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Monday, 27 October 2014

F.G to introduce toll on Nigeria borders

The Federal Government has concluded plans to
introduce toll on Nigeria’s borders with
neighbouring African countries.
The chairman, Concessioning and Tolling
Committee, Federal Roads Maintenance Agency,
Alhaji Mohammed Gusau, said this at the Idiroko
border on Friday when members of the committee
visited for on-the-spot assessment and a meeting
with stakeholders.

I did nt ask Amaechi for Rivers money

TWife of the President, Mrs. Patience Jonathan, on
Sunday denied a statement credited to Governor
Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State that she asked him
to share the state’s funds with her.
Amaechi had while speaking in Port Harcourt at
the joint graduation of the students of the
University of Ibadan and pioneer graduates of
Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, on
Saturday was quoted as saying that his problem
with Mrs. Jonathan started after he rejected her
demand.<br>

Monday, 20 October 2014

keshi: i was not sacked

Stephen KeshiThe former coach of the Super Eagles, Stephen Keshi has said that he was not sacked by the Nigeria Football Federation.
Breaking his silence in Ilorin on Saturday over his sacking by the NFF, he argued that his contract with the NFF ended with the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, saying it would be inappropriate for anybody to say he was sacked.
He spoke at the Kwara State stadium during the final of the 28th edition of the All Financial Institutions Football competition.

A man beat his pregnant wife to death

The Enugu State Police Command has arrested a man, Mr. Ozoemena Nwankwo, for allegedly beating his pregnant wife, Ndidi Nwankwo, to death.
The Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Ebere Amaraizu, explained that the incident occurred around 10pm on October 17 at Nwankwo’s residence in Akpawfu village, Nkanu East Local Government Area of Enugu State.
According to the police, Nwankwo, who was described as a chronic wife-beater, beat up Ndidi, who was four months pregnant, until she lost consciousness.

how to generate phone numbers using power shell


When you need a data set for testing or demonstration, and that set needs to represent Personally Identifiable Information (PII), you generally don’t want to use real data that represents actual people. Here, we’ll walk you through how you can use PowerShell to generate a list of random names and phone numbers for just such an occasion.

What You Need

Before you get started, there’s some tools and information you should have:

Tuesday, 30 September 2014

How to Hide Files and Folders on Every Operating System

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A hidden file or folder is just a normal file or folder with a “hidden” option set. Operating systems hide these files by default, so you can use this trick to hide some files if you share a computer with someone else.
This trick is far from foolproof. It’s trivial to enable the “show hidden files” option and find a hidden file. Operating systems hide many system files by default — just to get them out of your way.

Saturday, 20 September 2014

APHPN backs FG on sept 22 resumption date

The Association of Public Health Physicians of
Nigeria has supported the Federal Government’s
position to reopen public and private primary and
secondary schools in the country on September
22.
In a statement signed by its National Chairman,
Prof. Tanimola Akande, and Secretary-General,
Mr. Sunday Aderibigbe which was made available
to our correspondent in Ilorin on Friday, it said
there is no evidence of an ongoing and
uncontrolled transmission of Ebola in Nigerian
communities. It added that Nigeria has managed
to control the disease.

The money the jet and the pastor by fani kayode

Much ado has been made about recent events in
South Africa concerning the Nigerian-owned jet
that was found loaded with millions of dollars and
that was in the process of procuring arms and a
fighter helicopter for the Nigerian military and
security agencies. As a former Minister of
Aviation, I wish to assure the general public that
the flying of large sums of cash by security and
intelligence agencies for the purchase of arms in a
time of war and conflict is something that is quite
normal and that it happens quite often. As a matter
of fact, it happened under successive Nigerian
governments, both military and civilian.

Lagos State Government has moved againstthe popular Synagogue Church of All Nations

The Lagos State Government has moved against
the popular Synagogue Church of All Nations,
Ikotun, whose one of its buildings collapsed last
week killing scores of people including a 10-year-
old kid with many others critically injured.
The structure, which was under construction, was
initially a two-storey building before the addition
of four new floors which were under construction.
As of Thursday, the death toll in the building
collapse hit 80. Among the dead were 67 South
Africans.
The Lagos State Building Control Agency has,
therefore, marked the main building of the church,
asking for relevant documents to prove its
structural integrity.

Friday, 12 September 2014

Solidier killed 150 boko haram

No fewer than 150 suspected members of the
outlawed Boko Haram sect were killed by soldiers
on Friday during a confrontation in Konduga,
about 35 kilometres from Maiduguri, the Borno
State capital.
It was learnt that hundreds of terrorists stormed
Konduga in the early hours of Friday in a convoy
of vehicles and motorcycles, but were resisted by
the soldiers.