See a doctor bro. Dont take medical advice from the internet (except from certified experts online)...

Are we finally going to see a check to check in our current institutions as opposed to the "yes sir, watin you want make I do next" that exist in this administration and its institutions.

Nostalgia.

I wonder if this is still alive now.

But the journey was amazing

Guys please where do I live stream this?

Already signed in. lets do it once more

So i just hosted my laravel app on whogohost shared hosting and changed all the needed

created a file path gobob/.
put all my files except the public files into it
put all contents of public files into public_html
and configured the index.php to say

require __DIR__.'/../gobob/bootstrap/autoload.php';

$app = require_once __DIR__.'/../gobob/bootstrap/app.php';

put its telling me

Whoops, looks like something went wrong.

1/1
ReflectionException in Container.php line 721:
Class App\Http\Controllers\postController does not exist
in Container.php line 721
at ReflectionClass->__construct('App\\Http\\Controllers\\postController') in Container.php line 721
at Container->build('App\\Http\\Controllers\\postController') in Container.php line 600
at Container->resolve('App\\Http\\Controllers\\postController') in Container.php line 567
at Container->make('App\\Http\\Controllers\\postController') in Application.php line 708
at Application->make('App\\Http\\Controllers\\postController') in Route.php line 217
at Route->getController() in Route.php line 736
at Route->controllerMiddleware() in Route.php line 697
at Route->gatherMiddleware() in Router.php line 572
at Router->gatherRouteMiddleware(object(Route)) in Router.php line 552
at Router->runRouteWithinStack(object(Route), object(Request)) in Router.php line 520
at Router->dispatchToRoute(object(Request)) in Router.php line 498
at Router->dispatch(object(Request)) in Kernel.php line 174
at Kernel->Illuminate\Foundation\Http\{closure}(object(Request)) in Pipeline.php line 30
at Pipeline->Illuminate\Routing\{closure}(object(Request)) in TransformsRequest.php line 30
at TransformsRequest->handle(object(Request), object(Closure)) in Pipeline.php line 148
at Pipeline->Illuminate\Pipeline\{closure}(object(Request)) in Pipeline.php line 53
at Pipeline->Illuminate\Routing\{closure}(object(Request)) in TransformsRequest.php line 30
at TransformsRequest->handle(object(Request), object(Closure)) in Pipeline.php line 148
at Pipeline->Illuminate\Pipeline\{closure}(object(Request)) in Pipeline.php line 53
at Pipeline->Illuminate\Routing\{closure}(object(Request)) in ValidatePostSize.php line 27
at ValidatePostSize->handle(object(Request), object(Closure)) in Pipeline.php line 148
at Pipeline->Illuminate\Pipeline\{closure}(object(Request)) in Pipeline.php line 53
at Pipeline->Illuminate\Routing\{closure}(object(Request)) in CheckForMaintenanceMode.php line 46
at CheckForMaintenanceMode->handle(object(Request), object(Closure)) in Pipeline.php line 148
at Pipeline->Illuminate\Pipeline\{closure}(object(Request)) in Pipeline.php line 53
at Pipeline->Illuminate\Routing\{closure}(object(Request)) in Pipeline.php line 102
at Pipeline->then(object(Closure)) in Kernel.php line 149
at Kernel->sendRequestThroughRouter(object(Request)) in Kernel.php line 116
at Kernel->handle(object(Request)) in index.php line 54

Please what do i do

So I just recently learnt laravel and i want to set up git on my whogohost shared account so i can directly push to it. how do i go about this?

We the cucumber association of Nigeria Akwa Ibom chapter approve this!

petjoe9:
Weather is the ability of fully experienced life, Thank God almighty.

Try use your sense once in a while. Its good for you.

I have two files config.php and connection.php and I have been trying to establish a connection to no avail. here are the codes

the error says:
"'task', 'username'=> 'root', 'password'=> '', 'connection'=> 'mysql:host=localhost' ]; NULL invalid data source name".

 config.php
            <?php

	class connection
	{
		public static function make($config)
		{

			try 
			{
				return 	new PDO(
					$config['connection'].';dbname='.$config['name'],
					$config['username'],
					$config['password']
				);
			}

			catch(PDOException $e)
			{
				die($e->getMessage());
			}

		} 
	}


//$dbh = new PDO('mysql:host=localhost;dbname=test', $user, $pass);

connection.php

<?php

class connection
{
public static function make($config)
{

try
{
return new PDO(
$config['connection'].';dbname='.$config['name'],
$config['username'],
$config['password']
);
}

catch(PDOException $e)
{
die($e->getMessage());
}

}
}


//$dbh = new PDO('mysql:host=localhost;dbname=test', $user, $pass);

please how do i recover back my password at Gdevit. I dont see any option for that at the login page

Booyakasha:
What do you think?

http://www.gdevit.com/topic331/why-do-most-people-say-programming-is-easy-to-learn-when-in-reality-it-is-very-difficult

Well the sql is in two parts:
the first one pulls out the data for all memories stored by one user:
SELECT * FROM memories WHERE m_author= '{$_SESSION['user_id']}'

And the second attempts to retrieve all comments that individually belongs to those
memories above:SELECT * FROM comments WHERE article_id = 3;

Please how do I go bout it, so i can print each post(memories) with its own comment below

paranorman
onedayatime
Craigston
onedayatime
Dhtml18
dhtml

onedayatime:


without what he said, no help can be rendered...

Here are the codes, thanks for the above info, I have made some improvement on my database after the analysis above... I am really grateful, but though the issues still persists.

<?php
session_start();
	require "pages/user_management/dbconnect.php";
$sql="SELECT bio FROM bio WHERE bio_author = '{$_SESSION['user_id']}'";
$result=mysql_query($sql);
if($result==true){
	while($row=mysql_fetch_array($result,MYSQL_ASSOC)){
		$bio=$row['bio'];
		$bio_value=1;
	}
}
else{
	$bio_value=0;
	$bio="Please, Put up a bio.";
}
$sql="SELECT * FROM memories WHERE m_author= '{$_SESSION['user_id']}'";

$result=mysql_query($sql) or die("script failed";

if($result==true){
		$memories_value=1;
}

else{
	$memories_value=0;
	$memories="Please, Put up your memories from GSTC.";
}


?>

<!doctype html>
<html lang="en">
<link href="css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet">
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="custom.css">
    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css.css">
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title> Profile</title>
<body style="background-color: #d3d3d3;">
<div class="row" style="margin-top: 15px;">
<div class="container">
	<div class="col-lg-12" style="background-color: #dcdcdc;">
	<div class="row"><div class="col-lg-12" style="background-color: #ffffff;" background-image="images/gstosa1.jpg" >
	<div class="col-lg-3" id="div_left">
		<div class="col-lg-12" id="profilepic_box">
			<img src="images/profilep1.jpg" class="img-responsive" id="profilepic" ></div>
			<div class="col-md-12" id="smallbox_left"> 
				Set:
			</div>
			<div class="col-md-12" id="smallbox_left"> 
				Department:
			</div>
			<div class="col-md-12" id="smallbox_left"> 
				Date of Registration:
			
		</div>
	</div><div class="col-md-offset-4" id="div_right">
		<div class="col-md-12" id="largebox_right1">
			<h4 id="Pname"> Obinna Akunne</h4> 
			<small id="Pposition">Publicity Secretary</small>
		</div>
		<div class="col-md-12" id="largebox_right">
			<div class="col-md-2" id="smallbox_right"> Bio</div>
			<div class="col-md-10"> 
			<?php 
				if($bio_value==0){
					$task_action="bio";
					echo $bio;
					echo '<form role="form" action="task_master.php" method="post">
					<div class="form-group">
							<textarea class="form-control" rows="3" name="bio"></textarea>
					</div>
					<input type="submit" value="Publish"/>
				</form>';
				}
				else{
					echo $bio;
				}
			?>
				
			</div>
		</div>
		<div class="col-md-12" id="largebox_right"> 
			<div class="col-md-2" id="smallbox_right">Memories</div>
			<div class="col-md-10"> 
				<?php 
					if($memories_value==0){
						echo $memories;
						echo '<form role="form" action="task_master.php" method="post">
						<div class="form-group">
								<textarea class="form-control" rows="3" name="memories"></textarea>
						</div>
						<input type="submit" value="Publish"/>
					</form>';
					}
					else{
						while($row=mysql_fetch_array($result,MYSQL_ASSOC)){
							echo $row['memories'].
							'<div class="col-md-12" id="profile_like_tab">
							comment count and likes
							</div>'. " </br> ".
							'<div class="col-md-12" id="profile_like_tab">
							
							<?$sql= "SELECT * FROM comments WHERE article_id= 3";
								echo $sql;
								$result=mysql_query($sql);
								if ($result==true){
									$numrolls= mysql_num_rows($result);
									;
							}?>'
							.'</div>'. '</br> ';
							
							
							}
						
						
					}
				?>
				<!--section for comments-->
				<div class="col-md-12" id="comment_block">
					
					<form role="form" action="task_master.php" method="post">
					<div class="form-group">
							<input type="text" class="form-control input-sm-8" name="m_comment"></textarea>
					</div>
					<input type="submit" value="Go"/>
				</form>
				</div>
				
				<div class="col-md-12" id="comment_block">
					
					<form role="form" action="task_master.php" method="post">
					<div class="form-group">
							<input type="text" class="form-control input-md-12" name="memories"></textarea>
					</div>
					<input type="submit" value="Publish"/>
				</form>
				</div>
			</div>
				
		</div>
	 </div></div>
	</div>
	</div>
</div>
</body>

</html>

The new comments table is attached below...

Please fellow programmers, I have been going through this wahala on how to print data from database in a specific way:

I have four tables i want to print data from simultaneously: memories, comment, users and likes, All at the same time . The issues is that i don't know what proper command to use, I have read joins but its either i dont understand or it cant be used for this measure.

this is what i want to do:
There a couple of data in the memories, i want to display each memories and with its comments, and the person who posted it, with the number of likes it received, all on the same page.
and the above repeat again on the same page.
Please I need help. Biko

AntiWailer:


First u have to admit that u are not a programmer.


The confusion will disappear.

This your wickedness no get part two...
but nah true sha...

Abeg nah who send this man work, him no fit shot up!

Opiletool:


These lyrics from 'down' will forever remain in my memory
"dem say the priest
he Dey pray for the thief
sadaka for allah
blood for the spirits
people no bother
dm dey wait on the lord fa
rererun [meaning this is pathetic]"

That part is the unfortunate reflection of our society today. Our religious leaders mingle with the greedy politicians who stole the country dry, and will preach to us to keep on praying to God for financial help, when they get their own finances from the money allegedly stolen from we masses. Unfortunately we will keep on praying while they keep on stealing.

Have you seen the video? If you haven't check it out on YouTube, it's poetic.

Joavid:

honestly am looking forward to the day a better award show I'll debut in Naija.
what we have here is just nonsense.

You are right, they don't promote good music. Only crap.

God bless whoever created this thread. I just downloaded songs by Stan Iyke and Jonny Drille and both have fantastic songs. Wow, I I don't get to listen to only Brymo all day. Good music is taking over man.

Opiletool:


Very true. I have like 30 of his songs on my phone. Being played on repeat since 2 months now.

And I thought I was the only one who did that, I listen to his songs every blessed day, I haven't gotten over his last album for months now, klitoris . A minute ago I was playing "something good is happening". That guy for me is in the ancestral line of Fela. My best Naija musician.

seunthomas:
I actually was on NL to share with people and to help many out of the mediocrity they are in.

If una continue like this i go leave una for this una recession economy.

You go leave us? abeg watin you dey wait for? 2019?

That guy that programmes with his mouth...

Please I need your advice on what android phone i can purchase for 20k, i will be getting one by the end of this month but I am oblivious on which will be better.

my major concerns are:
battery life
and Camera

When I stopped comparing myself to the likes of Mark and bill.


I quite remember my first experience of a computer far back in my Noble "private" school in Ekwulobia Anambra State, Saint Joseph primary school Ekwulobia. We had a computer lab which I think I saw its inside only once, it was more of a museum because very few were let in, in other to lengthen it's years on this faithful earth.



Before my class was let in, I remember we had to have a lecture in the class of how the computers looked like, and what the smaller diveces were called and their uses. I remember the mouse vaguely, and wondering what a rat was doing with a computer. My then computer teacher pulled two boys in front of the class, it was a combined class, the biggest boy in the class and the smallest. She said that computers were classified into two, small computer, pointing at the small guy, and big computer pointing at the bigger one. Till now, I still don't know what a big computer and small computer is.



After the preparation that seemed liked we were being prepared like warriors in Nollywood films by a chief priest , on our way to the evil forest. We were finally let into the computer lab. Only one desktop was switched on, and the teacher went straight to Ms word, to teach us how to type, apparently none of us knew how to, after doing what looked stranger than the cornflakes my uncle brought from "Obodo Oyibo". She called the school boy who became famous throughout the school for typing his full name in the computer, to come and display his expertise again. He did, as every other person looked at him with glowing eyes, as if he was ọkacha returning from Olympic victory, coming to play for the national team again. He ramped his name slowly into the computer as everyone erupted into applause, hai!
Nwa ma ife!



That was my first introduction into the computer world, then I "only saw but never touched", this little law followed me as I first came to Abuja, a small village boy who had to be threatened with blindness before he stopped walking barefooted everywhere, "you see all this blind Hausa people walking around begging for money? They became blind by walking barefoot in Abuja and something 'chuk' them under the foot". My late Aunt had a desktop which my cousins used frequently, I was only allowed to look but never touch.



The law also followed me into my second missionary journey in Abuja, as I moved from my Aunts house to my cousin's. Though in a little diluted form. My cousins son touched the computer frequently, and I watched him, and on very rare occasions I was allowed to touch, but I watched long enough to understand a little. Then came my beloved GSTC, my technical college, where we were thought computer in both abstract and in reality, I was taught Ms word, PowerPoint, Coreldraw , Autocard, and a host of others, both in lab and class. At that time I was in NTC 1, the equivalent to class one in a conventional senior secondary school. By which time I had already started counting how much "bear bear" I would have on my chin.



A year down the line, I embarked on my third missionary journey, though it was me going back to my late Aunt's place. I was gifted with a laptop by my cousin after he got a new one. Which helped me start my adventure into HTML and CSS. Then I was between 17 and 18yrs, It was around this age Uncle Mark came up with Facebook.

Makes sense, I am in Abuja

Fulaman198:
It's a great idea

braine:
It is okay to leave the kitchen when you can't stand the heat.

I do not think you read the post, they were oustered not by much themselves but corrupt officials.

___Sometimes the price can be very high in the fight against corruption.
I had the privilege of making Nigeria’s first GSM phone call back in 2001 when I called the regulator to say, “We’re live!” Who would’ve believed then that Nigeria today would have more than 167 million mobile phones?!
It all started out as a very exciting new chapter for enterprise in Africa. Shortly after President Obasanjo was elected, the new government announced an incredibly transparent international auction process for three national mobile phone licenses.
To participate in the bid, you not only had to raise money, but there had to be a member of the bidding consortium who was an experienced GSM operator. Econet Wireless met the requirements because of its experience in Zimbabwe and Botswana. Our Nigerian partners, which included state governments, local banks and high net worth individuals, were financial investors. The largest shareholder had only 10%. That was the written agreement.
I managed to assemble a consortium of 22 investors to put up the money needed to bid. Our shareholders were all Nigerian, mostly institutional investors including leading banks and two state governments, Lagos State and Delta State. The license cost us $285m and was the most expensive license ever issued in Africa at the time. This was 2001.
We considered the investment not only about putting together a network, but also about building a nation. We knew it had the potential to transform Nigeria’s entire business and social architecture.
Most of our investors had between 1-10% shareholding. Econet Wireless Nigeria had only 5% of the shares, but that was fine because it was 5% ownership of a very big pie.
As the “technical partner and operator,” Econet was the company with the expertise to build and operate such a business. Our financial investors recognized this, and also allowed us to receive 3% of the turnover as our fees. This was standard practice in the industry.
We were one of the winning bidders and they gave us just six months to set up business and get our network operating. We were under a lot of pressure but our network was live two days before the others! Customers were pouring in. We were number one in the market with an estimated 57% market share.
___Then came the fateful day when I was told that our company must pay a total of $9m in bribes to senior politicians (in state government) who had facilitated the raising of the money to pay for the license.
I refused to authorize the illegal payments. Meeting after meeting was held to try to get me to agree, but I would not. The money would not be paid as long as Econet was the operator and I had signing authority.
James Ibori, the Governor of Delta State, was demanding $4,5m be paid to him in his personal capacity. He was one of the most powerful men in the country and had a reputation for violence. When he heard that I was refusing to approve payment he issued an ultimatum:
___”Pay or I will chase you and your people out of the country.”
I refused.
The shareholders met and voted Econet Wireless Nigeria out of management. They cancelled our management contract. James Ibori and his colleagues personally attended the meeting to remove us. After the meeting one of them (a prominent local businessman even today) came up to me and said: “Unfortunately for you, God does not have a vote.”
I had to withdraw all my staff and their families: 200 people in all. We left Nigeria.
Most of our people had to be retrenched. The loss of the contract almost drove us to bankruptcy as a group.
They invited a big international operator to replace us as technical partner and operator. They changed the name of the company from Econet to V-Mobile.
Within days of their arrival, the managers of the new operator signed off the payments demanded as bribes.
Then what happened?
A few noble Nigerians had both the integrity and courage to carefully collect all the documentation on the movement of the money, and pass it all on to me.
___There’s a saying worth remembering in uncovering the trail of destruction that is corruption: “Follow the money”…
I bided my time… then I wrote a letter to the United States Department of Justice!
It was 2003

www.econetwireless.com/strive_masiyiwa_blog/index.php/its-time-to-play-by-a-different-ethical-set-of-rules-part-7-nigeria-1-of-5/

This is a laudable solution, But Nigeria has never been known to be a country without solutions to its malady , everyday brand new solutions are suggested from brilliant minds, but the problem always ends at implementation... Do implement. Walk the talk the citizens are "Belle filled" with all the incecent talking and little implementation...

Mr. Thirdwrist : just a concerned citizen.

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