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emmatok: So u don't know the difference BTW a WWAN and wireless LAN.To you oxygen is an ISP. To me its an IT business providing wireless internet services to people in computer village. He has not done anything that qualifies him as an ISP (based on computer village's project) Wait a minute. are u calling what he did in computer village WWAN ? ![]() |
emmatok: Now it show u don't know anything about running an ISP or Telco.i am not going to argue with you. seems you don't understand how it works ,yet you still bring out funny points bring out points that are irrelevant.what has NCC got to do with wireless LAN? Like i said before. ready more about wireless routers before writing rubbish FYI IEEE is the organization in charge of Wireless frequency not NCC.oxygen does not produce these routers, they only install them. its got nothing to do with NCC. They ensure that all router produced by these manufacturers follows the guidelines. In regards to you saying oxygen is an ISP company, i wont argue with you but just because he created a campus area network and people having access to it does not qualify for ISP. What oxygen did in computer village is more like a cybercafe,only this time its wireless. A campus area network (CAN) is a network of multiple interconnected local area networks (LAN) in a limited geographical area quote from http://www.techopedia.com/definition/25931/campus-area-network-can |
okpara ugo: At 50k per stand, how does he recharge/charge the wireless radios?Its wireless routers and repeaters kept all around. shopping centers do this, Universities do this stuff,companies implement this,eateries also. You can even share your broadband at home with your neighbors and allocate bandwidth to them.wireless routers is not common in Nigeria and for home use that why some people here are thinking $2million project is fine for just computer village. |
emmatok: No mind them NL armchair analyst/engineer.Are you for real? so the guy went to NCC to get licensing and allocation. haaaa. Na wa ooooo..WTF. Are you that gullible? Maybe you need to read about wireless routers and frequencies before you start saying things you don't know. You think internet bandwidth is the same as mobile phone coverage? So the guy collected frequency allocation from NCC? HMMM Okay oo. Did he also tell you that the 2MB/s was capped by NCC? ![]() |
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emmatok: My friend put things in perspective, in a country were you don't 1mps, 2mps is faster.2mb/s for a $2million investment where it is only operating on just a few street? ![]() i am not saying he is not providing good services (2mb/s ) but with that money, his customers should have better bandwidth, that's what i am saying and what he did in computer village is not something of $2million. |
emmatok: LOL,eeya, that's the problem.You believe 2MB/s is very fast. I dont have to explain anything to you. Google what is called campus area network. Maybe you will understand.i work in IT and i know how much it cost to set thing like this up. |
emmatok: $2m for national coverage?Thats it. you only know what your company spent while building their network. You do not know the actual cost it involves? you dont even know the equipment that was bought. i am saying these thing because i know what it involves. |
@ emmatok Here is a quote from Moregist moregist: ]Here at the Computer village we do downloads at up to 2 megabits per second and that is the fastest you have on user-to-user basis here. We are offering Nigerians speed, affordable, convenience and reliable service.” |
emmatok: When you hear a company is worth over 1bn. It is a forecast based on market.Trust me, if 20,000 client are setting on a 4GB network at the same ,no one will browse anything. the max he can get at a go is around 2000 customers. Thats why internet is slow in Nigeria. all these guys and companies will buy a specific amount of bandwidth and they start given it to everybody.imagine oxygen saying 2mb/s is the fastest. i mean really? |
This guy did not use an investment of $2million to set this thing up,$100,000 is too much i can assure you that. I though it was a nationwide stuff he did. he only captured computer village at the moment. The guy bought a broadband network with high throughput and kept wireless routers around computer village and he is use a software to split and allocate bandwidth to customers that's why he said 2mb/s is fastest. |
lagbaja: what am i wrong about ?emmatok said you were wrong. not me |
morgist: The Oxygen network is built to handle over a thousand devices and having 4 gigabits per second capacity through-put to offer coverage across the entire Computer Village market cluster.Since he has 2000 customers at 2MB/s, the 4GB/S capacity is already maxed up. If this company is worth 1 billion as it is being reported, the guy should invest in higher capacity. 2MB/S is slow |
morgist: Here at the Computer village we do downloads at up to 2 megabits per second and that is the fastest you have on user-to-user basis here. We are offering Nigerians speed, affordable, convenience and reliable service.”I am confused. Did you just say 2MB/S is the fastest? ![]() |
if you don't take it, you probably end up with nothing and its obvious you have already lost the girl |
FrontPageLawyer: Copyright every proposal you send out. On the document’s title page, place the phrase Copyright (Date) by (Your Name.) On the next line, add All rights reserved. That’s all you need to do to establish copyright. contact any intellectual property lawyerHow do you copyright a proposal that is already in existence in other countries? is that possible? |
lekkie073: i havs added skywalker to my list of victims......next is who? make i go check..... .oYou guys should keep beating ooo. una get mouth. |
Wow, i was just about to drop a proposal and i was targeting the government for an IT related project. Nice one on the update, i feel your pain,after all the hard work,some stupid guys will hijack your project and make the money. I guess my other option is to ensure i do not put enough information in the proposal but just the overview of whats going to to be done and sweet talk. Damn, i feel your pain Bro.its annoying |
obowunmi: Yes na. Before nko?ok. ![]() |
obowunmi: She never liked or loved Seal. She only married him because she was pregnant for her Brazillian lover who dumped her. is your username on nairaland your real name? |
Now even today they are still protesting in Pakistan. Destroying properties, their own properties. i mean come on. Shei these guys no get common sense? Causing confusion in your own country and causing economics problems for your country. |
lamuade: I was just a guest and was browsing through the technology market when I saw this olayinke's post of an unbranded white bold 5...the price was tempting because I priced it from 55k to 49k...I mean a white unbranded bold 5 for 49k that was an outstansing price...I had to give him a call we talked for nearly 10 minutes...and he said that he would sell it off soon..I told him am in lagos nd he said he is in kwara...i asked if he could send it to me before I pay he said yes but I'll have to pay 10k for the person he was sending...I had to think cause that would make me pay 59k for it insted, so I decided to send him the money,so I payed in the money through online banking services.....and he says he will send the phone by ysg motors this morning...I do not feel sorry for you if in the current stage where Nigeria is, you still send money like maga to people before you see your goods |
The Clown: If Islam is a peaceful and tolerant religion, then Muslims should make efforts to make it actually look so.Good point |
Right look at this post http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/features/3718799/London-suburb-put-under-Sharia-law.html http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2019547/Anjem-Choudary-Islamic-extremists-set-Sharia-law-zones-UK-cities.html Dont you think that they are trying to impose sharia law? Do you think this is too far or its acceptable? Now you said peaceful protest? Most Muslims in different countries were protesting by the video done in the US. Dont you feel countries like France, Australia,UK that are nothing to do with this are Victims? i mean people were protesting in these countries, disturbing business activities of these countries. Do you think that is fair? Now you said these violent protest is not part of the teaching of Islam. why is it that it has always been used anytime something negative is said about islam? |
Hello Guys I am not a Muslim and i got a reply from one of the moderators(maclatunji)to move this topic here. i am just wondering what view most Muslims hold to this Muslim migrate to other countries and they try to bring in sharia laws and convert the country to Islam. Is it bad for Muslims, Christians and atheist to co-exist? Countries like UK,USA,Australia are non-Muslims countries (i wont say christian) but they accept everyone. I mean Christian and atheist cant go to Iraq, Saudi Arabia or other Arab countries to try and convert them from their religion. Also, there are strict laws in Arab countries like what you drink and clothes you wear. Why is it so hard to follow the laws of the countries they migrate to? I have heard of different view when Muslims says they are not governed by the laws of the country they migrate to? if that is so, why should i be governed by the law in Arab countries if i visit? Also with all the recent problem happening where someone insulted islam and there was violence in almost every country where Muslims are. How do true Muslims see this? I mean Jesus has been talked about with negative press (davici code, recent publication that Jesus was married), you don't find Christians starting a rally talk less of protesting but once anything bad is said about Islam, there is a problem. Any reason for these? I know it hurts must it go that far? Now i have a feeling the rest of the world will continue to take a piss at Muslims because they now know that any thing said about Islam or Muhammad, they will react, Now who do you think is winning? is it Islam or the people who are taking a piss? i really want to hear your views on this |
just wondering what view most Muslims hold to this Muslim migrate to other countries and they try to bring in sharia laws and convert the country to Islam. Is it bad for Muslims, Christians and atheist to co-exist?. I mean Christian and atheist cant go to Iraq, Saudi Arabia or other Arab countries to try and convert them from their religion. Also, there are strict laws in Arab countries like what you drink and clothes you wear. Why is it so hard to follow the laws of the countries they migrate to? I have heard of different view when Muslims says they are not governed by the laws of the country they migrate to? if that is so, why should i be governed by the law in Arab countries if i visit. i really want to hear your views on this |
justwise: The story has been removed from that website.lol. Thats strange. i still have the page up here. |
A minicab driver who claimed he was earning just £700 a month but was living a luxury of life in his Nigerian mansion, has been ordered to pay almost £1.2million. Ovo Mayomi and his wife Juliet Ubiribo were convicted of fraud in 2010 after using an identity and immigration scam to falsely claim £43,000 in benefits. Mayomi, 44, claimed he was earning £700 a month and was living in Croydon, south London, while his wife, 32, claimed benefits after telling benefit bosses she was a single mother and a victim of domestic violence. Ovo Mayomi Juliet Ubiribo Fraud: Ovo Mayomi, 44,, claimed he was earning £700 a month and living in Croydon, south London. His wife Juliet Ubiribo, 32, told benefit bosses she was a single mother and a victim of domestic violence But fraud investigators found Mayomi and his wife were actually living in a large luxurious house in Lekki near the Nigerian capital Lagos worth more than £1million complete with chandeliers and £89,000 worth of sound equipment. He also had a £25,000 watch. His wife wore a Rolex watch and drove a Mercedes Sport Coupi. Now a judge has ordered Mayomi to pay £1,197,743.54 in a confiscation order under the Proceeds Of Crime Act, or go to prison for six years. As well as two money-transferring businesses and bank accounts, investigators also discovered Mayomi owned a fish farm in the country. The couple's benefit scam unravelled when a visa application by Mayomi showed they had married a year earlier and that Ubiribo had a job in order to support him. Nigerian mansion Wealth: Fraud investigators found Mayomi owned a large luxurious house (pictured) in Lekki, near the Nigerian capital Lagos worth more than £1million complete with chandeliers and £89,000 worth of sound equipment Ubiribo also asked the council to rehouse her because she was the victim of domestic violence. However, the telephone number she gave revealed the man she named as her landlord - Ayiomike Neburagho - was, in fact, her husband Mayomi using a false identity. At a police interview, Mayomi admitted that while living in Nigeria he had bought the identity of Ayiomike Matthew Neburagho and had entered the UK as him. Mayomi was also shown a wedding photograph of himself, using the Neburagho identity, marrying a Nigerian woman in the UK. He admitted he was the groom in the wedding photo but he said he was 'just standing in for someone'. Ubiribo and Mayomi pleaded guilty to all charges. Mayomi was jailed for 30 months two years ago and his wife was sentenced to 12 months in prison, suspended for two years. She was also ordered to carry out 200 hours of community service and be under curfew for four months from 9pm to 6am. Court orders were signed freezing their assets in the UK and abroad in 2010, and an investigation was launched to find out how much the Nigerian-born couple had gained from their criminal lifestyle and what the extent of their assets was. Mayomi, of Ashburton, disputed the results of the assets investigation, and a subsequent four-day confiscation hearing took place at Croydon Crown Court. Nigerian mansion Scam: Ubiribo stated she was a single parent to claim housing and council tax benefits to help her pay £900 in rent each month. A visa application by her husband showed Ubiribo had a job in order to support him On Friday, Judge Nicholas Ainley ruled that Mayomi must pay £1,197,743.54 by 14 March next year. It is one of the largest confiscation orders carried out by a council. Failure to do so will see him sent to prison for six years, during which time interest will accumulate on his debt, which will remain due following his release. At a hearing in July, a confiscation order was made against Ubiribo for £9,357.42 to be paid by 19 October or face five months in prison. Investigators had discovered she was the owner of a Rolex watch and a Mercedes Sport Coupi. 'This is a landmark case for Croydon as it is the first time the council’s in-house financial investigator has pursued a major confiscation order of this nature.' Croydon councillor Dudley Mead Councillor Dudley Mead, deputy leader of the council, said: 'This is a landmark case for Croydon as it is the first time the council’s in-house financial investigator has pursued a major confiscation order of this nature. 'Usually these cases are dealt with by the police rather than local authorities. It is rare for councils to have their own in-house investigator, so it is to the anti-fraud team’s immense credit that it is pioneering the way forward in reclaiming the proceeds of crime. 'As a result of our investigator’s fine work, the council expects to be able to claw back as much as £400,000 in taxpayers’ money. 'This case should serve as a clear warning that crime does not pay. Croydon Council will always prosecute in fraud cases and seek to recover money or assets wherever they are. 'This is to protect decent taxpayers from having to pay more.' Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2205496/Nigerian-minicab-driver-claimed-earned-just-700-month-owned-luxury-1m-mansion- or http://www.croydonguardian.co.uk/news/localnews/9935012.Fraudster_faces___1m_bill_or_six_years_in_jail/ |
dejavume: there is something strange about the posture,its not holy as una thinkuna don come again |
abbas2: Why are christians always after muslims this way?This fanactism will not do christians any good.why do you think Christians are after Muslims? Do you consider every non-Muslims Christians? |
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) but with that money, his customers should have better bandwidth, that's what i am saying and what he did in computer village is not something of $2million.