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Tablet and iPad users finally found a way to drastically improve their internet speed and enjoy it to the fullest for the cheapest price possible… Have you ever noticed how much slower your internet gets during the peak hours of the day? It is now clear that all that annoying endless buffering happens because of your internet service provider (ISP) which is doing that on purpose! ISPs are capping your internet speeds to give their best-paying customers better service by transferring some of your “bandwidth” to them… If your internet plan is one of those cheaper ones, there’s a great chance that you won’t be even able to watch Youtube, Netflix, or make a skype call during those hours of “throttling”. That doesn’t sound fair, does it? Luckily, there’s finally a solution! It takes only one simple yet genius device to put an end to this and many other annoying internet problems! An ex-engineer, who’s been working for years at one of the largest internet providers in Germany, ...

Neil Cavuto becomes the latest network host to reject Trump’s criticism, saying: ‘My job is to cover you, not fawn over you’ Luke O'Neil The honeymoon between Donald Trump and his TV network of choice is showing signs of strain. Following a series of swipes at Fox News from the White House this summer, Neil Cavuto has become the latest network personality to push back against the president’s expectations of uninterrupted praise. Cavuto said on Thursday: “First of all, Mr President, we don’t work for you. I don’t work for you. My job is to cover you, not fawn over you or rip you. Just report on you – call balls and strikes on you.” Cavuto was responding to a Wednesday tweet in which Trump suggested his supporters look for another channel. The president tweeted: “Just watched Fox News heavily promoting the Democrats through their DNC Communications Director, spewing out whatever she wanted with zero pushback by anchor, Sandra Smith. The New Fox News is letting m...

A new policy alert released by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services under President Trump's administration, has cancelled automatic citizenship for the children of some US service members and US government employees living abroad and children of non-citizens born in the United States. Under the new citizenship policy which will be effective from October 29 as announced on Wednesday August 28, US citizens who gave birth to their children abroad are expected to apply for U.S. citizenship ahead of the child's 18th birthday. Non-citizens are also expected to stay for at least 6 weeks in the US before their children born in the country will be considered citizens. “Effective October 29, 2019, children residing abroad with their U.S. citizen parents who are U.S. government employees or members of the U.S. armed forces stationed abroad are not considered to be residing in the United States for acquisition of citizenship,” the policy read. “Similarly, leave taken in the Unite...

Conceptualized by PDP, Planned by PDP, Designed by PDP, Implemented by PDP, Defaulted by PDP before they suddenly got thrown out, now they want to use the backdoor to collect the money. By the time the truth of the matter comes out, we will all apologize to Invictus Obi for calling his scam the biggest scam in the world.  If you do a google search for P&ID, it will return a result that those in the Oil and Gas industry know it to be Piping and instrumentation diagram.  Now humor me and do a search your self on your PC for P&ID company, on my own PC, up to page 3 of the returned result, there is no such company listed, the closest to the company are all as a result of the court cases.  When I first heard EFCC was involved in reviewing the case, I was wondering what concerns EFCC with court case, now I now see that some people have really developed a lot of skillful ways never before seen anywhere in the world of defrauding their country. Nigeria has to go back to t...

Introduce Bachelor of Science for Herbal Medicine, Mamora urges Varsities The Minister of State for Health, Senator Olorunnimbe Mamora, has called on Nigerian universities to introduce Bachelor of Science degree programme in traditional medicine for better healthcare delivery. Made this call at the 2019 African Traditional Medicine Day in Abuja Mamora made the call at a news conference commemorating the 2019 African Traditional Medicine Day in Abuja on Friday. African Traditional Medicine day is celebrated on August 31 annually. The theme for the 2019 event was, “Integrating Traditional Medicine in Health Sciences Curricular in the African Region.” He appealed to Nigerian universities to incorporate modules of herbal medicine in their curricular of health sciences, adding that this could be achieved with support from the Tertiary Education Trust Fund. The minister also unveiled the ministry’s report on curriculum development for the training of herbal medical practitioners and medical ...

Day 3: President @MBuhari meets with Heads of Toyota Company and Japan Bank for International Cooperation in Yokohama Japan on 30th Aug-BS 2 Likes

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Lagos office, on Wednesday, August 28, 2019, secured the conviction of four internet fraudsters before Justice Hakeem Oshodi of the State High Court sitting in Ikeja, Lagos. The convicts, Olatunde Olanrewaju, Ajuwon Oladipo, Abraham Adeoye and Adejumola Gbolahan, were arraigned on separate charges bordering on possession of fraudulent documents. One of the charges reads: "That you, Olatunde Olanrewaju, sometime in June, 2019 in Lagos within the Ikeja Judicial Division, had in your possession a document, which contains false pretence to which you ought to know, having regard to the circumstances of the case, that the document contains the false pretence.” Another charge reads: "That you, Ajuwon Oladipo, sometime in June, 2019 in Lagos within the Ikeja Judicial Division, had in your possession a document which contains false pretences to wit: 'hello hun' with attachments, which document you ought to know, having regard...

Bashir Ahmad, Presidential Assistant on New Media replies Sahara Reporters on the story of Ai'sha Yusuf they Published. Sahara Reporters Published "Twitter Freezes Vocal Buhari's Critic A'isha Yesuf, BBOG Co-founder's Account" Replying Sahara Reporter, Bashir Ahmad said A'isha Violated Twitter rules, and Twitter suspended/restricted her activities, but Sahara Reporters is here bring Buhari's name in it. Please do the needful, tell us the rules she violated that got her restricted. We are all eager to know" Replying Bashir, Son to the PDP presidential Candidate in the 2019 general election, Aliyu Atiku said "your Regime are here picking up critics of the government and locking them up in a democracy. We have a dictator in charge that doesn't respect court orders. Power is transient anyways and what goes around comes around. Nigeria Survived Abacha and surely survive this Insha Allah" Replying Aliyu, bashir said"there are hundreds...

The marriage rites of recently engaged reality TV stars, Tope Adenibuyan aka Teddy A and Bamike Olawunmi aka BamBam, begins tomorrow August 30th as the couple will be having their introduction at BamBam's father's house in Lagos. Bambam is reportedly pregnant. The couple met in the Big Brother “Double Wahala” edition and continued their relationship outside the house. They announced their engagement on August 4th.

You can’t live without your cell phone and — thank god — you usually don’t have to. But digital dependence isn’t necessarily the healthiest habit. Look out for the scary side effects below — they’ll make you feel much better the next time your phone battery dies. 1. It strains your eyes. Whenever you spend more than a couple consecutive hours staring at your phone (or alternating between your phone and computer screens), you risk dry eyes from blinking less, headaches, blurred vision, and general eyestrain — particularly if you have any untreated vision problems in the first place. Unlike reading from a printed page, it’s harder for your eyes to focus on a digital screen because the letters aren’t as sharp, there’s less contrast between the backlit letters and background, and you’re up against glare and reflections, according to the American Optometric Association. Looking into the distance every 20 minutes can help, as can an antiglare screen and frequent blinking. 2. It could make yo...