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lamtam0: man utd vs westham now on etv park it also show liverpool match against everton sry 4 nt inform u pple i met liverpool match 87m on it

Please what are the requirements for tracking this etv park?

Even though I'm a man, I have used dis stone for time without number to grind pepper. I stopped using it 2 years ago.

This is a proof that God still answers prayer. I and others have prayed for confusion and division in the camp of Boko Haram and it is now happening. Thanks to God in the highest.

Pls I need the latest tp for beinsport 1-6 channels on nilesat7w

dotta: Imo state governor Rochas Okorocha celebrated his 52nd birthday yesterday Sept. 22nd by riding a bicycle on the streets of Owerri...

www.pijango..com/2014/09/photo-of-day-rochas-okorocha-and-his.html

And so what? How does this put food on the tables of the masses? Anybody can do that pls.

rudedough: ''Appreciation money'' is not bribe - Pastorpreneur T.B Joshua, 2014.

What do you mean? Do you want to legalise bribery and corruption by rebranding it?

spartacus11: this one you gave is multi tv what I need is muvi tv please

I tot u said multi tv. Here is muvi tv 12722H26657

spartacus11: Please I need latest frequency to track muvi tv

U no dey read people's comments. Anyway, take am 12522V27000 OR 12525V27042

Janyves: . Prof pls I can't see astra 2f on the satellites list. Please just help me Identify its name... I'll make sure I track it before weekend

Just go to manual setting and add this tp if it is nt there. 12525V27042. Select it and use it to track ur multi tv. After hitting green of 80% and above, do a scanning and the satellite name will be added automatically. If u care abt d name here is it Astra2B 28.2E You can also use this tp 12522V27000 for your tracking. I use the same decoder with you.

People like him run their mouth like the typewriter's machine to criticise government when things are not going well, but they cannot appreciate or commend the government for doing well.

ayusco85: We are supposed to believe it because? Where the pishure?

Show us the pishure of your brain otherwise we won't believe that you have brain.

Freest: Surrender Nice. Take them to a nice hotel,
Give them nice meals, by the way ensure they take their bath...
Give them good wines to drink,
Change their cloths too please...
Then!!!
KILL THEM!!!

U wicked ooo.

Who dey sell nokia 3310 bluetooth hardware? I wan buy.

MC and Chelsea live on RDV

Enjoy all serie A matches on Joy Sport.

Did she build her house beside the sun in the sky? We are not blind. Abeg, stop lieing.

DSuperWoman: Here are the ten taboo relationships that may cause people to raise an eyebrow. Who have you dated that his “taboo”?


1.Your boss.

It is often deemed as unprofessional but I have seen situations where romance does bloom because you can’t avoid love but they kept it professional and one of the parties involved found another job.

2.A co-worker.

Pretty the same as dating your boss


3. Someone who’s already married.
I personally don't think I'm cool with taking someone's man... Many fishes in the river


4. Someone a lot older or a lot younger.
I think it is a matter of the personal preference. If you are young at heart you may do better with someone younger and if you're a gold-digger you might want an older pot belly man lol kidding but seriously its a matter of the heart.


5. Someone outside your religion.
Well I think its depends on how deep you are in your religion cause when you get to the point where your religion becomes your personality then your partner won't be disagreeing with just your religion but your personality


6. A Lecturer
Em mm no comment.


7. Your lawyer
He knows all your secrets

8. A friend’s ex, or an ex’s friend.
Isn’t there a code for this ? Is it ever OK?

9. A friend’s sibling.
I think this can go both ways. If it works out you get your best friend as your brother or sister. If it goes bad…it really goes bad!

10. The step-relative. As in a step-brother or step-sister.
They aren’t technically a blood relative so is it really wrong?

http://www.dsuperwoman.com/2013/12/taboo-relationships.html?m=1

You no want make people marry bah. Anyway, borrow me dat ur nokia 3310 bluetooth hardware.

obynocute: go to ur tv3, press f1, then 8280, it will display dialog boxes, den go to biss section, edit any sat der of ur choice den add ur biss key it will open.

I have done this before it didn't work. I don't know if am missing something.

sammu: U must patch ur decoder to enjoy this feature.

It is patched already, and it is enable. The thing is nt just working on it.

Pls has anyone been able to use biss key to descramble multi tv tv3 on SRT 4950 decoder? I have tried different methods I read here and other sites but all could not avail.

Pull out of CAN but don't pull out of Christ.

Rachie97: This is nothing but trash!!! How can he extend resumption date? On what basis? Sallah? Are they not celebrating Sallah in other states?

Why are you asking us here? I advise you to take your questions to him in his office.

Spy360: I dont have a pic now, but it almost faces the sky and points southeast, NOT OPPOSITE Amos 5.
If you do a local search, there is a post by Olenyi on how to track it.

@emma4god, since its a feed, sometimes it could pop up any where so you needed to blind scan. They aired Tue UCL.

Ok, I will try it.

Spy360: 1. 60cm
2. 4.8e - above and left of Amos 5 from front of dish
3. 12734 v 04430
4. Ku band
5. Its a feed, fta

Thanks. D direction is nt clear to me pls. Is it goin to b opposite to where amos5 is facin or wat? Pls if u hav a pic of d one dat has bn installed, post it for easy understandin

E go pain me if messi no score.

Spy360: Now ask!

Thanks! I want d size of dish dat wil track etv hyde park, d direction, frequency and SR, type of lnb. I also want to knw if d channels are fta.

I have bn asking question about d installation of etv hyde park since yesterday but nobody answer me.

I have been hearing about this etv hyde park but I don't know the value. Pls, somebody should explain it.

Pls what are the channels in this etv hyde park

dammyjay93: 1. “Goodluck.”This is probably the most misspelled word in Nigeria today. The reason is obvious: it’s the first name of Nigeria’s current president, Goodluck Jonathan. But there is no word like “goodluck”--or, its other variant,badluck-- in the English language; there is only “good luck”--and "bad luck." Good luck denotes an auspicious state resulting from favorable outcomes, a stroke of luck, or an unexpected piece of good fortune. That someone would be named “Good Luck” (which has now been rendered “Goodluck” in error) is itself evidence of insufficient familiarity with the rules and idiomatic rhythm of the English language.

2. “Defination.”There is no letter “a” in the spelling of that word. Replace the “a” with an “i” to have“definItion.”Related misspelled words are“definAtely”instead of “definitely,”“definAte,” instead of “definIte,” etc.

3. “Alot.”That is not an English word. The closest resemblance to that word in the English language is the phrase “a lot.” Since no one writes “alittle,” “afew,” “abit,” etc, it is indefensible that people write “alot.” But this is a universal spelling error in the English-speaking world; it is not limited to Nigerians. Other cousins of this spelling error are“Infact”instead of “in fact” and“inspite”instead of “in spite.”

4. “Loose/lose.”Many Nigerians use the word “loose” when they actually mean to write “lose.” Loose is commonly used as an adjective to denote the state of not being tight (as in: loose clothes). Other popular uses include the sense of being casual and unrestrained in sexual behavior (as in: loose women), lacking a sense of restraint or responsibility (as in: “Goodluck Jonathan’s loose tongue”). Although “loose” can sometimes be used as a verb, “loosen” is the preferred word to express the sense of making something less tight or strict. “Lose,” on the hand, is to cease to have, or to fail to win, or suffer the loss of a person through death, etc. A safe bet is to choose to err on the side of “lose” when you want to express an action.

5. “Priviledge.”There is no “d” in the spelling of that word. It’s spelled “privilege.”

6. “Nonchallant.”It’s actually spelled with only one “l.” Unfortunately, even news reports in Nigerian newspapers habitually spell the word with double “l.” I wonder if they’ve disabled their spell check.

7. “Grammer.”There is no “e” in the word. Replace the pesky “e” with an “a” to have “grammAr.” I’ve read posts on Nigerian Internet discussion forums and on Facebook railing against “bad grammer”! Well, if you feel sufficiently concerned about bad grammar to write about it, you’d better damn well know how to spell grammar! To be fair, this misspelling isn’t exclusively Nigerian, but its regularity in popular writing in Nigeria qualifies it as a candidate for this list. The people I have a hard time forgiving are those who attend or attended secondary schools with “grammar school” as part of their names (such as my old secondary school, which is called Baptist Grammar School) but spell “grammar” with an “e.” I see that a lot on Facebook. Such people deserve to be stripped of the certificates they got from their high schools!

8. “Proffessor.”The name for the highest ranking position for a university academic (in British usage) and any full-time or part-time member of the teaching staff of a university (in American usage) is never spelled with double “f.” It’s correctly spelled “professor.” So if “proffessor” is wrong,“proff”is equally wrong. The British and Canadian colloquial abbreviation for “professor” is “prof.”

9. “Pronounciation.” Although the verb form of this word is “pronounce,” it changes to “pronunciation” when it nominalizes, that is, when it changes into a noun. Note that there is no “o” after the first “n” in the word.

10. “Emanciated.”It should correctly be spelled “emaciated.” There is no “n” in the word. This widespread spelling error in Nigerian written English is the direct result of the way we (mis)pronounce the word. An “n” sound almost always intrudes on our pronunciation of the word, much like it does in our pronunciation of “attorney,” so that most Nigerians say “antoni-general” of the federation. A related misspelling is“expantiate.”It should be “expatiate.” There is no “n” after the first “a.”

http://www.farooqkperogi.com/2011/04/top-10-words-nigerians-commonly.html

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@op, you tried. But you should have said some people instead of saying Nigerians. As a matter of fact, I do spell all those words correctly and I know there are many Nigerians who do the same.

I like both.