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HOW TO ROOT YOU TECNO ANDROID PHONE

WARNING: ROOTING YOUR PHONE WILL VOID
YOUR WARRANTY

ROOTING your phone is a proccess to gain
"control" over your device, just like in the PC
world getting an administrator rights. There
are ups and downs in this process. For you to
understand fully, you can search the google
about rooting an android device. Then if you
decide to Root your phone, then, it is your own
choice. Do not blame me or anyone if
something happen to your device while
performing this method. Read the instruction
carefully make sure you understand what you
are doing and what will you do.
This warning means you are compromising
your phone's security and warranty.

To gain root access, you have to perform the root
method by installing POOT apk and MINISTRO II apk.
Download: poot for android (from veecubed
database)
Download: Ministro II (from veecubed database)

To ROOT your TECNO N3 is simple
Just install POOT apk to internal memory and run the
apps. it will require you to install MINISTRO II, you'll
get -error like "update minstro library", just update
through google play store.
Then proceed again to the next step. After installing
and updating all the libraries of QT, your phone will
automatically reboot(or reboot manually)
You'll get two buttons
1. "press here to poot"
2. "built in root check
Click on the first button to poot and wait till you have
3 buttons
, That means you are now rooted.
You can now complete the process by downloading
super user application from the play store

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HOME/RESIDENTIAL SECURITY

• All doors and gates should have quality locks. It is
essential to check all doors in your home at bedtime
and while leaving the house;

• Do not hide your keys outside the home;

• Keep all doors locked even when at home with
members of your family;

• Have window locks;

• Create a peephole in your door, where you can
check out the person at your door before letting him
or her in;

• Opt for clear glass windows to observe a person
from a distance;

• If you do not have a gate or fence, lock all the doors
at all times;

• Ensure your external power sources are properly
installed and locked with keys;

• Do not block bedroom windows with permanent
grilles as the windows may be used as emergency
exits, equally review fire safety exit if you have
window bars and grilles;

• If you have burglar or intrusion alarms installed,
check and switch them on at all times;

• Ensure you have fire extinguishers in your home,
especially the kitchen and show the entire household
how to use them;

• Always make sure you have flash lights (torch light
etc) at points that can be reached easily;

• Keeping of pets like dogs can be a deterrent to
criminals but never install separate doggy doors or
entrances as they also can admit small intruders;

• Know your neighbours, develop rapport with them
and offer to keep an eye on each other's home,
especially when you are on a trip or out of town;

• If you observe any unusual activity or movement
around, report to the nearest security post (Police);

• Ensure that your family understands and
appreciates your security patterns and let them know
that the measures emplaced are for their safety;

• Rehearse safety drills with your family and let them
be aware of procedures to escape danger and get
help where necessary;

• Know where all family members are at all times;

• Vary your daily routines and avoid predictable
patterns;

• Educate family members on the proper way to
answer the telephone at home, let them know what
to do when you are not at home and how to receive
visitors while keeping eyes on them;

• Ensure adequate physical security, good fencing,
good illumination, mounting centric wire;

• Identify visitors properly before opening the gate or
door;

• Look behind you when driving home;

• Look around your environment as you approach
your home;

• Install CCTV camera's if you can afford the cost for
surveillance;

• Be careful when a neighbour knocks on your door at
odd hours as criminals can use them to gain access
to your home;

• Join the residents’ association;

• If it is possible employ a guard to mount your gate;

• Do not encourage members of your household to
keep late nights.

Courtesy: LAGOS STATE SECURITY TRUST FUND

Pick a Safe Location
• Use only ATMs in well-lighted, high-traffic areas.
• ATMs inside supermarkets or shopping malls are
considered safer.
• Don't use ATMs that are remote or hidden such as
being located behind buildings, behind pillars, walls,
or away from public view.
• Beware of obvious hiding places like shrubbery or
overgrown trees.
• Get a list of ATM locations from your bank and keep
it in your car. So, if the first one you come across
does not appear safe, you have a list of alternative
sites.
• A Limit your use of ATMS to daylight hours as much
as possible.
• When you drive up to an ATM location, scan the
area for any suspicious persons. If you see anyone
suspicious that is standing nearby or sitting alone in
a car, drive away.
• When you approach an ATM on foot be prepared
and have your ATM card ready. Memorize your
personal PIN number to prevent loss and speed the
transaction.
• After inserting your card and your PIN number keep
an eye out behind you.
• Never accept an offer to help or request for help
from a suspicious male at the machine.

Be Alert
• When you receive cash from the machine put it
away immediately, extract your card, and walk away.
• If you are confronted by an armed robber, give up
your money without argument. The cash is not worth
serious injury or death. Get to a safe place and call
the 767 or 112 immediately.

Courtesy of the LAGOS STATE SECURITY TRUST FUND

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Lecturers’ meeting with lawmakers, ministers deadlocked

Premium Times
Published:July 15,2013

The lecturers insist government must implement hundred per cent the agreement it reached with them in 2009.
The meeting between striking university lecturers’ and federal legislators was deadlocked on Monday.
The meeting, held at the National Assembly Complex, failed to resolve the contending issues. The meeting was initially delayed reportedly due to the late arrival of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Pius Anyim.
The lecturers, members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, were said to have insisted on a 100 per cent implementation of the 2009 agreement with the federal government; while the lawmakers and government officials present requested partial implementation.
ASUU has been on strike for almost two weeks, paralyzing academic activities at all Nigeria’s public universities.
At the Monday meeting, ASUU insisted that the Federal Government should implement the agreements reached in 2009 before it would call off its strike.
Some of the issues in contention include: funding, university autonomy, academic freedom, earned academic allowance and registration of Universities Pension Management Company.
Others are: amendment of pension retirement age of academics at the professional cadre, federal assistance to state universities and transfer of Federal Government landed property to universities.
ASUU President, Dr Nasir Fagge, told the committee that only two out of the nine agreements had been met.
“We cannot renegotiate what was already agreed in 2009, so the best thing is, let government go and implement the aspects of the agreement as they have proposed to us themselves.
“Once that is done, I am confident that it will engender confidence among our members and our members nationwide will be able to review the situation at any moment and take appropriate decision.’’
Dr. Fagge expressed worry that the Federal Government was not fair in its dealing with the association.
He decried the situation whereby funds were being pumped into other sectors such as banking, aviation and textile industry that had challenges, yet education was continuously neglected.
“If we really want to turn around the country, we must address the issue of education because it is the bedrock of development,” he said.
“I believe that one of the ways of addressing some of these issues is for government to implement the 2009 agreement as this will place education on a sound footing.’’
He noted that Nigerian students and lecturers were continuously leaving the country to neighbouring countries in search of better education and teaching conditions.
Speaking on the issue, the Minister of Education, Prof. Ruqayyatu Rufai, told the committee that the Federal Government was working tirelessly to ensure that it met its own side of the agreement.
Mrs. Rufai said the implementation of the agreement was not something that could be completed within a short period as it required a very long and tedious process.
“Two of the issues have been implemented up to 100 per cent and the other issues too, progress has been made as there has been an increase in funding.’’
Also speaking, Prof. Julius Okogie, Executive Secretary, National Universities Commission (NUC), told the committee that the tuition paid in universities in Nigeria was very low compared to other countries.
Mr. Okogie appealed to ASUU to call off the strike since negotiations were already on.
Some members of the committee including Senator Oluremi Tinubu (ACN-Lagos) and Rep. Farouk Lawan (PDP-Kano), also appealed to ASUU to soften its stand and call off the strike in the interest of the students.
The committee later went into a closed session with the stakeholders, but there are no indications that an agreement was reached.

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Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Florida
Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU),
Tallahassee, Florida (USA) in February, 2013.
]

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Federal University of Technology, Akure, FUTA Recruitment 2013 (Over 60 Positions)

Massive Academic and Non-Teaching Staff Recruitment at Federal University of Technology, Akure (Over 60 Positions) — The above-named University is accepting applications from motivated and qualified candidates to fill up the following academic and non-academic positions:

ACADEMIC POSITIONS:
A.) School of Agriculture and Agricultural Technology
Lecturer I
Lecturer II
Assistant Lecturer
B.) School of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Senior Lecturer
Lecturer I
Lecturer II
Assistant Lecturer
C.) School of Environmental Technology
Professor
Reader
Senior Lecturer
Lecturer I
Lecturer II
Assistant Lecturer
D.) School of Earth and Mineral Sciences
Professor
Reader
Senior Lecturer
Lecturer I
Assistant Lecturer
Lecturer II
E.) School of Management Technology
Professor
Reader
Senior Lecturer
Lecturer I
Assistant Lecturer
Lecturer II
F.) School of Sciences
Professor
Reader
Lecturer I
Senior Lecturer
Lecturer II
Assistant Lecturer
G.) University Library
Deputy University Librarian
Principal Librarian
Librarian II

NON-TEACHING POSITIONS
Senior Assistant Registrar
Assistant Registrar
Assistant Registrar (Legal)
Administrative Officer II (Legal)
Senior System Analyst
System Programmer II
Network Engineer II
Software Engineer II
Chief System Programmer
System Programmer/Analyst I
Principal Engineer (Civil, Electrical)
Technologist II
Senior Technologist
Technologist I
Principal Technologist
Deputy Bursar
Senior Executive Officer (Account)
Library Officer
Deputy Director (Physical Planning)
Senior Architect
Builder I
Medical Officer I
Pharmacist II
Chief Medical Laboratory Scientist
Chief Nursing Officer
Assistant Chief Nursing Officer
Nursing Officer II
Environmental Health Superintendent
Medical Records Technician
Medical Laboratory Scientist
Chief Internal Auditor
Internal Auditor II
Conditions of Service
Conditions of service are similar to those in other similar Institutions of higher learning in the country.

Application Closing Date
FUTA Massive 2013 Recruitment Application Closes on 20th August, 2013

Method of Application For FUTA Recruitment 2013
Interested and equally qualified persons should visit the University’s website at
www.futa.edu.ng for details of the vacant positions and the process for application.
Click the following link to Apply:
Federal University of Technology, Akure .***Please note that once you submit the application on the last section, you will no longer have access to open the form for editing. For further enquiries, contact:
Online Application Support (Technical):
e-recruitment@futa.edu.ngOnline Application Support (Others)::
e-recruitmentsupport@futa.edu.ng

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Stop using strikes to resolve disputes, Nigerian government tells ASUU

Published: July 10,2013
University of Nigeria Nsukka Library
The FEC will set up a ministerial committee to meet with the lecturers.

The Executive Council of the Federation, FEC, has appealed to university lecturers to end the ongoing industrial action and return to class and asked the lecturers not to resort to strikes to resolve disagreements with the government.

The FEC at its Wednesday meeting presided over by Vice-President Namadi Sambo deliberated on the strike action and also reviewed the education sector. The meeting expressed worry about the often resort to strike by lecturers.

Apart from the strike by university lecturers, members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), their counterparts in the polytechnics, members of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnic (ASUP), are also on strike.
Briefing journalists after the FEC meeting, the Minister of Interior, Abba Moro, said Council had resolved to establish negotiations with the striking lecturers at the cabinet level to ensure a lasting solution.

He said the council was urging ASUU to reconsider the use of strikes to resolve grievances against government and that the union should consider other means of getting government to meet its demands.

Mr. Moro said the federal government was fully aware of the challenges facing the education sector which has seen students seeking for ‘greener pasture’ in foreign educational institutions, including those in neighbouring Benin Republic; adding that this trend is considered a waste of national asset and foreign exchange.
Power sector funding

Also addressing journalists, the Minister of State for Finance, Yerima Ngama, refuted accusations by the House of Representatives that the ministry had been delaying the release of funds for the power sector, hence, the continued inadequate and unsatisfactory electricity supply across the country.
He said the finance ministry has been doing a lot to aid the Ministry of Power actualise its mandate of providing adequate electricity supply for Nigerians.
He cited the oversubscribed $1 billion (N155 billion) bond floated by the federal government to fund electricity infrastructure in the country, as well as release of appropriate funds for power sector reforms.

“Ministry of Power has enjoyed tremendous release of funds,” he said, adding that Nigerians should be patient with government as it gradually rolls out the power projects that will guarantee up to 18 hours of electricity to consumers by 2014 as promised.

He also noted that the recent protest by staff of the Ministry of Environment over unpaid salaries was considered by FEC, which directed the relevant authorities to fast-track arrangements towards having the issue resolved as soon as possible.
The meeting also directed that other Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) with similar issues should ensure that they resolve it and ensure prompt and proper payment of salaries to their staff.
Jonathan’s China visit

The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Viola Onwuliri, told journalists that the FEC discussed the state visit by President Goodluck Jonathan. He said the president was appropriately and warmly received by the Chinese government as required by protocol, and that the federal government would continue to engage other nations, not just China, in efforts to grow the Nigerian economy and foster good relations with global players.
She disclosed that as a mark of Nigeria’s rising stance in world affairs, no fewer than 33 heads of state have already confirmed their attendance at next week’s Abuja+12 summit on HIV/AIDS.
She said more confirmations are expected before actual arrivals on Monday.

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