SIMPLE LOGIC on: How To Activate MTN Magic Sim, MTN Free Browsing Sim Card

READ THIS AND YOU WILL BE CONVINCE... MTN Magic sim card is a simply mtn free browsing sim card tweak that gives you unlimited download for free on mtn sim and doesn't require any software. The MTN Magic Sim Card tweak Features 1. MTN Magic Sim Card Require works on No proxy so it doesn't require extra configs unlike all other previous mtn free browsing tweak. The latest mtn magic sim card no need for software after activating MTN Magic sim card, no need for VPN. Goodbye to the era of using BIS with pdproxy, no need to subscribe for mtn bis when using the latest mtn magic sim card tweak for all devices, and because you are browsing with 0.0kb on your mtn sim card there are no hidden charges. 2. The Most interesting part of the latest mtn free browsing magic sim card tweak is that it has no bandwidth limit and no expiring date at 3.75G browsing and download. Gives unlimited download at Magic sim card high-speed, the MTN magic sim card works for iphone, ipad, wireless router, android and others 3. Finally the mtn magic sim card tweak involves utilizing the loopholes in MTN Nigeria Simple sure internet plans to enable unlimited internet access. In this particular post i will put you through the basic one by one step towards activating mtn magic sim card within 24hours and enjoying it across all device. Note After activation do not call, text or send any further ussd command on the activated mtn magic sim card anymore, else it will nullify the entire process and you magic sim activation with be functional anymore. In the kind of case to re-activated your mtn magic sim card tweak you will need to follow the entire process below all over again . Good luck Use a non-internet compatible phone to follow the process Working MTN Magic Sim Card Activation Process . RECHARGE 300 NAIRA ON ANY REGISTERED MTN SIM CARD MIGRATE TO MTN PULSE IF YOU ARE NOT ON THE PLAN ALREADY DIAL *406# TO MIGRATE TO MTN PULSE ACTIVATE MTN 2HOURS PLAN SEND 2H TO 131 ( USING NON INTERNET PHONE ) WAIT TILL YOU GET A WELCOME TO 2HOURS PLAN MESSAGE AFTER CONFIRMATION OF YOUR 2HOURS PLAN TURN OFF PHONE FOR 24HOURS AFTER 2HOURS DIAL *123*4*5*2*4# AND THEN RESPOND WITH 1 YOU WILL GET A MESSAGE "" INSUFFICIENT CREDIT TO PERFORM OPERATION , NOW SEND 103 TO 131 TO GET THE SAME MESSAGE AGAIN NOW BROWSE WITH THE SIM USING YOUR MODEM FOR 30MINS OR AN HOUR DISCONNECT AND REMOVE SIM CARD FOR 24 HOURS FINALLY AFTER 24 HOURS HOURS YOU SIM CARD AS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY MIGRATED TO MAGIC SIM Thanks a lot, we appreciate you for taking time to read our online posts.

HOW NOT TO WASTE YOUR CREDIT ON MTN AND AIRTEL NETWORK

YES! I have been working thoroughly to get you ways not to waste your credit on MTN & AIRTEL NETWORKS. Thank God I come out with positive solution to my long awaiting research. This is for only those who uses MTN and AIRTEL networks. to do this dial *33*0000# to lock the current barring code, the code is as usual {0000} then enter a new barring code of your choice {four digits number} repeat the new code again # then send. To unlock dial #330*0000# Ok to unlock. Pleas dial the number that you can easily remember. DON'T FORGET, YOUR COMMENT WILL BE HIGHLY APPRECIATED.

BROWSE FREE FOREVER WITH MTN NETWORK (FAST AND SMART)

it works on 3G everywhere and the speed is very fast.get an mtn sim card, this will keep you online ,it has been working for the past 11 months ,blocked but now redited to serve you better. NOTE- To download from hulkload links below or any hulkload links, once you get to the download link page,scroll down and click on free,wait for the seconds to count,enter the code on the page and click on create download link, the download link will be generated immediately.click on the first download you saw,save the file on your computer. steps insert your mtn sim into your modem,note[don't connect your modem,mts will connect your modem automatically]. (1)download redited s server to use the simple server,just launch,and keep it launched and set your browser to 127.0.0.1 port 8080. now (2)download mts modem task scheduler as well from same page,note ou ma need to register . to use mts install mts, launch mts,select your modem,make sure you choose the right modem then select your network and click next, create new task, task name- mtn fbo type-repeat continuously trigger-accumulated value set value-4.0 actions 1 hangup internet 2- sendsms (stop to 131) 3 send sms (fb0 to 131) 4 connect internet then save task,right on the new task,click start task,and scroll and click run now, then start your mtn simple server, set your browser apn to 127.0.0.1 port 8080. enjoy. Thanks.

List of Airtel BB Plans That Are Still Working On Android, iPhone, PCs and other Non-BB devices

EPISODE II To Everyone using the Airtel BlackBerry Plan to browse on Android Devices, PCs and other Non-BB devices as it is the only means of paying less and enjoy better browsing like blackberry users, people have been expecting Airtel to stop the plan from working on all devices except BlackBerry Phones since 3rd of December, 2013 due to a message that was sent to some Airtel users, here is how the message looked like - “Dear Customer, effective 3rd Dec 2013 AIRTEL BB Plans will cease to function on non BB devices or used as a modem. Thank you”. Fortunately, Airtel did not act according to their statement. I've been using the plan for a while and still using it on my Phone and PC. At the moment of publishing this post [25th March, 2014], I'm still subscribing to Airtel BB plan and it is still blazing well on my PC and Android Phone. Although, I received some emails and calls in which people are complaining that Airtel BB plan refused to work after they subscribe to it, but when I instruct them to power it up with 10mb, lot of them smiles and feed me back that it respond well then. Though, some of Airte BB Promo Plans that we enjoyed have stopped working since 31st Dec, 2014. Here are the lists of those that have stopped working to take note: Airtel 4GB Data Bundle of #1500 With 2 Months Validity Period Airtel 6GB Data Bundle of #3000 With 3 Months Validity Period Airtel 355MB Data Bundle of #200 With 3days Validity Period Airtel 173mb Data Bundle of #100 With 24hrs Validity Period Here are the lists of Airtel BB plans that are still working fine on Android Devices, PCs, Apple phones and other Non-BB devices Airtel 1GB Data bundle of #1200 Airtel 2GB Data bundle of #1500 Airtel 80MB Data bundle of #100 Click on any of the above links to read full details. They are perfectly still working and suitable for PC, Android phone, iPhone/iPad, Tablet, Symbian, Windows Phones and others. Conclusion If you have problems using any of the above 3 Airtel BB Plan, check if your Data Balance is accessible by dialing *123*9#. If you can see that you have an active data plan, the next thing to do is to power it up with 10mb of #100 but don't use BSD to 440 to subscribe, it may not work because it means you put the BB plan on BB plan. Use the normal plan code of *141*712*11# to subscribe rather. Do you have any other suggestion or Contribution about the Airtel BB Plan issue? Let see you sharing information...

How To Subscribe To Airtel BIS Data Plan For Android

This tutorial is a simple guide for Airtel BlackBerry Plans on Non-BBM Devices. This tutorial will guide you on simple ways to subscribe on NON-BB Devices easily. My discussion will be divided into 3 parts: 1. Subscribing To The BIS on Airtel: This is the first step. Simply put the SIM card into a phone and lod with the appropriate amount of airtime, and dial the corresponding code as below: a) For 1GIG data valid for 1 month at the rate of N1,000, simply dial *440*4# and thats all. b) For 1.5GB data valid for 1 month at the rate of N1500 dial *440*16# or text BBUM to 440. Thats all. 2. Activation: This should be the easiest as Airtel does not need manual configuration. However if after dialing the appropriate codes and you have confirmatory message, try browsing on your Android device. If it still fails to browse, check your data/subscription balance by dialing *123*9# If active but not browsing, load N100 naira, dial *141*11*1# to reactivate, converting that to 10mb. Thats all. 3. Settings: Airtel has very simple config settings. Highlighted below: Name: Airtel APN: internet.ng.airtel.com Username: internet Password: Password this is simple as ABC...

Why has the world forgotten about Nigeria’s missing girls?

Obiageli (Oby) Ezekwesili is a former vice-president of the World Bank, a co-founder of Transparency International and co-convener of the #BringBackOurGirls campaign Do you remember those 219 school girls of rural Chibok community in Northern Nigeria who were abducted by Boko Haram terrorists exactly two years ago, on April 14, 2014? Well, they are still not back. Not even one of them has been rescued since we all cried out for help. You may have occasionally read of the rescue of hundreds of women from former enclaves of terrorists in Nigeria, but they were not the #ChibokGirls. These were other girls and women who we were never told had been missing, and who may never have been rescued if not for the pressure mounted for the rescue of Chibok schoolgirls. It was ironic that children who were violently separated from their families ultimately helped create a massive global family on social media that demanded justice. Strangers across neighbourhoods, cities and countries suddenly became part of a large global community that called the missing school children “OUR girls.” It was not hyperbole: Most of them saw in the hastag #ChibokGirls images of their own daughters, sisters, cousins or friends. Such resonance is what moved many around the world to convey that they cared. Sadly, neither the government of Nigeria nor the rest of the world that loudly helped echo the agonizing chant, #BringBackOurGirls, has done what it called for in the spring of 2014. Two years ago, #BringBackOurGirls resounded through valleys and across seas to homes, offices, cities and nations as our world joined together to demand their rescue. Citizens and political leaders were riveted by the tragic story of young women who were kidnapped from their school compound just before writing their final high school exams. Some would by now be in their second year of university, technical or entrepreneurship education that would improve the opportunities for their extremely poor families. After all, education remains the best tool for increasing social and economic mobility for individuals and societies, an idea that has flourished since the age of Adam Smith. For the girls and people of Chibok, however, that dream has so far been cut short. Beyond the advocacy, getting the girls out of the grips of terrorists requires prioritized, sophisticated and sustained rescue operations of the kind that only governments can provide. And that is where we failed them, because despite that flurry of chants and protests, the reality is that the arduous work of actually locating and rescuing the girls has failed. How can a world which spends a substantial amount of money promoting childhood education for girls not be concerned about the signal that’s sent by this failure to rescue these models of courageous pursuit of knowledge? How can we all simply move on from this unresolved tragedy? Do we not see the contradiction and moral crisis that it creates for children when leaders with the duty to help are not persistent in focusing on issues that matter to the younger generation? How can we continue to ask more girls in Northern Nigeria, Pakistan, Syria or Afghanistan to go to school despite the odds of an attack on their lives by forces of ignorance? The previous government of Nigeria mismanaged the rescue plan for the schoolgirls from the start. Political considerations blinded it to the fact that the primary responsibility of any government is to secure the safety of its citizens. In the early days after the abduction, it chose to ignore, deny, doubt and be cynical about the abduction. Weeks after the abduction, it was finally compelled to act by the strident, universal echoes of #BringBackOurGirls. Even then, its response was extremely slow and tentative. Realizing the challenge ahead, countries with good anti-terrorism capabilities such as Canada, United States, Britain and France offered help and sent military, security and intelligence teams to help locate and rescue the girls. But the Nigerian government and its military were visibly unco-operative hosts at that time. In hindsight, I suppose we shouldn’t have been so surprised, since a senior minister in a Western government later stated that “dealing with your government on the rescue of the girls was the single most frustrating, unsatisfactory and disappointing thing I have ever done in my life.” However, our hopes were raised last May when the government that had failed our girls was voted out of office. Two months after President Muhammadu Buhari took office, the girls’ parents left a meeting with him brimming with optimism. The president convincingly assured them that he would rescue their daughters. They felt comforted by his words, which were more about actions that his government would take than on the failures of the previous one. But on Dec. 29, Mr. Buhari announced that the government “lacks credible intelligence on the whereabouts of the girls.” For parents, the community and their sympathizers, those words were a terrible blow to the absolute confidence and great expectation that they had placed on the assurances given by the president barely seven months before. Despite this terrible setback, the parents and our movement pressed on, remembering that ChibokGirls do not only belong to Nigeria. OUR girls are global citizens. Even if their government fails them, the world ought not to do the same. There is no way, we can accept the excuse of “lack of credible intelligence” in a profoundly integrated world that recognizes the victory of terrorists in one region as a potential victory in several others. The intelligence assets of the world must now be reactivated for our ChibokGirls. Our ChibokGirls chose knowledge, believing in the benefits that learning promised for them and their families. They must not be abandoned by a world that seems to have quickly moved on after raising a sign of sympathy and hope for them. It would be a terrible way to encourage the tens of millions of other girls who we must get into schools all over the world in order to maximize the productivity of the world’s population through gender equality. Those brave 219 girls are models in courage who ignored the dangers of going to school in a terrorist-occupied region. How could such bravery not stir and sustain a stronger depth of commitment by all the powerful leaders and countries of the world with both the power and capacity to gather intelligence and secure their rescue? Our belief that ChibokGirls can still be rescued is anchored on unfailing hope. We cannot allow them to continue to be in captivity. We must now do everything it takes to secure their freedom and bring them home. That responsibility to act belongs to our country, Nigeria, but also to countries such as Canada, the U.S., Britain and France which once showed up to help rescue our girls. It is time to return, and to bring back our girls. Our girls are our collective future.

We Spend U.S.$1.8 Billion to Import Fuel Every Quarter - NNPC

Abuja — Nigeria National Petroleum Cooperation, NNPC, has revealed that an average of $1.8 billion is spent on quarterly basis on the importation of Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, also known as fuel, into the country. This was as the corporation also apologized to Nigerians for the lingering scarcity of the product across the country. In a joint briefing at the presidential villa, Abuja, yesterday, four officials of NNPC in the persons of the Group General Managing, GGM, Public Affairs, Mr. Garba Deen Mohammed, and the Group Executive Directors, GED, Mr Bello Rabiu, (Upstream) Henry Obih (Downstream) and Anibor Kragha (Refineries), assured that long queues at the gas stations would disappear in days. Speaking through Rabiu, amid intermittent contributions from them, the GEDs said that already, several trucks loaded with fuel had been dispatched to Abuja, Lagos and Port Harcourt. Fuel now available in Abuja According to him, Abuja is now wet with fuel and other areas will soon receive supplies. He said: "The objective is to brief you on the current situation of the petroleum products scarcity and queues all over the country. Let us start by tendering our apology and telling the people that we are really doing the right thing. "We have been working very hard. It is supply issues that have been causing this problem but we are doing everything possible to end it. What we are doing now is to ensure that we get necessary supplies into the country through imports as well as through our refineries. "As we speak today, we have 5 vessels serving products all over the country. And not only in Lagos, but also Port Harcout, Warri and Calabar. Apart from these vessels discharging, we also have private sector people that imported over 120 million and are discharging currently. In moving the product out into the hinterlands, we have a little option because most of the pipelines are still not working. "Because pipelines are not working, we are relying on about 100 percent trucking to the hinterlands. The plan is that going forward, from today, we will ensure that we give what is more than required in this country. The total requirement for the whole country is about 1300 trucks. But our plan is to make at least 1500 trucks available everyday. We want to make sure that we sustain the market in a very short time. You can see that Lagos is almost cleared. Abuja is getting better. Other places will follow. Apology to Nigerians "On behalf of the Minister, who is also NNPC GMD, we are very sorry for what has happened. And we are working very hard to ensure that this does not happen again. We are doing everything possible to have storage that will not allow us to experience this again. Once our depots are wet, it will not take anybody more than 4 hours to take the products from NNPC to any part of the country. "We are trying to ensure sustainable import, making sure that the refineries work and the pipelines also works. That will reduce all these incidences. Once we achieve that, queues will become things of the past in the country." By Levinus Nwabughiogu