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Blame! Blame!! Who is to Blame!!! did I actually hear that correctly? Well, if you've ever cheated, you are responsible for your actions. Don't you dare go trying to shift the blame to someone else.

Wow!

Kowalski of Penguins of Madagascar

Same To You, Amen?

Olamide is good and may be amongst the best rappers based on whatsoever criteria is being used to rank em. But believe me; he is a good lyricist!
Cuz some people don't understand Yoruba makes em make comments like the OP Just did!

Bisjosh: Don't men say that too?

Sure,it means you can tell your hubby that too

I agree with you on Numbers 1, 3, 4 and 5; there are really scary movies. Not so sure of the "halloween" you're referring to, cuz they are lots of em.

Definitely, I Can

sweettease: Its a sunday morning

Affirmative

Informative

But when it is too much

Nice Tips

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#ItIsWell

I thought this practice was already in place? Especially in a state like Abuja? I had a friend whose primary assignment was collecting the guest list from all places(hotels, guest houses) of accommodations under his county.

[quote author=al-ameenjp]God Pickin is not a male. She is a shameless lesbian.[/quote]And prolly you are wishing she's your girlfriend, huh?

Amid poor service quality that has continued to bedevil the telecoms sector, the federal government has backed the initiative of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to commence number porting across the GSM networks today.

The Minister of Communications Technology, Mrs. Omobola Johnson, told THISDAY that Mobile Number Portability (MNP) would give subscribers the choice to select networks that offer best telecoms services, insisting that Nigerians have to embrace it, since it was the best option in a bad situation.

“We are going ahead with MNP because it will increase competition in the industry. It, however, does not stop the service quality issue because we have a nationwide service quality issue, which cuts across networks. We are doing a lot of other things to improve telecoms service, by creating an enabling environment for network operators to rollout infrastructure, and reduce bottlenecks on right of ways, wilful destruction of telecoms facilities, among other measures,” Johnson said.

Confirming that it would commence the exercise today, the Head, Public Relations at NCC, Mr. Reuben Muoka, told THISDAY that all was set for full implementation of MNP across GSM networks.

According to him, “all the GSM operators are ready and NCC is set to rollout the service, which is long overdue.”

He, however, said operators of Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA), like Visafone, Capcom, and Intercellular, would not be part of the exercise at the moment, because of the different technology that they operate.

He said NCC would begin with GSM operators, and later include the CDMA operators, if that of the GSM operators became successful.

The Corporate Services Executive at MTN, Mr. Wale Goodluck, told THISDAY that MTN was fully ready for MNP, owing to its nationwide modernisation exercise, which he said, had improved service quality to some extent, even though the project is ongoing.

He was optimistic that MTN, just like other GSM operators would not experience any hitch in the takeoff of the exercise.

Chief Executive Officer of Etisalat, Mr. Steve Evans, had initially stated that Etisalat, which is the latest entrant into the GSM market space, was ready for the rollout of MNP in Nigeria.


The President of National Association of Telecoms Subscribers (NATCOMS), Mr. Deolu Ogunbanjo, who welcomed the decision of NCC to commence Number Portability today, said it would not only drive quality of service, but would also make the subscribers feel as king, in their choice of porting their GSM numbers from one network to another at will.

In technical parlance, MNP is a process that allows subscriber to physically move their mobile numbers from one network to another, while still retaining the same numbers, irrespective of the network that the subscribers decided to move to.
The essence of the exercise, as it is currently being practised in South Africa and in most countries in Europe, is to give subscribers the choice to move from their original network to another network, in search of better service quality.

The subscriber also has the choice of returning to the initial network, if the service later improves.

NCC had penultimate week, reiterated its commitment to commence number porting across all GSM networks, after getting confirmation from the operators that they were ready, infrastructure wise, for number porting.

The agreement on the side of the operators came after several years of refusing the request from NCC to commence the exercise.

They had kicked against it in the past and had asked NCC for more time to build a robust network that will stand the challenges associated with MNPMobile Number Portability or MNP helps mobile phone users to change from one mobile network operator to another, without having to change their mobile phone number.

how it works:

The system of MNP is incorporated differently in various countries across the world. Most countries follow the system of Recipient-Led porting, also known as Donor-Led porting. Here, customer wanting to port their numbers will have to contact the Donor in order to obtain a Porting Authorization Code or PAC. The customer has to then give this to the Recipient. On receipt of this PAC, the Recipient proceeds to contact the Donor.

Some industry analysts have severely criticized this form or porting, as it is long-drawn out, breeds inefficiency and also dilutes competition.
Mobile Number Portability or MNP helps mobile phone users to change from one mobile network operator to another, without having to change their mobile phone number.

Lilshaddy: were u posted dere to serve

yes, to serve, but not the type u know, came in last week

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maasoap: Birds of a feather. It takes the like to know one.

guess u don't know who these individuals are, huh?

Esin waju: And how come you are VERY familiar those names? Don't tell me you used google.

don't be naive; who doesn't use Google

[quote author=saaed_lee]u seem to have an degree in watching pornography ,[/quote]Its surprising that Por-no-graphy is among the censored words, but why?

azpekuliar: Lexington Steel, Jada Fire, Cherookee D' Asss...

u seem to have an degree in watching porn,

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Soso990240: dat means u dnt knw wot is hapnin in nigeria..sm politicians belongd 2 thes frat.wen they wer in skul..and once a member,always a member..even if u becom d president.get it,dis is a thng of d blood(covenant),unles wit d help of a servant of God.

the problem mostly is that u guys are afraid of these so called frat members, I am challenging anyone to stand before me n say I should join one, then you'll tell me if u are above the law, u will rot in a dungeon(not cell) none of your family members ever thought existed!

Soso990240: dat means u dnt knw wot is hapnin in nigeria..sm politicians belongd 2 thes frat.wen they wer in skul..and once a member,always a member..even if u becom d president.get it,dis is a thng of d blood(covenant),unles wit d help of a servant of God.

don't be naive; I didn't say politicians, I said Area Commander!Don't

[quote author=Opinion_Leader]What makes you think the so-called Area Commander himself, son or relation is not in it? Even the I.G. may not be a saint in this regard.[/quote]who said am "thinking"? The op knows what am talking bout. How can u say the IG belongs to a cult group that threatens student on campus, or the Area Commander? Don't be naive!

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"At times, I just dress up to see the reaction of guys, its not a new thing we girls actually want to see guys head turn in our direction whenever we pass by, am not blaming any guy for getting turned on or somethin, I just want to get all the attention I can get!!!! Period!"