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Do Not Give Out Your Phones To People To Make Calls, DSS Warns

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Home / News / Do Not Give Out Your Phones To People To Make Calls, DSS Warns Do Not Give Out Your Phones To People To Make Calls, DSS Warns Posted by: admin in News May 5, 2014 The Deputy Director, Public Relations, Department of State Security, Marylin Ogar, on Monday warned Nigerians not to allow even their relatives use their phones to make calls, warning that they w ill be liable for any crime related call made with their phones. “If you are caught either selling a car without proper documentation, if you are caught, maybe because you want to be a good Muslim or Christian, and you give your phone to people when you cannot monitor such conversations, or you are caught giving out your bank account details for money to be transferred or paid in by anybody, of course your are liable” warning that “ignorance of the law is not an excuse” she said She also defended the decision by the fede...

“I Will Sell Your Girls in the Market”: Boko Haram Leader Shekau Claims Responsibility for Schoolgirls’ Abduction

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The Boko Haram sect of insurgents have claimed responsibility for abducting hundreds of young females aged 16-18 years. In a 57-minutes-long video obtained by Agence France-Presse, the leader of the group Abubakar Shekau says,  “I abducted your girls”  and   vows to  “sell them in the market, by Allah” . According to Sahara Reporters, Shekau promised more similar episodes in the nearest future. He also claimed they are  “holding people as slaves” . He referred to the 276 female students abducted from their school in Chibok town, Borno State. About 200 of the girls still remain in the sect’s captivity since their abduction on April 14. The development and many confusions that trace it have led to a series of mass protests throughout Nigeria and a growing scrutiny and concern from the international society. Addressing the abduction in  Presidential media chat  on Sunday, President Goodluck Jonathan vowed to put all efforts to resc...

Nigeria Police fire shots at peaceful protesters in Lagos

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Dozens of armed police officers have attempted to disperse a crowd protesting the abduction of secondary school girls in Chibok, Borno state. Gunshots were fired by the officers in an attempt to break the protest but the protesters stood their ground. Some of those who heard the shots first thought it was teargas, but our reporter and other witnesses who arrived the scene shortly after the shots were fired did not notice any fume to indicate it was teargas. Some witnesses say teargas canisters were fired too. There is no report of injury to any of the protesters yet. The crowd are also protesting the hike in the school fees of the Lagos State University, Ojo. Several fully armed police officers have now joined the protesters as they march from CMS bus stop in Lagos Island towards Victoria Island. It is unclear yet whether more gunshots or teargas canisters would be fired at them. The girls were kidnapped from the their hostel at the Government Secondary S...

Today, May 1st 2014 which is workers day, tragedy struck on Admiralty Way, Lekki Phase 1 as a diesel truck fell and burst into flames in the early hours of this morning.

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Lekki fire scene Cars and a few properties close to the scene of the incident were also engulfed in the fire. However, no live was lost. See more photos from the scene of the incident: READ MORE:  http://news.naij.com/65559.html

Exposed:- List Of Boko Haram Sponsors

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I knew the very first thing that would come to your mind was to see the numbered names listed right? BUT we wont do that. The ending of this post should give you the clue of who the persons are. And recently, i published an update about a spiritualist, Alhaji Goni who based in Adamawa, threatened to make public the names of Boko Haram sponsors, in the early hours of Saturday Guru Maharaj Ji revealed that he had already beat him to it. According to the Spiritual Leader of One Love Family with headquarters in Ibadan, the capital of Oyo, he said he had already told President Goodluck Jonathan who the sponsors of the sect are. Guru who recently declared that both sponsors of the group and those behind the April 14 bombing at Nyanya Park in Abuja that claimed scores of lives would face repercussions of their action before the end of October revealed during an interview with our correspondent: “I had told President Goodluck Jonathan those behind these nest of killers (Boko Haram) t...

The New Nokia Android Mobile Phones

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Nokia Unveils Its First-Ever Android Handsets: Nokia X, X+ & XL Finally, Nokia has joined the Race of the Andriod Manufacturer, Believe this is a Great move from Nokia.. Nokia has evolved round almost all the Mobile OS from Java to Symbian to Meego to Windows and Finally to the World Leading and Widely used OS “Andriod”.. See Features of the New Nokia Andriod Phone X, X+ and XL Here Nokia introduc ed a new family of smartphones, the Nokia X series of phones. The first three phones in the family – the Nokia X, X+ and XL – run on the new Nokia X software platform, that is based on Google’s Android. The phones under the Nokia X family are not pure Android phones; these phones instead run a forked variant of Android, similar to the way Amazon does for its Kindle Fire lineup. Nokia has taken the open-source elements of Android and has pulled in other elements of Asha and Windows Phone to offer users a different experience. The downside here is that Nokia X users...

Nokia Unveils Its First-Ever Android Handsets: Nokia X, X+ & XL Finally, Nokia has joined the Race of the Andriod Manufacturer, Believe this is a Great move from Nokia.. Nokia has evolved round almost all the Mobile OS from Java to Symbian to Meego to Windows and Finally to the World Leading and Widely used OS “Andriod”.. See Features of the New Nokia Andriod Phone X, X+ and XL Here Nokia introduced a new family of smartphones, the Nokia X series of phones. The first three phones in the family – the Nokia X, X+ and XL – run on the new Nokia X software platform, that is based on Google’s Android. The phones under the Nokia X family are not pure Android phones; these phones instead run a forked variant of Android, similar to the way Amazon does for its Kindle Fire lineup. Nokia has taken the open-source elements of Android and has pulled in other elements of Asha and Windows Phone to offer users a different experience. The downside here is that Nokia X users can’t have access to the Google Play Store for apps. However, the phone will run Android apps, but Nokia will curate a list of such apps. A recommended source for the apps is the Nokia store, says the company. In other words, the new platform, Nokia X, is based on the Android Open Source project (AOSP). Features such as the Play Store belonging to Google are not included in these phones as they maintain Microsoft’s own services, including Here Maps, and the Bing search engine. As far as hardware goes, these phones aren’t comparatively impressive. The X and X+ each have a 4-inch WVGA display (800 x 480), a 1GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 512MB of RAM, 4GB of storage, microSD support, a 5MP camera and a 1500mAh battery. The X+ differentiates itself in that it offers more storage and more memory. The XL appears to have similar stats as the X+, including the 5-megapixel camera and a 2- megapixel front-facing camera, except that it has a larger 5-inch WVGA IPS display (resolution not available yet). Looking at the software, most people would probably have a hard time telling it’s Android. That’s because it’s not really Android, but more of a forked version of the mobile operating system. It’s a lot like Amazon’s Kindle Fire devices—theres no visible Google or Android badging. In fact, it appears that everything is going to hook into Nokia and Microsoft apps and services: Nokia’s stock apps and Android app store, and Microsoft’s cloud and search services. Nokia has also installed its Fastlane UI for quickly navigating between social networks and messages.