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Tuesday, October 21, 2014

How To Check BIS Expiry Date & Status of All Network

BlackBerry is a device commonly used by Nigerians and almost everybody wants to have a BlackBerry phone. It’s a common saying among Nigerians that a Blackberry phone without BIS (Blackberry Internet Service) is just like a train without an engine i.e. toy. Since Blackberry is widely used among...

How To Use MTN BIS to Browse On Computer Unlimitedly

Recently, I shared a post on how anyone can use their BlackBerry device as Modems. From my research I learnt that our MTN BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS) cannot be use for pinging, chatting and for other BlackBerry services alone. I learnt that it can be use to browse and download unlimitedly on...

Browse Free On Your PC & Mobile Phone Using Glo Network !!!

Whoa!! I can now browse free with my GLO sim card on my phone and laptop without any software and complicated means. When I was thinking on what to post this morning, I thought in myself that I should help my fellow Nigerians out by giving them the secret am using to browse freely on my PHONE and...

Thursday, October 16, 2014

Ebola crisis: US says Cuban medical support 'welcome'

The disease has killed about 4,500 people so far, mostly in Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone Cuba is a "welcome" addition to the fight against Ebola, a senior US official has said. A state department spokesman said the Cuban government was doing more than many others to contain the disease....

Cyclone Hudhud: Media spotlight on reconstruction

The city's airport has been damaged in the cyclone Media in India feel the cyclone-hit city of Vizag in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh needs rapid reconstruction work to bounce back as an industrial hub. Cyclone Hudhud, which pounded the city and other areas along India's east coast, has...

Hong Kong government 'ready for talks' with protesters

Hong Kong's government is ready for new talks with student protesters next week, its chief executive has said. CY Leung was speaking after scuffles between protesters and police continued for a second night on a major road near government buildings. He said officials had been negotiating with students...

Afghan forces arrest Haqqani militant network leaders

Anas Haqqani, left, was high up in the Haqqani network and Hafiz Rashid, right, was one of its top military commanders Two senior leaders of the Haqqani militant network have been captured by Afghan security forces, officials say. The group has been behind many of the co-ordinated gun and...

Pakistan court upholds Asia Bibi death sentence

Ms Bibi consistently denied the allegations against her A Pakistani court has upheld the death penalty for a Christian woman convicted of blasphemy in 2010. Asia Bibi was found guilty of making derogatory comments about the Prophet Muhammad during an argument with a Muslim woman. The Lahore...

Islamic State 'being driven out of Syria's Kobane'

The battle for Kobane is regarded as a major test of whether the US-led air campaign can push back IS The Islamic State militant group has been driven out of most of the northern Syrian town of Kobane, a Kurdish commander tells the BBC. Baharin Kandal said Islamic State (IS) fighters had...

US actress Elizabeth Pena dies at 55

Pena said she got her big break after bribing a Disney security guard to let her see a casting director US actress Elizabeth Pena, who appeared in films including Lone Star and Rush Hour, has died at the age of 55. Pena was also known for TV shows like sitcoms I Married Dora and Modern Family,...

Putin to be guest of honour at Serbia military parade

Russian President Vladimir Putin (left) with Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic in Belgrade Russian President Vladimir Putin has flown into Belgrade where he is to be guest of honour at a Serbian military parade loaded with symbolism. It marks 70 years since Soviet troops helped liberate the city...

Steenkamp's family seeks jail term (Pistorius sentencing)

Kim Martin, Reeva Steenkamp's cousin: "Pistorius needs to pay for what he has done" South African athlete Oscar Pistorius should be given "sufficient punishment" for killing his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, her cousin has told the sentencing hearing in Pretoria. Kim Martin told the court...

Kosovo 'jihad' boy home from Syria after secret operation (The boy who grew up to be a suicide bomber)

Pranvera had had only sporadic contact with her son while he was in Syria An eight-year-old boy from Kosovo has been reunited with his mother after his jihadist father kept him for five months in Syria. Kosovo's Prime Minister, Hashim Thaci, said the country's intelligence agency had found...

Eurosceptic MEP group collapses

One of the main Eurosceptic groups in the European Parliament, which includes Britain's UKIP, has collapsed after a Latvian MEP withdrew. The Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy group had 48 members and also included Italy's Five Star Movement. MEP Iveta Grigule's exit meant it no longer qualified...

Search for trekkers missing in Nepal after blizzards

About 140 people have been rescued from Nepal's Himalayan hiking routes, after deadly blizzards struck the region at the height of the climbing season. At least 12 Nepalese and foreign trekkers were killed, officials say, and there are fears the final death toll will be much higher. Helicopter...

Rapes increase by 29% as overall crime falls in England and Wales

The number of rapes reported to and recorded by police in England and Wales are at their highest ever level, official figures have shown. There were 22,116 recorded rapes in the year to June, a rise of 29% on the year before, police figures released by the Office for National Statistics show. Victims...

Ebola crisis: WHO says major outbreak in West 'unlikely'

A fast response team has now been set up to deal with Ebola cases in the US, as Alastair Leithead reports A major outbreak of Ebola in the US and elsewhere in the West is unlikely given the strong health systems, the World Health Organization (WHO) says. US President Barack Obama also said...

Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Saudi Suspect in Slaying of American Had Been Fired for 'Drug-Related Issues'

The dual Saudi-American citizen who allegedly shot two Americans in Saudi Arabia today, one of them fatally, was recently dismissed from his job because of “drug-related issues” at the same U.S. defense contractor that employed the shooting victims, according to the Saudi Embassy in Washington. “The...

Ebola outbreak: How many people have died?

How many people have died from Ebola in West Africa? It sounds an easy question, but the answer is certainly not. The most recent official figure from the World Health Organization puts the number of deaths at 4,447. But 12,000 could be a better estimate. Getting to this figure highlights...

American contractors shot in Saudi Arabia

Tuesday's shooting happened when the two Americans stopped their car at a petrol station An American employee of a US defence contractor has been killed and another injured in a gun attack in Saudi Arabia's capital, Riyadh. Both victims worked for Vinnell Arabia, a US company providing support...

Ebola treatments - how far off?

With the death toll rising and the disease still spreading, the race is on to find a treatment for Ebola. Experts already know lots about the virus and how it attacks, but fighting it with a drug is newer territory. Since Ebola was first identified, in 1976, every outbreak has been contained...

Serbia condemns drone flag stunt at Albania match

The Serbian Foreign Minister, Ivica Dacic, has said a flag incident that halted a Euro 2016 qualifier against Albania was a "political provocation". The match in Belgrade was stopped after 41 minutes when a drone carrying an Albanian flag sparked a brawl. Uefa is opening disciplinary cases...

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