Preshyjelly1:
am Precious by name from abia state, am 27yrs old and fair in complexion, an accountant and a fashion designer,I base in portharcourt, wil luv to meet a caring, luving, accomodating,Godfearing, working class guy, a guy who is ready 4 commitment, som1 who is ready to settle down dis yr or nextyr, 30 to 35 yrs old, he must be genotype AA cos am AS. tribe is nt barrier 4 me so LNG as ur a Christian.

35yr old guy, IT professional and based in Port Harcourt. 07019134914 call or Whatsapp.

Radiantrose:
Is it that there is no Port Harcourt guys here

07019134914 is my Num. Mature guy, financially stable and based in Port Harcourt.

Jeez2:
Hi everyone.
I'm in my late twenties, single, working and reside in Port Harcourt, from eastern part of Nigeria. I'm a Christian and a God fearing lady.

Interested in meeting up with a single matured guy (32-39) that resides in Port Harcourt, is working and may or may not be from Eastern Nigeria. Should also be a Christian and God fearing.

Let's be friends and see how it goes from there.

*sidenote* I love football ohhh and I'm an Arsenal fan.

I am a male, working in Port Harcourt. 08058162621 is my number

Most antivirus won't help you as they'll only maybe remove the shortcuts.
Now the first thing to do is to check that the files are still in your hard drive by checking your hard drive capacity in My Computer (if your operating system is lower than windows 10) or This PC (if your operating system is windows 10). This means the files are just hidden.
Then click on the start button and (for windows 10) search for "cmd" and run as administrator or (for windows 8 and lower) click on run and type CMD in the box that pops up.
Since its your HDD, type the following command: attrib -h -s /s /d and hit enter.
It should take some time but all your files should now be visible.
Good luck and let us know how it went

35yr old IT professional. Reside is PH. 08058162621. Only serious minded ladies

08058162621. Guy based in PH. Only serious minded ladies pls

Dammiesugar:
This life is funny! me that I can cook any kind of delicacy, never a dull moment with me, working with side hustle sef, no man to say I want meet your family�� Anyway uncle open your mind to her and if she’s not willing to change then let her go.

Message me if you're serious.

What you can do is very simple. Do an email to both banks and copy CBN and add any evidence you have. Sit back and watch them resolve you issue sharp sharp. You see, CBN has mandated these banks to resolve these kinds of issues in customer's favor within 3 working days. If they don't, they face severe penalties. Good luck!!

For a Phantom 5 you have to enable location settings. Once that is done, you can find it on the internet as the article describes

What to do when your smartphone is stolen

If you’ve ever had your smartphone stolen, you know how aggravating and embarrassing it can be. Not only does some thief now have possession of your entire digital life, he or she also knows that you never got past the third level of Candy Crush.
And while you undoubtedly feel violated and super pissed, there are some important things you should and shouldn’t do when you realize a thief has purloined your handset. Here’s where to start.
If you’ve got an iPhone
If you’ve got an iPhone, now is the time to pat yourself on the back for having the wherewithal to sign in to your iCloud account when you first set up your handset. (You did sign up, didn’t you?) That’s because you can now use Apple’s iCloud.com to remotely lock your handset to keep thieves from accessing your private information or reset your phone.

To use Find My iPhone, you’ll want to log in to your iCloud.com account from another device, using your Apple ID and password. Click on Find My iPhone, and select your stolen iPhone from the All Devices tab at the top of the screen. From there, you’ll be able to remotely lock your phone.

If, under the circumstances, you’re pretty certain that you won’t ever see your handset again, you might want to go ahead and just remotely erase it, to be doubly sure your information is safe. To do so, select Erase iPhone from the Find My iPhone device screen. The next time the thief connects your handset to the Internet, your iPhone will receive the erase message and automatically wipe itself.

Find My iPhone also, obviously, lets you locate your device, though you’ll have to make sure Location Services are always enabled. The feature is meant for those times when you lose your phone in the back of a cab or leave it somewhere in your house. If your phone was in fact stolen, however, you shouldn’t try to track it down via the app in an attempt to catch the person who stole your gadget.

Instead, you should contact the police and show them your device’s current location. They might be able to use that information to track down the perp and recover your phone. There’s no reason to confront a potentially violent thief over a phone. Leave that part to the professionals.

If you’ve got an Android phone

Android smartphone owners can use Google’s Android Device Manager to locate, lock, and erase their handsets. To use the site, you’ll first have to link your Google account with your phone. If you originally set up your phone using your Google account, then you’re already set. If not, you can link your Android phone with your account by activating Google Now.

If you visit Google.com from your PC and type lost smartphone, smartphone lost, or smartphone stolen into the search bar, your search results will automatically include a map and the system will begin searching for your phone.

If you have multiple phones, you can select the one that went missing from the top right corner of the map. You can then send commands to your phone such as Ring, Lock, Locate, or Erase by clicking the appropriate button in the bottom left corner of the map. You’ll have to make sure you leave your phone’s GPS on all the time, though, to track its location.

The same rules — about not trying to go all Charles Bronson on the thief who stole your phone — apply here: If your phone was stolen, contact the police and let them handle the situation.

Call your carrier

OK, so your phone has been stolen, and the police can’t really do much to get it back. That’s a serious bummer. But before you buy a new phone, or take to the streets in your spandex unitard to bring justice to your fair city, you should call your carrier to suspend your service.

Suspending your service ensures that the person who stole your phone can’t run up your bill or make any purchases from your device.

An ounce of prevention

Once you’ve finished cursing the sky and the person who stole your smartphone and moved on to a new handset, you’re going to want to take some steps to make sure your new gadget doesn’t get pilfered like your last one.

Your first move is to make sure to set up a password lock for your phone. This way, should your new handset be lost or stolen, you can ensure that no one can access your information.

From a simple crime-prevention standpoint, you should keep your smartphone in sight at all times. Leaving your handset on a table at a restaurant and walking away will just lead to trouble.

On a similar note, if you’re riding public transportation or walking around your city, you’ll want to try to keep from displaying your phone so that thieves have fewer opportunities to snag it.

And if you haven’t activated iCloud on your iPhone and registered your Android phone with your Google account, for God’s sake, do it.

https://www.yahoo.com/tech/what-to-do-when-your-smartphone-is-stolen-172150641.html

What to do when your smartphone is stolen

If you’ve ever had your smartphone stolen, you know how aggravating and embarrassing it can be. Not only does some thief now have possession of your entire digital life, he or she also knows that you never got past the third level of Candy Crush.
And while you undoubtedly feel violated and super pissed, there are some important things you should and shouldn’t do when you realize a thief has purloined your handset. Here’s where to start.
If you’ve got an iPhone
If you’ve got an iPhone, now is the time to pat yourself on the back for having the wherewithal to sign in to your iCloud account when you first set up your handset. (You did sign up, didn’t you?) That’s because you can now use Apple’s iCloud.com to remotely lock your handset to keep thieves from accessing your private information or reset your phone.

To use Find My iPhone, you’ll want to log in to your iCloud.com account from another device, using your Apple ID and password. Click on Find My iPhone, and select your stolen iPhone from the All Devices tab at the top of the screen. From there, you’ll be able to remotely lock your phone.

If, under the circumstances, you’re pretty certain that you won’t ever see your handset again, you might want to go ahead and just remotely erase it, to be doubly sure your information is safe. To do so, select Erase iPhone from the Find My iPhone device screen. The next time the thief connects your handset to the Internet, your iPhone will receive the erase message and automatically wipe itself.

Find My iPhone also, obviously, lets you locate your device, though you’ll have to make sure Location Services are always enabled. The feature is meant for those times when you lose your phone in the back of a cab or leave it somewhere in your house. If your phone was in fact stolen, however, you shouldn’t try to track it down via the app in an attempt to catch the person who stole your gadget.

Instead, you should contact the police and show them your device’s current location. They might be able to use that information to track down the perp and recover your phone. There’s no reason to confront a potentially violent thief over a phone. Leave that part to the professionals.

If you’ve got an Android phone

Android smartphone owners can use Google’s Android Device Manager to locate, lock, and erase their handsets. To use the site, you’ll first have to link your Google account with your phone. If you originally set up your phone using your Google account, then you’re already set. If not, you can link your Android phone with your account by activating Google Now.

If you visit Google.com from your PC and type lost smartphone, smartphone lost, or smartphone stolen into the search bar, your search results will automatically include a map and the system will begin searching for your phone.

If you have multiple phones, you can select the one that went missing from the top right corner of the map. You can then send commands to your phone such as Ring, Lock, Locate, or Erase by clicking the appropriate button in the bottom left corner of the map. You’ll have to make sure you leave your phone’s GPS on all the time, though, to track its location.

The same rules — about not trying to go all Charles Bronson on the thief who stole your phone — apply here: If your phone was stolen, contact the police and let them handle the situation.

Call your carrier

OK, so your phone has been stolen, and the police can’t really do much to get it back. That’s a serious bummer. But before you buy a new phone, or take to the streets in your spandex unitard to bring justice to your fair city, you should call your carrier to suspend your service.

Suspending your service ensures that the person who stole your phone can’t run up your bill or make any purchases from your device.

An ounce of prevention

Once you’ve finished cursing the sky and the person who stole your smartphone and moved on to a new handset, you’re going to want to take some steps to make sure your new gadget doesn’t get pilfered like your last one.

Your first move is to make sure to set up a password lock for your phone. This way, should your new handset be lost or stolen, you can ensure that no one can access your information.

From a simple crime-prevention standpoint, you should keep your smartphone in sight at all times. Leaving your handset on a table at a restaurant and walking away will just lead to trouble.

On a similar note, if you’re riding public transportation or walking around your city, you’ll want to try to keep from displaying your phone so that thieves have fewer opportunities to snag it.

And if you haven’t activated iCloud on your iPhone and registered your Android phone with your Google account, for God’s sake, do it.

https://www.yahoo.com/tech/what-to-do-when-your-smartphone-is-stolen-172150641.html

I have been on this promo page since it started last week trying to get the Tecno Phantom A+ at the promo price of 19k but it always seems to be out of stock or the page won't load. Finally, I saw that the phone in the promo isn't Phantom A+. Its the Phantom A. The difference is in the processor speed (A+ is 1.2GHz and Quad-core while the A is 1GHz and Dual-core). Please read the specs for more differences.

The University of Port Harcourt has just released the merit list for admission into the 2011/2012 session. Please check www.uniport.edu.ng for the full merit list. Goodluck!!

I hav a Huawei Ideos that runs android OS, any help on the settings to use for glo browsing. I already subscribed to always_micro data plan (24 hrs / 30 days / 150mb)

WTF is Buhari Talking abt Does he think we are so short memoried that we forget wat he did during his reign as presidentunfortunately the youths of this generation were worse hit by the misgovernanace of the Military (Buhari, Babangida and Abacha) so we cannot vote any of them into power. I only ask Buhari to be careful that he doesnt unleash a violence he cannot control because if the south, east and west  unleash our own brand of mayhem, northerners go flee go Niger and Chad. GEJ was a popular choice, campaigned very widely, very well and vigorously,articulated his plans for Nigeria and he won. Anyone rejecting the results should go hug transformer!!!

Just seen the site. I see that u're using Joomla - thats good. I think that the colour is too dark and needs a little lightening up. Would like to join but let me first see wat I'm getting into. mail me eduudofia@yahoo.com.
looking to hear frm u

has anyone seen the sites www.q88.com and www.bloomberg.com? I need to do a site with the concept of these two sites strictly for the nigerian context. Any suggestions,  Anyone that can help.??, !!