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Bro I have used a bb10 before but you can still check the bb10 home thread

slinkman: z10 doesn't run all Android apps cause it lacks google play service.

op your sister got a Chinese Android clone.

If not all atleast most of the Android apps
Just asking have you used a bb10 OS before

Z10 run all Android app so don't panic

In need of recharge card somebody help 08117516580

Somebody help me o am in urgent need of recharge card 08116517580

This thing made front page what the hell

CODEEATER: to b flashed with recovery tools or mobile uncle?

Recovery tool

My baby after some close installer+gravity box

X pose installer +gravity box 🎁 a perfect 👌 Android

Here is the ss of the tool

Bigdocemo: Download this new one https:///WIu9gqpJ make sure you unzip before flashing

I used this recovery image and flash it using recovery tool. The process is quite simple
NOTE you have to unzip the file after downloading

thanks man finally backed up my rom

Bros a ss if your Cwm will help please just want to verify

Bigdocemo: Aiit my brother but make sure you unzip it before flashing with the recovery tools.

Can you advise on other recovery tool apart from mobile uncle pls because mobile uncle isn't working for me

Bigdocemo: why over Sabi, go on and flash the img them backup

Bros no be like that I thought the recovery image was custom recovery, not knowing that its a stock recovery

Bigdocemo: No be your Rom you wan backup with cwmr

Yeap it's the Rom

Bigdocemo: Download this new one https:///WIu9gqpJ make sure you unzip before flashing

The recovery image is the stock recovery image na, I need a custom recovery image to backup my device

bedfordng: your question is some how confusing.which tool did you use in flashing the recovery and what happened after flashing.hope you know its a stock recovery

Mobileuncle tool

Bigdocemo: Tecno H7 recovery image with the help of Stephane and Ksax

https:///TyZk3ZI2

Bros am finding it difficult here o. After flashing the recovery not happened to my cwm

parrotibaba: as in u subbed with a bb n put d sim in an Android phone n it didn't work? na wa ooh

Yeap and the charges remain double

parrotibaba: I was thinking about dat too bt I don't know if it will work

I have already tried it, it doesn't work

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www.punchng.com/news/boko-haram-police-raid-illegal-immigrants-in-six-states/

The police have embarked on massive arrests of
illegal immigrants in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Kwara,
Akwa Ibom and Bayelsa states, among others, as
part of measures to prevent the Boko Haram terrorist
group from spreading its attacks to the states.
Saturday PUNCH learnt from a police source that
the Force embarked on the arrests of large number of
aliens in Lagos State as a way of flushing out those
perceived to be security threats.
This followed an attack allegedly carried out by a
female suicide bomber in Apapa area of the state on
June 25.
The source indicated that hundreds of such aliens
had been raided by the police from different parts of
the state.
Though Boko Haram has been operating only in
northern Nigeria, latest security reports indicate that
the sect’s foot soldiers had infiltrated other parts of
the country.
It was learnt that since the attack in Lagos, police as
well as the Nigeria Immigration Service stepped up
efforts armed at arresting illegal immigrants by
visiting parks and areas heavily populated by these
immigrants.
But the spokesperson for the Lagos State Police
Command, Ngozi Braide, told one of our
correspondents that the arrest of the aliens and
illegal immigrants was not unusual, describing it as
a “routine.”
She said, “It is not new. We go to uncompleted
buildings regularly to raid aliens. It is just part of
our normal exercise targeted at ridding the state of
illegality.”
Spokesperson for the Ogun State Police command, Mr.
Muyiwa Adejobi, said, “We are aware that there
may be pockets of Boko Haram insurgents here. We
are working based on that knowledge. It is only
sensible to think that if the North is becoming too
hot for the insurgents, they may want to come down
South. But the Commissioner of Police, Mr.
Ikemefuna Okoye, has put in place strategies for this
reason.
“Arresting illegal immigrants is just one of the many
options available to us. Other security agencies are
currently working with us on these strategies to
ensure that we do not experience any violent attack.”
Saturday PUNCH investigation also revealed that
the police had embarked on about 50 raids of
identified hot spots in Kwara State within the past
six months to forestall the incursion of members of
the Boko Haram fighters.
The Police Public Relations Officer, Kwara State
Command, Mr. Ajayi Okasanmi, in a telephone
interview with one of our correspondents, stated that
the state Commissioner of Police, Mr. Ambrose
Aisabor, had invigorated strategies aimed at
preventing the deadly sect from infiltrating the state.
He said, “We are not leaving any stone unturned to
ensure that there is no infiltration of insurgents in
the state. We have raided some hot spots in the state
for over 50 times within the last six months. We have
good relationship with members of the public who
provide us with useful intelligence.” The Ondo State
Police Command, in same vein, said that it was
working with the Nigerian Immigration Service to
ensure immigrants were scrutinised to prevent
criminals from gaining access to vital areas and
threatening the security of the state.
The command’s spokesperson, Wole Ogodo, said, that
viewing centres considered unsafe were advised to
close down so that terrorists do not find them as soft
spots to cause mayhem during the ongoing FIFA
World Cup in Brazil.
“It is not just a blanket shut down; we advised them
not to open because such places may not be safe. It
is an advice,” Ogodo said.
In May, a joint taskforce in Akwa Ibom State raided
markets and stalls in Itu and arrested dozens of
immigrants who were later handed over to the
Nigeria Immigration Service for verification and
possible repatriation.
Saturday PUNCH investigation revealed that 612
irregular immigrants were arrested in Akwa Ibom
and repatriated to their various countries of origins
in May, 2014. The state NIS Comptroller, Mr.
Abdullahi Garba, in Uyo during the week warned
employers of labour against patronising the services
of irregular immigrants, adding that they might be
baits used by terrorist groups to carry out attacks on
innocent citizens.
The Public Relations Officer, Akwa Ibom State Police
Command, Mr. Etim Dickson, said, “We have a
bomb disposal unit that takes care of anything
gaseous or more. Although this incidence has not
occurred in the state, we have taken a number of
precautions like positioning our bomb disposal unit
in public places such as motor parks, churches,
airports, seaports or any other place that attracts
large gatherings.”
According to Saturday PUNCH investigation, Oyo
State Police Command are also working
underground to rid the state of aliens, illegal
immigrants and people of questionable characters.
In the last few weeks, plain clothed policemen have
been present at major markets and bus stations.
They mingle with the crowd but look out for their
targets. The targets are people who could be
standing idly in public places.
A detective, who asked not to be named, said, “The
police will not tell you what they are doing to
ensure security. Such information is classified. It is
top secret. But one of the measures the police are
putting in place is to pick people suspected of being
idle, especially in markets, bus stops and public
places where many people are found at the same
time. That is the kind of target that the terrorists pick
as target points in order to get maximum casualty
figure.
Bayelsa State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Hilary
Opara, said the police authorities in the state had
sensitised members of the public to monitor their
environment, homes and business premises.
On raiding of aliens, the police boss said the
command was liasing with the Immigration
authorities in the state.
Opara added, “Actually, the Nigeria Immigration
Service has apprehended persons that do not have
genuine papers residing in Bayelsa.
“Those who have uncompleted buildings have been
asked to either complete them or evict those living
there illegally.”

Yes France most go

Pishure or it never happened

www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/soldiers-kill-rccg-pastor-injure-2-others-delta/

BY EMMA AMAIZE & AKPOKONA OMAFUAIRE
OPURAJA — SOLDIERS have shot dead a pastor of the
Redeemed Christian Church of God and injured
about three others at the quiet Opuraja community
in Okpe Local Government Area of Delta State.
The pastor said to be in his 30s was married with
four children.
A security source said the soldiers, led by a Captain,
came in two Hilux vans to conduct investigation in
the community, but were allegedly mobbed by
villagers, who misconstrued their motive, as they took
away vigilante leader and community chairman.
The soldiers reportedly denied killing anybody, but
admitted that they shot into the car when the
villagers surged towards them.
The Orodje of Okpe kingdom, HRM, Mujakperuo
Orhue 1, a retired army officer, was said to have
waded into the matter to calm frayed nerves after the
fracas.
He expressed his disappointment over the incident,
saying the soldiers should not have fired at unarmed
citizens.
The monarch, however, pleaded with the community
leadership and Okpe Local Local Government
Transition Committee chair, Chief James Augoye, to
find ways of resolving the issues amicably.
Former Minister of Information, Prof. Sam Oyovbaire,
who is from the community, confirmed that one
person was killed and some persons injured, but said
details were sketchy, as the soldiers claimed they
fired to scare the crowd.
A villager, who spoke to Vanguard said: “I saw the
soldiers, they came to the community, asking for the
chairman of the community and vigilante leader.
They told them that there was robbery incident on
Warri/Sapele expressway and asked them to reveal
the identity of the person who owns the farm from
which the bandits collected the wood they used to
barricade the road.
“They told the soldiers that none of the community
people owns farm there, but the military men
accused them of not doing their job effectively.
“We saw the soldiers carry them away in their Hilux
van and drove to the expressway, where they tied
them against their vehicles until it was 6 a.m.
“The youths mobilised and went to the scene where
the community leaders were tied and when the army
saw the crowd approaching, they started shooting
indiscriminately.
“A group of soldiers in another Hilux van apparently
heard the gunshots and rushed to the scene, that
was how the pastor, who was standing by was shot
and he died immediately.”
Opuraja community chairman, Mr Godwill
Eyaguobor, said: “The youths in the community are
not criminals, none has been caught robbing in the
community or engaged in any act of violence.”

www.punchng.com/news/dont-work-for-apc-jonathan-muazu-beg-oyinlola-2/



A former Governor of Osun State, Prince Olagunsoye
Oyinlola, on Tuesday met behind closed doors with
President Goodluck Jonathan inside the Presidential
Villa, Abuja.
A source close to the meeting said the former governor
was begged by the President to support the PDP
during the election.
Oyinlola, a former National Secretary of the Peoples
Democratic Party, was led to the meeting with the
President by the party’s National Chairman, Alhaji
Adamu Mu’azu.
The meeting, which lasted about an hour, was said
to have discussed the forthcoming governorship
election in Osun State and the disputed position of
the PDP National Secretary, currently being occupied
by Prof. Wale Oladipo.
At the end of the meeting, Oyinlola told State House
correspondents that Mu’azu brought him to meet
with the President on how to improve the party’s
fortunes.
He also said he remained the party’s National
Secretary in the eye of the law, describing “whoever is
currently holding the office as a pretender.”
The former governor said, “I was taken to the Villa by
the Chairman of the PDP, and we had some
discussions on to how to move the fortunes of the
party forward. All I am telling you is that Oyinlola
in the face of the law remains the authentic secretary
of the PDP. Anybody in that office for now is a
pretender!”
He left the President’s office before Mu’azu.
Some leaders of the All Progressives Congress had
recently visited Oyinlola in his home town, Okuku,
with a view to wooing him into their fold.
The former governor was quoted as saying that his
continued presence in the PDP would be decided by
Jonathan.
The source, who pleaded anonymity because he was
not authorised to speak on the issue, said Oyinlola
was asked at the meeting to support the candidate
of the party, Senator Iyiola Omisore for the
governorship election.
He said, “The President pleaded with him to support
Omisore and the party and also to help in the
campaign of the party.
“The President told him that he would want him
(Oyinlola) to be present at the party’s campaign
when he would be coming in order to give an
assurance that he is with the PDP.”
In response to the demand by Oyinlola that he be
reinstated as the National Secretary of the PDP as
ordered by the Court of Appeal, the President was
said to have said that the issue would be looked
into.
It was also gathered that the President did not make
any commitment on whether the PDP would be
asked to withdraw its appeal on the issue, which is
pending at the Supreme Court.
Because of this, it was gathered that the former
governor and his supporters were of the opinion that
the President and the party wanted to use them to
win the election and later abandon them.
“We know the gimmick. We know the politics. We
also know what they are up to. They want us to be
committed to them and later abandon us. We are
wiser,” the source added.
Our correspondent also gathered that the President
and the leadership of the party were not ready to
trade away the current occupier of the office of the
National Secretary, Prof. Wale Oladipo, who is the
candidate of Omisore and PPP leader in the South-
West, Alhaji Buruji Kashamu.

www.punchng.com/news/well-not-yield-to-terror-jonathan/P

President Goodluck Jonathan on Monday said his
administration would remain unyielding in the face
of terror attacks in parts of the country.
The President said the Federal Government would
continue to reinforce the nation’s defence with a view
to ridding the country of terrorists who had been
threatening the country’s peace and development.
Jonathan spoke through Vice President Namadi
Sambo at the opening of the 16th meeting of the
Baroness Lynda Chalkerled Honorary International
Investor Council, which held at the Banquet Hall of
the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
He said, “This administration remains committed to
ensuring security of lives and property of Nigerians
and all those that reside in this country.
“Our security forces are confronting terrorism and
any insurgency that seeks to undermine the security
of the nation.
“We will remain unyielding and will continue to
reinforce our defence so as to rid the country of
terrorism and the forces of evil that threaten our
peace and development.”
Jonathan said that Nigeria’s position as the
preferred destination for Foreign Direct Investment in
Africa had been maintained despite the current
security challenges, adding that his administration’s
determination to ensure that Nigeria becomes one of
the world’s 20 most industrialised nations had
grown stronger.
He said he would continue to take all necessary
steps to enhance the competitiveness of Nigeria’s
enterprises, having “significantly improved the
nation’s investment climate.”
The President said he was encouraged that the
measures the government had taken were steadily
contributing to the attainment of the broad objective
of the administration’s transformation agenda and
that he would not relent in efforts to sustain a
predictable and stable policy environment.
Jonathan said, “Let me reaffirm that our efforts under
the transformation agenda are yielding impressive
results. Today, Nigeria is one of the strongest
economic performers in Africa.
“For the second year, the United Nation’s Conference
on Trade and Development has declared Nigeria as
the number one recipient of Foreign Direct Investment
in Africa.
“In May this year, Nigeria hosted global leaders at
the World Economic Forum on Africa. Besides the
record attendance, prospective and sizeable
additional investments into Nigerian economy were
pledged.”
Chalker said a situation where primary school
children failed to complete their education was
symptomatic of the level of problems in the country.
This, she said, was the reason why the council
would focus on education.
“We do not have a separate session on power supply
but we do know that Nigeria’s progress again
depend on the gas reforms, the management of the
Transmission Company of Nigeria, fuel supply to
power plants, speedy implementation of renewable
energy and progress plan for developing domestic
gas utilisation. Power and education are at the
heart of what must be achieved,” she said.

A revelation by a member of the National Conference
that he had received a threat message from terrorists
caused a scare at the confab on Monday.
The delegate, Chief Mike Ozekhome (SAN), told the
conference that he received a message on his
telephone threatening an “attack bigger than
Nyanya blast” and sought the permission of the
Chairman of the confab, Justice Idris Kutigi (retd.),
to read the message.
Kutigi granted the permission and Ozekhome
accordingly read the text.
The message, which Ozekhome also forwarded to our
correspondent later, read, “News got to us that our
enemy is planning something bigger than Nyanya
blast between Tuesday and Wednesday, in Abuja.
Mind your movement and be careful. The date is
still unknown. Please, pass it around to save loved
ones.”
After listening to the text of the message, one of the
delegates, who asked not to be named, shouted, “We
are in trouble in this country. Bombing everywhere;
when will this stop? Even here, we don’t know what
is going to happen. Things are so bad in the
country. Things are so bad.”
Many of the delegates were seeing discussing the
development in hushed tones but with panic on their
faces.
None of them was willing to speak with The
PUNCH on the matter on Monday.
Another delegate, Obi Onoliefo, had on Thursday
last week, raised the issue of safety of delegates
when, having looked at the perimeter of the
National Judicial Institute, observed that there were
no security operatives manning them.
Onoliefo, therefore, called for security operatives to be
drafted to the perimeter fences to forestall insurgents
from breaking into the premises and causing
bloodshed.
Meanwhile, some hoodlums suspected to be members
of the Boko Haram sect invaded the Shani Local
Government Area of Borno State on Monday and
torched the Divisional Police Station, houses and
shops.
It was learnt that the insurgents used Improvised
Explosive Devices and petrol bombs.
The Caretaker Chairman of the council, Alhaji Modu
Walama, who was said to have escaped a series of
attacks by assassins and terrorists in recent past,
narrowly escaped being killed by the terrorists.
The insurgents were said to have attacked the family
house of Walama in Walama and killed one of his
sons.
One of our correspondents learnt that the terrorists
invaded Shani on motorcycles and bombed the
divisional police headquarters at about 2:45pm on
Monday.
The policemen on duty had fled before the attackers
reached the station.
They were said to have snatched one of the patrol
vehicles belonging to the police and set it ablaze
after they discovered that the vehicle’s engine was
faulty.
The gunmen reportedly moved from the police station
into the town and shot sporadically before fleeing
towards the Gwaskara village.
Shani is the southern part of the troubled Borno State
and about 245 kilometres drive from Maiduguri, the
state capital. It shares boundary with some parts of
Adamawa State.
A resident of Shani, Mallam Aliyu Usman, who was
among those who fled the town during the attack,
told journalists that they got news of the terrorists
lurking around the town at about 8am.
He said some women sighted the criminals on their
farmlands around Walama, on the outskirts of the
town.
The terrorists were said to have scared the women off
their farms, telling them that they had a deadly
mission to execute in some places in Shani.
All efforts to get the Police Public Relations Officer in
the state, Gideon Jubrin, for confirmation was not
successful as his phone line was inaccessible as of
the time of filing this report.
www.punchng.com/news/boko-haram-confab-delegate-receives-attack-notice/

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