Uber Nigeria's customer care is truly the bomb. Their customer service has no match, but I can't say the same for the ride experience.

I write about my last experience with Uber Lagos here. The ride was not great, but the customer service as usual did well to make me feel better about the whole experience

I just liked your post. I wonder why you could not like mine. And you were signed in?

It's a Like link, just at the bottom of each post.

alwaysvik:
It just occurred to me that Nairaland doesn't have a "Like" button!

Good news everyone,

You don't need to install a Yoruba keyboard to create tone marked Yoruba documents anymore. There's a new tool that will help you disintegrate the tone marking process from the content creation process in a very seamless way.

The website http://yorubaintonation.somee.com exists to make the process of adding intonation to your Yoruba text very easy. The advantage of using the tone marking tool over the more commonplace approach of typing with special Yoruba keyboard is that your writing process is not hindered by the tone marking process which can be pretty mentally tasking. Also, you can add tone marks to your Yoruba from any device, be it phone or laptop; as long as you have a device that can access the internet through a web browser. No installations required.

Just type your Yoruba text using regular keyboard characters when you're feeling creative and then, do (or even delegate) the bulk intonation later with the help of the Yoruba tone marking tool at http://yorubaintonation.somee.com.

Good news everyone,

You don't need to install a Yoruba keyboard to create tone marked Yoruba documents anymore. There's a new tool that will help you disintegrate the tone marking process from the content creation process in a very seamless way.

The website http://yorubaintonation.somee.com exists to make the process of adding intonation to your Yoruba text very easy. The advantage of using the tone marking tool over the more commonplace approach of typing with special Yoruba keyboard is that your writing process is not hindered by the tone marking process which can be pretty mentally tasking. Also, you can add tone marks to your Yoruba from any device, be it phone or laptop; as long as you have a device that can access the internet through a web browser. No installations required.

Just type your Yoruba text using regular keyboard characters when you're feeling creative and then, do (or even delegate) the bulk intonation later with the help of the Yoruba tone marking tool at http://yorubaintonation.somee.com.

Phemour:
Our main motive here in Nairaland is to electronically Gossip About Education, Solve Problem Concerning Education, and also Brighten Education Future.

But in this thread we’re going to make a Dictionary of our own for Nigerians, we’ll be converting words from Yoruba to English, Hausa to English, Igbo to English.

English Language Examinations test our ability to comprehend words and also English Language is inescapable when it comes to Nigerian education. Therefore, we need not to falter to make words in an understandable way for Nigerians to improve Nigerian English

Here we go

Note: When writing in Yoruba, Igbo or Hausa language it should always be in Italics

Some one should help, I need

Philanthropist in Yoruba

Extremist in Hausa

Ifunaya in English



Phemour
Edu. Mod

Hello Aare,

I believe the online tone marking tool for Yoruba language at http://yorubaintonation.somee.com can come in handy for people learning Yoruba. Just thought to drop that here, in case anyone needs to add intonation to their Yoruba text but does not have a Yoruba keyboard installed.

Aare2050:
I welcome you to my blog.

My name is Akanle Bamishile j.

A graduate of Adeyemi College of Education. Ondo state, affiliated to Obafemi awolowo University. Ile-ife.

I have the following Qualification
Bachelor of art in Education Yoruba Language. With a second class upper division.

I created this blog to showcase the beauty and rich language of the Yoruba people of Nigeria West Africa.

I will be teaching my audience the following:

1. The Yoruba Language
2. The Yoruba culture
3. The similarities and differences between Yoruba and other cultures and ethnic in Nigeria.

You are welcome here as we shall kick start our learning today.

For questions and enquiries
Message me on harkanley@gmail.com
Or WhatsApp me in +2347033401755.

Welcome ones again

Source: http://yorubalanguageschool..com.ng/?m=1

Tmonex:
Hi guys, I was working on a linguistics project that requires typing the yoruba and ogori language with their intonations[amin]...

Is it Possible?...i did nt get much from google

It's a pity this is coming years after but I hope it can help someone who finds themselves in your situation anytime in the future.

The website yorubaintonation.somee.com exists to make the process of adding intonation to your Yoruba text very easy. The advantage of using the tone marking tool over the more commonplace typing with special Yoruba keyboard approach is that your writing and thinking process is not hindered by the tone marking process which can be pretty mentally tasking. Also, you can add tone marks to your Yoruba from any device, be it phone or laptop; as long as you have a device that can access the internet through a web browser. No installations required.

Just type your text in regular keyboard characters when you're feeling creative and do the intonation in bulk using the Yoruba tone marking tool at http://yorubaintonation.somee.com

The article originally appeared here: http://dejiolowe.com/2016/11/07/mcash-would-change-the-future-of-payments-in-nigeria/

Be nice and reward the author with a reference

rhapsody:
The Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System (NIBSS), along with numerous banks, have launched mCash as an alternative payment system in the populous country in Africa.

mCash rides on USSD and anyone can easily use the code to make payments at large stores, corner shops, etc. The mCash payment system, which is automatically available to over 28 million account holders in Nigeria, can be used with any smart or feature phone.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has been pushing electronic payments in Nigeria for years. The elaborate program, dubbed Cash-less Nigeria, was driven massively in partnership with banks, switches, schemes and other stakeholders. The results have been fantastic as electronic payments in Nigeria is on a tear.

Despite the massive success of the Cash-less Nigeria program, merchant payments using Point of Sales (POS) terminals have not been as successful. Payments at POS terminals have been bedeviled with a lot of issues: High cost of terminals, which has been exacerbated by the devalued Naira. Poor telco data/GPRS infrastructure. Overregulation of participation and fees, which has made the business to be highly unprofitable. The list of issues goes on.

It was no surprise that banks started pulling back. Many at times, merchants desirous of having terminals are not given because they may not have enough transactions to allow the banks breakeven.

Not deterred by these, NIBSS and some banks rallied around to design a new payment system which would latch on to the recent success of the USSD banking in Nigeria.

Rising from the ashes of mobile money in Nigeria, another failed experiment in the quest for a cashless society, banks quickly repurposed their USSD codes to connect directly to bank accounts instead of mobile wallets. As the average Nigerian is already used to using USSD codes to load airtime or select call back tunes, there was an immediate affinity. USSD banking in Nigeria now has more users than all other channels apart from payment cards.

The mCash payment system allows account holders to dial their bank codes or a special general purpose code and then pay any merchant. The paying customers and merchants do not need to be with the same bank. The transactions ride on the existing NIBSS Instant Payment infrastructure. Merchants get settled instantly instead of waiting until the next day as it would be for POS transactions. Banks do not need to create additional back office processes as the payment transactions are treated like regular NIP transfer payments.

Even the merchants love the new system as they would not need to pay interchange or MSC.

This is a new payment system and the jury is still out on how transformational it could be. It has all the potentials of a successful platform: reach, ease of use and cost to merchants.

Exactly the feeling I got moving around the annex compound. Feels a lot more like an FGC that an University campus

alentyno:
Why does it look like an FGC

obenje28:
ok as tell u,,,i don get job oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.

Thanks uuuu

Lame guy.

eddd:
Pls house dis is very urgent.
How do I get to Ozone at yaba from Gbagada.

1. Take a bus from Gbagada to Yaba;
2. From Yaba bus-stop, take a twenty naira bus to Sabo; alight at Ozone

Note: Step 2 is a distance you can cover on foot with ten minutes

or

1. Take a bus from Gbagada to Bariga
2. Take a bus from Bariga to Yaba
3. From Yaba bus-stop, take a twenty naira bus to Sabo; alight at Ozone

Note: Step 3 is a distance you can cover on foot with ten minutes

dapoola:


I would like a Kawasaki bike... but is it in the range that I specified...? also what year is it. you can send me pix of ur offer to kehinde.olajide@aol.com ... thanks

how did the deal go? did you get a great power bike?

I need Microsoft Office 2010 or later. Please, holla @ me if:

- You have the installer;
- You are accessible within Ikeja, Agege, Iyana-Ipaja environs and;
- You are willing to share your installer for free.

Thanks.

P.S.: I prefer to get a tested and confirmed software, than to do trial-and-error buying discs from computer village.

Nice

Nice thread. Useful information for me in my impending purchase of beginner swimwear.

I have only tried to ship stuff into Nigeria from ASOS once. It was not an entirely bad experience, thanks to their good customer service, but it did not turn out as good as I'd hoped for.

The order did not arrive at the specified date. And in fact, it did not arrive, even over 4 months after the expected delivery date. So, with little hope, I got across to ASOS customer service (via em-mail), and within a few hours, they had responded to me and processed a refund for my unfulfilled order.

Since then though (despite getting a refund and a discount coupon), I have not tried to make another order due to the negative experience. I am looking for someone who has made several successfully delivered orders from ASOS to Nigeria to give me fail-safe tips on shopping successfully on ASOS from Nigeria (directly). Kindly hit me up on zifahblogs@gmail.com, if you care to help.