motivation we needed to win the game and God was wit us and supported us. |
Arts in Science needs the services of marketing professionals working on a retainership plus commission basis. Duties: 1. Sell our backup power solutions 2. Sell our internet services 3. Sell our MS services (Management Systems) 4. Sell other services that may be added from time to time Conditions: Payment 1. 20000 per month 2. 3000 phone credit 3. Company issued visafone 4. 5k sign on bonus Performance 1. Minimum of 2 backup installations per month 2. Termination if targets not met in 2 months 3. Additional payment for exceeding target:% of sales 4. Upward review of remuneration after 3 months of meeting targets Interview Monday, August 11 by 1000 @ AiS ph office. 51 Emekuku st., Dline, PH Monday, August 25 by 1000 @AiS Lagos office 57 Agungi rd, Agungi, after Jakande roundabout, Lekki Send one page cv as email to jobs@artsinscience.com Subject: AiS marketer position Come along with copy of cv, your marketing plan and how you will meet the set targets. Additional Info: Each backup install is circa 1million naira plus Our target market are shops companies and industrial settings Mostly for Ond Holders or IT |
Ok, ok, ok. If Mikel is the solution to our football, what happened during the nations cup earlier in the year. Maybe because we had not appologized yet. Mikel of 2007/ 2008 is not the Mikel of 2005. Mind u, if he had gone to the olympics, he probably wud have masterminded our exit in other to return early to chelsea to see if there will still be space (maybe on the bench) in the star[i] studed[/i] team like chelsea. I really wonder wat his role will be in that team that Deco, Lampard, Ballack, Joe Cole, Essien, (hope u didnot say ball boy) Wish him d best sha, coz i really tipped him to b a future zidane (Maybe i was wrong) |
change the access point for mtn to web.gprs.mtnnigeria.com user name = web and password = web, for glo, accesspoint name = glogwap, user name = wap and password = wap. Try that and let us see wat happens |
Please i need my opera mini to work on y fone pls, who can help with the neccessary config. Its a Nokia 6300 wit a glo network. thanks |
In ph I donot think that celtel's gprs works. I have tried connecting with my glo and mtn and it keeps saying suscribe to packet service first, but i do browse wit my phone so y does it say that? |
Pls who has a serial number for McGraw netsim le or an activation code for netsim v6 for ccnp pls help wit it pls |
What have I done to Celtel, I noticed that each time I apply they send me this kind of message, I graduate for e/e engr wit beta result before, is there any thing i am not doing rite, pls if any one knows where I may be going wrong, pls advice. E neva even reach test they don screen me out, abeg O, this is demoralising. "Thank you for applying for the position of "CT1711-Specislist: Roaming Services". However, we regret to inform you that you have not met our minimum pre selection criteria and as such, your application cannot be taken any further. Your login name and password are now stored in our recruitment system. Should you wish to apply for a different vacancy, please ensure you login as an "Existing user". Thank you for considering Celtel as a potential employer and we wish you well in your future career endeavors. Best Regards, The Recruitment Team" |
Engineers are required for special projects, relating to Gas gathering, compression and processing, in a reputable oil and gas servicing company. CATEGORY 1 1. Process Engineers (with background in Chemical Engineering) 2. Instrumentation and Control Engineers (knowledgeable in Foundation Field Bus and PLC) 3. Quality Assurance/ Quality Control (QA/QC) Engineers 4. HSE officers (experienced) 5. Piping Engineers 6. Corrosion Engineers CATEGORY 2 (Design Engineers for Gas Handling Equipment) 1. Planning Engineers 2. Structural Engineers 3. Mechanical Engineers 4. Electrical Engineers 5. Civil Engineers REQIREMENT for both categories are as follows; 1. Experience in oil and gas industry with particular reference to Gas gathering, compression and processing 2. ONE year and above experience required 3. B. Sc. Graduate of Engineering 4. Minimum of 2nd class lower 5. Applicant must be articulate and prove to be educated 6. Applicant must have completed his/her National Youth Service. INTERESTED APPLICANTS should mail their curriculum vitae to general@makon-group.com BEFORE Monday, 21st April 2008 |
bigrovar:Bros, I know how to install those in synaptics but wat i want to know is how to install programs that I download independently of synaptics. |
bigrovar:I will try Kopete as u have suggested. But I need to know how to install programs on ubuntu. I have some programs downloaded but do not know how to download them. For the records, softpedia.com is a site wit a number of softwares |
You are invited for interview 149 broad street Ebani house Qster Lagos 9th 04 08 time 10am. This was a text I got today (7th) pls who knows what company owns that address. I want to know if it is scam coz i stay in ph, it will be painful if it turns out to be scam. Any info pls volunteer. |
Pls, I need an instant messenger for my ubuntu, the pidgin I have doesnt allow me view webcam. I downloaded GyachE but could not install it. Pls help/ advice. |
I have Gyache on my Ubuntu rite now, but it does n't see those who are offline. Or do I have to set it for it to work. |
