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What was the family member that told the story looking when all these happened. |
kay29000:You can never understand. I repeat, you can't. Wait how do you want to? How? Make sure to understand what was crossed out. |
sotall:Bro, pls can any other thing be done except that ![]() |
Hello house! My system has been stuck on "preparing automatic repair," so I decided to run some test just to decide what's going on, long story short: the test showed passed for every other parts in the PC but hard disk-which showed failed. Pls can someone help me on what the problem is and how to solve it asap. Cheers!!! |
ePrive:it has started the showing automatic repair again |
ePrive:I had formatted it with f11. Thanks |
Hello house! Please I just turn on my PC and it started showing ''Preparing Automatic Repair''. Please help me with a solution everyone. Cheers! |
saxwizard:Thanks man |
Please help! my sony xperia has refuse not to come on even after charging but instead it would the red light indicating that it's charging but yet it wouldn't come on. NOTE: IT HAS SPENT COUNTLESS HOURS OF TIME IN THE E\LIGHT ALL IN THE NAME OF CHARGING(more than 12hrs.) PLS HELP ME OOO. PATIENTLY WAITING¤ |
jayriginal:Yh. But how about security? |
Monte Carlo (Monaco). 1. every street in the entire country is under CCTV surveillance 2. the highest ratio of police men per resident. 3. no taxes 4. due to the high real estate cost, and the requirement for new residents to already be very wel off, near all residents are rich so you will have people of a similar financial background around you 5. the country is very clean 6. it has great shopping & restaurants 7. the F1 takes place every year in May. it’s on the French riviera, facing the Mediterranean Sea while having the mountains in the back 8. the helicopter to Nice airport takes just over ten minutes, and from there you can fly anywhere within Europe (and some intercontinenal destinations too I think) 9. you don't need to worry about looking like a showoff, because the country flaunts wealth in every corner anyway, another supercar wont catch the attention. CHEERS!!! |
The Federal Government Of Nigeria paid the sum N375.8M to 20 whistle-blowers to thank them for their patriotism and also to encourage other citizens to report to the relevant authorities any act of misconduct, dishonest, illicit behaviours by persons, company, business. Other offenses that can be reported include mismanagement of public funds and assets, violation of financial regulations, solicitation of bribes, and manipulating data and records. When tips lead to the successful recovery of ill-gotten funds, whistle-blowers are entitled to “between 2.5-5% of amount recovered.” The ministry of finance also promises whistle-blowers that "confidentiality will be maintained to the fullest extent possible within the limitations of the law." The following are mediums that can be used for blowing the whistle; For whistleblowing Please Contact: 09098067946 whistle@finance.gov.ng For Phone Calls: Monday - Friday (10:00am to 3:00pm) except on public holiday.
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JayEye:As per admission, not yet. But soonest it would according to the FG. Cheers!!! |
sekxy:;DWell...… Na ![]() P.S: Just saying my opinion |
JayEye:it has commenced. |
hunniebun:it's just like a normal university with the same processes. |
If your answer to the following questions is a yes, then you are good to go. Are you a blogger in Nigeria? Do you want to be recognized as being a digital hero for environmental issues in Nigeria? If your answer is yes, you are invited to join this blogger contest “Digital Heroes – Generation Nigeria” on how to preserve the environment. The winner will get a two-week internship program at Deutsche Welle. Deutsche Welle (DW) is Germany’s international broadcaster. Peter Limbourg has been Director General since 2013. Around 1,500 employees and nearly as many freelancers from 60 countries work in DW’s headquarters in Bonn and main studio in Berlin. DW conveys Germany as a nation rooted in European culture and as a liberal, democratic state based on the rule of law. DW is known for its in-depth, reliable news and information and promotes exchange and understanding between the world’s cultures and people. Deutsche Welle also provides access to the German language. Prizes Grand prize: Two-week internship at DW in Germany; All categories 1st prize: GoPro camera 2nd prize: Smartphone 3rd prize: iPod In addition, all nine winners will be invited to attend the awards ceremony to be held on July 5, 2017 in Lagos, Nigeria. Eligibility Bloggers must be at least 18 years old at the time of submission; Each blogger is allowed to submit only one entry (for only one category); Your entry must cover issues involving the environment; The competition language and the language of entries is English; You cannot submit any work that has been published or broadcast by Deutsche Welle; Bloggers must be active on social media platforms (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google+, YouTube, etc.) Application Process Complete the application form Entries are accepted in three journalistic formats: Video (max. 3min.) Photo gallery (max. 10 photos) Article (max. 5,000 characters) All files submitted for the competition must be a product of your own work; Submitted links should be posted on one of your social media platforms. Selection Process 1st phase: A jury of experts will evaluate the entries, based on criteria such as clarity, narrative structure, research, innovation, authenticity and originality. The jury will choose the top three entries from each category. Out of these nine finalists, the jury will choose the winner of the grand prize: a two-week internship at Deutsche Welle, Germany. Decisions of the jury are final and are not subject to legal appeal. 2nd phase: All nine finalist entries will be published on DW.com/africa. The audience will then determine the ranking and winners from each category with a public online vote. The voting starts on Monday, June 5, 2017. For more information, visit Deutsche-Welle Blogger Competition. Lalalalalala |
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The Federal Government has concluded plans to establish the first Information and Communication Technology (ICT) University in Nigeria within the next three months. Minister of Communications, Barrister Adebayo Shittu The Minister of Communications, Mr Adebayo Shittu, stated this on Tuesday while featuring in a quarterly radio programme, Guest of the month, at the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN), Ibadan Zonal Office. The minister spoke on “Harnessing the Potentials in the Communications Sector for Sustainable Development.’’ Shittu said that the university would be an off-shoot of an existing ICT-based institute, The Digital Bridge Institute , currently in operation in six centres across the country. “It is time to leverage on the bountiful opportunities in the Communications sector to generate additional revenue for government. “We all know that ICT is now redefining how we live, how we deliver businesses and services in terms of government to government as well as between government and citizens,” he said. He said that the university would be the first of its kind on the continent of Africa. “We currently have what we call Digital Bridge Institute. It has six campuses- one in Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Owerri, Yola and in Benue state. Shittu said that the present standard of education in the universities do not meet the needs of industry operators. He said this informed the proposed upgrading of the Digital Bridge Institute. The minister said the institute would become the ICT University in partnership with all the leading institutions in ICT throughout the world. “I have had the privilege of speaking with a lot of operators throughout the world ,including Motorola, Mark Zuckerberg (FaceBook founder) and others. “They have promised to partner with us and bring in a lot funding and logistics to be able to sustain such a university which will provide world class hands to train experts in telecoms industry,’’ the minister said. He also said that he had embarked on administrative process to ensure that all the stakeholders were carried along in the establishment of the 21st century university. The minister said that as soon as the process was completed, Nigerians would see the birth of the institution. “This will be the fastest means to create employment for our teeming youths, improve access and enhance quality of service delivery and affordability in our country. “I took a memo to Mr President on it and he asked me to get the input of the Ministry of Education and the National University Commission (NUC). “I am glad to say that I got positive inputs from the two agencies and we are at the stage of going to the Federal Executive Council (FEC) for approval. “As soon as we get the approval of FEC, we will set up an implementation committee and within three months, we should be able to take off. “The infrastructure are on ground because it is an existing institution that we are set to transform to the ICT University,” Shittu said. Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/11/fg-establish-first-ict-university-nigeria/ P.S: This is a good sign that the government is |
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