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Sunday, 30 October 2016
NEW MUSIC:- WORK - FROZY X DEVEE
The mixz ultimate musician Frozy releases his new track in which he features Devee. He titled the track Work. The both Singers spiced up this track with dope lyrics as they recorded it to be a partial rap track. They are just ready to take over the industry. Follow on IG: @Devee_da_hypeman
Download and listen to "Work - Frozy X Devee" below;
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Download and listen to "Work - Frozy X Devee" below;
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Monday, 18 July 2016
ETISALAT BBLITE UNLIMITED IS BACK - STILL WORKING PERFECT
Hi guys, it is time to back on the track with Etisalat BB10 plans (Bblite), Etisalat BB10 Plan is still blazing very well on Android via the latest Tweakware VPN. Now, you are free to download the way you like and streaming without fearing of exhausting the data plan.
You guys should note that the new Airtel night plan of 500MB for N25 is not responding well, only the 1.5GB for N50 is working very well for now with better speed, if you need to subscribe to Airtel Night plan, I advise you to stay with the plan of 1.5GB for N50 pending till the issues will be resolved.
Back to the main business.
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Subscription Codes For Etisalat Bblite Plans
» For daily plan, text Dlite to 399 - cost N70
» For weekly plan, text Wlite to 399 - cost N350
» For monthly plan, text Mlite to 399 - cost N1,000
» Open the installed Tweakware VPN on your smartphone and choose Netherland or any server location of your choice
» Go to Settings as seen in the screenshot above
» Click on Bundled Settings >> Select Bundled Settings
» Select (NG Etisalat) BB10
» Go back to your Tweakware vpn and hit the connect button.
Start surfing and enjoy your usual unlimited downloading!
Note that the tweakware vpn free servers have daily limit of 200MB, you need to upgrade to the premium version before you can enjoying unlimited surfing via Tweakware.
See here for full settings
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Friday, 15 July 2016
HOW TO IDENTIFY FAKE SAMSUNG S7
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A bullion van driver has confessed to the EFCC how he transported huge sum of money to Governor Ayodele Fayose during the 2014 governorship election.
A bullion van driver identified as Olaoluwa Omotoso, has confessed to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for conveying the N1.219 billion, which he allegedly delivered to the Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, in the build-up to the June 2014 governorship election in the state, which Fayose won.
It can be recalled that the anti-graft agency is currently investigating the outspoken Ekiti state governor for allegedly receiving the N1.219 billion through the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) for his 2014 campaign, an amount said to be part of the N4.7 billion allegedly diverted from the ONSA under Col. Sambo Dasuki.
According to Punch Newspapers, the driver reportedly drove the bullion van to the Akure airport tarmac on June 17, 2014, to transport the N1.219 billion allegedly flown from Lagos by Obanikoro, adding that he made two separate trips to the airport because of the large volume of cash.
Omotosho also confessed to the EFCC that part of the money was taken to a bank in Alagbaka, Akure, on the instruction of Fayose’s friend, Agbele, while the remaining money was taken to Spotless Hotel, Ado Ekiti, which is owned by Fayose and his wife, Feyisetan.
An EFCC detective who spoke to a correspondent on Thursday, said, “Omotoso explained that on June 17, 2014, he was given a directive to go to the Akure airport to convey some funds. He said he went to the airport twice to move the money. He said some of the money was taken to a bank while he, along with Agbele, moved the remaining cash to Spotless Hotel, Ado Ekiti.
“He said the money was moved in three vehicles, including one bullion van and two Toyota Hilux vans. The two Toyota Hilux vans had some soldiers inside for security while Agbele was with him in the Hilux van.
“He said he did not know exactly how much was conveyed. He explained that Agbele held the keys to the vault in the bullion van. On getting to Spotless Hotel at night, they offloaded the cash and Agbele entered the vehicle to search and ensure that no money was left behind. Agbele then returned the keys and Omotoso drove off.”
[VIDEO] WIZKID GIVES HILARIOUS REPLY TO FANS ABOUT HIM SMOKING CANNABIS
The fans of the Starboy label boss have advised him to tone down his penchant for smoking cannabis, also known as marijuana.
One fan recently asked him on social media, “must you smoke all the time” while another enjoined him to reduce his intake of “hard drugs” because it’s starting to affect his appearance.
WATCH HIS REPLY THIS MORNING HE POSTED ON INSTAGRAM
Thursday, 14 July 2016
Airtel release cheap data - #25 for 500mb #50 1.5gb and more
The former Airtel hourly base Night plan has been one of the best data plans which we really enjoyed for unlimited download, but I don't know who gave Airtel bad advised to increase the price of their night plan. Mtn took the advantage and rescue us with the night plan of 500MB for just N25, which made lots of people forget the Airtel high price night data bundle and move on with the MTN cheap Night package.
It seems Airtel has learned from their mistake and reintroduced new night data bundle to replace the previous one. Airtel has chosen to follow the footsteps of MTN night packages by launched another Night plan which offers you 500MB for N25 and 1.5GB for N50.
The new Airtel night plan was accompanied by Airtel 1GB for N500 which is valid for 1week and 200MB for N200 + 30Min Airtel calls weekend offer and free 15mb for 7days when you recharge with N200.
To Activate The Offer
This plan is exclusively for SmartTRYBE users on Airtel, it means you must migrate to Airtel SmartTRYBE before you can enjoy the offer, dial *312# then reply with 1
To Subscribe to Airtel 1.5GB for N50, 500MB for N25 and 1GB for N500
» Simply dial *312#
» For 1GB which cost N500, reply with 2 - valid for 7 days
» For 500MB which cost N25 and 1.5GB for N50, reply with 3 - Night Plan from 12am - 5am
» For 200MB which cost N200 + 30Min call, reply with 4 - Weekend: Sat and Sun
Note: The call tariff on SmartTrybe features 11k/s calls charges for all national networks (N6.60K/min)
It seems Airtel has learned from their mistake and reintroduced new night data bundle to replace the previous one. Airtel has chosen to follow the footsteps of MTN night packages by launched another Night plan which offers you 500MB for N25 and 1.5GB for N50.
The new Airtel night plan was accompanied by Airtel 1GB for N500 which is valid for 1week and 200MB for N200 + 30Min Airtel calls weekend offer and free 15mb for 7days when you recharge with N200.
To Activate The Offer
This plan is exclusively for SmartTRYBE users on Airtel, it means you must migrate to Airtel SmartTRYBE before you can enjoy the offer, dial *312# then reply with 1
To Subscribe to Airtel 1.5GB for N50, 500MB for N25 and 1GB for N500
» Simply dial *312#
» For 1GB which cost N500, reply with 2 - valid for 7 days
» For 500MB which cost N25 and 1.5GB for N50, reply with 3 - Night Plan from 12am - 5am
» For 200MB which cost N200 + 30Min call, reply with 4 - Weekend: Sat and Sun
Note: The call tariff on SmartTrybe features 11k/s calls charges for all national networks (N6.60K/min)
popular nollywood actor ijebu welcomes new baby
Congratulations are in order for comic actor, Olatayo Amokade aka Ijebu and wife, as the couple welcomed their baby girl on Monday, July 11.
The proud father of three girls broke the news saying, “Father I thank u for the gift of life….it’s a Baby Girl. Love u so much..”
Congratulations!
Saturday, 9 July 2016
Nigerian Prison Where Inmates Pay Between N30k To N100k To Use phones & ipad
Established in 1861, the Nigeria Prisons Service was created to take into lawful custody all those certified by courts of competent jurisdiction, to be kept, produce in courts as and when due as well as reform inmates who for one reason or the other find themselves in custody.
Unfortunately, the rot and corrupt practices in the Nigeria Prison Service are gradually defeating the purpose of its establishment. Over the years, cases of alleged extortion of inmates by warders, sale of food items, rental of VIP cells to well-to-do inmates, conversion of gift items donated by NGOs and religious bodies, are some of the rot in the system.
Crime Guard spoke to a 32-year-old Liberian simply called Andre (surname withheld), who was released from Medium Prison, Kirikiri, on Monday, June 27, 2016 after spending four months in prison custody for car theft. Excerpts: “My trouble started immediately I was handed over to the warder after being taken to the court in Ikeja.
The warder asked me to pay N1000. I gave him the N500 I had with me and my Investigation Police Officer (IPO) gave him additional N500 as transportation to the prison. As soon as I got to the prison, I was taken to a cell called the
Welcome cell.”
Welcome cell It was a new experience for him, he said, and added: “Inside the Welcome cell, I was beaten by fellow inmates that night because I had no money to pay for the cell fee, before I was taken to the general cells.”
Inside the cells
Narrating his ordeal, Andre who studied computer science and mathematics at the University of Calabar, Cross River State, said that inside the prison, they have special section for VIPs, where inmates who have the resources pay between N30,000 to N100,000 depending on how well furnished the rooms are. Some of the VIP rooms, according to findings, have fans and radio. Such inmates, Crime Guard gathered, are allowed to use mosquito nets, iPhones and iPads. Further findings revealed that they also watch movies while the general cells are for inmates who can’t afford the VIP cells. Cell
“In the general cells, we have about 65 to 75 inmates. The cells include H1, H2, H3 and H4, while the VIP cells are C2, K4, New Building, Abia House, built by a former governor of Abia State. “Some of the inmates who are currently residing in the VIP cells are Philip Osas who is facing charges on armed robbery. He occupies K4 cell. Also, there are one Kola and Ifeanyi who have been facing robbery charges for six years. Ifeanyi was released two weeks ago by a Lagos State High Court. One Mr Akpan from Akwa Ibom State lives in C2 cell; he has been there for the past two years.”
Extortion of inmates
According to him, “Each cell has a marshal who is like the president in charge of the cell. Each marshal buys the position from the warders and generates revenue for the warders. “Warders usually collect money from inmates to install them as marshal. Marshals pay the warders money to enable inmates cook in the cell. They pay money to warders and also buy new inmates who are kept in their cells like slaves.
‘Inmates are bought for between N500 to N1000’ “
These inmates are extorted by the marshals. During the four months I spent, I paid twice to repair federal vehicles that took us to court. I had to pay for vehicle tyres to be bought. “If inmates don’t contribute money for the repair of the vehicle or for buying of tyres, they won’t be taken to court especially for those whose cases are still awaiting trial. “The last time, we were made to contribute N350,000 from the 52 cells in the prison. The headache before I left was that every week, cells were made to contribute N1,300 which they use to purchase diesel for generator. The generator was bought by an ex-inmate who was released two months ago. “He gave them money to buy diesel for a year but unknown to the donor, we were being extorted.
The chief warder informed us that the prison spends about N750 to feed each inmate daily, but the quality of food we are given cannot be served to a village dog because it is poisonous. “For instance, the soup for garri is made from grounded beans, no salt, no pepper, and no oil. In prison language it is called shapa. “The warders sell 75 per cent of the food items to inmates who have money. These inmates in turn resell the food stuff in retail qualities to other inmates who don’t eat from the daily food rations served in the prison.
Extortion at the clinic “
Another avenue where the warders extort inmates is via the prison clinic. The doctors and nurses sell to them, free drugs meant for sick inmates. There was a time I wasn’t feeling too well, and I was forced to purchase two sachets of Ampiclox from the clinic for N500. Several inmates have died as a result of improper medical care.
Improper medical care “
Each time our family members, friends or relatives send recharge cards to us, the warders make money. For instance, they give us N1000 for N1,500 airtime and N600 for N1000 airtime. Some of them even claim that the pin has been used after they have recharged it. “Any attempt to ask about the card will result in the inmate being taken to the punishment cell called Angola and before release; he would pay N5000 to the chief warder in charge of the yard. Every money collected from the inmates passes through this department. “Whenever non-governmental organizations, NGOs, religious groups or philanthropists bring gifts to the prison for inmates’ upkeep, the gifts are seized by the warders at the gate and thereafter, used by the warders for personal use. They claim that visiting is free but at the end of the day, they would collect money from relatives to allow them have access to us. Our relatives are forced to pay N1000 to be allowed to see us. If a visiting relative gives an inmate N1000, the warders will take N500 and give the inmate N500.
Case of sodomy
“There was a case of a marshal in 03 cell who was awaiting trial for rape and murder. He bought two young men who had no prison experience. Every night, he took turns To Molest these inmates. The rape continued until the young inmates felt they had had enough and so reported to the chief warder. Surprisingly, no punishment was meted out to the marshal. Neither was the young men taken out of the cell. Luckily, he was released a few weeks later.
Denial
Reacting to the allegations, the Public Relation Officer of Nigeria Prisons, Lagos State, Deputy Superintendent of Prison, O.O Oladokun said, “I appreciate the fact that you have made effort to verify. Those claims are far from the truth. There is no atom of truth in these allegations. No such thing exists that is happening in the Kirikiri Medium Prison.”
Unfortunately, the rot and corrupt practices in the Nigeria Prison Service are gradually defeating the purpose of its establishment. Over the years, cases of alleged extortion of inmates by warders, sale of food items, rental of VIP cells to well-to-do inmates, conversion of gift items donated by NGOs and religious bodies, are some of the rot in the system.
Crime Guard spoke to a 32-year-old Liberian simply called Andre (surname withheld), who was released from Medium Prison, Kirikiri, on Monday, June 27, 2016 after spending four months in prison custody for car theft. Excerpts: “My trouble started immediately I was handed over to the warder after being taken to the court in Ikeja.
The warder asked me to pay N1000. I gave him the N500 I had with me and my Investigation Police Officer (IPO) gave him additional N500 as transportation to the prison. As soon as I got to the prison, I was taken to a cell called the
Welcome cell.”
Welcome cell It was a new experience for him, he said, and added: “Inside the Welcome cell, I was beaten by fellow inmates that night because I had no money to pay for the cell fee, before I was taken to the general cells.”
Inside the cells
Narrating his ordeal, Andre who studied computer science and mathematics at the University of Calabar, Cross River State, said that inside the prison, they have special section for VIPs, where inmates who have the resources pay between N30,000 to N100,000 depending on how well furnished the rooms are. Some of the VIP rooms, according to findings, have fans and radio. Such inmates, Crime Guard gathered, are allowed to use mosquito nets, iPhones and iPads. Further findings revealed that they also watch movies while the general cells are for inmates who can’t afford the VIP cells. Cell
“In the general cells, we have about 65 to 75 inmates. The cells include H1, H2, H3 and H4, while the VIP cells are C2, K4, New Building, Abia House, built by a former governor of Abia State. “Some of the inmates who are currently residing in the VIP cells are Philip Osas who is facing charges on armed robbery. He occupies K4 cell. Also, there are one Kola and Ifeanyi who have been facing robbery charges for six years. Ifeanyi was released two weeks ago by a Lagos State High Court. One Mr Akpan from Akwa Ibom State lives in C2 cell; he has been there for the past two years.”
Extortion of inmates
According to him, “Each cell has a marshal who is like the president in charge of the cell. Each marshal buys the position from the warders and generates revenue for the warders. “Warders usually collect money from inmates to install them as marshal. Marshals pay the warders money to enable inmates cook in the cell. They pay money to warders and also buy new inmates who are kept in their cells like slaves.
‘Inmates are bought for between N500 to N1000’ “
These inmates are extorted by the marshals. During the four months I spent, I paid twice to repair federal vehicles that took us to court. I had to pay for vehicle tyres to be bought. “If inmates don’t contribute money for the repair of the vehicle or for buying of tyres, they won’t be taken to court especially for those whose cases are still awaiting trial. “The last time, we were made to contribute N350,000 from the 52 cells in the prison. The headache before I left was that every week, cells were made to contribute N1,300 which they use to purchase diesel for generator. The generator was bought by an ex-inmate who was released two months ago. “He gave them money to buy diesel for a year but unknown to the donor, we were being extorted.
The chief warder informed us that the prison spends about N750 to feed each inmate daily, but the quality of food we are given cannot be served to a village dog because it is poisonous. “For instance, the soup for garri is made from grounded beans, no salt, no pepper, and no oil. In prison language it is called shapa. “The warders sell 75 per cent of the food items to inmates who have money. These inmates in turn resell the food stuff in retail qualities to other inmates who don’t eat from the daily food rations served in the prison.
Extortion at the clinic “
Another avenue where the warders extort inmates is via the prison clinic. The doctors and nurses sell to them, free drugs meant for sick inmates. There was a time I wasn’t feeling too well, and I was forced to purchase two sachets of Ampiclox from the clinic for N500. Several inmates have died as a result of improper medical care.
Improper medical care “
Each time our family members, friends or relatives send recharge cards to us, the warders make money. For instance, they give us N1000 for N1,500 airtime and N600 for N1000 airtime. Some of them even claim that the pin has been used after they have recharged it. “Any attempt to ask about the card will result in the inmate being taken to the punishment cell called Angola and before release; he would pay N5000 to the chief warder in charge of the yard. Every money collected from the inmates passes through this department. “Whenever non-governmental organizations, NGOs, religious groups or philanthropists bring gifts to the prison for inmates’ upkeep, the gifts are seized by the warders at the gate and thereafter, used by the warders for personal use. They claim that visiting is free but at the end of the day, they would collect money from relatives to allow them have access to us. Our relatives are forced to pay N1000 to be allowed to see us. If a visiting relative gives an inmate N1000, the warders will take N500 and give the inmate N500.
Case of sodomy
“There was a case of a marshal in 03 cell who was awaiting trial for rape and murder. He bought two young men who had no prison experience. Every night, he took turns To Molest these inmates. The rape continued until the young inmates felt they had had enough and so reported to the chief warder. Surprisingly, no punishment was meted out to the marshal. Neither was the young men taken out of the cell. Luckily, he was released a few weeks later.
Denial
Reacting to the allegations, the Public Relation Officer of Nigeria Prisons, Lagos State, Deputy Superintendent of Prison, O.O Oladokun said, “I appreciate the fact that you have made effort to verify. Those claims are far from the truth. There is no atom of truth in these allegations. No such thing exists that is happening in the Kirikiri Medium Prison.”
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