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TechUnwrapped reported on Saturday that Chronic-Dev Team member Joshua Hill first outed Hotz’s status at Facebook. During an online interview, Hill stated that Hotz had backed out of an iPad 2 hacking challenge because of his current day job at the social network.
Techmeme’s Gabe Rivera later tweeted that Hotz’s Facebook profile corroborated Hill’s claims.
“Facebook is really an amazing place to work…first hackathon over,” reads a June 22 post on Hotz’s Facebook wall.
A Facebook spokesperson was not immediately available for comment.
In 2007, Hotz gained notoriety for jailbreaking Apple’s iPhone, allowing the handset (and, subsequently, other devices running Apple’s iOS software) to be used outside AT&T’s network.
Then, in 2010, Hotz published a jailbreak for Sony’s PlayStation 3 gaming console, which Sony countered with a high-profile suit against Hotz in early 2011. The company eventually settled with Hotz out of court, but their action against the hacker led to a major cyberattack on the PlayStation gaming network that was allegedly carried out by hacktivist collective Anonymous. A host of other attacks on the PSN followed, including one that led Sony to take the entireglobal network offline for weeks.
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Emmanuella is the cute daughter of Timaya the Egberi Papa 1 of Bayelsa. Timaya’s daughter who just clocked one, enjoys warming up to her dad’s embrace. Cute pair! How can anyone disagree this.
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Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, 58, who attended the prestigious Harvard University, moved down two steps from the 81st to the 83rd position.
Other Africans who made the list include Malawian President Joyce Banda, who occupies the 47th position, 24 steps above the 71st position that she was last year. The president of Liberia, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf also stays at the 87th position.
On the international level, Angela Merkel, a German chancellor and a member of the 27-member European Union retains the number one slot.
Dilma Rousseff (President of Brazil), Melinda Gates (Cochair, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation),Michelle Obama (FLOTUS – First Lady of the United States) and Hilary Clinton round up the first five list. Ranking 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th respectively.
CLICK HERE To see the full list,
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They say creative is the key to success in life. Here are 3 teenage student that have use their creative mind to create a generator that runs on URINE. They said they were inspired after reading about a family died in their from a generator’s carbon monoxide fumes. Adebola Duro-Aina was inspired to do something about it. She enlisted the help of three friends – Oluwatoyin Faleke, Eniola Bello and Abiola Akindele, all students between 14 and 15 years old in her science class – to help her find a solution to the problem.
The team decided to design a generator that ran off an alternative fuel that wouldn’t harm users, and so began the tale of how four teenage girls in Nigeria invented a urine-powered generator to create better – and safer – access to electricity.
Thanks to NdaniTV that seek to bring the best out of this kids by doing a video about their inventive work in NdaniTV Children’s Day Special.
Watch video to see more..........
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Modenine releases the video of Let It Go, a cut off the Alphabetical Order Album. Really dope visuals, he kept it simple and interesting with this one.
Men the lyrical na A1....do I have to tell you?
Check it out and tell us what you think...........
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Nigerian telecommunications market is set to witness
another major breakthrough in service delivery for consumers as leading
telecommunications operator, Airtel Nigeria introduces the first ever bidding
service in Nigeria tagged Bid and Get.The service is a direct reverse of the traditional concept of
auction, where the highest bidder is declared a winner.
With the Airtel Bid and Get, a
customer whose bid is the lowest and unique automatically wins the bid for the
advertised item for the day. The winner can purchase the item for N100 only
irrespective of the retail price of the item.
To register for Airtel Bid and Get, customers are to send the
word “BID’ to the short code 3210 free of charge, and thereafter participate in
the bid by sending their bid amount
to the 3210, at N10 for every bid SMS.
The
customer whose bid is the lowest and is unique at the end of the bidding cycle
is declared the successful bidder and would automatically be eligible to buy
the product on offer for N100.
On receipt of SMS informing a participant of winning a
particular bid auction, the successful bidder is to send the word “WIN” to “3211” and thereafter, would be presented with his winning at the
nearest Airtel office.
Speaking on the latest innovation from Airtel, the Chief
Operating Officer, Deepak Srivastava said being another first by the company,
the rollout further confirms Airtel’s innovativeness and superior value
propositions as it draws closer to becoming the most loved brand in the lives
of Nigerians.
According to him, customers including those that have ported from
other networks are in for good times as exotic items including top-of-the-range
communication devices, house-hold electronic gadgets and other goodies on
auction would be won by bidders across the country.
Akanmu stated:
“the uniqueness of the Bid and Get Service is that a fix amount of N100 is what a successful bidder pays for any item won, irrespective of the current retail price in the market. The distinction of this service yet again proves that as a company, we dig deeper into the ideas box to bring out impactful propositions that excites not just the customers including the youths, but the entire telecoms market.”
The Airtel Bid and Get auction service is open to both pre
and postpaid customers and the first item on auction would be Iphone 5 and Ipad mini communication
gadgets.
So what are you guys still waiting for start biding and start winning.
Thursday, 23 May 2013
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This to inform all those who wish to Apply for 2013/2014 Post UTME/Admission screening into the Redeemer's
University is currently on sale.
This year, as usual, the Redeemer's University will admit students into
100L (via UTME) and 200L (via Direct Entry) as the case may be.
How Do I apply for Admission in Redeemer's University
Applying for Admission into Redeemer's University is easy all you need do is to follow these steps. Please visit any of the E-Tranzact partner banks to pay the sum of Six Thousand, Five Hundred Naira (N6,500.00) only for the Redeemer’s University Post UTME Form.
Log on to adms.run.edu.ng OR www.run.edu.ng to complete the Application Form.
Ensure that you print the Acknowledgement Slip and come along with it to the venue of the Post-UTME screening exercise.
Post UTME/Screening Dates
The 1st screening exercise was held on Saturday, 25th May, 2013 at three (3) centres, Abuja, Port-Harcourt and the Redeemer’s University Campus, Redemption Camp, 46-48 Lagos-Ibadan Express Way.
Next screening comes up on June 4th, 2013, same venues as above. Good luck all.
How Do I apply for Admission in Redeemer's University
Applying for Admission into Redeemer's University is easy all you need do is to follow these steps. Please visit any of the E-Tranzact partner banks to pay the sum of Six Thousand, Five Hundred Naira (N6,500.00) only for the Redeemer’s University Post UTME Form.
Log on to adms.run.edu.ng OR www.run.edu.ng to complete the Application Form.
Ensure that you print the Acknowledgement Slip and come along with it to the venue of the Post-UTME screening exercise.
Post UTME/Screening Dates
The 1st screening exercise was held on Saturday, 25th May, 2013 at three (3) centres, Abuja, Port-Harcourt and the Redeemer’s University Campus, Redemption Camp, 46-48 Lagos-Ibadan Express Way.
Next screening comes up on June 4th, 2013, same venues as above. Good luck all.
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Jim Iyke and Nadia Buari has finially confirm their relationship on twitter.
Nadia Tweeted what you see below
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“Bad Girl” Cossy Orjiakor Change her Look! Check It Out in Chizy’s Spyware Online Mag.
What do you guy think?
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38 year old actress proves you're never too old or too busy to continue your education as she
graduates with a Master's degree in Chicano Studies at California State
University in Northridge.Vnaija would want to say congratulation as she have show herself to be go to any challenge.
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The burial rites began as his body touched down, the Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport, Abuja yesterday morning. The rites will climax with his interment on Thursday, in his hometown, Ogidi, Anambra state. More Photo after cut.....
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MTV All Stars concert held on May 18, in Durban, South Africa with some the most finest performances from US rapper Snoop Lion, Nigeria finest 2face, D’banj, Flavour, Camp Mulla and others.
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Awka, the capital of Anambra State stood still, yesterday, as
the body of the literary icon, Professor Chinua Achebe arrived the
state for its final journey to Ogidi, his home town, in Idemili North
Local Government Area. His remains will be interred later today.
The famous writer of Things Fall Apart, who died in Boston, United States of America, USA, was flown into Enugu from Abuja and was finally brought to Awka, at exactly 1.07pm.
Early morning rains which started at about 6 am had welcomed the body of the late literary giant, to Anambra State as the people prepared to troop into the Alex Ekwueme Square in the state capital to attend ceremonies lined up for him by the state government and the burial committees. By 7.00 am, a large number of security operatives had taken positions while members of the Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC, were already directing traffic to appropriate places.
The remains of late Achebe was brought in a motorcade to the expansive Alex Ekwueme Square Awka, into the waiting hands of his kinsmen, friends, colleagues and high profile delegates from governments across the world.
Obi, Ngige lead mourners
Governor Peter Obi and the senator representing Anambra Central in senate, Achebe’s senatorial zone, Dr. Chris Ngige received Achebe’s body at Amansea border between Enugu and Anambra states to a waiting crowd comprising civil servants, politicians and journalists. The entourage headed straight to the Alex Ekwueme Square where prayers and tributes were offered.
The body lay in state at the middle of the square and was surrounded by Achebe’s kinsmen wearing traditional attires with red caps to match.
On ground to witness the solemn moment of tribute anchored by actor Bob Manuel Udokwu were Chris Odom, Professor Joneta Cole, Director of Smithsonian Institute, Washington; Prof. Scott Meyers of Penguin Books, and Professor Justin Whelan of the University of Cambridge, who represented the Arch bishop of Canterbury.
There were also members of the Achebe family comprising his widow, Prof. Mrs. Achebe, and his children- Dr. Ike Achebe, Prof Chinelo Achebe, Dr. Chidi Achebe and Prof. Nwando Achebe.
In his glowing tribute to Achebe, the Director of Penguin, Scott described the late writer as a very great man of letters, whose works have had a succession of influence across generations of writers.
He noted particularly the influence of Achebe’s first three books; Things Fall Apart, Arrow of God and No Longer At Ease, which he described as a “ trilogy of African literature, stressing that “I have not seen others’ books or writers that have been so studied and reprinted like Achebe and his works.
Among other personalities that witnessed the Awka ceremony were Senator Ndoma Egba, senate leader who led other senators namely, Senators Uche Chukwumerije, Mohammed Magoro and Chris Ngige to represent the senate.
Anglican Bishop of Awka, Rt. Rev Alex Ibezim, in his opening prayer said that with the death of Achebe, things have fallen apart and what Nigerians should pray for is the mercy of God.
According to the Bishop, “Achebe’s death is a celebration of life because he achieved so much for humanity. It is, however, mourning in a way because we will no longer see him and this is painful.”
To the traditional ruler of Ndikelionwu, Eze Professor Chukwuemeka Ike, himself a renowned author, Achebe neither benefitted from any godfather, nor participated in the looting of treasury, but worked hard to become an international figure.
Chairman of Anambra State Association of Town Unions, ASATU, Dr. Innocent Onwubuya described Achebe as both a traditional person, having been the president general of Ogidi Town Union and an academician who had done the nation proud.
Others who paid tribute to Achebe include Igwe Prof Laz Ekwueme, president of Association of Nigerian Authors, ANA, Prof Remi Raji; Vice Chancellor of Nnamdi Azikiwe Univerisity, Professor Boniface Egboka; former Minister of Education, Mrs. Oby Ezekwesili; Mr. Chike Momah, who was Achebe’s classmate at both Government College, Umuahia and University College, Ibadan.
Governor Peter Obi, in his speech, commended Nigerians for according the literary icon a deserving respect.
He said that Achebe’s personality towered so high that no fewer than 12 heads of state sent condolence messages to him after his death and urged Nigerians to emulate his lifestyle.
To the governor, the writer had done his beat and that if there is indeed heaven, ‘Achebe will definitely be there because he did his race so well.’
Ndigbo will miss him — Ohanaez
The apex Igbo socio-cultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, said yesterday, that the departed literary giant, Professor Chinua Achebe whose remains would be finally laid to rest at his Ogidi country home in Anambra State today, would be missed for a very long time.
The umbrella Igbo organization said Achebe’s departure has left a yawning gap in the horizon of the Igbo nation.
Secretary-General of Ohanaeze, Dr. Joe Nwaorgu, who spoke with Vanguard on the demise of the renowned author, said that the organization viewed Achebe’s exit as “very tragic” and would not be forgotten easily.
He said: “Achebe’s departure is a traumatic blow to Ndigbo and indeed Africans. Though 82 is a ripe age, we would have wanted him to live forever. His demise has left a yawning gap in our horizon. We will miss him a lot and for a long, long time. He cannot be forgotten too easily because he is the man who put our essence into sharp focus with his magnum work- Things Fall Apart. Therein he re-established the long damaged self confidence and psyche of the Africans who had been plummeted by colonial powers into seeing themselves as less than human.”
“Achebe showed that the African has history, religion, philosophy, government (law and order), art, good music and all fabric of a civilized society. Thereafter no one could see the African from colonial eyes only nor could anyone write about us for us.
“Achebe has started renaissance or rebirth. Africans could now tell their real story by themselves confidently. He was a genius and among his peers he was a colossus.
“We are extremely happy and proud that this titan was of Igbo stock. He has done the continent proud and he has lit a light that will beam everywhere. His memory will remain evergreen in our hearts, Ndigbo wish Achebe, the guru, peaceful repose in the bosom of our Lord.”
To the young generation of Ndigbo, Nwaorgu said they should emulate Achebe as role model known for maintaining core Igbo values, justice, equity, courage and enterprise or resourcefulness.
Source: vanguardngr.com
The famous writer of Things Fall Apart, who died in Boston, United States of America, USA, was flown into Enugu from Abuja and was finally brought to Awka, at exactly 1.07pm.
Early morning rains which started at about 6 am had welcomed the body of the late literary giant, to Anambra State as the people prepared to troop into the Alex Ekwueme Square in the state capital to attend ceremonies lined up for him by the state government and the burial committees. By 7.00 am, a large number of security operatives had taken positions while members of the Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC, were already directing traffic to appropriate places.
The remains of late Achebe was brought in a motorcade to the expansive Alex Ekwueme Square Awka, into the waiting hands of his kinsmen, friends, colleagues and high profile delegates from governments across the world.
Obi, Ngige lead mourners
Governor Peter Obi and the senator representing Anambra Central in senate, Achebe’s senatorial zone, Dr. Chris Ngige received Achebe’s body at Amansea border between Enugu and Anambra states to a waiting crowd comprising civil servants, politicians and journalists. The entourage headed straight to the Alex Ekwueme Square where prayers and tributes were offered.
The body lay in state at the middle of the square and was surrounded by Achebe’s kinsmen wearing traditional attires with red caps to match.
On ground to witness the solemn moment of tribute anchored by actor Bob Manuel Udokwu were Chris Odom, Professor Joneta Cole, Director of Smithsonian Institute, Washington; Prof. Scott Meyers of Penguin Books, and Professor Justin Whelan of the University of Cambridge, who represented the Arch bishop of Canterbury.
There were also members of the Achebe family comprising his widow, Prof. Mrs. Achebe, and his children- Dr. Ike Achebe, Prof Chinelo Achebe, Dr. Chidi Achebe and Prof. Nwando Achebe.
In his glowing tribute to Achebe, the Director of Penguin, Scott described the late writer as a very great man of letters, whose works have had a succession of influence across generations of writers.
He noted particularly the influence of Achebe’s first three books; Things Fall Apart, Arrow of God and No Longer At Ease, which he described as a “ trilogy of African literature, stressing that “I have not seen others’ books or writers that have been so studied and reprinted like Achebe and his works.
Among other personalities that witnessed the Awka ceremony were Senator Ndoma Egba, senate leader who led other senators namely, Senators Uche Chukwumerije, Mohammed Magoro and Chris Ngige to represent the senate.
Anglican Bishop of Awka, Rt. Rev Alex Ibezim, in his opening prayer said that with the death of Achebe, things have fallen apart and what Nigerians should pray for is the mercy of God.
According to the Bishop, “Achebe’s death is a celebration of life because he achieved so much for humanity. It is, however, mourning in a way because we will no longer see him and this is painful.”
To the traditional ruler of Ndikelionwu, Eze Professor Chukwuemeka Ike, himself a renowned author, Achebe neither benefitted from any godfather, nor participated in the looting of treasury, but worked hard to become an international figure.
Chairman of Anambra State Association of Town Unions, ASATU, Dr. Innocent Onwubuya described Achebe as both a traditional person, having been the president general of Ogidi Town Union and an academician who had done the nation proud.
Others who paid tribute to Achebe include Igwe Prof Laz Ekwueme, president of Association of Nigerian Authors, ANA, Prof Remi Raji; Vice Chancellor of Nnamdi Azikiwe Univerisity, Professor Boniface Egboka; former Minister of Education, Mrs. Oby Ezekwesili; Mr. Chike Momah, who was Achebe’s classmate at both Government College, Umuahia and University College, Ibadan.
Governor Peter Obi, in his speech, commended Nigerians for according the literary icon a deserving respect.
He said that Achebe’s personality towered so high that no fewer than 12 heads of state sent condolence messages to him after his death and urged Nigerians to emulate his lifestyle.
To the governor, the writer had done his beat and that if there is indeed heaven, ‘Achebe will definitely be there because he did his race so well.’
Ndigbo will miss him — Ohanaez
The apex Igbo socio-cultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, said yesterday, that the departed literary giant, Professor Chinua Achebe whose remains would be finally laid to rest at his Ogidi country home in Anambra State today, would be missed for a very long time.
The umbrella Igbo organization said Achebe’s departure has left a yawning gap in the horizon of the Igbo nation.
Secretary-General of Ohanaeze, Dr. Joe Nwaorgu, who spoke with Vanguard on the demise of the renowned author, said that the organization viewed Achebe’s exit as “very tragic” and would not be forgotten easily.
He said: “Achebe’s departure is a traumatic blow to Ndigbo and indeed Africans. Though 82 is a ripe age, we would have wanted him to live forever. His demise has left a yawning gap in our horizon. We will miss him a lot and for a long, long time. He cannot be forgotten too easily because he is the man who put our essence into sharp focus with his magnum work- Things Fall Apart. Therein he re-established the long damaged self confidence and psyche of the Africans who had been plummeted by colonial powers into seeing themselves as less than human.”
“Achebe showed that the African has history, religion, philosophy, government (law and order), art, good music and all fabric of a civilized society. Thereafter no one could see the African from colonial eyes only nor could anyone write about us for us.
“Achebe has started renaissance or rebirth. Africans could now tell their real story by themselves confidently. He was a genius and among his peers he was a colossus.
“We are extremely happy and proud that this titan was of Igbo stock. He has done the continent proud and he has lit a light that will beam everywhere. His memory will remain evergreen in our hearts, Ndigbo wish Achebe, the guru, peaceful repose in the bosom of our Lord.”
To the young generation of Ndigbo, Nwaorgu said they should emulate Achebe as role model known for maintaining core Igbo values, justice, equity, courage and enterprise or resourcefulness.
Source: vanguardngr.com
Sunday, 19 May 2013
15:11
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Wonder tthey say will never end in this life, the photo you are seeing is a 62 year old retired school principal who killed his mother in 2003, dried her remains and stored them in a cupboard in a room that served as his shrine for ten years.
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Friday, 17 May 2013
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Culled From Punchng.com.ng
EARLY reports of military operations in
the three North-East states under emergency rule, on Thursday, indicated
that Nigerian soldiers had recaptured three of the local government
areas where insurgents had been in control in northern Borno.
The names of the recaptured councils
could not be confirmed out of the lot in possession of the violent
Islamic sect, Boko Haram. The areas where the insurgents were said to
have been in total control before the military operation launched on
Thursday were Marte, Magumeri, Mobbar, Gubio, Guzamala, Abadamin,
Kukawa, Kaga, Nganzai and Monguno.
Thursday, 16 May 2013
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Nollywood actress Uche Ogbodo shares new beautiful pictures of herself. Ok guys RATE this pics
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Earlier today we brought you a report of a collapse building in UMUAHIA. Report has it that FOUR persons have been confirmed dead after a building under construction collapsed in Agbama Housing Estate, Umuahia, Abia state capital.
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