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Leading telecommunications services provider, Airtel
Nigeria, has taken yet another bold step in realization
of its corporate vision of becoming the No1 mobile
Internet service provider in Nigeriaas it announces
the introduction of Internet Bundles for Android
devices.
According to Airtel, the new value offering, which is
first of its kind in the country, is consistent with its
key objective of providing innovative and affordable
mobile Internet solutions that will make life simpler,
exciting and more enjoyable for telecoms consumers
across the country. Continue...
The new Android Internet Bundle plan is specifically
tailored to empower Android users to connect with
business associates, family and friends and also
enable them enjoy an amazing data experience on
their smartphones.
The Bundle plan comes in two variants, the Android
2.0, which comes with2GBdata designed for medium
Internet users while the Android Bundle 4.5 with
4.5GB data is tailored for high Internet consumers.
Speaking on the new value offering, the Chief
Commercial Officer, Airtel Nigeria, Mr. Maurice Newa,
saidAirtel will continue to blaze the trail in
revolutionizing the mobile Internet landscape in
Nigeria with highly innovative and affordable
solutions.
“At Airtel, we are positioned as Nigeria’s number one
mobile Internet Company just as we are committed
to making life simpler, more enjoyable and really
exciting for our customers.
“We understand that our Internet bundle for Android
users will help increase productivity, boost personal
relations, family happiness and business
profitability,” he said.
First of its kind in terms of data offerings in Nigeria,
the Airtel Android packages offer customers
sufficient data to browse on their Android phones at
very affordable rates. With the introduction of these
packages, customers using Android phones no longer
have to worry about affordability and the required
data needed to enjoy an amazing browsing
experience on the Airtel network.
Customers are advised to dial *437# to subscribeto
the 2G Android Bundle while customers who prefer to
subscribeto the 4.GBAndroid Bundle are advised to
either dial*438#
The 2GB and 4.5GB Bundles go for a rate of N2,000
and N3,500, respectively and are both valid for 30
days.Both Bundles have different burn rates,
allowing customers to enjoy the service at a more
affordable rate during the night. For more
information, please visit www.ng.airtel.com

ClintonNzedimma: Mikel played well.Yes but for a number 10, he was zero.
Well i coach a monkey post team in warri and am hoping Mourinho sells him to me for just 3 keg of palmwine,2 calabash of kolanut and 1 crate of kunu

www.alobam.tk

coach, y dnt u request for bush meat as well? Abi u fear ebola ni?

Abeg oo! Shey this plane fit carry person go heaven?

I am coming, let me consult oracle.

Reconstruction slap: this is d type of slap dat if someone receive it, d person wil start narrating the matter the right way it suppose to be without lying! Any living witness?

fijiano202: Not just the No.10,make him captain too...mumu OP.....Pls pls and pls before anyone quote me with insult and without thinking properly ,pls ask urself this question ''Where is Macauley Chrisantus''

Macauley Chrisantus
Personal information
Full name Macauley Chrisantus
Date of birth 20 August 1990 (age 23)
Place of birth Abuja, Nigeria
Height 1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)
Playing position Striker
Club information
Current team Sivasspor
Youth career
–2007 Hearts of Abuja
2007–2008 Hamburger SV
Senior career*
Years Team Apps† (G
2008 Hamburger SV II 12
2008–2012 Hamburger SV 0
2009–2011 → Karlsruher SC (loan) 47
2011–2012 → FSV Frankfurt (loan) 26
2012–2014 Las Palmas 67
2014– Sivasspor
National team‡
2007 Nigeria U-17 7
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for t
domestic league only and correct as of 17 June 20
† Appearances (Goals).
‡ National team caps and goals correct as of 4 Mar
2010
Macauley Chrisantus (born 20 August 1990 in
Abuja) is a Nigerian football striker[1] playing for
Sivasspor in the Turkish Süper Lig.
Career
Chrisantus joined Hamburg in 2007 from Abuja F.C.,
[1] after attracting offers from several major
European clubs, probably due to his contribution to
Nigeria's World Junior Cup win that year as the
highest goal scorer and second best player of the
tournament.[2] In summer 2009, he was loaned to
Karlsruher SC for the 2009–10 season, but on 15
April 2010, KSC extended the loan deal for another
year.[3]
On 21 July 2014, Chrisantus signed a three-year
contract with Turkish Süper Lig side Sivasspor after
his two successful year at Las Palmas in Spain.
International career
Chrisantus has represented Nigeria at under-17
level, and was the top scorer at the 2007 FIFA U-17
World Cup in Korea with seven goals, and was
awarded the adidas Silver Ball. He scored all seven
goals with his right foot.[4]

IfyAngela: Nah its cos i'm shy i guess and i get uncomfortable doing that so i avoid eating in public.

hope u are planning on hw to stop dat and bring urself to d reality nobody cares about how anybody eats... Its about makin urself comfortable anywher.

milkydaddy: As 4 me,despite i'm a lefty,I can eat anythin eatable outside.I alwaz dey happy weneva i go 2 any occasion wit these set of pple,coz evry food shared there go turn my own.& I alwaz lyk buyin edible thins publicly 4 their present coz they won't eat.

bro, I tink I want to b lik u. Lol "anytin goes minstry"

dont8: By Japheth Omojuwa:

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Omojuwa


Had we lost the General, the reaction from his supporters and fanatics could easily have plunged Nigeria into its worst chaos in a long time.

Nigeria is a land of the absurd, the strange and the illogical. So last Wednesday, General Muhammadu Buhari (Rtd) organized to kill himself? Well, that is what those who see Nigeria through the lens of the 2015 elections want us to believe. There are many things wrong with politics and politicians in Nigeria but General Buhari is well and truly above that. Even his opponents admit he is well and truly above board when it comes to the shame and corruption that accompany Nigerian politics. There was clearly a suicide bomber and the bomber was obviously desperate to ensure the retired General was part of his eventual carnage. The incident has since happened, scores have died and Nigerians in their usual way have moved on. Had we lost the General, the reaction from his supporters and fanatics could easily have plunged Nigeria into its worst chaos in a long time.

We have a problem on our hands as terrorists continue not just to maim and kill but to set us against one another. Following each terrorist attack are the accusations and counter accusations. “They know only Igbos sell in that market, so they chose that market to bomb of all places in the north,” is a classic response from a bomb blast that ripped through Kano in northern Nigeria. It did not matter to the person who wrote the words that there is no way anyone would bomb a public place in Kano and not kill more northerners. Even if we took for granted that only a particular ethnic group sells wares in a selected Kano market, should we also assume all the customers and buyers are from the same place? When bombs go off in a church, you are likely to read, “this people are only killing Christians, it is a war against Christians.” You are not likely to read anything from such people when a Mosque gets attacked or when the insurgents kill a revered Islamic scholar. Those who see the world through their bias often times do not see it through the eyes of logic. So they are not likely to remember than bombs are not capable of separating people into ethnic or religious groups, bombs kill and maim everyone within the radius of impact.

That is the same logic to apply when someone like General Buhari survives a major attack that had his vehicles destroyed. That if the terrorists could strike right at a point where one of the nation’s could easily have been killed, they can get anyone. If they missed a major Islamic cleric by a matter of minutes and have killed some other ones, they certainly do not discriminate in terms of their intent; they want to kill anyone not open supportive of their evil and they are not afraid to go after high profile targets just as they kill the poor every other day if not everyday in the northeast.

We need a bi-partisan approach to the war on terror. We are of course not likely to get it soon if someone as highly involved as the minister of state could share an article link claiming one of the major opposition parties is supportive of Boko Haram. This is despite the fact that Boko Haram predates the party by at least 10 years. How can we have a bi-partisan approach to this war if politicians across the board insist on making this more about the 2015 elections than about what it is; a war on our country, our people and our way of life?

And if politicians insist on making it political all the time, what is the role of citizens and civil society? If the numbers get crunched, Nigeria’s poor masses have suffered a lot more in the hands of terrorism. The least we can do is to stop echoing the voices of those who insist on making this about politics and nothing else.

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Japheth J Omojuwa lectures at Berlin’s Freie Universitat and can be reached at jj.omojuwa@fu-berlin.de and @omojuwa

welldone and welcom.. Permit me to come in based on my own point of view. Though it may look funny but, I use to watch film and have seen many people like Gen. Buhari trying to clear their name staging a dangerous and an unrealistic drama like this. I want u to know Nigerian politician can go to any lenght jsut to acheive their aim and "evil ambition"! To conclude this, let's wait and see, it will just be like a film, just as I said earlier.

IfyAngela: Me too, i find it difficult to eat in the midst of people.

is it cos u got a special mouth or because u jst got shy to open ur mouth in d presenc of pple?

Krasid: I used to have this problem but it is now a thing of the past.

lol.. Shey na 4 back stage u use to eat den or na 4 backyard ?

Olazy239: mumu did u even kn abrmovich divorce wit his wife,so sharin its property into half 50-50 him wit his wife

guy,, dat happened early dis year.. Are u a learner? Get updated bro

Don't mind me... I just got the grace to understand few lang.
English - I love u
Yoruba - Mo nife re
Korean - Saranghae
Moroccan - Ohiboki
Spanish- Ae Tamo
Italian - Ai Tamo

Please, I want to request that u should help us to draw obasanjo and Akala.... Cos dey are reversely beautiful as well... Lol

zyzxx: man u for life. united we stand

zyzxx I'm glad u are also a UNITED, dats y u use to look cool.

If I shuld ask... Ladies and gentle men, why do u actually want to keep the same room wit ur wife\husband? Is there any reason attached to that?

alutacontinua: I'm the most gentle Nairalander.
I've been earning that award for 2 years and still counting

which award is that namely ?

AbuMikey: I am one of them, I can't eat in front of "People"

guess d reason is because u av a special mouth or a special chewing habit or d rate @ which u eat na Chai!!

ayukdaboss: Who finished 6th last season? MAN-U
Who is not playing Champions League? Still MAN-U..OP please shut the bleep up

I can define ur case as som1 wit twojagrophobia.... Guess u are really scared of UNITED!!

tuffgongjo: I don't have to look for someone who is more myopic$with 0.0 "brain depth" than d op.

I can actually say that u ar suffering frm alethephobia. D truth is bitter on u... Lol

Manchester United Vs Chelsea facts:
1.Manchester United is more successful than
Chelsea.
2. Manchester United is richer than
Chelsea. Chelsea just have a richer owner.
3.Manchester united has produced better
legends than Chelsea eg: Ruud Vanister Roy,
Beckham, Tevez, Ronaldo, George Best,
Rooney.
4. Chelsea have never produced a
Ballon d'or winner. Manchester United have
(Cristiano Ronaldo).
5. Manchester United have
won the Club World cup, Chelsea haven't.
6.Chelsea bragged about winning a Europa but
little do they know that Europa is for clubs
which either finish 5th or 6th or u have to be
kicked out CL group stages which rarely
happens to United. English!!! RARELY!!!! So I
don't understand why Chelsea fans compare
their club to united.
7. Most players that leave
united end up being useless eg: Beckham was
never the same, Vanister Roy finished, I don't
even have to mention Tevez.. Chelsea sold
Sturridge and he's a star now, they've gone
back vomit (Drogba)..
8. Roman Abramovich was the 16th richest man when he bought Chelsea, He is now the 62nd... All because of Mourinho and the entire chelsea. Chai!!!

zyzxx: i eat anywhere so far am comfortable.

But well there are people like dat

zyzxx, hw can u nw define dia prob?

I was in a meeting this afternoon, we are just 6 males and 1 female. When item seven was served, a guy just moved to the back to eat and leave us on the table and dis guy is a mature guy. I was now tinkin if there are people lik dat in d world. Are u 1 of dem? Share ur experienc or wats ur view about pple who behave lik dis?

Found this heartbreaking story and decided to share.
Find below... (above is Calistus Ike)
A shaft of pain knifed through his facial contours
as he recounted the grisly experiences he had in
prison for more than 23 years.
Prior to 1989, Calistus Ike had dreamt of
becoming a very successful business man.
Little did he know that he was going to spend
seven years as an awaiting trial inmate and
another 16 years on the death row.
As the first son and bread winner of his family at
that time, Ike, had all his dreams quashed after
he was sentenced to death following his refusal to
pay N200 bribe to the policeman that
investigated an allegation against him.
Luck however shone on him when through the
intervention of a France- based human right group,
Avocats Sans Frontieres, ASFF, also known as
‘Lawyers Without Borders France’, the Edo state
government, pardoned him and approved his release
from prison in 2012.
Reliving the harrowing times he had in jail and
circumstances that led to his conviction with
Saturday Vanguard, this disconsolate erstwhile death
row inmate, insisted that he was innocent of the
allegation that left him at the mercy of the hang-
man, even as he called for a total overhaul of the
criminal justice system in Nigeria.
Describing himself as a “lucky-survivor”, Ike, who is
now in his early fifties, stressed that so many
innocent Nigerians are currently languishing in
various prison facilities across the federation.
“The unfortunate thing is that some of the people I
left in prison did not even have a case-file. Some of
them had stayed as ‘awaiting-trial’ inmates for more
than 10 years”, he lamented.
Narrating the story of his life, Ike said: “It happened
to me in the year 1989. I was resident in Benin, the
Edo state capital. There was a man that lived in the
same compound with me. His wife had stomach
problem and he asked me to lead him to somewhere
to collect a root (herbal medicine) for his wife.
We went there about 5pm. After escorting him to the
place where he collected the medicine, I returned to
my house.
The next day, I went to do my business. I did not
know that the same man had engaged police to look
for me and the other man that gave him the root, a
man I didn’t even know. When I heard that police
came to look for me, I inquired about the station they
came from and went there myself. ”I reported myself
and asked why they came to look for me.
They told me that there was an allegation that I
conspired with the man we collected medicine from
his house and broke into my neighbour’s house- who
was the same man I accompanied to get the roots for
his wife- and stole his properties.
I never knew that they had equally arrested the man
that gave us the root.
Thereafter, the policeman handling the case insisted
that I must write a confessional statement otherwise
he would deal with me. I refused to write anything. I
told him that I would only narrate the exact thing
that happened''.
”It was at that juncture that he started beating me
with ‘Koboko’. He flogged me mercilessly that day. I
was tortured until the D.P.O in charge of the station
asked him to stop and just take my statement.
After I gave them my statement, the same policeman
that flogged me, came back and said that he could
not find any evidence to pin the alleged crime on me.
He said that he had concluded all the investigations
and found nothing against me.
”However, he said I should give him N200 so that he
would drop the case and allow me to go home.
Remember, we are talking about 1989. As at that
time, that amount was big money to me.
So, I told him I had no such money to give out. I stood
my ground that I was innocent of the charge and
even asked them to take me to court if indeed they
thought that I had a case to answer.
Within two days, the policeman took the matter to
court. We went to court, at the Magistrate court, the
policeman freed the other man I was accused with
and pinned the whole charge on me.
”From the Magistrate court, he took me to the
Military Tribunal where the case changed overnight.
From the original allegation of ‘burglary and theft’, I
was charged with armed robbery.Whereas the
Policeman and that my compound man whose
properties were allegedly stolen, as well as his wife,
testified before Tribunal, I had no one to testify for
me. I was left with only God and no one else.
”After a long run of the trial, I was convicted and
sentenced to death for a crime I never committed or
even imagined. I never for once had such dream for
my life, but I was condemned to death.Nonetheless,
my faith in God never wavered, I kept asking him to
vindicate me. I was in death sentence cell in Edo
state for over 14 years. After then, I was transferred
to Enugu prison.
”One day, I was there, inside the prison with other
inmates when information got to me that there were
some people from France that were helping inmates
in Benin prison. I quickly called my brother and asked
him to take my plight to those people, maybe they
could help me to regain my freedom.
”By the special grace of God, within three months, I
was let loose from the grip of the wicked of this world
and I thank God for it. What I however want Nigerians
to know is that there is great level of injustice in our
judiciary and because of that, many innocent people
have died for crimes they never committed.''
”Some of our lawyers are not helping matters. All
they are interested in is money. Some cases they
know they don’t have the capacity to handle they will
just force themselves into them and their clients will
be condemned and killed.
Before my very eyes, I witnessed executions that
took the lives of over 48 young and energetic men
and women . It is a painful thing to experience.
I was released in 2012. After I was arrested in 1989, I
stayed as awaiting trial inmate for seven years, and
stayed on death row for 16 years.
My case did not go up to the Supreme Court. It was
tried by the military tribunal so I didn’t even have the
opportunity to go on appeal.
”My experience in the prison was very traumatic.
That place is hell on earth! Some of the prison
warders are very wicked- even though there are
some good ones too. The bad ones are tormentors.
They torment inmates at will.
The food inside there is nothing to write home about.
Roofs of some of the cells leak badly when it rains.
Getting good medication is rather a luxury too big to
imagine, except in critical cases or upon an order of
the court.
In the prison, every inmate is left to his own fate.
Inmates are suffering badly even the awaiting trial
inmates too.
”It hurts me when I see them on TV claiming that
they are reforming the prisons. I am telling you today
that they are doing nothing. Anyone that is so
convinced that our prisons are better now should
volunteer and spend a weekend inside any of our
prisons. The hardship inside there is better imagined
than experienced.I saw hell!
If the government gets up now and say they are
reforming prisons, they are doing nothing! I am
saying this because I experienced it for 16 years on
the death row”.

Mine is yinkuscious.. I choosed it during d time wen Mr Bigg's ar doing dis advertisement about "so delicious, so lalacious, so nutricious" and my name is yinka and I knw I'm a sweet guy, lol.... So I had the cious to the yinkus that pple do cal me to form "Yinkuscious"..

yinkuscious: 50 years ago. Before many of us were born. How
things have changed. They were still beautiful back
then though...

can someone see wat I am seeing? Miss Nigeria shoe seems to b the best

emperortony: Kai...when d meat don enter mouth the enzymes go cure the madness jare!!!

I guess dia is notin u no fit chop.. Ur mouth na ur headquarter. Lol

emperortony: Interesting story about the mad dog, abeg after them roast the Dog alive, wetin come happen to the meat

who go chop Mad dog? Except the person that is mad and want to continue to be mad

aguiyi: Nigeria's rep was very beautiful,black and bold.

Today Nigerian woman can not attend a date or outing of any kind without putting some beauty enhancement .

Shame

we are now in a world, where ladies think they are just an object that needs to be beautify by make up and forgetting how natural they are.

adebayor1490: Tutoring

nt tutoring.. Be a tutor

Decibel: I

Senior Decibel... Is dis all what u knw? Lol

50 years ago. Before many of us were born. How
things have changed. They were still beautiful back
then though...