July 13,2012
Airtel data bundles for browsing the internet refer to the periodic data plan for browsing the internet from your phones or device. You can choose the data plan that suits you. After making this choice you can purchase data bundle either by USSD activation code or by sending the data plan code via SMS to 141.The corresponding cost of the data bundle will be deducted from your account. This may be sustained or changed with the passage of time(Terms and conditions apply). I however envisage that it will get better and better with time.
Plan (Daily)-Data (10MB)—Price—(N100)—Validity (24hrs)—Code(*141*11*1#)
Plan (Weekly)-Data (25MB)—Price (N400)—Validity (7days)—Code(*141*11*2#)
Plan (Easy)-Data (80MB)—Price (N500)—Validity(14days)-Code(*141*11*3#)
Plan (Life)-Data (200MB)—Price(N1000)—Validity(30days)—Code(*141*11*4#)
Plan (Midi)-Data (250MB)—Price(N1300)—Validity(30days)—Code(*141*11*5#)
Plan (Surf)-Data (500MB)—Price(N2000)—Validity(30days)—Code(*141*11*6#)
Plan (Smart/Tab/Pad)-Data(1024MB)--Price(N3000)-Validity(30days)-Code(*141*11*7#)
DATA PLANS FOR DATA CARD, MIFI AND ROUTERS
Plan(Day)-Data(150MB)—Price(N500)—Validity(24hrs)—Code(*141*12*1#)—SMS Code(103)
Plan(Plus)-Data(3072)—Price(N5000)—Bonus(1536)—Validity(30days)—Code(*141*12*2#)—SMS Code(101)
Plan(Max)—Data(5120)—Price(N8000)—Bonus(2560MB)—Validity(30days)—Code(*141*12*3#)—SMS Code(102)
Plan(Premium)—Data(10240MB)—Price(N15000)—Bonus(5120MB)—Validity(30days)—Code(*141*12*4#)—SMS Code(105)
Plan(Weekend)-Data(3072)—Price(N3000)—Bonus(1536MB)—Validity(30days)—Code(*141*12*5#)—SMS Code(108)
Plan(Night-off peak)-Data(3072MB)—Price(N2500)—Bonus(1536MB)—Validity(30days)—Code(*141*12*6#)—SMSCode(107)
You can contact customer care on 111 free of charge for any further query Airtel data bundles for browsing the internet or e-mail us on onlinenaija@gmail.com You can subscribe to our monthly updates through www.onlinenaijatech.blogspot.com . Please note that these plans can change any time without any prior notice, it is your duty to constantly update yourself by visiting Airtel website or the Nigeria Technology Archive
Friday 13 July 2012
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Wednesday 11 July 2012
ETISALAT DATA BUNDLES
July 11,2012
Below are Etisalat Data Bundles plans for browsing the internet in Nigeria. Once the decision of the choice of data bundle is reached , all we need to do is dial the access code and the corresponding charges will be deducted from the account balance.Once a data plan is choosen and not yet expired there will be the need to opt out to migrate to another Data plan by dialing *229*0#.
Plan(Monthly)--Price(N1000)--Data(200MB)---Code(*229*2*1#)
Plan( Monthly)--Price(N2000)--Data(500MB)---Code( *229*2*2#)
Plan(Monthly)--Price(N4000)--Data(1GB)---Code(*229*2*4#)
Plan (Monthly)--Price( N6500)--Data(3GB)---Code( *229*2*3#)
Plan (Monthly)--Price(N8000)--Data(6GB)---Code(*229*2*5#)
Plan (Daily)--Price(N100)--Data(100MB)---Code(*229*3*1#)
Plan (Weekly)--Price(N500)--Data(50MB)---Code( *229*3*4#)
Plan (Nights&wkend)--Price(N4000)--Data(3GB)---Code(*229*3*3#)
To check data balance dial *228# or call Etisalat Nigeria customer care on 200 for free. Please note that Etisalat Data Bundles can change without any prior notice, you have to keep updates by constantly visiting Etisalat website or the Nigeria Technology Archive at wwww.onlinenaijatech.blogspot.com .
You can subscribe to our periodic update. If you find this information useful you can share with friends through the means provided below.
/>Below are Etisalat Data Bundles plans for browsing the internet in Nigeria. Once the decision of the choice of data bundle is reached , all we need to do is dial the access code and the corresponding charges will be deducted from the account balance.Once a data plan is choosen and not yet expired there will be the need to opt out to migrate to another Data plan by dialing *229*0#.
Plan(Monthly)--Price(N1000)--Data(200MB)---Code(*229*2*1#)
Plan( Monthly)--Price(N2000)--Data(500MB)---Code( *229*2*2#)
Plan(Monthly)--Price(N4000)--Data(1GB)---Code(*229*2*4#)
Plan (Monthly)--Price( N6500)--Data(3GB)---Code( *229*2*3#)
Plan (Monthly)--Price(N8000)--Data(6GB)---Code(*229*2*5#)
Plan (Daily)--Price(N100)--Data(100MB)---Code(*229*3*1#)
Plan (Weekly)--Price(N500)--Data(50MB)---Code( *229*3*4#)
Plan (Nights&wkend)--Price(N4000)--Data(3GB)---Code(*229*3*3#)
To check data balance dial *228# or call Etisalat Nigeria customer care on 200 for free. Please note that Etisalat Data Bundles can change without any prior notice, you have to keep updates by constantly visiting Etisalat website or the Nigeria Technology Archive at wwww.onlinenaijatech.blogspot.com .
You can subscribe to our periodic update. If you find this information useful you can share with friends through the means provided below.
MTN DATA BUNDLES FOR BROWSING THE INTERNET
July 11,2012
MTN Data Bundles for browsing the internet refer to the data plans for surfing the Internet in Nigeria from cell phones or computer. There are various options of data plan to choose from. After making this choice text data migration code to 131 (see below)an SMS confirming the success of the migration would be received and the corresponding fee would be deducted from the recepient account. MTN data bundles are as follows:
Bundle Plan (Daily)-Data(10MB)---Validity(24hrs)---Price(N100)---Code(104)
Bundle Plan (7days)-Data(25MB)---Validity(24/7)---Price(N400)---Code(105)
Bundle Plan(30days)-Data(100MB)---Validity(24/7)---Price(N1000)---Code(106)
Bundle Plan(30days)-Data(250MB)---Validity(24/7)---Price(N1300)---Code(109)
Bundle Plan (Daily)-Data(150MB)---Validity(24hrs)---Price(N500)---Code(103)
Bundle Plan(30days)-Data(1GB)---Validity(24/7)---Price(N3500)---Code(111)
Bundle Plan (Night)-Data(3GB)---Validity(9pm-6am)---Price(N2500)---Code(102)
Bundle Plan (Wkend)-Data(3GB)---Validity(9pm(Fri)-6am(Mon))---Price(N3000)-Code(108)
Bundle Plan (Day Time)-Data(3GB)---Validity(9am-9pm(30days)---Price(N6000)-Code(107)
Bundle Plan (30days)-Data(5GB)---Validity(24/7)---Price(N8000)---Code(101)
To check data balance, SMS 2 to 131.
When data bundle is used up, 5kobo per kilobyte applies. It is cheaper to buy data bundle, imagine 5kobo per kilobyte will amount to spending N500 for 10MB, where as it only cost N100 if purchased via bundle plan.
For further query on MTN Data Bundles for browsing the Internet Feel free to call MTN Nigeria customer care on 180( it is a toll- free number). You can also contact us at onlinenaija@gmail.com. If you find this information useful share it with friends through the means provided below. Enjoy surfing the internet.
/>MTN Data Bundles for browsing the internet refer to the data plans for surfing the Internet in Nigeria from cell phones or computer. There are various options of data plan to choose from. After making this choice text data migration code to 131 (see below)an SMS confirming the success of the migration would be received and the corresponding fee would be deducted from the recepient account. MTN data bundles are as follows:
Bundle Plan (Daily)-Data(10MB)---Validity(24hrs)---Price(N100)---Code(104)
Bundle Plan (7days)-Data(25MB)---Validity(24/7)---Price(N400)---Code(105)
Bundle Plan(30days)-Data(100MB)---Validity(24/7)---Price(N1000)---Code(106)
Bundle Plan(30days)-Data(250MB)---Validity(24/7)---Price(N1300)---Code(109)
Bundle Plan (Daily)-Data(150MB)---Validity(24hrs)---Price(N500)---Code(103)
Bundle Plan(30days)-Data(1GB)---Validity(24/7)---Price(N3500)---Code(111)
Bundle Plan (Night)-Data(3GB)---Validity(9pm-6am)---Price(N2500)---Code(102)
Bundle Plan (Wkend)-Data(3GB)---Validity(9pm(Fri)-6am(Mon))---Price(N3000)-Code(108)
Bundle Plan (Day Time)-Data(3GB)---Validity(9am-9pm(30days)---Price(N6000)-Code(107)
Bundle Plan (30days)-Data(5GB)---Validity(24/7)---Price(N8000)---Code(101)
To check data balance, SMS 2 to 131.
When data bundle is used up, 5kobo per kilobyte applies. It is cheaper to buy data bundle, imagine 5kobo per kilobyte will amount to spending N500 for 10MB, where as it only cost N100 if purchased via bundle plan.
For further query on MTN Data Bundles for browsing the Internet Feel free to call MTN Nigeria customer care on 180( it is a toll- free number). You can also contact us at onlinenaija@gmail.com. If you find this information useful share it with friends through the means provided below. Enjoy surfing the internet.
5 Reasons why you need to register your Business Name
July 11,2012
The following are 5 reasons why you need to register your Business:
1. It distinguishes you and your Business: With the increasing spate of corruption and other associated fraudulent activities, operating with a registered business name will give you a distinguished status and trust from the public. Because registering your business require your details with respected members of the public vetting for you.
2. Access to credit facilities: Your registered status as a Trader gives you access to credit facility from your bank and other similar financial houses easily than when you are not.
3. Fast Transactions: You receive preferential treatment wherever you transact, hence it reduces average time spent in most of your business dealings.
4. Enjoy exclusive rights: There are business offers that only be given to registered business owners. There are also incentives you receive from the government of the day such as tax holidays, tax refunds and other incentives which you may not otherwise be privilege to access.
5. Legal Status: By possessing a registered Business name your business has a legal status, that is your business can sue and be sued. This saves your business from being an object of victimisation.
For further assistance on this subject, you can subscribe to the Global Technology Archive periodic updates log on to http://onlinenaija.blogspot.com
The following are 5 reasons why you need to register your Business:
1. It distinguishes you and your Business: With the increasing spate of corruption and other associated fraudulent activities, operating with a registered business name will give you a distinguished status and trust from the public. Because registering your business require your details with respected members of the public vetting for you.
2. Access to credit facilities: Your registered status as a Trader gives you access to credit facility from your bank and other similar financial houses easily than when you are not.
3. Fast Transactions: You receive preferential treatment wherever you transact, hence it reduces average time spent in most of your business dealings.
4. Enjoy exclusive rights: There are business offers that only be given to registered business owners. There are also incentives you receive from the government of the day such as tax holidays, tax refunds and other incentives which you may not otherwise be privilege to access.
5. Legal Status: By possessing a registered Business name your business has a legal status, that is your business can sue and be sued. This saves your business from being an object of victimisation.
For further assistance on this subject, you can subscribe to the Global Technology Archive periodic updates log on to http://onlinenaija.blogspot.com
Tuesday 10 July 2012
How to Migrate from Etisalat Easy starter to Easy cliq and Easy cliq to Easy starter
July 10,2012
Below are the requisite steps to migrate from Etisalat Easy starter to Easy cliq:
To migrate from Easy starter to Easy cliq dial *244*1#
To migrate from Easy cliq to EasyStarter dial *244*2#
If you are migrating for the first time it is free of charge but after then you will be charged N100 subsequently.
Dial 200 to contact customer care for any further query. You can also subscribe to our periodic updates through your e-mail account,
you will find the process below.
If you find this information useful share it with friends and family members through the means provided below.
Below are the requisite steps to migrate from Etisalat Easy starter to Easy cliq:
To migrate from Easy starter to Easy cliq dial *244*1#
To migrate from Easy cliq to EasyStarter dial *244*2#
If you are migrating for the first time it is free of charge but after then you will be charged N100 subsequently.
Dial 200 to contact customer care for any further query. You can also subscribe to our periodic updates through your e-mail account,
you will find the process below.
If you find this information useful share it with friends and family members through the means provided below.
Corporate Affairs Commission(CAC)
July 10,2012
The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) is the agency responsible for the registration of Business names, corporate organisations and Incorporated Trustees. This businesses and Bodies are grouped into three namely:
A. Public Limited Companies ( PLC)
Private Limited Companies (LTD)
Unlimited Companies (UNLTD)
Companies Limited by Guarantee (LBG)
B. Business Name
C. Incorporated Trustee
Each group has its own requirements and fees for registration.
The good news today is that you can now register your business online unlike the hazels of the past when you need to make several journeys with its attendant risk and at the end ,the whole process may be delayed and messed up. They’ve introduced e-payment system, check availability of intended business name, your business status in terms of the registration process and other businesses that you may want to confirm their registration status and existence.
If you however wish to download the forms filled them and mailed to the address provided is also allowed. They have branches all over the federation. This will also help you to monitor the activities of agents if you decide to use one. All agents are registered, so always endeavour to get their registration code, this will aid you to check their activities online. They will however charge you agent fees
The cost of registration may not be as much as you think but the attendant benefits are more.
For example, the official fee for registration Business name is N 4000 plus perhaps other associated cost may not total N 10000.
You can log unto their website for further query:
www.cacnigeria.net
www.cacnigeria.com
www.cacnigeria.org
You can contact us via e-mail at onlinenaijatech@gmail.com Or you can subscribe to our periodic updates via http://onlinenaijatech.blogspot.com If you find this information useful share it with Families and Friends through the means provided below.
The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) is the agency responsible for the registration of Business names, corporate organisations and Incorporated Trustees. This businesses and Bodies are grouped into three namely:
A. Public Limited Companies ( PLC)
Private Limited Companies (LTD)
Unlimited Companies (UNLTD)
Companies Limited by Guarantee (LBG)
B. Business Name
C. Incorporated Trustee
Each group has its own requirements and fees for registration.
The good news today is that you can now register your business online unlike the hazels of the past when you need to make several journeys with its attendant risk and at the end ,the whole process may be delayed and messed up. They’ve introduced e-payment system, check availability of intended business name, your business status in terms of the registration process and other businesses that you may want to confirm their registration status and existence.
If you however wish to download the forms filled them and mailed to the address provided is also allowed. They have branches all over the federation. This will also help you to monitor the activities of agents if you decide to use one. All agents are registered, so always endeavour to get their registration code, this will aid you to check their activities online. They will however charge you agent fees
The cost of registration may not be as much as you think but the attendant benefits are more.
For example, the official fee for registration Business name is N 4000 plus perhaps other associated cost may not total N 10000.
You can log unto their website for further query:
www.cacnigeria.net
www.cacnigeria.com
www.cacnigeria.org
You can contact us via e-mail at onlinenaijatech@gmail.com Or you can subscribe to our periodic updates via http://onlinenaijatech.blogspot.com If you find this information useful share it with Families and Friends through the means provided below.
CBN Cash-Less Economy
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has introduced e-based transaction system which stipulates a ‘’cash handling charge’’ on a daily cash withdrawals that exceed N500,000 for individuals and N3,000,000 for corporate bodies. This is aimed at reducing the amount of cash in circulation but not completely eliminating cash transactions for the payment of goods and services. In other words if your transactions exceed this daily limit you will pay charges for that amount over which it exceeded these limit. The aim for this is to achieve the following:
1. To bring about speedy development in the Nigerian Economy and moderate payments system in line with vision 2020. That is to groom the economy to be one of the top 20 Economies in the World. Cash-less economy is a key enabler for the attainment of this vision.
2. For safety purposes: This will bring about less cash carriage hence less risk of been attacked by armed robbers, fire incidence and flooding activities.
3. Reduce cost of cash handling: The movement of cash is costly along the value chain- from CBN and the Banks and then to the customers, the cost of doing so is therefore reduced.
4. Monetary Policy Improvement: The effectiveness of monetary policy is made possible at controlling inflation and driving economic growth when money in circulation can be curtailed.
5. Reduce Corruption: High cash usage engenders corruption leakages and money laundering amongst other cash-related fraudulent activities.
6. Fast Transactions: The e-payment system has been proved to be the fastest means of payment hence fastest means of transactions.
This framework has been launched in Lagos commencing from March 30th,2012. It will commence in other states from January, 2013. Individuals will need to possess Current account to benefit from this framework. If you find this information useful share it with friends and Family members, you can do so through the means provided below. Visit CBN website for any further query.
You can contact us via e-mail to onlinenaija@gmail.com You can also subscribe to our periodic updates via www.onlinenaijatech.blogspot.com
Monday 9 July 2012
Free SMS to GSM numbers from Google
July 09,2012
Google Chat allows you to send free SMS to Cell Phones for free. Instead of spending quite a fortune on Bulk SMS all you need is a Gmail account (email account). After opening the account follow the following steps:
1. Click the gear Icon
2. Select the LABS TAB
3. Scroll down until you see text messaging (SMS) in chat, select enable and save changes.
The following are supported mobile operators in Nigeria.
1. Airtel
2. Globacom
3. MTN
4. Etisalat
5. Starcom
6. Visafone
As you navigate through you will be told further details on how keep your account operating.
For any further assistance contact us on onlinenaija@gmail.com. Subscribe to our periodic updates and share with friends.
Google Chat allows you to send free SMS to Cell Phones for free. Instead of spending quite a fortune on Bulk SMS all you need is a Gmail account (email account). After opening the account follow the following steps:
1. Click the gear Icon
2. Select the LABS TAB
3. Scroll down until you see text messaging (SMS) in chat, select enable and save changes.
The following are supported mobile operators in Nigeria.
1. Airtel
2. Globacom
3. MTN
4. Etisalat
5. Starcom
6. Visafone
As you navigate through you will be told further details on how keep your account operating.
For any further assistance contact us on onlinenaija@gmail.com. Subscribe to our periodic updates and share with friends.
Over the Air Sim Swap for Etisalat Subsribers
July 09,2012
Etisalat has made it possible to do Sim Swap over the air easily without having to visit any of the Experience Centres. In over the air Sim Swap, all one need to do is buy new SIM PACK, send the PUK and SERIAL NUMBER of the new and old Sim cards by calling customer care on 200 free of charge.
There will be the need to make available four numbers we constantly call.Usually within twenty four hours new SIM is activated. There you are, you are back on Air.
If you have any other query with respect to Over the Air Sim Swap for Etisalat subscribers, please call Etisalat customer care on 200 free of charge.
You can also reach us on onlinenaija@gmail.com . This is for Nigeria subscribers only.
Etisalat has made it possible to do Sim Swap over the air easily without having to visit any of the Experience Centres. In over the air Sim Swap, all one need to do is buy new SIM PACK, send the PUK and SERIAL NUMBER of the new and old Sim cards by calling customer care on 200 free of charge.
There will be the need to make available four numbers we constantly call.Usually within twenty four hours new SIM is activated. There you are, you are back on Air.
If you have any other query with respect to Over the Air Sim Swap for Etisalat subscribers, please call Etisalat customer care on 200 free of charge.
You can also reach us on onlinenaija@gmail.com . This is for Nigeria subscribers only.
Saturday 30 June 2012
Top Five Reasons while Blogging is important for Business owners
June 30,2012
The following are top five reasons why Blogging is important for Business owners:
1 Virile Marketing Tool: Blogging has assumed one of the best marketing tools in modern times. Any enterprise that has the vision of making any meaning progress within the shortest possible time most necessarily be online. Research has shown that online marketing has the highest returns with low cost compared with other avenues.
2 Credibility: Having your presence and that of your business online add more credibility to you and your business. Unlike in the past when very few could afford the cost of doing so, the opportunity offered by modern day internet facilities to blog is something worthwhile and one should fully take advantage of it. Intelligent presentation of your views on topical issues with respect to your niche could draw attention to you and your Company.
3 Make a better writer out of you: Being regular in blogging has the tendency to improve your writing ability in terms of quality and coherence of thought or ideas that is not common place. It undoubtedly will also improve your vocal ability because you got the fact as a result of various researches you are involved in.
4 Direct contact with clients: You have the ability to communicate directly with your clients with instant feedback. Sometimes multiple intermediaries can jeopardise the essence of marketing. Hence with speedy awareness of performance and public perception of activities of your business, necessary adjustments can be taken without delay. This will definitely promote and enhance the growth of your business.
5 Help in Networking: Blogging afford you the opportunity to meet people that are like minded, hence cross fertilisation of ideas is made possible. It is the best avenue to engage in intelligent discursions and informed decisions would usually emerge. Recent developments and better ways of doing business is usually easily accessed and developed.
These reasons given above is a eye opener why Blogging is important to Business owners. Feel free to comment on your understanding about Blogging relative to Business owners.
The following are top five reasons why Blogging is important for Business owners:
1 Virile Marketing Tool: Blogging has assumed one of the best marketing tools in modern times. Any enterprise that has the vision of making any meaning progress within the shortest possible time most necessarily be online. Research has shown that online marketing has the highest returns with low cost compared with other avenues.
2 Credibility: Having your presence and that of your business online add more credibility to you and your business. Unlike in the past when very few could afford the cost of doing so, the opportunity offered by modern day internet facilities to blog is something worthwhile and one should fully take advantage of it. Intelligent presentation of your views on topical issues with respect to your niche could draw attention to you and your Company.
3 Make a better writer out of you: Being regular in blogging has the tendency to improve your writing ability in terms of quality and coherence of thought or ideas that is not common place. It undoubtedly will also improve your vocal ability because you got the fact as a result of various researches you are involved in.
4 Direct contact with clients: You have the ability to communicate directly with your clients with instant feedback. Sometimes multiple intermediaries can jeopardise the essence of marketing. Hence with speedy awareness of performance and public perception of activities of your business, necessary adjustments can be taken without delay. This will definitely promote and enhance the growth of your business.
5 Help in Networking: Blogging afford you the opportunity to meet people that are like minded, hence cross fertilisation of ideas is made possible. It is the best avenue to engage in intelligent discursions and informed decisions would usually emerge. Recent developments and better ways of doing business is usually easily accessed and developed.
These reasons given above is a eye opener why Blogging is important to Business owners. Feel free to comment on your understanding about Blogging relative to Business owners.
Sunday 24 June 2012
How to Configure your Phones with Airtel Sim Card to Browse the Internet
June 24,2012
There are two ways of gaining access to the internet on your mobile phone using Airtel Sim Card. How to configure Phones with airtel Sim card to browse the Internet:
1 Automatic access: If your handset or device is internet enabled and compatible with over the air configuration, send the word ‘’INTERNET’’ with the name of the phone and its model to 232.For example if your phone name is Nokia 2700, SMS ‘'INTERNET Nokia 2700’’ to 232. You will receive a reply asking you to save the settings, if you are asked for a pin use 0 and for a larger pin use 0000.
2 Manual Configuration. If your phone does not support automatic configuration you will need to configure it manually with the following steps below:
Homepage = http://wap.ng.airtel.com
Port: = 8080
Acess Point Name(APN): = internet.ng.airtel.com
Username : = (You can leave it blank)
Password: = (You can leave it blank)
Authentication: = Normal
Press MENU and select SAVE SETTINGS/CHANGES
You can make further enquiries by calling Airtel customer care free of charge on 111 for prepaid and 131 for post paid. You can also log on to their website or contact us on onlinenaija@gmail.com .If you find this information on How to configure phones with Airtel Sim Card to browse the Internet useful share it with friends using the links below.
/>There are two ways of gaining access to the internet on your mobile phone using Airtel Sim Card. How to configure Phones with airtel Sim card to browse the Internet:
1 Automatic access: If your handset or device is internet enabled and compatible with over the air configuration, send the word ‘’INTERNET’’ with the name of the phone and its model to 232.For example if your phone name is Nokia 2700, SMS ‘'INTERNET Nokia 2700’’ to 232. You will receive a reply asking you to save the settings, if you are asked for a pin use 0 and for a larger pin use 0000.
2 Manual Configuration. If your phone does not support automatic configuration you will need to configure it manually with the following steps below:
Homepage = http://wap.ng.airtel.com
Port: = 8080
Acess Point Name(APN): = internet.ng.airtel.com
Username : = (You can leave it blank)
Password: = (You can leave it blank)
Authentication: = Normal
Press MENU and select SAVE SETTINGS/CHANGES
You can make further enquiries by calling Airtel customer care free of charge on 111 for prepaid and 131 for post paid. You can also log on to their website or contact us on onlinenaija@gmail.com .If you find this information on How to configure phones with Airtel Sim Card to browse the Internet useful share it with friends using the links below.
Saturday 23 June 2012
How to Configure your Phone with MTN Sim Card to Browse the internet
June 23,2012
How to configure Your phone with MTN Sim card to Browse the Internet is not a difficult process. It can be done automatically or manually. The handset need to be internet enabled in order to be able to browse the net.
When a registered Sim card is inserted into an internet compactible phone and no internet Settings is received, SMS the word SETTINGS to 3888 Toll free. If the handset allows it, over the air configuration would be casrried out immediately via an SMS. The SEETINGS received should be saved immediatelly. Ensure you do so quickly to avoid deleting it.
Not all phones that will allow over the air configuration with MTN Sim card to browse the Internet. If the phone falls into this category there is the need to configure it manually with the following steps:
Go to MENU and navigate through to configuration settings then fill in the following:
Account Name = MTN GPRS
IP Address = 10.199.212.2
Port = 9201(for WAP) 8080(for HTML)
Username = Web
Password = Web
Access Point Name (APN) = Web.gprs.mtnnigeria.net
Press MENU/OPTIONS and select SAVE SETTINGS/CHANGES
NOTE: The same Configuration applies to GPRS and 3.5G
For any further enquiries you can visit MTN on www.mtnonline.com or
Email your comments to onlinenaija@gmail.com .
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/>How to configure Your phone with MTN Sim card to Browse the Internet is not a difficult process. It can be done automatically or manually. The handset need to be internet enabled in order to be able to browse the net.
When a registered Sim card is inserted into an internet compactible phone and no internet Settings is received, SMS the word SETTINGS to 3888 Toll free. If the handset allows it, over the air configuration would be casrried out immediately via an SMS. The SEETINGS received should be saved immediatelly. Ensure you do so quickly to avoid deleting it.
Not all phones that will allow over the air configuration with MTN Sim card to browse the Internet. If the phone falls into this category there is the need to configure it manually with the following steps:
Go to MENU and navigate through to configuration settings then fill in the following:
Account Name = MTN GPRS
IP Address = 10.199.212.2
Port = 9201(for WAP) 8080(for HTML)
Username = Web
Password = Web
Access Point Name (APN) = Web.gprs.mtnnigeria.net
Press MENU/OPTIONS and select SAVE SETTINGS/CHANGES
NOTE: The same Configuration applies to GPRS and 3.5G
For any further enquiries you can visit MTN on www.mtnonline.com or
Email your comments to onlinenaija@gmail.com .
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How to Configure your Phone with GLO Sim Card to Browse the Internet
June 23,2012
WAP Access Configuration
The steps below describe how to configure you Phone with Glo Sim card to browse the internet(WAP) generally especially those devices that cannot be configured automatically by the network. Depending on the type of device, the menu names and prompts may differ.
Follow the steps below:
1. Go to SETTINGS
2. Then CONNECTIONS/WIRELESS AND NETWORKS/DESTINATIONS/CONNECTION SETTINGS
3. Select MOBILE NETWORKS
4. Select ACCESS POINT NAMES
5. Select DESTINATIONS
6. Press OPTIONS then select ADD NEW APN/NEW ACCESS POINT
7. The following parameters are to be used (ignore all other prompts or leave them blank):
Name = Glo Wap
APN = glowap
User name = Wap
Pass word = Wap
Proxy server/Address = 10.100.114.114
Port = 3130
Port(WAP 1,older devices) = 9201
Home page = Http://wap.gloworld.com
Authentication type = Normal or PAP or CHAP or
PAP+CHAP.
( Note: Authentication varies
depending on the type of device )
Press MENU/OPTION and select SAVE SETTINGS/CHANGES
Subscription based (HSI) Configuration
The steps below describe how to configure your Phone with Glo Sim Card to browse the Internet(HSI) generally especially those devices that cannot be configured automatically by the network. Depending on the type of device, the menu names and prompts may differ.
Follow the steps below:
1. Go to SETTINGS
2. Then CONNECTIONS/WIRELESS AND NETWORKS/DESTINATIONS/CONNECTION SETTINGS
3. Select MOBILE NETWORKS
4.
5. Press OPTIONS then select ADD NEW APN/NEW ACCESS POINT
6. The following parameters are to be used (ignore all other prompts or leave them blank):
Name = Glo mobile Internet
APN = gloflat
Username = flat
Password = flat
Homepage = http://lsi.glo.com
Authentication Type = Normal or PAP or
CHAP or PAP+CHAP
(Note: Authentication type varies
Depending on the type of device)
Press MENU/OPTIONS and select SAVE SETTINGS/CHANGES.
MMS Configuration
The steps below describe how to configure your Phone with Glo Sim Card to browse the Internet (MMS) generally especially those devices that cannot be configured automatically by the network. Depending on the type of device, the menu names and prompts may differ.
Follow the steps below:
1. Go to SETTINGS
2. Then CONNECTIONS/WIRELESS AND NETWORKS/DESTINATIONS/CONNECTION SETTINGS
3. Select MOBILE NETWORKS
4. Select ACCESS POINT NAMES
5. Select DESTINATIONS
6. Press OPTIONS then select ADD NEW APN/NEW ACCESS POINT
7. The following parameters are to be used (ignore all other prompts or leave them blank):
Name = Glo MMS
APN = glomms
Username = mms
Password = mms
Proxy server/Address = 10.100.84.4
Port = 3120
Port(WAP,older devices) = 9201
Homepage = http://mms.gloworld.com/mms
Authentication = Normal or PAP or CHAP or
PAP+CHAP( Note: Authentication type varies
Depending on the type of device)
Press MENU/OPTION and select SAVE SETTINGS/CHANGE
You may wish to contact Globacom Nigeria Limited for further clarification through customer care on 121 toll free or contact us through e-mail onlinenaija@gmail.com.
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WAP Access Configuration
The steps below describe how to configure you Phone with Glo Sim card to browse the internet(WAP) generally especially those devices that cannot be configured automatically by the network. Depending on the type of device, the menu names and prompts may differ.
Follow the steps below:
1. Go to SETTINGS
2. Then CONNECTIONS/WIRELESS AND NETWORKS/DESTINATIONS/CONNECTION SETTINGS
3. Select MOBILE NETWORKS
4. Select ACCESS POINT NAMES
5. Select DESTINATIONS
6. Press OPTIONS then select ADD NEW APN/NEW ACCESS POINT
7. The following parameters are to be used (ignore all other prompts or leave them blank):
Name = Glo Wap
APN = glowap
User name = Wap
Pass word = Wap
Proxy server/Address = 10.100.114.114
Port = 3130
Port(WAP 1,older devices) = 9201
Home page = Http://wap.gloworld.com
Authentication type = Normal or PAP or CHAP or
PAP+CHAP.
( Note: Authentication varies
depending on the type of device )
Press MENU/OPTION and select SAVE SETTINGS/CHANGES
Subscription based (HSI) Configuration
The steps below describe how to configure your Phone with Glo Sim Card to browse the Internet(HSI) generally especially those devices that cannot be configured automatically by the network. Depending on the type of device, the menu names and prompts may differ.
Follow the steps below:
1. Go to SETTINGS
2. Then CONNECTIONS/WIRELESS AND NETWORKS/DESTINATIONS/CONNECTION SETTINGS
3. Select MOBILE NETWORKS
4.
5. Press OPTIONS then select ADD NEW APN/NEW ACCESS POINT
6. The following parameters are to be used (ignore all other prompts or leave them blank):
Name = Glo mobile Internet
APN = gloflat
Username = flat
Password = flat
Homepage = http://lsi.glo.com
Authentication Type = Normal or PAP or
CHAP or PAP+CHAP
(Note: Authentication type varies
Depending on the type of device)
Press MENU/OPTIONS and select SAVE SETTINGS/CHANGES.
MMS Configuration
The steps below describe how to configure your Phone with Glo Sim Card to browse the Internet (MMS) generally especially those devices that cannot be configured automatically by the network. Depending on the type of device, the menu names and prompts may differ.
Follow the steps below:
1. Go to SETTINGS
2. Then CONNECTIONS/WIRELESS AND NETWORKS/DESTINATIONS/CONNECTION SETTINGS
3. Select MOBILE NETWORKS
4. Select ACCESS POINT NAMES
5. Select DESTINATIONS
6. Press OPTIONS then select ADD NEW APN/NEW ACCESS POINT
7. The following parameters are to be used (ignore all other prompts or leave them blank):
Name = Glo MMS
APN = glomms
Username = mms
Password = mms
Proxy server/Address = 10.100.84.4
Port = 3120
Port(WAP,older devices) = 9201
Homepage = http://mms.gloworld.com/mms
Authentication = Normal or PAP or CHAP or
PAP+CHAP( Note: Authentication type varies
Depending on the type of device)
Press MENU/OPTION and select SAVE SETTINGS/CHANGE
/>You may wish to contact Globacom Nigeria Limited for further clarification through customer care on 121 toll free or contact us through e-mail onlinenaija@gmail.com.
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How to Configure your Phones with Etisalat Sim Card to Browse the Internet
June 23,2012
How to Configure Your phone with Etisalat Sim Card to browse the Internet can be done automatically or manually. If the phone or device is internet enabled, SMS SETTINGS TO 790.There will be a reply via an SMS asking you to save the Settings recieved. Make sure you save the settings; your device would be configured automatically. However if your device does not allow automatic configuration with Etisalat Sim card, you can configure it following the steps below:
Go to MENU and navigate through to configuration settings and fill in the following:
WAP SETTINGS
• Account Name = Etisalat WAP
• IP Address = 10.71.170.5
• Port = 8080
• Username = (Please leave it blank)
• Password = (Please leave it blank)
• Access Point Name (APN) = etisalat
• Home Page = http://mobile.etisalat.com.ng
ETISALAT INTERNET SETTINGS
• Account Name = Etisalat Internet
• Username = (Please leave it blank)
• Password = (Please leave it blank)
• Access Point Name (APN) = etisalat
• Home Page = http://mobile.etisalat
MMS SETTINGS
• Name of MMS service on the handset= Etisalat MMS
• MMS Gateway IP Address = 10.71.170.5
• Gateway Username = (Please leave it blank)
• Gateway Password = (Please leave it blank)
• MMS URL/Home page = http://10.71.170.30:38090/was
• Access Point Name (APN)= etisalat
• Port = 8080
Note: No username or password is required to use Etisalat’s data settings
To complete the process press MENU/OPTIONS and select SAVE SETTINGS/CHANGES.
You may wish to contact Etisalat website for further query on How to Configure your Phones with Etisalat Sim Card to browse the Internet or call customer care on 200 at no cost.you can also contact us via this email onlinenaija@gmail.com.
If you find this information useful on how to configure your with Etisalat Sim Card to browse the Internet , share it with your friends through the the links below.
/>How to Configure Your phone with Etisalat Sim Card to browse the Internet can be done automatically or manually. If the phone or device is internet enabled, SMS SETTINGS TO 790.There will be a reply via an SMS asking you to save the Settings recieved. Make sure you save the settings; your device would be configured automatically. However if your device does not allow automatic configuration with Etisalat Sim card, you can configure it following the steps below:
Go to MENU and navigate through to configuration settings and fill in the following:
WAP SETTINGS
• Account Name = Etisalat WAP
• IP Address = 10.71.170.5
• Port = 8080
• Username = (Please leave it blank)
• Password = (Please leave it blank)
• Access Point Name (APN) = etisalat
• Home Page = http://mobile.etisalat.com.ng
ETISALAT INTERNET SETTINGS
• Account Name = Etisalat Internet
• Username = (Please leave it blank)
• Password = (Please leave it blank)
• Access Point Name (APN) = etisalat
• Home Page = http://mobile.etisalat
MMS SETTINGS
• Name of MMS service on the handset= Etisalat MMS
• MMS Gateway IP Address = 10.71.170.5
• Gateway Username = (Please leave it blank)
• Gateway Password = (Please leave it blank)
• MMS URL/Home page = http://10.71.170.30:38090/was
• Access Point Name (APN)= etisalat
• Port = 8080
Note: No username or password is required to use Etisalat’s data settings
To complete the process press MENU/OPTIONS and select SAVE SETTINGS/CHANGES.
You may wish to contact Etisalat website for further query on How to Configure your Phones with Etisalat Sim Card to browse the Internet or call customer care on 200 at no cost.you can also contact us via this email onlinenaija@gmail.com.
If you find this information useful on how to configure your with Etisalat Sim Card to browse the Internet , share it with your friends through the the links below.
Nigeria Communication Commission(NCC)
June 23,2012
We can’t talk about GSM operators in Nigeria or the Telecommunication industry without referring to to the Nigeria Communication Commission (NCC).NCC was established in 1992 and was saddled with the responsibility of regulating the Telecommunication industry. It is a truism that since the establishment of the commission, different phases of advancement in Telecommunication industry has been witnessed. Over the years the commission has earned a reputation as the foremost Telecom regulatory agency in Africa.
The confidence of consumers in the GSM market was boosted again recently when the Commission sanctioned the four major GSM operators in Nigeria ( MTN,Airtel,Globacom and Etisalat) for poor service delivery to the tune of N1.17 billion.It just an indication that the commission is living up to expectation and also a call for the GSM operators to refrain from exploiting the unassuming Nigeria populace.
History of Global System for Mobile Communication in Nigeria(GSM)
June 23,2012
The History of Global System for Mobile Communication(GSM) in Nigeria is tracable to the deregulation of the Telecommunication industry which gave birth to the GSM Revolution from the year 2001 till the present (11 years now) under the civilian administration of President Olusegun Obasanjo, GCFR. Since then the Global System for Mobile Communication(GSM) has witnessed a phenomenal growth in the number of subscribers from barely less than a million to over 100 million subscribers.
Before the advent of Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM), the Nigeria Telecomunication Limited was saddled with the responsibility of providing means of communication basically the Landline which was bedevilled by gross inefficiency and corruption.The first GSM network provider that came on board was ECONET(now Airtel), formally launched on the 6/08/2001 and MTN Nigeria follow suit almost immediately. They were launched under the 900 and 1800 MHZ spectrum. Making a call cost N50 per minute, there was no per second billing.It was when Globacom Nigeria Limited came on board that for the first time introduced per second billing and other packages that brought healthy competition.
I remember buying my first MTN Sim for N13000(about $100), this was much more cheaper than those purchased earlier. The industry was then highly monopolised by MTN who had a number of factors to their advantage. One of such factors which still holds till the present was a wider coverage early enough with a high consistency in service delivery before others came in. The irony is though MTN seems to be more expensive in tariff many still steak to them one for the sake of nomenclature and identification(most people prefer to maintain their old number). Secondly, they appear more consistent in terms of coverage and availability of network signals in most areas in the country.
It is pertinent to mention that the introduction of other Global System for Mobile Communication Network providers such as Etisalat, Reformed ECONET ( Airtel Nigeria) and Globacom Nigeria Limited brought about huge transformation in the Telecom industry. Each of these Network providers has its own peculiarity in terms of packages. Competition is very rife sometimes one could not help but tag it ‘’tariff war’’. This has really given a lot of value for subscribers’ spending in the sector.
The Nigerian Telecom industry is said to be the fastest growing Telecom industry in the world. It represent the largest provider of job opportunities for Nigeria teeming population directly and indirectly.
It is worthy of note to state that the Global System for Mobile Communication is bisected with a number of challenges which is affecting optimum efficiency and performance. The Network providers complained of poor infrastructural base as a key factor inhibiting their ability to meet Key factors indicators as prescribed by the Nigeria Communication Commission ( NCC ) the regulatory authority. The four major GSM Network providers were therefore sanctioned recently to the tune of N1.17 billion naira as a fine for poor service delivery.
In the month of June,2012 The Network providers agreed to pay the fine but the condition that the government will imrove on the current infrastructure which has hitherto inhibit smooth operation of the sector.
Feel free to give your comment with respect to the History for Global System for Mobile Communication in terms of antecedent, performance and prospects in any country of your choice or from the Global perspective.
The History of Global System for Mobile Communication(GSM) in Nigeria is tracable to the deregulation of the Telecommunication industry which gave birth to the GSM Revolution from the year 2001 till the present (11 years now) under the civilian administration of President Olusegun Obasanjo, GCFR. Since then the Global System for Mobile Communication(GSM) has witnessed a phenomenal growth in the number of subscribers from barely less than a million to over 100 million subscribers.
Before the advent of Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM), the Nigeria Telecomunication Limited was saddled with the responsibility of providing means of communication basically the Landline which was bedevilled by gross inefficiency and corruption.The first GSM network provider that came on board was ECONET(now Airtel), formally launched on the 6/08/2001 and MTN Nigeria follow suit almost immediately. They were launched under the 900 and 1800 MHZ spectrum. Making a call cost N50 per minute, there was no per second billing.It was when Globacom Nigeria Limited came on board that for the first time introduced per second billing and other packages that brought healthy competition.
I remember buying my first MTN Sim for N13000(about $100), this was much more cheaper than those purchased earlier. The industry was then highly monopolised by MTN who had a number of factors to their advantage. One of such factors which still holds till the present was a wider coverage early enough with a high consistency in service delivery before others came in. The irony is though MTN seems to be more expensive in tariff many still steak to them one for the sake of nomenclature and identification(most people prefer to maintain their old number). Secondly, they appear more consistent in terms of coverage and availability of network signals in most areas in the country.
It is pertinent to mention that the introduction of other Global System for Mobile Communication Network providers such as Etisalat, Reformed ECONET ( Airtel Nigeria) and Globacom Nigeria Limited brought about huge transformation in the Telecom industry. Each of these Network providers has its own peculiarity in terms of packages. Competition is very rife sometimes one could not help but tag it ‘’tariff war’’. This has really given a lot of value for subscribers’ spending in the sector.
The Nigerian Telecom industry is said to be the fastest growing Telecom industry in the world. It represent the largest provider of job opportunities for Nigeria teeming population directly and indirectly.
It is worthy of note to state that the Global System for Mobile Communication is bisected with a number of challenges which is affecting optimum efficiency and performance. The Network providers complained of poor infrastructural base as a key factor inhibiting their ability to meet Key factors indicators as prescribed by the Nigeria Communication Commission ( NCC ) the regulatory authority. The four major GSM Network providers were therefore sanctioned recently to the tune of N1.17 billion naira as a fine for poor service delivery.
In the month of June,2012 The Network providers agreed to pay the fine but the condition that the government will imrove on the current infrastructure which has hitherto inhibit smooth operation of the sector.
Feel free to give your comment with respect to the History for Global System for Mobile Communication in terms of antecedent, performance and prospects in any country of your choice or from the Global perspective.
Information and Communication Technology in the 21st Century Nigeria(ICT)
June 23,2012
Perhaps the sector that has witnessed the greatest expansion and development in the 21st Century is the Information and Communication sector. The Telecommunication industry, the mass media-Television, Radio and associated gadgets, the Internet and the Computer revolution and any gadget connected with the generation, developing, transmission, storing, processing and retrieval of information constitute the ICT sector. ICT represent a cluster of associated technologies defined by their functional usage in information generation and distribution.
Before now the discourse around the world focuses on ‘’Industrial Revolution’’, but today it is common place to hear ‘’Communication Revolution’’ taking more attention without necessarily jeopardising the pace of world industrial growth .It has rather become the baseline for any sustainable growth in the World leading industries. In fact it is becoming a compulsory requirement to be ICT compliance to gain a meaningful employment in most sectors in Nigeria at the moment.
The ICT sector is the fastest and most robust sector in the Nigerian economy. It contributed over 8% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2010.Currently it is expected to provide over $16.5 billion dollars of the total Gross Domestic Product in the 2015. The sector is exceptional and is forecast to have a continued growth with a population of over 150 million users.
The sector provides jobs for the Nigeria teeming population and could be said to compete with the hitherto largest provider of employment in Nigeria, the Agricultural sector.
The Educational implication of ICT advancement has really brought about a breakthrough such that the constrains of the past in sourcing for educational materials for research projects in the various areas of human endeavour is now a thing of the past.
ICT has come to make life easy though it has its negative side effects. By comparison the positive impact far out weight the contrary. So this development in ICT has come to stay. Can you imagine a world without computers and other gadgets like cell phones?
Perhaps the sector that has witnessed the greatest expansion and development in the 21st Century is the Information and Communication sector. The Telecommunication industry, the mass media-Television, Radio and associated gadgets, the Internet and the Computer revolution and any gadget connected with the generation, developing, transmission, storing, processing and retrieval of information constitute the ICT sector. ICT represent a cluster of associated technologies defined by their functional usage in information generation and distribution.
Before now the discourse around the world focuses on ‘’Industrial Revolution’’, but today it is common place to hear ‘’Communication Revolution’’ taking more attention without necessarily jeopardising the pace of world industrial growth .It has rather become the baseline for any sustainable growth in the World leading industries. In fact it is becoming a compulsory requirement to be ICT compliance to gain a meaningful employment in most sectors in Nigeria at the moment.
The ICT sector is the fastest and most robust sector in the Nigerian economy. It contributed over 8% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2010.Currently it is expected to provide over $16.5 billion dollars of the total Gross Domestic Product in the 2015. The sector is exceptional and is forecast to have a continued growth with a population of over 150 million users.
The sector provides jobs for the Nigeria teeming population and could be said to compete with the hitherto largest provider of employment in Nigeria, the Agricultural sector.
The Educational implication of ICT advancement has really brought about a breakthrough such that the constrains of the past in sourcing for educational materials for research projects in the various areas of human endeavour is now a thing of the past.
ICT has come to make life easy though it has its negative side effects. By comparison the positive impact far out weight the contrary. So this development in ICT has come to stay. Can you imagine a world without computers and other gadgets like cell phones?
History of Science and Technology in Nigeria
June 23,2012
Science and Technology originates with human existence. Though at the initial stage it was very crude but it not-the-less metamorphosed to what is so celebrated today. It is not controversial or a subject of debate that Nigeria has played a significant role in the various discoveries in the World of Science and Technology which has made a significant impact globally. Starting from the way man perceive his environment, his means of survival or livelihood, his approach to health issues ,information dissemination and retrieval system and how he protect himself reflects different degrees of the scientific approach to solving human problems and challenges.
It will not be easy to capture the entire history of Science and Technology and how it impact current realities in Nigeria in particular and the world at large in one single academic discourse. It will therefore be broken down to its various sub units that constitutes its fundamentals. The Global Technology Archive will serve as a compass and a link junction to the various academic schools of Thought relative to this subject matter and other connected issues. Thus you will find the link below useful:
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY IN NIGERIA: REVOLUTION OR EVOLUTION
L .A. Ogunsola and W.A. Aboyade
©Kamla-Raj 2005 J. Soc.SC. 11(1) 7-14 (2005)
Hezekia Oluwasanmi Library, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria.
Science and Technology originates with human existence. Though at the initial stage it was very crude but it not-the-less metamorphosed to what is so celebrated today. It is not controversial or a subject of debate that Nigeria has played a significant role in the various discoveries in the World of Science and Technology which has made a significant impact globally. Starting from the way man perceive his environment, his means of survival or livelihood, his approach to health issues ,information dissemination and retrieval system and how he protect himself reflects different degrees of the scientific approach to solving human problems and challenges.
It will not be easy to capture the entire history of Science and Technology and how it impact current realities in Nigeria in particular and the world at large in one single academic discourse. It will therefore be broken down to its various sub units that constitutes its fundamentals. The Global Technology Archive will serve as a compass and a link junction to the various academic schools of Thought relative to this subject matter and other connected issues. Thus you will find the link below useful:
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY IN NIGERIA: REVOLUTION OR EVOLUTION
L .A. Ogunsola and W.A. Aboyade
©Kamla-Raj 2005 J. Soc.SC. 11(1) 7-14 (2005)
Hezekia Oluwasanmi Library, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria.
Thursday 21 June 2012
The Brain behind Nigeria Technology Archive
June 21,2012
Steve Nosakhare is a man with many parts with different trainings in ICT, Education, Business Administration, Economics and Marketing,with exposure both in Nigeria and overseas. His guiding philosophy is coined from the words of Zig Ziglar ‘’ You can get whatever you want in Life, if you just help enough people get what they want.’’ His darkest moment of life is when he leaves anyone that come across him unhappy if it is within his power and means to do otherwise. He therefore strives within every available resources at his disposal with the help of God to put smiles on faces, give hope to the hopeless and help many realise their dream .Though this sometimes can be an uphill task to achieve but he however believe that whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well.
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June 21,2012
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About Global Technology Archive
June 21,2012
The Bedrock for the advancement of any nation hinges on the attention or premium given to Information and Communication Technology. This represents the hub around which every facet of human endeavours to achieve a virile economy revolves. However no matter how good this may sound, the absence of a library simplified to the extent that every ‘’Dick and Harry’’ can access, understand and applied will make this goal far-fetched.
We hear now and then about the Millennium goal of our nation and the entire globe with Information and Communication Technology defined as the baseline; the need to create a Technological archive that will treat or give an incisive insight to the World of Information and Communication Technology and make it available by creating an unbiased awareness campaign that will foster the realisation of this vision led to the Birth of This Site.
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