Friday 4 August 2023

Free Internet: How to Watch DSTV FREE on Your Android Phones

Free Internet: How to Watch DSTV FREE on Your Android Phones: Hello! I thought you guys will benefit from an opportunity to watch cable channels live on your Android phones, free of charge! From the ...

Wednesday 21 June 2017

The capture of Nigeria’s most-wanted kidnapper should have been a cause for national celebration in the West African country, which has been blighted by high-profile abductions and ransom payments for years. But instead, many Nigerians have been left angry by what they view as the national media glamorizing the crimes of Chukwudi Dumeme Onuamadike, popularly known as Evans. Police in the port city of Lagos captured Evans from Anambra State, in southeastern Nigeria, earlier in June following a gun battle with the suspect and his associates. The 36-year-old is allegedly responsible for the abductions of numerous victims, including foreign nationals, traditional chiefs and wealthy businessmen. For some of these, he reportedly demanded ransoms of up to $1 million—almost 400 times the average annual income of a person in Nigeria. Unsurprisingly, Evans is thought to be one of Nigeria’s wealthiest criminals, owning two mansions in an upmarket Lagos district and another two in Accra, the capital of Ghana. Daily Emails and Alerts- Get the best of Newsweek delivered to your inbox Evans A suspect identified as Chukwudi Dumeme Onuamadike, also known as Evans, is paraded after his arrest by police in Lagos, Nigeria. This photo was distributed on June 11. NIGERIA POLICE FORCE But now, Nigerians on social media are fuming over the media scrum for coverage of Evans. The alleged kidnapper has given interviews to several major Nigerian outlets, including a nearly nine-minute video interview with Channels Television, one of the country’s biggest networks, that has been viewed almost a quarter of a million times on YouTube. Evans’s wife and family have made emotional appeals for his release, and photos of his luxury properties have been published. This has not gone down well with Nigerians on social media, who have called for harsh penalties for the alleged criminal. (Earlier in 2017, the Lagos governor signed a decree authorizing the death penalty for kidnappers in cases in which the victim dies.)

Friday 16 June 2017

Prophecy, A WARNING TO THE IGBOS

MY NAMES ARE OBI AM NOT A PASTOR BUT I LOVE THE GOOD NEWS OF CHRISTIANITY, AM USING THIS TO SEND A WARNING TO THE IGBOS LIVING IN NORTHAN STATE TO TAKE THE NOTICE ISSUED BY AREWA YOUTH SERIOUSLY I HAVE THIS REVELUTION THAT THEY ARE GOING TO RISE AGAINST THE IGBOS

Friday 16 October 2015

Etisalat Unlimited Data Plan: Download large files with 15 Naira

Nigeria Etisalat How to subscribe to the Etisalat time-based data plan To subscribe to this Etisalat plan, here's what to do; Dial *229*5*7# and wait for the reply from the network confirming the modification Brief breakdown of the Etisalat time-based data plan 15 Naira = 5 minutes 45 naira = 15 minutes 90 naira = 30 minutes 180 Naira = 1 hour (60 minutes) NB: After dialing the code and receiving the confirmation sms, make sure you disconnect the internet when not in use so you won't be charged 15 Naira for the next 5 minutes What if I don't want this Etisalat plan again, How do I Unsubscribe? Just in case you find any reason to leave the Etisalat time based-plan, simply dial *229*0# to unsubscribe from the plan. -

MTN WHATSAPP PLAN

The MTN Whatsapp Goodybag is the data bundle for Whatsapp users on the MTN network in Nigeria, this data plan offers unlimited connection to whatsapp at a low and affordable cost. Subscribers can either subscribe for the weekly plan or monthly plan which costs #25 and 60 Naira respectively.. Recommended: How to remove the "last seen" time stamp on your Whatsapp details Code for the Weekly Plan To subscribe for the MTN Whatsapp weekly plan, you should text WAW to 131 and ensure you have up to 25 naira credit on your MTN line before sending the message. Code for the Monthly Plan To subscribe for the MTN Whatsapp monthly plan, simply send WAM to 131 and make sure you have not less than 60 Naira credit on your MTN line before sending that message.

Saturday 8 August 2015

How to Watch DSTV FREE on Your Android Phones

Hello! I thought you guys will benefit from an opportunity to watch cable channels live on your Android phones, free of charge! From the stable of My Nigeria Newspaper, we are happy to bring Nigerians the amazing opportunity to watch Dstv online for free on their Mobile phones free of charge? Yes, I mean free of charge. sky movies, cbs, animal planet, cartoon network, NatGeo Wild, disney channel, sky sports, bbc, aljazeera etc etc Note: this is not a cheat but a legitimate way to stream cable channels online free. All you need do is register as a member on My Nigeria Newspaper & you will be able to download the app. It is 100% free! On my honour, it's completely free, no charges at all. You simply stream live & watch your favorite station free of charge. With your My Nigeria Newspaper account, go to this page & login to download the app... Watch DSTV FREE Best of luck! - See more at: http://www.reviewcious.com/telecommunications/how-watch-dstv-free-your-android-phones-t3664.html#p4459