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Jokes Etc › Re: TSTV: When Gotv Calls You To Renew Your Subscription by Sanchez01(m): 7:53pm On Sep 26, 2017

What a thread grin

Babe, you need to see what went down here.

Cc
Ishilove

Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu:i Am Not On The Run(video) by Sanchez01(m): 7:49pm On Sep 26, 2017

palladin:
Who else observed that Kanu is bent like a "badly written question mark". Like this ?

Perhaps Kuje made him so, perhaps his haughty spirit did. The dude was just an inch away from being an hunch back.

The video worries me, not because of the things he said but because of the make up of the gathering; unlearned folks who cheered him on in the face of deception. Little wonder those who refer to him as their supreme leader all behave as if they have some loosed nuts.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Erdogan Threatens Military Action Over Iraqi Kurdish Referendum by Sanchez01(op): 7:40pm On Sep 26, 2017

Efewestern:
oniovo did you watch trump speech regarding Catalonia referendum on Ajazeera?

believe me it won't be easy for them..

No, I didn't. I just got it few minutes and yet to settle down. When did he speak on this, please?

TV/Movies › Re: TSTV Decoder Price, Subscription And Channel List In Nigeria by Sanchez01(m): 5:32pm On Sep 26, 2017

peterphd:
Hello Sanchez, what's CT? Any link so I can read up on it? Thanks.

CTL, actually. It is a digital antenna which comes with a decoder. Quite cheap but effective.

TV/Movies › Re: TSTV Decoder Price, Subscription And Channel List In Nigeria by Sanchez01(m): 5:29pm On Sep 26, 2017

malton:
Okay. Thanks for this info.

I can see that they haven't changed from when I last used them, sometime in 2005. Then it was Aljazeera Sports.

I have always been in awe of their modus operandi. Will go back to using them again if TSTV fails to deliver.

Thanks!

You're welcome. Would get TSTV next week as well and try it out. If I find it worthwhile, I just might ditch my CTL for good.

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TV/Movies › Re: TSTV Decoder Price, Subscription And Channel List In Nigeria by Sanchez01(m): 3:53pm On Sep 26, 2017

malton:
Are these stations besides the Bein Sports ones?

No. What CTL does, which I consider brilliant is that none of the sports stations have a permanent place. I don't know how they do it, but they sometimes alternate by changing/switching the stations.

For example, Sports 1 is dedicated to Kwese and 3 to Sony HD 6. 2 and 4 are dedicated to SS3 and SS7. Should Kwese (Sports 1) show a live Man United vs Arsenal game and the same is shown on SS3, Sports 2 which is dedicated to SS3 would be switched to Bein to show some other games while SS7 (sports 4) would show a different match.

They operate the four sports stations like 10 sports stations.

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Politics › Re: Python Dance: Lai Mohammed, Buratai Will End Up In Jail- Zionists Leader, Onwuka by Sanchez01(m): 3:27pm On Sep 26, 2017

The Biafra motto though. So much deranged people on one quest grin

TV/Movies › Re: TSTV Decoder Price, Subscription And Channel List In Nigeria by Sanchez01(m): 3:23pm On Sep 26, 2017

COMPAQ:
Pretty crappy website! These guys are not going anywhere! Usually, you can tell a lot about the quality of a company by its website!!

Without a doubt, the website is pretty crappy but then again, that isn't what we would be watching in our homes. undecided

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TV/Movies › Re: TSTV Decoder Price, Subscription And Channel List In Nigeria by Sanchez01(m): 3:21pm On Sep 26, 2017

[quote author=Orgym post=60848608][/quote]CTL has four sports station and it is capable of showing three different live matches at the same time, regardless of the league. There is a dual view and a single view. Your best bet would be the dual view, which is slightly above the 3,150 monthly subscription fee for single view users.

Interestingly, two of the four sports station show directly from SS3 and SS7.

TV/Movies › Re: TSTV Decoder Price, Subscription And Channel List In Nigeria by Sanchez01(m): 1:33pm On Sep 26, 2017

DatLagboi:
how did you pre order

http://www.tstvafrica.com/wheretobuy.php

TV/Movies › Re: TSTV Decoder Price, Subscription And Channel List In Nigeria by Sanchez01(m): 1:23pm On Sep 26, 2017

Sagay212:
All of them always lie about showing you live EPL, UCL matches but at the end of the day, they disappoint. Na only dstv dey show matches. That gotv should get an award for the most useless cable tv.

I see live matches every weekend and on weekdays, all thanks to CTL.

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TV/Movies › Re: TSTV Decoder Price, Subscription And Channel List In Nigeria by Sanchez01(m): 1:10pm On Sep 26, 2017

DatLagboi:
how did you pre order

http://www.tstvafrica.com/wheretobuy.php

Go through the names and their location and call the nearest person to your place or location. You both should agree on something since it's coming out on Monday.

TV/Movies › Re: TSTV Decoder Price, Subscription And Channel List In Nigeria by Sanchez01(m): 1:05pm On Sep 26, 2017

Coldfeets:
Correct me if I'm wrong but I read somewhere the tstv is only going to start off in places like Lagos, port Harcourt, kano, owerri so it's not going to be available in all places in the country for now.

I heard the same too but it doesn't matter. It is satellite and is expected to be everywhere. The best thing to do right now is to pre-order. I just did a few minutes ago. It would be out next week Monday, according to the person I spoke with.

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TV/Movies › Re: TSTV Decoder Price, Subscription And Channel List In Nigeria by Sanchez01(m): 12:46pm On Sep 26, 2017

HAH:
The decorder will be sold for N5000 and recharge of 3000, 2000, 1000 and 500 available, there is no special bouquet, it is pay as you go.

The technology is the Hbb TV tech, Hbb is combination of satellite and internet service for TV service, Tstv will run on 4.5g network every subscriber will get 20g of data for 3k monthly, the data can also be used for video calls and wifi.

If all Tstv is saying comes to fruition dstv will be history in Nigeria. By the way Tstv I learn means Telecom satellite television

There is an angle to the TSTV thing which I am fast beginning to worry me. While it is a satellite-enabled, those who would be at home would sure run their data faster than imagined. Those who would enjoy this the most are those with 9-5 jobs who would just want to watch news channel and then go to bed.

Modified: TSTV has cleared the above. I'm buying this grin

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Politics › Re: FG Gazettes IPOB Ban, To Write Banks, Embassies, Foreign Missions by Sanchez01(m): 10:19am On Sep 26, 2017

OjukwuWarBird:
Who said Ojukwu is greedy

I said Ojukwu thought all men are noble like him and have good conscience like him that is why he never exchanged oil for freedom because he thought good people around the world will help his people

In your words;

IPOB strategy is different from that of Ojukwu who refused to give up oil for freedom because he thought all men think as he do and therefore will respect the right of Biafrans to Self Determination

So you're telling me that Ojukwu was stupid not to understand that freedom comes with a price? I love this wink

Politics › Re: FG Gazettes IPOB Ban, To Write Banks, Embassies, Foreign Missions by Sanchez01(m): 10:17am On Sep 26, 2017

OjukwuWarBird:
Well I don't need to educate you that there is more gas in Igboland than anywhere in Nigeria

Tell me more! grin

Politics › Re: 60 IPOB Members Docked In Umuahia, Remanded In Prison by Sanchez01(m): 9:33am On Sep 26, 2017

comshots:
Don't make it look as if prison is a hell.Obasanjo and buhari have been there before.

Prison is he'll for sure. Those guys were made men before being imprisoned. The opposite is the case for these guys.

Politics › Re: 60 IPOB Members Docked In Umuahia, Remanded In Prison by Sanchez01(m): 9:04am On Sep 26, 2017

If only these 60 knew they were being used to achieve the interest of one man.

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Politics › Re: FG Gazettes IPOB Ban, To Write Banks, Embassies, Foreign Missions by Sanchez01(m): 8:58am On Sep 26, 2017

OjukwuWarBird:
IPOB strategy is different from that of Ojukwu who refused to give up oil for freedom because he thought all men think as he do and therefore will respect the right of Biafrans to Self Determination

Ojukwu learnt latter that it has more to do with interest than goodwill.

Ojukwu was a war veteran who was grounded and prepared for war. The IPOB that has never had any form of strategic training of a sudden has more sense than Ojukwu? Funny!

I am very sure the IPOB's strategy was to threaten the country and expect a clampdown and in turn, offer the oil they never had to get support. I love this comic relief of yours.

By they way, I am glad you admitted to Ojukwu being greedy. I sure hope that you'll have the nerve to blame him for the death of your people.

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Politics › Re: FG Gazettes IPOB Ban, To Write Banks, Embassies, Foreign Missions by Sanchez01(m): 8:55am On Sep 26, 2017

cstr1000:
The US supports different causes for different strategic reasons.
Oil, military presence, religion, aggressive lobbying in congress by interested parties, human rights enforcement, e.t.c.
There are a thousand and one reasons why the US supports different causes.
The US supports the secession of Hong kong and Taiwan from China. And there is no oil there.
Keep killing innocent people, and flout the direction of your masters and you would give the US a reason .
The religious angle and the ever-green biafran history is already a significant advantage to IPOB in western circles.

Tell this to your ignorant Jewish brother who believed the U.S. supports the Syrian Rebels for free.

Politics › Re: FG Gazettes IPOB Ban, To Write Banks, Embassies, Foreign Missions by Sanchez01(m): 8:53am On Sep 26, 2017

cstr1000:
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Tell this to your ignorant Jewish brother who believed the U.S. supports the Syrian Rebels for free.

Politics › Re: FG Gazettes IPOB Ban, To Write Banks, Embassies, Foreign Missions by Sanchez01(m): 8:51am On Sep 26, 2017

OjukwuWarBird:
If you think the Igbos and Ijaws are not ready to give up their oil for freedom, you must be joking.

The Igbo and Ijaw youths are fed up with your One Nigeria

Are you people this spineless that you can't walk alone? Last I checked, Biafra was an Igbo Ideology but you chose to include the Ijaws, the same Ijaws that have come out to distance themselves from the struggle.

Without mentioning the Ijaws, WHAT DO YOU GUYS HAVE TO TRADE FOR SUPPORT?

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Politics › Re: FG Gazettes IPOB Ban, To Write Banks, Embassies, Foreign Missions by Sanchez01(m): 8:49am On Sep 26, 2017

mployer:
Oil wasn't discovered in commercial quantity then. Again ojukwu was unwilling to accept foreign support. A mistake IPOB is trying to correct.

Why not educate yourself before coming out? Oil was discovered in commercial quantity and Nigeria joined the ranks of oil producing states in 1958, nine years before the war.

You must think you are arguing with a baby here. Ojukwu had external support from African countries and European countries. The likes of France, Spain and Portugal all sent supports and Ojukwu hired war mercenaries.

You should stick with the Afonja noise. It makes you less stupid, compared to this.

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Politics › Re: FG Gazettes IPOB Ban, To Write Banks, Embassies, Foreign Missions by Sanchez01(m): 8:09am On Sep 26, 2017

Ishilove:
They cannor play with zoo again. Just small IPOB and they are banning upandan

These guys thought Jonathan is still the one in power.

If only the government would go after their kinsmen in this fashion.

Politics › Re: FG Gazettes IPOB Ban, To Write Banks, Embassies, Foreign Missions by Sanchez01(m): 8:06am On Sep 26, 2017

mployer:
I laugh at your stupidity. Listen boy, if you have oil, you will always win wars.

Which oil does your forbears have? Or are you banking on the same oil in the Core South huh

You had oil in the civil war, why didn't your win? Educate yourself and stop disgracing your village people.

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Politics › Re: FG Gazettes IPOB Ban, To Write Banks, Embassies, Foreign Missions by Sanchez01(m): 8:05am On Sep 26, 2017

OjukwuWarBird:
What did the Rebels in Syria promised the US before getting the support of the US to fight Assad.?

Think with your brain.

If at this point you don't know why the U.S. support the Syrian Rebels, then you are a different breed of dull.

Feed your ignorance, my friend
https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/www.theatlantic.com/amp/article/534540/

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Erdogan Threatens Military Action Over Iraqi Kurdish Referendum by Sanchez01(op): 8:02am On Sep 26, 2017

Homeboiy:
Do u think its good for a president to use military on civilians without warning

They were the Secret Service arm, I believe. At least they carried stones and sticks. How then are they civilians?

My turn: do you think it is good for citizens to threaten a sitting president by saying they would go to Abuja and behead him?

Politics › Re: FG Gazettes IPOB Ban, To Write Banks, Embassies, Foreign Missions by Sanchez01(m): 7:59am On Sep 26, 2017

OjukwuWarBird:
See Nigerians that want to import grass challenging the US and EU.

If the US and EU decides to meet the leadership of IPOB and give them arms and money, Nigeria will collapse in 1 week.

Mumu people challenging the nations that guarantees their fraudulent existence.

And what would the East and the IPOB give in return for the arms or you think these folks just give you C4s without collecting a thing? grin

You want to take up arms? I'd suggest you go to the creeks and have the militants sell you some. Good luck!

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Politics › Re: FG Gazettes IPOB Ban, To Write Banks, Embassies, Foreign Missions by Sanchez01(m): 7:56am On Sep 26, 2017

Ishilove:
Korrrrect!!

Don't mess with the zoo

The Zoo isn't smiling one bit. IPOB and Kanu would be like 'ordinary small o'. grin

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Erdogan Threatens Military Action Over Iraqi Kurdish Referendum by Sanchez01(op): 7:53am On Sep 26, 2017

Homeboiy:
The illiterate we have here don't even threaten before unleashing his madness on people

So you think it is right for a president to threaten with military action??

Kanu and the IPOB threatened Nigeria and Nigerians. The President returned the favour. The same Erdogan you praise now would have done much worse the moment Kanu started asking his black faced followers to kill pastors from other divide who come to preach in the East. Nothing transcend beyond hate than that.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Erdogan Threatens Military Action Over Iraqi Kurdish Referendum by Sanchez01(op): 7:50am On Sep 26, 2017

Efewestern:
iPod got a valid claim thou.

Without mincing words, what are they fighting for? Controlling 'their destiny', fighting for oil in the core South or wanting to secede while scattered across the Zoo they claim to hate with passion?

Let them learn from Catalonia if they mean business. As it stands, they remain bunch of nonentities until they learn to channel their rage towards their government.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Erdogan Threatens Military Action Over Iraqi Kurdish Referendum by Sanchez01(op): 7:47am On Sep 26, 2017

Efewestern:
it's almost impossible to disintegrate a country peacefully, just watched ajazeera this evening when a Kurdish girl of 18 was saying she was happy she voted. Turkish government are fully in support of Iraq, so Kurdish can't go far if they plan going to war with the central government.

UN only flex muscles on weak countries/state , as for the Catalonia referendum I don't think the Spanish government is ready to let go.

Too many issues, from Myanmar to North Korea to Kurdish to Catalonia.. lol

Peaceful disintegration exists but one in a hundred situation. I couldn't help but shake my head when the 18-year old claimed she had been there very early just so she could vote.

The UN... I guess that is one discussion for another day. Spain won't let Catalonia secede. The coming referendum is the second in less than five years and I hear there would be a third one already.

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