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Who did this to 2face

Please can somebody help me with the solution to this problem


I got an error 619 when trying to enter my Glo settings after unlocking Modem

This is the configuration I used

APN gloflat


Access number *99#

user name and pw flat

Error 619 when trying to enter my Glo settings after unlocking Modem

APN   gloflat


Access number    *99#

user name and pw             flat

tboy1:


BTW: Where are all those regular female posters on NL?

All guilty as charged

U carry woman wey u think say she fine go house, u like her 100% Immediately she start remove her body amour you go begin dislike her


First Eyelash------ 100-10   = 90%

Wig   ----------------90-20 = 70%

Padded bra  ----------  70 -  30  =    40%

Mary kay facial treatmnt-------------- 40-20  = 20%

Padded pants--------------------  20-20    = 0%


She come down from her high hills 0-20       -20%


and by then e don too late

[quote author=Blood_Shed link=topic=665641.msg8306626#msg8306626 date=1305213216]LMAO This thread is cracking me up!

Seriously though, the fact that most people here are angry just indicates their insecurities.
Like it or not, there's truth in the OP's post. And people are attacking others for airing out their opinions and observations which back up the OP's claims.

I cannot count the amount of times I looked to the ground and stayed a certain distance away from certain people in Nigeria when speaking to them.

Again, in 2011, there are NO excuses for bad hygiene, no matter where you live. I did my NYSC and stayed all the way through camp, did what I had to and still stayed fresh and clean, so if I can do it in those conditions, they most of you (those who live in Naija) who live in good conditions can do it too lol.[/quote]Agreed, The poster just made most people angry by reminding them of their bad breath,

femi4:
Profile settings for Airtel:
Profile Name: Airtel
APN: internet.ng.airtel.com
Access number: *99#
user name: internet
password: internet

and click save and ok to save the settings.

Thnks Man

Thank You Guys I have unlocked my MTN modem want to use it with Zain Where can I get the profile settings for the Zain Sim card?

Thanks @Femi

Please can you help with the link?

Hey guys can you please help me with Etisalat Profile settings,

Soon gays will follow

I have A brand New MTN modem E1550 call me on 08034483198


Stanech2000@yahoo.com


Its also unlocked

Sun of god:
Are prisoners now eligible to vote in the US?

LOL

@Eltonluigi


I dont think so. It was the political parties that came up with this idea

zenus:
Nice move for INEC

Seconded these guys be wan spoil my monday

april 9th senate election


16th presidential electionn



teusday 19th governorship election

Sky Blue:
I think in your tunnel vision approach you might be failing to see something. I don't think it would be as easy as you think to reel out posts from diverse sources that claim Jonathan to be the person Nigeria needs now. Personally I would rather have Pat Utomi anyday, the problem is can he win? It is unfortunate that people have been made to think along these lines but that is the truth. I think you might be confusing people selecting their perceived lesser of three evils as a clear vote of confidence for any choice. Personally I can't see myself advocating Ribadu, why on earth would I do that when he has Tinubu behind him and it even appeared to be a fight to pick his own choice of VP when it went against Tinubu's wishes? The ideal case for me has always been Utomi or someone of that nature, the one to settle for has been between Buhari and Jonathan. So you might think Buhari (an ex military dictator) the man Nigeria needs right now but not everybody does and failing to see that only makes you look more partisan and petty than level headed and unbiased. Heck if Jonathan seems a falling ship I might even start campaigning for Utomi as a moral stand (even if Buhari would probably win). If Buhari ends up winning it, well, it could be much much worse and hopefully we would get to see this whole "discipline and magic" people have been quick to assure us he can perform.

Nigeria is yet to see ideal solid candidates with solid fighting chances of attaining such lofty positions via a ballot box.

Thanks man. You rock

Tsunami Alert for New Zealand, the Philippines, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Hawaii, and others. Waves expected over the next few hours, caused by 8.9 earthquake in Japan.

God please help them

Tank God say this kind no dey naija how we for do?

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english2010/world/2011-03/11/c_13773437.htm

HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER


very hilarious

To be clear - these are not formal announcements - one main delegate from each state is telling me, http://tumblr.com/x7f19577q5

I just finished my Ordinary National Diploma and i need a place to do my IT. I reside in Benin and studied Computer Science. U can reach me on stanech2000@yahoo.com.
Thanks Guys

JOS—As the crises with in Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State defy all possible solutions, the elders in the area have called for the immediate repeal of both Jos north and South council areas in the interest of lasting peace.









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The elders under the Berom Elders council, said at a press conference that the haste that characterised the splitting of the former Jos local government area by former military president Ibrahim Babangida was a curse rather than blessings to the people in the area.


Speaking on behalf of the council, Da. Yohana Nyam Dang said the council was dismayed over the recent religious disturbances that claimed lives of innocent Nigerians, adding that it will only be fair if those affected are duly compensated by the government.


According to him, until a proper procedure was followed in creating a new local governmnet area for the area, the crisis in the area would continue because those that are responsible appeared to be enjoying federal backing than the real inhabitants of the area.


As part of their demands, they called on the state governor, Jonah Jang not to waste time in inaugurating the elected chairmen and councillors in the 17 council areas, which according to them, would ease the tension across the state.


They recalled that the Hausa Fulanis have been the first to attack, hinting that in the past, the igbos have suffered several such attacks simply because of their mode of dressings, especially during the tin mining activities in Jos city.


The council further noted with dismay that the Hausas are quick to forget their origin, because Plateau state or Jos North was never a Hausa state as history has indicated, insisting that “Jos and Plateau state has stood out as a beacon for christianity in the north and perhaps even Nigeria” hence their discomfort and struggles to capture the area at all cost.


According to them, “the truth is that most of their [Hausa] parents and grand parents came to Jos courtesy of the colonial government’s draft of labour force to work on the mine fields[ Diban Gwamna]. Some of their forebearers were serving prison terms in Jos and on release, preffered not to go back, while some came as traders, dry season farmers and so on”.


http://odili.net/news/source/2009/jan/7/312.html

Anambra, Delta pull out of Second Niger Bridge project
By Okey Maduforo, Correspondent, Awka

Anambra and Delta States have backed out of the second Niger Bridge project, valued at N10 billion, although the Federal Government has put on the table its N4.3 billion counterpart funding.




Both states were to contribute N6.7 billion.


Senate Works Committee Chairman, Julius Ucha, said Anambra and Delta argued that they were forced into the deal by the Olusegun Obasanjo administration, whereas they have not even one kobo to contribute.


The Committee once visited the old Niger Bridge at the Onitsha end where it expressed displeasure over its rehabilitation and queried the contract award.


During the inspection, Anambra State Governor, Peter Obi, noted that "the traffic on it is too heavy and worrisome. Even truck drivers complain to us about its vibration.


"The second Niger bridge is a Public Private Partnership (PPP) in which Anambra and Delta States are supposed to contribute 10 per cent each, the Federal Government 20 per cent, and 50 per cent borrowed by the contractor.


"We commenced a meeting between the three governments. The last meeting was held over a year ago. So they can't be doing meeting without inviting us when we have paid 10 per cent. That will amount to a fraud.


"How can they say that they have awarded the contract when we have not been attending meetings and nobody has ever invited us. What they did is a fraud.


"If you flag off a contract you award it and mobilise the contractor. If you go to the site now there is nothing there. We want the bridge to be built and we are prepared at any condition to build this bridge."


The reported missing of the documents on the bridge is described by Ohanaeze Ndigbo as a deliberate attempt to frustrate the development of the South East.


Ohanaeze President General, Dozie Ikedife, said the project was singled out because questions were raised about sharp practices.


"This is indeed an act of sabotage," he maintained.


"Have they lost the contract files of Ajaokuta Steel, have they lost the contract documents of Kaduna-Zaria-Kano Road dualisation? What has happened to the Maduguri International Airport project? You cannot tell me that the documents are only one copy. It should be more than one copy.


"It is also ridiculous that a contract of this nature would have its papers missing. Are the Ministry of Works and Transport telling us that the papers grew wings and fled out of the window?


"Simply because we have started asking questions, some persons or group of persons went and removed the papers. Why must it be contracts or projects that concern people from this part of the country?


"Since the end of the civil war, we have struggled to rediscover ourselves in all sectors of life and some people who are apprehensive of this growth are also not happy that we are getting a second Niger Bridge.


"We in Ohanaeze insist on a full scale probe of what happened and those behind it should be brought to book. It should not be treated like one of those things because it does not affect them and their people."



http://odili.net/news/source/2009/jan/7/707.html

For those of youo who that are saying we should not bring in religion into this, here is a piece of information for you- There is no way you can discuss any middle east crises without squizing religion into it.

The only way there will be peace in the middle east is for the muslims in that region and all over the world to learn to leave in peace and harmony with their neighbours. Until then we will continue to give them fire for fire

I am in total support of what is going on in Isreal.

@ Poster

when Hamas started firing rockets into Isreal why did the they not call it terrorism?

Do you expect Isreal to fold her arms and watch misiles been fired into its territory?

Let them drop some bombs in that territory they asked for it.

vowiski:
@stanech
hey, u dey B-side?

yes oh

Una blame the guy? Obi is not doing anything and he is not ready to do anything in Anambra state the last I heared was that he is bringing an Igbo version of Microsoft, ask me how that one take be the problem of Anambrarians?

I no blame the guy he has the money and the road too his house is bad so he need to tidy am now.

vowiski:
we only have PDP and unity party.
after they collect money from inec and loose, they unite as usual.

@poster u dey hear?

They will make us believe they had a better offer then after we strugle and loose to rigging they accept money from the govt in power and start waiting for another 4years. Nonsence