HOW TO GET 150MB WITH JUST #5 On Mtn

Update Mtn N15 for 150 Mb Mtn Musicplus
Mtn Musicplus seems to be forgotten and Mtn Bblite and Bbmidid seems not to be working but SkilzTools tries various ways to make you enjoy Free Browsing at low or no prices. I am here to introduce you on how to get Mtn 150mb for just #15.
There were little changes made and it seems to confuse people on how to Subscribe to the latest working Mtn Musicplus MB blazing on Psiphon Handler, Netloop or Simple Android Server or Tweakware VPN.
How To Subscribe To The Musicplus MB
I advice you subscribe with #15 in your account balance so that you won’t complain of Mtn using your money to browse instead of the Music plus MB.
Now Text C to 5900
You will received an sms from 58001102 Kindly Reply Yes
That’s all. #15 will be deducted from your account balance and Mtn will send you a message that you have been credited with free #150mb for Musicplus.
After you exhaust the 150mb and you want new one Then Send cancel7c to 5900 to unsubscribe the plan.
After you exhaust the mb, Then repeat the above process again for another 150mb but make sure you have #15 account balance If not, it won’t work.
Enjoy….

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How To Get 885mb With 60naira On Mtn

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No long story, subscribe for Facebook bundle on mtn by dial *662# and reply with 1.then #60 will be deducted from your account and you will be given 85mb.different 70mb for browsing, chatting and downloading and extra 15mb for 1month to confirm the balanced, dial *559*25#... Comment

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UNILAG orders students to vacate campus indefinitely

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Students of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) have been asked to vacate the institution’s Akoka, Yaba campus with immediate effect.
9jainfonews’s checks in the institution revealed that some students had protested the incessant power outage in the school and poor power supply and had moved to meet with the management on Thursday, April 7, with a view to finding a lasting solution to the crisis.
The police vans sighted inside UNILAG on Friday, April 8.
But rather than proffer a solution to the issues raised by the students, the management of the institution, rising from an emergency meeting on Thursday, ordered the students out of the institution while other activities in the school continues.
In a circular passed on Thursday, the students were asked to leave the school on or before 10.00 am on Friday, April 8 until municipal services improve.
See the circular below:
The circular that informed the students of the immediate shut down of its Akoka, Yaba campus.
In a tweet by one of the students of the institution, about ten patrol vehicles of the Nigeria Police Force were sighted at the institution to enforce the management’s order.
Over 10 patrol vehicles of @NGPoliceForcecan be sighted in #UNILAG. This is not war! @ULSUunified @UnilagLife pic.twitter.com/GzhlNUlS5J
— ÀYANFE (@tayo_taiwo) April 8, 2016

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60-year-old wheelbarrow pusher begins secondary education in Delta

A 60-year-old man, Mr. Adalabu Seribor, who is a Junior Secondary School II (JSS II) student at Izon College, Bomadi-Overside in Bomadi Local Government Area of Delta State, is currently the talk of the town.
Seribor, a wheelbarrow pusher popularly called Oyibo in the community, disclosed how he took the decision to go to school at old age, a development that had kept many people wondering what he wanted to achieve in school at such an age.
Speaking with Southern City News, Seribor said, “I am sixty years now and I decided to go to school at this age because I perpetually feel the pain of being an illiterate in this modern world where everything has to do with English and education.
“My mother died during child birth when I was a little boy while my father was a hunter. I was bred by a grandmother after the death of my mother and later taken to a step-mother when my father remarried.
“I went through pains and hardship at my tender age to adulthood. It would interest you to know that I was so tender at the time my mother died that I was crying for food while she lay dead.
“I went through struggles all through my life history. I had the opportunity to go to school at my young age, when a relative who was a magistrate at Ekeremor in Bayelsa State took me to his house.
“But because of early morning beatings due to my failure to greet him when rising from bed, I went back to my father. I had no opportunity to go to school since then, and continued in hard labour to survive in life, which I am still doing.”
Narrating further how he took the decision to attend school at his current age, he said, “I realized that without education, one cannot do well in this present society. I also do not want a situation whereby someone else would interpret or write for me if eventually I am chosen to hold an office in my community.
“I make a living by pushing wheelbarrow. After school hours, I go back home to look for work to do, which I have been doing for a living. I pay my school fees from there. I am determined to complete my education because of the pains in my heart.
“I see that one cannot do well without education in this society. I do various menial jobs for a living. I pack dirt from gutters; I pack sand, clear grasses in people’s compounds and pack soak-away faeces in the dead of the night. I am a JSS II student and by the grace of God, I will finish from this school.”
Seribor said he would proceed to Teachers’ Training College at the end of his secondary education in order to achieve his dream of becoming a teacher.
“I want to teach and I advised young boys and girls wasting their time and years roaming the streets
to go to school. If I can go to school, then why are young people wasting themselves,” he queried.
His class teacher, Mr. Edsemi Anesah, described Seribor as a committed and hardworking student.
“My encouragement to him is that he should hold onto his determination. He is the oldest student in the school and I advise young people out there to emulate him,” Anesah added.

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Army rescues 275 persons from Boko Haram camp

– 275 persons held hostage by the Boko Haram terrorists were rescued – 15 terrorists were also killed in the attack as some weapons, vehicles and motorcycles were captured Rescued 275 persons held hostage by the Boko Haram terrorists Men of the Nigerian army have rescued 275 persons held hostage by the Boko Haram terrorists we can report. The rescue operation was carried out by troops of 152 Task Force Battalion in conjunction with troops of Sector 1 of Multinational Joint Task Force yesterday, Sunday 4th April. The newspaper however cannot confirm if any of the kidnapped Chibok school girls is among the rescued hostages. One interesting thing is that, one of the rescued persons gave birth to baby boy shortly after their liberation. Both mother and the child are doing fine. They also discovered and destroyed the Boko Haram terrorists’ IED making factory at Bula Umara and killed 15 terrorists in the same area. The troops cleared terrorists camp in Madawaya, Jere, Kardile, Koujili, Ngenere and Maksamari, as well as Douse, Bembem, Zombulum and Taraji villages. In addition, the troops recovered an AK-47 rifle, 4 fully loaded magazines with 7.62mm ammunitions, 2 power generating sets, welding machines, assorted batteries and solar panels. 15 terrorists were also killed in the attack as some weapons, vehicles and motorcycles were captured. More of the rescued 275 persons held hostage by the Boko Haram terrorists In addition, the troops recovered an AK-47 rifle, 4 fully loaded magazines with 7.62mm ammunitions, 2 power generating sets, welding machines, assorted batteries and solar panels. Other items recovered include drums of beans and other grains as well as Bandolier. Nigerian army said the troops have continued with their clearance operations to other suspected hideouts of the Boko Haram terrorists in their areas of operations.

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