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ComputersRe: Crackdown On Nigerian Cyber Crime by phemygee(op): 9:55pm On Oct 23, 2009
@ i-guru, remember that only a thief knows the footstep of a thief or how to get a thief, Okay, I think is a good beginning for them so that they will erase the shame we carry about both outside and inside Nigeria
ComputersRe: Help Needed Again:laptop Gone Crazy Again by phemygee(m): 9:50pm On Oct 23, 2009
I think u need to re-install the previous or the compatible operating system on the laptop. Probably, it isn't compatible with it or maybe it's pirated.
ComputersRe: Network Sharing by phemygee(op): 9:38pm On Oct 23, 2009
I will do that ASAP
ComputersRe: Network Sharing by phemygee(op): 9:23pm On Oct 23, 2009
@mile, i am running on xp and vista,

@ collin465, i have done that before but it didnt work.


ANy other means??
ComputersRe: System Administrators, Hook Up with each other by phemygee(m): 9:18pm On Oct 23, 2009
mine: oyedele.phemy@yahoo.com

Nice work here,
ComputersNetwork Sharing by phemygee(op): 9:12pm On Oct 23, 2009
Can anybody help me out on how to share connection between two laptops using dial up. I have been trying to do that but i dont know how to go about that. I will be grateful to read from you guys.
Thanks
BusinessThe Five Rules For Doing Business With Nigeria by phemygee(op): 9:01pm On Oct 23, 2009
Courtesy of The 419 Coalition

1.
NEVER pay anything up front for ANY reason.
2.
NEVER extend credit for ANY reason.
3.
NEVER do ANYTHING until their check clears.
4.
NEVER expect ANY help from the Nigerian Government.
5.
NEVER rely on YOUR Government to bail you out.
ComputersRe: Crackdown On Nigerian Cyber Crime by phemygee(op): 8:49pm On Oct 23, 2009
Hmmmmm, lets hope is a realistic dream. I think they can really achieve this if they work hard towards it anyway, Is just a matter of time
ComputersCrackdown On Nigerian Cyber Crime by phemygee(op): 8:32pm On Oct 23, 2009
ABUJA: Nigeria's anti-corruption police is working with Microsoft to halt thousands of fraudulent e-mails in a crackdown on internet crime in Africa's most populous country. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) said yesterday its new project "Eagle Claw" was aimed at improving Nigeria's tarnished image as one of the world's top countries for internet crime. "Upon full deployment, the capacity to take down fraudulent e-mails will increase to 5 000 monthly," said Farida Waziri, the agency's chairwoman. The agency said it had already shut down 800 scam websites and arrested 18 people. - Reuters

http://www.capeargus.co.za/index.php?fArticleId=5214812
October 23, 2009 Edition 2
PoliticsAliero To Sanction Phcn Over Tree Felling In Abuja by phemygee(op): 6:35pm On Oct 23, 2009
ABUJA — MINISTER of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), Senator Muhammad Adamu Aliero, is set for war with the management of the Power Holdings Company of Nigeria (PHCN) Plc over what he described as indiscriminate felling of trees in the nation’s capital city, just as he has threatened to sanction them over the act.

Aliero who noted that the act was totally unacceptable to the government and even in line with international laws, stressed that the FCTA spent money, time, energy, among others in nurturing them to maturity for PHCN to just wake up and cut them without permission from the FCTA.

The Minister also disclosed that arrangements have been concluded for the introduction of payment of fees by residents on the use of access roads in the Federal Capital Territory, adding that the administration must source for revenue as it can no longer rely on only government’s revenue, just as he stressed that people must pay for services they enjoy.

Addressing journalists in Abuja yesterday, the Director, Parks and Recreation, Isa Shauibu said if the act persisted, the administration would be left with no option than to invoke the provision of the law against the PHCN.

The PHCN had recently embarked on massive felling of some environmental friendly trees which, according to it, have been hindering its installations in the Asokoro and other districts of the territory.

Shauibu who noted that the Minister had been worried over the development, said PHCN was not in any way authorised to carry out the felling of the trees.

“The Power Holdings Company of Nigeria (PHCN) has been carrying out unauthorised trees felling against our normal rules and regulations. What we expected from them is to report to the department and they explain that they want to carry out certain activities. They have to be guided because there are standard ways of felling trees rather than go to the base of the tree and cut it off.

“Some of these trees may even be lost because they may be exposed to infections and eventually may not grow again. There is a compelling need for them to always draw our attention,” he said.

http://www.nigeriamasterweb.com/paperfrmes.html
TravelLifetime Free Flights For Baby Born On Plane by phemygee(op): 6:14pm On Oct 23, 2009
KUALA LUMPUR (AFP) – A baby boy who made a surprise arrival on board an AirAsia flight this week will be given free flights for life with the budget carrier, as will his mother, the airline said Friday.

AirAsia said 31-year-old passenger Liew Siaw Hsia went into labour on Wednesday's flight from the northern island of Penang to Kuching on Borneo island.

The aircraft made an emergency diversion to the Malaysian capital but the baby arrived just before landing, delivered by a doctor who was on board and who was assisted by the airline's flight attendants.

"The baby was safely delivered when flight AK 6506 was approaching Kuala Lumpur for landing at 2,000 feet," the airline said in a statement, adding that mother and baby were taken to a nearby hospital following touchdown.

"To celebrate this momentous occasion, we decided to present both mother and child with free flights for life," said AirAsia's director of operations Moses Devanayagam after visiting them in hospital.


http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20091023/od_afp/malaysiaairasiaairlineoffbeat
FashionChioma Omeniho Needs Your Votes To Win Miss Africa US by phemygee(op): 6:08pm On Oct 23, 2009
Imo-Nigeria born but United State of America based model and a beauty to behold, Chioma Omeniho is one of the leggy of beauties that are seriously competing to win the Miss Africa USA crown. The beauty pageant, Miss Africa USA is one of the beauty contests in the States where intelligent, beauty and skills are criteria that can emerge a winner. Impressively, our own Chioma has all these attributes and, with your support, has been able to scale through some hurdles but she still need more votes to be able to record unprecedented success in the finals.

“A research was done on malaria in Africa and it showed that malaria is a major cause of child mortality. Also nursing mothers are at risk too as they share major attack from this syndrome. Why don't we join hands together to provide resources and also education on preventive measures on malaria? If I become the MISS AFRICA USA, I would make sure that donations in form of insecticide treated nets, and also other preventive measures are being sent down to help the children and future leaders of Africa. Please vote for me, thank you” She pleaded

Having gone through rigorous training in the States by top models 'groomers', the ever-smiling beautiful Chioma is well-positioned to win the Miss Africa USA, 2009 Crown for Nigeria. All she needs from you now is to log on to www.missafricaunitedstates.com/countries, look at the left side of the screen for a display where the VOTE FOR YOUR FAVOURITE CONTESTANT is, CHIOMA OMENIHO's name is the 10th on the list, mark and click VOTE.
You can never tell what that one vote may do, are you still waiting? Keep on voting for Chioma Omeniho, the Public Administration graduate of Madonna University, Nigeria, who's ready to make Nigeria proud.


Story by Alonge Michael
http://www.modernghana.com/movie/5744/3/naija-chioma-omeniho-needs-your-votes-to-win-miss-.html
EducationRe: Unibuja Post Ume Update by phemygee(op): 12:18pm On Oct 23, 2009
The 2009/2010 registration time will be opened to all applicants in sme days time. Keep checking to get the latest info about the site.

Here is the link for the registration

http://unibujaportal.com/mo/std/pume/login.htm


You can also purchase the card to print out your original jamb slip in any of the outlets close to you or preferably, you come down to the school environment to purchase yours.
Amount: N1, 500, It might varies anyway depending on where u get yours.


See u at the top

Call 08035442578 if you have any difficulty.
PoliticsRe: Yar'adua's Health Worsens, Collapses At Hilton Hotel by phemygee(m): 8:37pm On Oct 22, 2009
Let him just finish his tenure, He is close to it or is there anyone of else who will volunteer he or herself for the post?? lol, I will be the 1st person to do so,
EducationRe: I Need Information On University Of Abuja Post Ume For 2009 by phemygee(m): 5:47pm On Oct 21, 2009
The sales of post ume card for university of abuja registration is now on sales at INtercontinental bank,skye bank gwagwalada, it cost N2,000. hurry now and get yours before the exam dates approaches.

Good luck.
EducationUnibuja Post Ume Update by phemygee(op): 5:39pm On Oct 21, 2009
The sales of post ume card for university of abuja registration is now on sales at INtercontinental bank and skye bank, gwagwalada, it cost N2,000. hurry now and get yours before the exam dates approaches.

Good luck.
Call 08035442578 for more information.
EducationRe: Federal University Of Technology, Minna (FUT Minna) Holds Her Post Jamb Exams. by phemygee(m): 3:04am On Oct 17, 2009
Thanks for the post

Attached to this post is the link where their requirements can be downloaded
http://www.futminna.edu.ng/resch_pume.pdf
RomanceWorst Date by phemygee(op): 2:35am On Oct 17, 2009
Worst date who was your first worst date??
U want to know mine, i dont have one, The three i have dated are perfectly made and touchd
Romance5 Types Of Guys To Avoid At All Costs by phemygee(op): 2:31am On Oct 17, 2009
When it comes to dating, we all know how hard it is to know who the bad seeds are (especially if your type is the bad seed), and especially if when we meet them it's in a haze of bar smoke. It's easy to think everyone is nice and worth your time, or think that everyone sucks and you're better off becoming a nun and devoting your life to Jesus. No need to purchase a rosary yet, sister, because here's a list of the easy-to-pick-out dudes who you should avoid like a pair of camouflage Crocs.

The Guy Who Lives With His Mother

This one is easy to justify in your head - "Well, he needs to take care of his family," or "It's super temporary and it's only because he's trying to save money." No. The second he says you can't chill at his place because it's his mom's night to watch Desperate Housewives, say "peace." Avoid if you can. There's nothing like always having the guy in your apartment, or having to endure the walk of shame past his parents in their bathrobes. It also implies a few insecurities about growing up and being self-sufficient, something that is imperative to a relationship. Moving along,

The Guy Who Wears a Bluetooth, All The Time

Even if he works for Verizon, there's no excuse why he can't talk on the phone like a normal human being. Plus, if he's constantly plugged into something (something that makes him look like Madonna circa 1985, or a McDonald's drive-thru worker), that means he will never completely be paying attention you, you're just filler until his next important call comes through. That is, if he ever actually gets important calls, and it's not just a cover. A Bluetooth is like the man version of the scrunchie.

The Guy Who Knows His Marc Jacobs Better Than You

There is nothing wrong with a well-dressed man, in fact, we appreciate them in all forms. However, be careful when you meet a man who mentions how current your Miu Miu heels are, or that your bag would be better paired with some Chloe boots he saw last week. Mr. I Know My Prada could either be gay, or higher maintenance than you. It's one thing if he's Jay-Z and will take you shopping, another if he's going to be judging the Snuggie you keep in your apartment. If you suspect he may like boys, send him over to Bluetooth guy.

The Club Promoter

It might be nice to be able to jump the line at Marquee or have free bottle service at 1Oak (we've all done it), but never date a club promoter. It's nice to have one in your back pocket to impress your high school friends when they come to town, but they're notoriously slutty and are more trouble than you're ready for. Not only will they ditch you the minute Lily Donaldson wants to talk to them, but if things go south you can never go back to, kind of any club again.

The Two Polo Shirt Guy

Not so much a city thing, but this is definitely a shout-out to college campuses nation-wide. If you can spot their spray tan from across a frat house, you can bet they're sporting two popped-collar polos as well. Maybe you're going through a jock phase, which is fine. Just stick to the shy floppy-haired soccer players rather than the guy who's playing beer pong with Muscle Milk. I shouldn't have to explain why, you're just better than that.

http://shine.yahoo.com/channel/sex/5-types-of-guys-to-avoid-at-all-costs-522083/
RomanceUnderstanding Women In Relationships by phemygee(op): 2:18am On Oct 17, 2009
The first tip for understanding women in relationships is that women are very up and down. Women are like a roller coaster when it comes to emotion, decisions, and every area of their life. Women also want a man who is firm. That is why women go for the men who treat them horribly. They know what to expect from that type of man and he will always let her know where he stands.

The second tip for understanding women in relationships is that they need to feel special and important. They need to feel like they are the most important and special person in your world, especially when it comes to women. If you aren't taking the time to do little things to let her know you are thinking about her, especially when you are apart, she will hit one of those emotional roller coasters. Do yourself a favor, make sure you are leaving notes, calling her on your lunch break, and wrapping your arms around her as she does the dishes.

The third tip for understanding women in relationships is that they want security. Women want to at least feel secure in their relationship. This comes out in many different ways. Some women will stay with men that are horrible for them if that man is able to provide for them financially. For some women this is security. If you want to keep a woman be sure to provide mental and emotional security. She wants you to listen when she needs to talk, and that's all. Don't try to solve their problems, because they don't want you to solve their problems. Just provide the security by listening and being able and willing to solve it if she needs.

Here is a secret tip for understanding women in relationships. Women may think the nice guy is a great man, but nice guys finish last because that doesn't turn a woman on. A woman wants a man who can do them mentally. They want a man who will not always give them what they want, and won't be predictable for when he will and won't give her what she wants. She doesn't want a man who will bow down and kiss her shoes, all the time.
Health50 Things To Do In The 2ww by phemygee(op): 2:06am On Oct 17, 2009
You have done everything trying to get pregnant. You made love regularly, enough and at the right time. But now you are facing the dreaded 2ww. The 2ww stands for "the 2 weeks wait", the time between ovulation and your menstrual period. Hopefully your menstrual period won't come and you will be rewarded with a positive pregnancy test.

But what are you going to do while you wait these 14 days before you know if you have succeeded in getting pregnant?

Here are 50 things to do in the 2ww:

1. Take your daily prenatal vitamins including folic acid
2. Write a daily journal
3. Update your facebook page
4. Don't smoke
5. Don't drink alcohol
6. Set some goals and write them down
7. Make a new budget
8. Write down babynames
9. Make your home green
10. Organize your home
11. Treat yourself to facials and bubble baths
12. Eat healthy - leafy vegetables contain a lot of folic acid
13. Go out and have good food - Once you are pregnant you may not geel like it
14. Drink pineapple juice or fresh pineapple slices - contains selenium which aids with implantation
15. Eat walnuts
16. Use loose clothes : nothing that fits too tight
17. Don't lift anything too heavy
18. Exercise - but in moderation
19. Take long walks
20. Hydrate well - Drink 1 or 2 liters of water each day
21. Enjoy making love - at this point it's for pure fun not bab ymaking
22. If you have to, drink coffee but limit it to 2 cups a day
23. Go out,
24. Try to stay busy so you do not obsess too much
25. Find a good obstetrician
26. Investigate good hospitals
27. Calculate the exact day when your pregnancy test should be positive
28. Watch one dvd a day
29. Send your husband a love letter each day
30. Clean up the refrigerator
31. Get rid of toxic chemicals in your house
32. Take a regular nap - Naps are God's gift to the impatient.
33. Meditate - Do Yoga
34. Spend more time talking to your husband
35. Go out with a girlfriend for some tea
36. Ask your husband to do the vacuuming, dishwasher, laundry, and garbage disposal
37. Practice peeing on a stick - with a Q tip
38. Investigate life insurance
39. Paint your rooms - During pregnancy the smells may drive you crazy
40. Reorganize the kitchen
41. Do some gardening
42. Repot your plants
43. Take the dog for long walks
44. Check the medicine cabinet and throw out old medications
45. Wash the dog
46. Go to a museum - each day a different one
47. Cut coupons
48. Watch for maternity clothes sales
49. Read a good book, or two, or three,
50. Reorganize your closets
SportsRe: U-20 World Cup Final: Ghana Wins Brazil [4 - 3] on Penalties by phemygee(m): 1:08am On Oct 17, 2009
Thank God Ghana finally won the CUp. At least, they have made Africa proud. Though it was a bad day for the brazilians, they had the opportunities to have buried the match but luck was not on their side

,
What Nigeria could not do
EducationRe: I Need Information On University Of Abuja Post Ume For 2009 by phemygee(m): 4:39pm On Oct 15, 2009
This date was fixed after the senate meeting but has not been published, It was direct from the senate meeting, okay, They have not started selling the cards. Maybe when students resume next week, Lets hope so
EducationRe: Unibuja Post Ume Info by phemygee(op): 3:58pm On Oct 15, 2009
The date has been fixed during their first senate meeting but it has not been officially announced. Here are the dates"
November 4th, 5th and 6th. For now, that is the first date maybe it would be change later, i dont know.

Confirmed.
Thanks
EducationRe: I Need Information On University Of Abuja Post Ume For 2009 by phemygee(m): 3:52pm On Oct 15, 2009
The date has been fixed during their first senate meeting but it has not been officially announced. Here are the dates"
November 4th, 5th and 6th. For now, that is the first date maybe it would be change later, i dont know.

Confirmed.
Thanks
EducationRe: Unibuja Post Ume Info by phemygee(op): 5:44pm On Oct 12, 2009
University of Abuja senate meets on Wednesday, 14th of October, 2009 to reschedule the Academic calendar and also fixed a date to hold the POST UME for the incoming jambites. We hope to be sure of the real date after their meeting.
If fixed, the earlier the better for you to register yours online so to avoid rushing.

Thanks
Femi J.
University of Abuja, Comp Science
EducationRe: Our Faith Will Be Decided 2day by phemygee(op): 5:42pm On Oct 12, 2009
Na wah oh, e don enta make u say u no fit get job. By d way, are the best student in Englishhuh? Everybody make mistake and they are inevitable, SO, wetin be big deal
EducationOur Faith Will Be Decided 2day by phemygee(op): 3:16pm On Oct 06, 2009
AFTER staying off the universities for about months, students will today know if they are to return to their classrooms, or continue with the compulsory holiday engendered by their teachers’ strike. It was learnt yesterday that the teachers’ umbrella body, the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), has begun the process of calling off the strike.
The Nigerian Compass reliably gathered that ASUU’s highest decision making organ, National Executive Council (NEC), began a crucial meeting last night to appraise the outcome of Edo State Governor Adams Oshiomhole’s intervention in the lecturers’ face-off with the Federal Government over university funding and other sundry issues.
Expectedly, a concrete decision would be taken at the all-night meeting, while a pronouncement would be made public today.
But, ASUU National President, Professor Ukachukwu Awuzie, declined comments on when the council would meet when the Nigerian Compass spoke with him on phone yesterday.
“Though, we have gone beyond the level that we were before, but I cannot say anything until the next NEC meeting of ASUU. NEC will decide the next move by the union and we are in touch with our members,” he said.
According to him, the terms and everything about the agreement would be reviewed by NEC.
The union had called its members out from the classrooms and laboratories on an indefinite nationwide strike on June 22, to demand improved funding of university education, improved infrastructural development, enhanced welfare package for lecturers and the reinstatement of the sacked 44 University of Ilorin lecturers.
Also being demanded was an endorsement of the agreement reached with the Federal Government and autonomy for the system, bedeviled with inadequate facilities, brain drain, acute underfunding, dearth and obsolete laboratory and research equipment, dilapidated structures, classroom congestion and limited admission, among others.
When all attempts by the Federal Government to force the lecturers back to the classrooms failed, the Arewa Consultative Forum intervened by asking the government to open negotiation with the union.
However, the government appointed Oshiomhole, a former labour leader, to re-open negotiation and discuss with the striking lecturers on its behalf.
The negotiation, which had in attendance the Education Minister, Dr Sam Egwu, ASUU team and Deacon Gamaliel Onosode was said to have met several times last week.
The Edo State helmsman was appointed “the special mediator” by President Umaru Yar’Adua after efforts by the Onosode-led team failed to make the striking teachers go back to the classrooms without getting answers to their demands.
At one of the meetings, the mediator said the team had a mandate to find a common ground to proceed so that the dispute could be resolved.
According to Oshiomhole, the question of the lecturers going back to their local councils to talk had been resolved.
The last of such meetings held at Aso Rock Villa at the weekend with Oshiomhole saying that negotiation between the two sides attained a lot of progress. “We are happy to say that the government and ASUU have reached some understanding and ASUU is now expected, as a democratic organisation, to call the meeting of its own NEC to consider the possibility of suspending the strike so that negotiation can commence,” Oshiomhole told reporters on Saturday. Expressing optimism over the early resolution of the crisis, Ukachukwu said that whatever had been looked at during the meetings would be properly presented to the NEC.
He said: “NEC will consider the presentations and we do hope they will take informed decision. It is possible to summon NEC meeting within the next three days, he was quoted to have said last Thursday. Also, expressing optimism over the Oshiomhole-led team, Professor Yomi Akinyeye, ASUU Liaison Officer, yesterday described it as a welcome development as it would lead to the resolution of the crisis.
On when the union will call off the strike, Akinyeye said “it all depends on the NEC’s meeting, billed to take place anytime from now.”

By Kayode Olarewaju
http://www.compassnews.net/Ng/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=29977:ASUU-begins-call-off-process&catid=43:news&Itemid=796

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