9mobile Cheat, Trick To Start Getting #10,000 Bonus On 9mobile Everyday

In This post, we will be discussing on how to get up to N10,000 bonus daily for 30 days on 9Mobile network as the rebranded Etisalat Nigeria now offers series of bonuses to their esteemed subscribers.
This 9mobile bonus is available for new and existing customers. You can get up to N10,000 bonus daily for 30 days. It is tagged "super deal". (yeah, that's the name of the offer).
9mobile (formerly known as Etisalat) is a leading network provider among other Mobile Telecommunication companies in Nigeria.
They of recent present an amazing package for both new and existing 9mobile network users.
A special offer for all new and existing customers on the 9mobile network. Get up to 10 times the value of your first recharge daily
HOW DOES THIS WORK
New customers will be entitled to 10 times the value of any recharge daily for voice calls and data to all networks in the first month.
ing customer, you get 7 times the value of your first recharge daily for voice calls only to all networks for 30 days.

HOW TO ACTIVATE 9MOBILE 100,00naira BONUS
* To activate this bonus, simply dial
*819 *1#
NOTE: Voice bonus is only valid for
7 days and data bonus valid for 1 day. Existing customers must be on easystarter, easycliq, talkzone or cliqlite tariff plan.
Recall, recently 9Mobile introduced a
Special Data which gives you 1GB for just N200. You can check that post for more information,

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Wow - Enjoy 60gb - 62gb on 9mobile with N500 Valid For 1month

Have you heard of 9mobile YouTube daily bonus? I believe you have but didn't put interest to it while some who fish out the secret behind it kept it low.
As you all knew that i like making it easier for everybody to enjoy provided you make good use of your brain. In today's post i will be showing you how to get 60gb-62gb with N500 only on 9mobile valid for 1month.

You must be wondering how it's possible which i will briefly explain to you all.
HOW TO GET 60GB-62GB WITH ON 9MOBILE
✔ First of all subscribe to 9mobile Easy Clique tariff Plan dialing *200*2*2# and selecting option 1
✔ After successful migration to easy clique dial *545*3*1# or dial *545*3* choose option 1 (for 100% data bonus)
✔ Recharge N500 airtime
✔ Subscribe to #500 monthly plan by dialing *200*3*1*3*1# (for 500mb data valid for one month)
✔ After following the above procedures, now bring configure your Anonytun or Mozilla Vpn like this ( Click here to see the configuration )
INSTRUCTIONS TO USE 60GB-62GB
You might be wondering why do you see only 500mb instead of 60gb or 62gb which i will show you via below.
After follow the above procedure, you will be given 2gb free YouTube streaming instead of 1gb because you enabled 100% data doubler. The 2gb is useable on from 1am - 5am which can power all apps with the help of Anonytun settings you configured earlier.
Once it's 1am , on your network and connect your Anonytun to enable you use the free YouTube streaming bonus that is capped at 2gb. Now you can enjoy the 2gb everyday for complete 1month. That is to say that;
30days X 2gb = 60gb
31days X 2gb = 62gb
Are you surprise? Yes definitely you are but the only disadvantage to this is that it doesn't work in the day but only midnight and also it is 2gb daily capped.

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Get 200+ Channels and FREE 20GB Data on TStv Africa ...

At last a rival have step-up to take Dstv decoder down with its awesome price and dish. The upcoming Dstv rival 'Tstv' has promised to be the best alternative to Dstv which will be officially launched on October in Nigeria.

Tstv is giving out free 20GB Wi-Fi data when you purchase and subscribe their decoder. The Tstv comes with 200+ channels which includes Sports, News, Health, Kid's etc channels.
TSTV stands for "Telcom Satelite TV", it's a Pay-As-You-Consume TV provider in Nigeria, operated by ABS and Telcom Satellites TV. TStv is a DTH pay TV that offers a rich blend of local and international channels and packages for your Entertainment, News, Sports, Kids, Health etc and will be distributed on the ABS 3A Africa beam, located at 3 degrees west.
The technology is the HBB TV tech, HBB is a combination of satellite and internet service for TV service, TSTv will run on 4.5g network every subscriber will get 20gig of data for 3k monthly, the data can also be used for video calls and wifi.
THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT TSTv
✔ How much is TSTV decoder and what are its features?
TSTV Decoder + Dish cost N5000 . The TSTV Decoder Offers 200+ Channels but will start with 100+ channels, FREE 20GB Data, Video Calls, Pause Subscription, Record & Playback Feature And More
✔ How Much is TSTV Subscription Fee?
TSTV Subscription Fee ranges from N200 ,
N500 , N1000 , N1500 and N3000 . Note that with TSTV, you don't need to pay subscription monthly or periodically. You pay as you consume.
✔ Where are TSTV Service Locations?
TStv Africa will function in ALL states in Nigeria but will launch first in Lagos, Abuja, Portharcourt, Owerri and Kano.
✔ When is the Official Launch Date of TSTV?
TSTV will be officially launched on the 1st of October 2017.
✔ What Channels can I Watch on TSTv?
TSTv shows Live Sports like Premier League, UEFA Champions League, Europa League and so much more. Some Sport Channels on TSTV Africa are bein Sport 1-10, Fox Sport HD, and Ts Sports.
Some of Entertainment Channels on TSTV are E entertainment, Tele Novela, Fox, MBC 4.
LIST OF TSTv FULL CHANNELS
TSTv SPORTS CHANNELS
Star Sports
Fox Sports
Euro Sports News
Euro Sports 2
Kwese Sports 1
Kwese Free
Kwese ESPN
bein Sports MAX 4HD
bein Sports 3HD
bein Sports Global
bein Sports MAX (bein Sports 1-10)
TS Sports 4 HD
TS Sports 2
TS Sports 3
Yolo Sports HD
TSTv MUSIC CHANNELS
Trace Urban/Africa
HITS TV
MTV Base
TLC (HD)
TSTv NEWS CHANNEL
BBC America
CNBC
Aljazeera
BBC Radio 2
TVC News
Sky News
Arewa24
AIT
Core TV News
France 24 (English)
CCTV News
Channels TV
Bloomberg Television
DW
Fox News
TRT World
Press TV
NTA
Arise News
TV360 Nigeria
TSTv KIDDIES CHANNELS
Nickelodeon
CN Carton Network
Disney Channel
Boing
JimJam
Baby TV
TS Junior Kids HD
Fix Fox
Panda Biggs
TSTv MOVIE CHANNELS
Star Movies
MBC Action
MBC 2
Star Movies
African Movie Channel Series (African Magic)
Liberty TV
MBC
Wazobia TV
WAP TV
Viasat Life
Fine Living
FOX
FOX Life
Investigation Discovery
MBC 4
MBox HD
PCTV
Star Gold HD
Nollywood TV
Z Cinema
E Entertainment
BEN Bridging The Gap
BET
TS Novella
TS Movies HD
TS Series
TSTv SCIENCE CHANNELS
Discovery Channel
Nat Geo Gold
AD
National Geographic
Discovery Health TV
TSTv FASHION CHANNELS
Fasion One
AHTV
TSTv RELIGION CHANNELS
Dove Television
Emmanuel TV
Sunna TV
Mountain Of Fire And Miracles Ministries
EWTN – Global Catholic
TBN Network
TSTv AFRICA CHANNELS
Riwa Ndu TV
TS Hausa
TS Igbo
TS Yoruba
TS Sports 1 HD
It's very pocket friendly and the subscription price starts as low as N200. Only they maintains their promises, it's a bad market to MultiChoice and other network providers in Nigeria as many people will now rely on the wifi instead of the usual monthly subscription from MTN, Glo, Airtel, 9Mobile etc.
TSTV operate on a different platform, multichoice only have rights over satelitte channel not telecom broadcast, the technology that will be used by Tstv according to some is hbb, which hybrid or fusion of satelitte and telcom to view television, I believe channels like bein sports that will broadcast the football leagues will be on the telecom site as such dstv has no right over them.
Where To Buy TSTv Decoder?
You can buy the decoder and dish in Lagos, Owerri, Abuja, Portharcourt and Kano for now. It's expected to be available in other states and cities as soon as possible.
For more enquire visit Tstv official Website or their official facebook page .
Isn't this a great competition? Let's see what you have to say about this TSTv below.

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Nigeria’s First Mobile Cinema Smartphone Unveiled: Infinix Hot 5 & HOT 5 Lite In Nigeria

Infinix Mobility , Nigeria’s leading smartphone
brand announces the launch of the hottest
smartphone of them all ‘Infinix Hot 5 & Hot 5
Lite ’ themed #MyMobilecinema.
The new smartphone is from the Infinix Hot series
product line, which has continued to deliver
unbeatable success in Nigeria and other African
markets. The new Infinix Hot 5 and Hot 5 lite offers
the best mobile entertainment experience with its
key feature 5.5HD screen, dual front speakers at
the top and bottom of the smartphone with 3D
Dirac stereo surrounding to boost sound.
The Infinix Hot 5 ’s speakers are inbuilt to project
quality sound with the movie-perfect 5.5HD screen
to enhance users mobile movie experience. The Hot
5 retains the original HOT series cool design with a
redefined unibody metal frame and a sleek bubble
back cover in beautiful colors such as Apple green,
Bordeaux red and other fun colors.

Other HOT features prepacked in the Infinix Hot 5
include 4000mah battery, 8 rear + 5 front mega
pixel camera, 16GB ROM expandable to 32GB, 2GB
RAM, XOS 2.2, Fingerprint scanner and it is
powered by Android 7.0 Nougat.
Infinix

 Hot 5 was crafted for mobile entertainment compared to its predecessor Infinix Hot 4.

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UNILORIN commences post UTME screening of 64,000 candidates, to admit only 11,000

- The University of Ilorin has announced the
commencement of their post UTME screening
- About 64,000 candidates are seeking admission
into the school that has come to be called the most
sought after institution
- The university officials have announced that only
11,000 candidates will be admitted
On Monday, September 11, the University of
Ilorin (UNILORIN) commenced the University
Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME)
screening for 64,000 candidates seeking
admissions there for the 2017/2018 academic
session.
The deputy director, corporate affairs
department of the university, told the News
Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Ilorin that 104,000
candidates applied for the screening.

However, because of the capacity of the
institution only 11,000 successful candidates
would be admitted into the various
programmes.
UNILORIN’s cut-off mark had been pegged at
180 as the minimum and Mr Akogun explained
that every department was expected to come up
with its own cut-off mark.
He also said that the administration of the Vice-
Chancellor designate would continue to uphold
the virtues and standards of the university.
has emerged the 2017 university of first choice
among student-applicants.
University of Ilorin has the highest applications
with 104,038 student-applicants.

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Here the two most basic and easy things you can do foryour batteries.

1. AVOID HEAT
Aside from general use, heat is probably the biggest killer of batteries. It's also the easiest to avoid. Don't leave your battery in a parked car during the summer. Don't leave it out in the sun. Don't use wireless chargers or high-voltage quick chargers if they're making your phone feel hot. Super heavy applications that make your phone hot? Avoid those too. Don't block the vents on your laptop. Put it on a fan-stand. Store your batteries in a cool dry place.

2. AVOID CHARGING ALL THE WAY UP, OR
DISCHARGING ALL THE WAY DOWN
Lithium-ion batteries like the one in your phone really don't like to be charged from zero to 100 percent, or discharged from 100 percent to zero. Lithium-ion's won't succumb to the "memory effect" and calibrating them is questionably useful. Charge your battery a little bit whenever you can. Plug it in when you're not using. Top it off whenever you can. Always err on the side of keeping it charged in fits and starts over one long charge and then one long discharge. There are plenty of other measures you can take if you're really concerned, but these two will give you the
greatest benefit for the least amount of trouble. Batteries can be a fickle thing, but if you follow these two most basic guidelines, you can rest assured you've got the basics right.

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23 Nigerian universities set their JAMB cut-off mark at 120 (LIST)

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At least 23 Nigerian universities have adopted the 120 cut-off mark introduced by JAMB - About 26 others have pegged their cut-off marks at 180 including Veritas university - The universities, mostly private, are among the 168 universities in Nigeria whose cut-off marks were released
According to a recent list of 168 universities
released on Friday, September 1, at least 23
Nigerian universities have adopted the 120 cut-off mark recently introduced by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB). Premium Times says the universities are mostly private and many of them are at different parts of the country.
Below is a list of the universities:
1. Achievers University
2. Adeleke University
3. Caleb University
4. Fountain University
5. Caritas University
6. Novena University
7. Renaissance University
8. Ojiagu-agbani University
9. Evangel University
10. McPherson University
11. South Western University
12. Samuel Adegboyega University
13. Wellspring University
14. Western Delta University
15. Wesley University
16. Summit University
17. Edwin Clark University
18. Hezekiah University
19. Kings University
20. Arthur Javis University
21. Crown Hill University
22. Clifford University
23. Coal City University.

JAMB had announced the 120 cut-off peg for universities following a policy adopted by vice chancellors, provosts, rectors,admission officers, registrars and other stakeholders in the education sector.Some universities however pegged theirs at 180,below is a list of such:
1. Bayero University
2. Afe Babalola University
3. Oduduwa University
4. Pan – Atlantic University
5. Veritas University
6. Ritman University
7. Federal University Wukari
8. Federal University Lokoja
9. Federal University Ndufu Alike
10. University of Ilorin
11. University of Maiduguri
12. University of Port Harcourt
13. Nnamdi Azikwe University
14. University of Uyo
15. Usman Dan Fodio University
16. Michael Okpara University of Technology
17. Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University
18. Federal University of Technology, Owerri
19. Federal University of Technology, Niger
20. Akwa Ibom State University
21. Ekiti State University
22. Enugu State University
23. Ondo State University
24. Lagos State University
25. Osun State University
26. Ladoke Akintola University of Technology

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