Here is what it looks like and the charging port.

Thanks people.
The tab in question is INPUT: 12v DC=1.5A

chai! So nobody to help out. Na wha o

Am in need of a charger for my Acer iconia tab A501 its of 12v capacity, any body with info on where I can get it or anybody who wants to sell within Lagos. kindly comment below. Thanks.

Omo see as jona stand! Omo see as jona stand! This man no just get carriage.

Okay, will try it out as long as its free

The question is can't it be stopped cos am seriously considering porting the number based on somebody's comment here

Attention mods! kindly move this to the appropriate section.

Am I alone or is it happening to you too? I get like seven advert messages in a day. If its not trying to sell me caller tunes, it is health message, if it is not trying to teach me accounting it is engineering or business, even quotes or prayers from one pastor or Bible or Quran, to the point that I don't take my message tone seriously anymore and am generalizing even important messages. Have always ignored it but its now unbearable.

The height of it was how black hat these people will go to make money. Imagine your phone ringing, you checked the number, it looks like that of a customer care, you picked the call only to find out its one of those calls looking for subscribers next thing I did was drop the call only to receive a message soon after telling me 'your subscription to ...... was incomplete due to insufficient balance' I just open mouth dey find who go help me close am, thank God say I no get money for my phone that day, that's how I would have been subscribed for something I didn't want and I will still be charged to unsubscribe. Am just wondering how many victims these guys have out there, they make money by hook and crook yet they want there businesses to progress, posterity must judge them!

My question are, is it the same across the network? (because I use MTN) and can this be stopped?

Jona ko Jargons ni. OBJ's era was far far better u can just imagine the numbers of employment created through telecommunication alone (Network providers and phones) but GEJ has nothing to his name in job creation, wat wud have added to him was the cassava bread which was not well presented to the populace just imagine the boom Nigeria wud have being enjoying making his own bread fro cassava.

coldsummer:
[size=18pt][i][color=#990000][b]Doyin Okupe and Ruben Abati?
[quote author=pacesetter939 post=30796717]I didn't see the likes of Tony Aneni, Princess Stella Odua, DSP Alamesegha, Mike Ogiadome, et al on thhat list

Am sure they are on the reserve bench as they where part of the tournament.

Found this a piece worth the read, enjoy!

(Daily Trust) – 1. Alhaji Bamanga Tukur
His disastrous tenure as PDP’s national chairman was the
biggest game changer for the PDP from which it might never
recover. Bamanga’s tenure also coincided with the period when
three major opposition parties were consolidating into one mega
opposition party, but the chairman failed to recognise the
emerging threat. Instead, he encouraged the Party Leader to
settle personal scores within the party. It was a cover for
Bamanga to also settle personal scores of his own. He
suspended a state governor for refusing to answer his phone
call; he watched askance as seven governors formed a faction
called ‘the new PDP’ (nPDP), and he didn’t care a hoot when 5
governors jumped ship and joined the APC.

2. Chief Edwin Clark
As soon as Dr. Goodluck Jonathan rose to the presidency, this
Gowon-era Information Minister created for himself a position
hitherto unknown in Nigerian politics, that of the president’s
ethnic godfather. No Yoruba potentate occupied this post during
Chief Olusegun Obasanjo’s eight year rule and even the feeble
President Umaru Yarádua had no such godfather. Rather than
use his extra-constitutional position to steady the president’s
position, Clark used it to create numerous enemies for Jonathan
through his use of intemperate language and regular assaults at
dissenting folks.

3. Mrs Diezani Alison-Madueke
No one gets to sit atop Nigeria’s oil industry without making
many enemies. Mrs Allison Madueke’s beauty, fluent English
and polished manners gained for her a lot of mileage, but the
sleaze in the oil industry ultimately caught up with her. Most
damaging have been the scandalous rip offs in subsidy
payments, the botched attempt to remove the oil subsidy in
2012, Sanusi’s allegation of the missing $20 billion and the
reported N10 billion spent to hire private jets, not to mention the
failure to pass the PIB bill.

4. Mrs Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
The first ever Coordinating Minister of the Economy fancies
herself as an economic wunderkind at par with the German
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer or the Japanese Prime Minister
Sato. While most Nigerians thought economic conditions were
harsh, Mrs Okonjo-Iweala bandied figures and said it is among
the best-managed in the world. This sharp discrepancy between
the official claims and people’s feelings did much damage to
the administration’s credibility. Nor was there any preparation
of the public mind for the steep fall in oil prices, the sharp drop
in external reserves and the precipitous decline of the naira.

5. Dame Patience Jonathan
In the last five decades Nigerian First Ladies have often been
mired in one controversy or another. Mrs Patience Jonathan
however stands in a class of her own by making many gaffes
and ill-advised actions that badly affected the public image of
her husband’s regime. Worst of them all was her intervention in
the Chibok girls’ saga and her futile attempts to prove that her
husband’s political enemies orchestrated the whole affair. Her
quarrel with Rotimi Amaechi, the governor of her home state,
also resulted in PDP’s most impactful loss of a political figure.

6. Mujaheed Dokubo Asari
This ex-militant’s coarse manner, intemperate language and his
open threats against whole regions of the country supposedly in
Jonathan’s service did much political damage. Asari was later
joined by more ex-militant leaders to threaten war against the
country should Jonathan lose the election. Their joint threat
greatly antagonised non-partisan opinion all over the country.

7. Chief Olusegun Obasanjo
If remarks must be matched to records, this former two-time
ruler has no moral authority to criticise anyone but the wily
Obasanjo re-launched himself back into the reckoning of
Nigerians by spearheading attacks against the Jonathan regime
in the last two years. Many people suspect that his motives are
ungodly. Yet Obasanjo’s devastating attacks against Jonathan,
sometimes through letters, at other times through public
lectures have taken a heavy toll. The Jonathan Presidency never
quite settled on the best way to tackle Obasanjo. Sometimes it
answered his letters; at other times it tried to ignore him and at
still other times it sent seven PDP governors to plead with him
to keep quiet.

8. Governor Godswill Akpabio
The ambitious Akwa Ibom State governor rapidly moved very
close to President Jonathan and soon installed himself as the
president’s top gubernatorial enforcer. At one point he went
about the task wisely, such as when he talked Bamanga into
reversing Governor Aliyu Wamakko’s suspension. Other times
he handled matters with very damaging crudity, such as the 16
is greater than 19 affair, which effectively destroyed the Nigeria
Governors Forum.

9. Alhaji Adamu Mu’azu
When he replaced Bamanga Tukur as PDP’s chairman, the
former Bauchi State governor was proclaimed by his partymen
as the game changer. It turned out that he underestimated the
fall in PDP’s esteem and total political stature. Even though
Mu’azu toured the country trying to lure back members who
defected and though he refrained from creating more problems
by not trying to settle personal scores, the damage had been
done and he was unable to reverse it.

10. Vice President Mohamed Namadi Sambo
Many of Jonathan’s kitchen cabinet members would sit back
and say that the Vice President is to blame for failing to stem
the tide when the country’s single largest voting bloc, the far
North, turned completely against the Jonathan regime. Some
northern PDP governors encouraged this belief in the hope of
replacing Sambo on the ticket. Sambo has nothing of the
political drive and ambition of, say, Atiku Abubakar. His affable
and non-controversial nature did not add to the regime’s
problems but it did not stave off the decline either.

11. NSA and military service chiefs
The top security chiefs have contributed to President Jonathan
and PDP’s problems in only three ways. One was their failure to
tame Boko Haram despite repeated claims that they will do so.
Second was their timing the operation to end Boko Haram once
and for all with the date set for presidential election. The third,
final damage inflicted by the service chiefs was their asking for
the election to be postponed while they attack Boko Haram.

12. Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan
The President contributed to his party’s current predicament in
only three ways that I can think of. They are his lack of
adequate knowledge about Nigeria, lack of adequate preparation
before becoming the president of Nigeria and lack of rapid
catching up study when he became the president of Nigeria.
His mistake in choosing Bamanga Tukur; his overreliance on
Ngozi, Diezani and Akpabio; his initial misreading of Boko
Haram as a political plot; his inability to manage Obasanjo,
Edwin Clark, Aminu Tambuwal, nPDP and ex-militants can all
be attributed to those three inadequacies.

How can a match be won with 12 players scoring own goals?

Believe u me guys OBJ is still angry that GEJ didn't own up to agreeing not to contest the 2015 elections, and that is not credible at all, he should have admitted the agreement and site genuine reasons for another term.

Some people are turning dis thread to something else if you want to fight just arrange venue with your partner or create another thread and name it e-fighters only.
Does anyone knows wat the cut off mark will be? Cos its dawning on me that the closer it is to 50% the brighter my chances are.

Indifferent:
There is something I discovered nobody seems to be saying here. About that time, it wasn't actually 20mins. Imagine I bought 60mins(1hour) time, by the time I finished the test and the time they gave me was up. The time I bought remained 49 mins. How come? Bearing in mind that I spent some time before I logged in to worke forece. That time was actually faster, I wasn't 20 mins. Mine was 3-6 friday. Harsh test, I couldnt even read the passages well, cos I just wanted to finish before the time elapses.

Not true for me 20min on point I used my phone to set alarm and it was so on point. Just that those dat did earlier on the request of the fidgeting once made mistakes by indirectly giving expo just finished mine and it wasn't easy but God dey. IMAGINE O bearing and long passages to solve in one minute? come on workforce can do better than dey just did with me. Looking up to God jare.

R.I.P


Abeg who be prophet Suleiman?

My people abeg who sabi how many questions person go answer under 20 minutes? make dis people no fall hand o!

Same here
space booked!

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Try harder! you better get a life!

#21 billion must not waste. Desperados!

;DAfter #21 billion for campaign wetin you expect? plus yarnsh go too open if power change hand na

when you have too much money for campaign, what won't u do?

#21 billion campaign money is talking #21 billion campaign money is talking. Nice one

when you have too much money for campaign, why won't you sponsor hate documentary. These guys don ruin this country....

Omo see as sambo dey look those children, are you sure they are save?

sambo! :-Xsambo!

okay I see!

confusion in the Air!

looking forward to it, just sent my CV, jydetommy2.

See me o, i don dey fall for am already!

Oh nairaland! u read some comments and wonder how people reason

Give some details on what the coy is into, am sure that will help