#GURUS +GLO FREE MODE ACTIVATED : Glo Announced September 28, 2017 A Free Data Day

Recall, last month, Glo announced August 11,
2017 a free data day, whereby every eligible
customer will enjoy data of up to 200MB on
that said date.
But due to NCC commands, they asked Glo to
stop the offer, which they obediently did (just
to avoid NCC's fines lol). Anyway, Glo is back
again with the same free data day offer.
According to Glo;
All Glo customers can now enjoy a whole
day of free data when they meet set of
voice and/or data usage threshold within
7 days to the free data day.
Our telcos doesn't give anything for free, there
must be either terms & conditions or whatever
policy they feel like adding to the offer.
Glo has officially announced September 28,
2017 as free data day. It doesn't require much
stress. There's no subscription or whatever plan
to opt in for. To be eligible for Glo free data
day, you need to meet some certain
requirements which I'll explain here in this
article.
How to be Eligible for Glo Free Data Day
To be eligible, ensure you do either of the
following in the 7 days preceding the
announced Free data Day:
Use N150 or more on voice calls PLUS
100MB or more of data OR
Use N250 or more on voice calls.
If you meet the above requirements, you will
receive an SMS announcing your eligibility for
the free data day.
What is the Data Capacity for the Glo Free Data
Day?
Glo has made it clear that you will browse free
on that day, but when you exceed 200MB , your
browsing will stop. This is to say, it's capped at
200MB.
Below are the Questions as well as the
Answers for Glo Free Data Day
1. What is the Glo Free Data Day offer? It is
an offer which rewards Glo customers Free
Data for a whole day when they meet set
voice and/or data usage threshold in the
week preceding the free data day.
Customers enjoy the free data on that day
without any need to opt in or subscribe.
2. Who is eligible for this offer? All Glo
customers who meet the set threshold.
3. How do I know the Free Data Day? You will
receive an SMS from Glo announcing the
forthcoming Free Data Day
4. What do I need to do to enjoy this
offer? Once the Free Data Day is
announced, ensure you use either of the
following in the week (7 days) preceding the
free data day: ➢ Minimum of N250 on voice
calls OR ➢ Minimum of N150 on voice and
100MB data from any (or a combination) of
: I. Pay as you use II. Existing data plan
5. Do I need to opt in or subscribe to Free
data day before I can enjoy free data on that
day? No you don’t have to dial any code to
opt in or subscribe in order to enjoy free
data day. Just ensure you spend N250 or
more on calls within 7 days to free data day
OR you spend at least N150 on calls and
use a minimum of 100MB within 7 days to
the free data day.
6. How will it be announced? It will be on the
media communication channels. In addition,
SMS will be sent to create awareness and
encourage customers to achieve the
threshold in order to get the Free data
7. Is there a way to monitor my voice and data
usage? E.g. by dialing a code? Not yet
available. But you can monitor your Main
account depletion through #124*1# after
making calls or using data.
8. What is the volume of data I’ll get on that
day to browse for free? A whooping 200MB
is what you get to enjoy on that day
9. How often can I get the offer? Once a
week? Announcements will always be made
via SMS to herald the free data day.
10. What if I use less than N250 on voice in 7
days before the Free Data Day? You will not
get the free data on the designated day
11. Will I qualify if I recharge N250 or more
within the 7 days? No you will not. It is
either you use: I. N250 or more on calls
ONLY OR II. You use at least N150 on calls
PLUS at least 100MB within the 7 days
12. What if I use N100 on voice and more than
100MB on data? You will not get the free
data on the designated day
13. What if I used my N250 on data only? You
will not get the free data on the designated
day
14. What if I use N250 on voice and SMS? You
will not get the free data on the designated
day because SMS usage is not one of the
qualifiers
15. What categories of calls are recognized as
voice usage? Calls made from Main account
to Glo line, non-Glo line and International
destinations.
16. Will calls made from bonus account qualify
for free data day? Calls made from Bonus
accounts will not qualify for Free Data Day
17. Will data usage from pay as you use on data
qualify? Data usage of 100MB or more from
PAYG within 7 days to the Free Data Day
plus at least N150 voice calls usage within
the same 7 days period will qualify for free
data on the designated day
18. Will data usage from existing data plan
qualify? Data usage of 100MB or more from
an existing data plan within 7 days to the
Free Data Day plus at least N150 voice calls
usage within the same 7 days period will
qualify for free data on the designated.
19. What happens on the Free data day if I’m
already enjoying a purchased data plan
when I received the free data? The free
data bundle is credited to your account with
24hrs validity and gets consumed first
before your purchased data plan.
20. What happens if I do not have an existing
data plan when I received the free
data? The free data will be credited into
your data bonus account and available for
use on the free data day.
21. What is the validity of the free data if I do
not have an existing data plan? The validity
expires at 23:59 on the free data day
22. Do I have to be on a specific profile or plan
to get enjoy free data day? No. All
customers on Glo network are eligible once
they achieve the set usage thresholds.
23. How do I know that I have received the free
data? You will be notified via SMS
24. How do I check my Free Data Day
balance? Dial #122# to check your Free
Data Day balance if you do not have an
existing data plan OR dial *170*0# if you
have an existing data plan
25. What if my Free Data Day account validity
period expires? Any unused free data day
bonus balance from will be lost upon
expiration of validity period.
26. What if my Free Data Day bonus gets
exhausted before its validity period
expires? Subsequent data usage will be
from Main account at pay as you go rate of
N1 per MB Or from your data plan if you
have a purchased data bundle running
27. Will I get notified when the free data bonus
is exhausted? Yes you will get notified when
you have exhausted your free data bonus
28. Can I share my Free Data Day bonus with
another Glo customer? NO, you cannot
29. Can I gift out my Free Data Day bonus? NO,
you cannot
30. What happens if I migrate to another tariff
profile? Any unused free data day bonus
balance from the previous profile will be lost
upon migration.
Are you ready for Glo free data day?

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#LOVE:::How to Succeed in a Relationship with the Perfect Girl

1. Ta

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Communication is key. If you are afraid to talk to the girl that you’re dating, or if you’d rather do something else, you need to set some priorities. Ask her how her day was. You want her to listen to you, so you should listen to her–conversation is a two way street.
2 People love talking about themselves.
Ask her about her dreams and hopes. It will make her feel like you care about her.
Always ask her about school and her day as well.
3 Try to avoid asking lots of questions about where she’s been and what she was doing.
If they say “Be right back, I gotta go do something”, it’s usually best not to ask what she were doing, as it can make a girl feel annoyed.
4 Think before you speak!
Try to keep things very very positive. If she’s complaining about life, don’t agree. Tell her she rocks and support her.
5 Compliments are excellent, but know that you should stop at the point where you’re just listening to yourself talk.
Girls know when you’re sincere and when you’re just blowing hot air. But, compliments never hurt anyone.
6 Nobody can write the definitive guide on dating.
You need to experiment for yourself! Remember, romance is not always an easy thing.
7 Listen to what she has to say and pay attention.
8 Above all, take care of yourself.

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CELEBRATING AN ICON: Happy Birthday To OLANIRAN OLUWATOSIN E. popularly known as King Sir Toskid

 I join the whole world in celebrating a dispensation, an icon , a brother , a teacher, a hero and friend, Master Olaniran, Oluwatosin Emmanuel.

 Happy Birthday to a great man of dignity and honor. It is a privilege  and honor to have you as a brother, friend and adviser.

 My wish for you this special day, is that God will lift you even higher than expectation and crown your effort with success in all of all.

                                HaPpY bIrThDaY 

          KING

                      SIR

                                TOSKID 

                                                 

O                O         .           E                        L            O     T E M I T O P  E         

L                 L         N           M                    L              S

A               U           I                 M              E               G   A  B  A Y  O M  I

N               W          S                     A     U                  

I  RAN       A   T   O                         N                        O  T E M I D  A Y   O                        

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CITYGURU: College Of Health Tech. Offa Notice On Admission Entrance Exam Date 2017/2018

This is to inform applicants that the entrance examination will start on 1st of August, 2017. You are to print your schedule from your portal if you have not already done so. Your schedule will state the day and time of your examination.

You will not be allowed to write the examination if you fail to appear at the time and day you are scheduled.

Also note that the interview will be conducted on the same day you are scheduled for the examination immediately after your examination. You are to come along with your certificate(s) or statement of results, birth certificate and certificate of state of origin.

Note the application deadline is July 31st, 2017.

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GOODNEWS TO POTENTIAL BLOGGERS; Reasons Why Traffic So Hard To Get

There is a small secret to it, or well, not a secret but a method I discovered when I first got into blogging for income.

Stop thinking about traffic, income and all of that. Blog about something YOU like and that you KNOW something about. How does this work?

Simple, I used to run an old blog in the gaming niche, I wrote maybe ten posts and after a month, no results. I kinda gave up. Then suddenly one day, I got a traffic report that I had over a thousand daily visitors. I was quite shocked as the only SEO I actually did was using my keywords in the posts.
What made the blog fairly popular in that specific niche was simply that I was human. I didn't act like someone who wanted to make a quick dime. People liked my content and how I interacted with the readers.

While remembering SEO and all related to it, it's still important to write naturally, when it comes to blogs that is. Look at the biggest blogs out there, they write about something they love and get famous for it because of it.

And yes, writing more posts increases your traffic obviously, however make sure to write good. But remember, blogs are blogs, not ecommerce sites, not company sites but blogs.

Note: My blog also offered free products in the niche so that also helped a great deal to get traffic. Also, the niche wasn't saturated, I only had about thirty competing sites, so beating them wasn't hard when I was the only passionate and active person in the niche.

Second note: I just realized that I made a huge post when I could have summarized it all..



3 tips that I have found critical to success:

1. Headings with questions rather than answers stimulate interest if your audience truly relates. For example, "Are you having a problem losing weight?" rather than, "Weight loss solutions". Then, once they are stimulated to read, connect in to the question in your header. For example, "If you're having a problem losing weight, you're probably feeling discouraged. I know I was, but what I found was......"
2. Write for your audience not for yourself. Have you got a specific target audience with a real need? Because you need to be writing for them rather than yourself.
3. Make your content viral by making it entertaining or enlightening and then syndicating it on social media sites.

There's no guarantees in the blogging world, but I hope you find these tips helpful and have great success in the future.

Read more: http://www.zealmat.com/2017/04/traffic-so-hard-to-get.html#ixzz4o5GgTVkU

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How to subscribe Airtel 1gb data for #300 Monthly

Dial *668# gives access to a menu where you can simply select internet data bundle for Facebook access. This means when subscribed for this plan using *668#, a user gets unlimited access to Facebook, with fair policy usage. This tariff can be used with Operamini phone browser. But, doesn’t give access to the phones default browser, web browser. The price comprises 100, 200 and 300 Naira, depending on the one you want. So when you dial *668#, just follow the menu prompt to select the option you want.

 CLICK HERE TO GET MORE CODES OF AIRTEL NETWORK

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SEE??? JAMB Cut Off Mark Should Be 250 For Varsities & 200 For Polytechnics - A Candidate's Opinion

While we wait for JAMB to officially announce the 2017 cut-off mark, many candidates are hoping that what ever it is going to be at the end of the day should be one that favours them.

A candidate that participated in the 2017 JAMB UTME has suggested that JAMB should decide the 2017 official cut off mark as follows;

Universities - 250
Polytechnics - 200

According to him, the reason is that often times many candidates just put in a little effort to reach the 180 mark and then count on "long leg" or "connection" to help them gain admission while candidates that studied quite hard to score 200 and above end up not getting admission even when they have merited such.

Well, that's his opinion. But what this candidate did not put into consideration is that there are candidates that got 200 and above through malpractice and there are others that got 180 by merit.

He also did not consider other factors that influence who gets admission and who doesn't regardless of the JAMB score.

So while we cannot deny the role "connection" or "long leg" plays in admission process in Nigeria, this is certainly not the way to get around it. What do you think?

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ADVICE FOR STUDENTS SEEKING ADMISSION.

A school of thought believes ‘it doesn’t matter what you study, just get a good grade and jobs will find you out’. The other believes the only courses worth studying are ‘professional courses’. Now, if you have to know my own view on this, I will gladly go for the first school of thought. To back my reason for choosing the first school of thought, let me ask a question: how many professionals from these professional courses are graduated every year from all the tertiary institutions in Nigerian and still looking for employment? The answer to this question will be so discouraging for those who still believe that the only courses worth studying are ‘professional courses’. We still have graduates from these professional courses being the ones most unemployed due to the competitions they face both inside and outside school (labor market).

Note: This doesn’t mean you shouldn’t go for the professional courses, even I; I’m studying a professional course. But all I am trying to say is that, if gaining admission by all means without getting involved in examination malpractice is what you seek, then you should forget about the professional courses due to their high competitiveness. Alternatively, another way to get admitted to a professional course is to apply to a less competitive school that offers that professional course you chose.

 

From the images above, you can see clearly the institutions with the highest  competition. What I mean by competition here, is the amount of applicants for a particular institution. Now, you can use the data presented above to decide on the institutions to apply to.

Below is a list that shows the top ten (10) most competitive first choice  universities in Nigeria:

University – Number of Applicants (Competition)

1. UNILAG – 84,326

2. NAU – 82,384

3. UNIBEN – 80,216

4. UNN – 79,842

5. UNILORIN – 78,265

6. OAU – 65,653

7. ABU – 60,691

8. UNIPORT – 48,850

9. UNIUYO – 45,851

10. EVANS – 43,503

Below Are Top Ten (10) Most Competitive First Choice  Polytechnics with Highest Patronage

NEKEDE, YABA, AUCHI, OKO, KADUNA, RIVERS, IBADAN, NASARAWA, AKWAIBOM,  KWARA

Below Are Top Ten (10) Most Competitive First Choice Colleges  of Education with Highest Patronage

ALVAN-IKOKU, ADEYEMI, ADENIRAN, AKOKA, PH, ZARIA, AKWA-IBOM, ZUBA,  EKIADOLO, NSUGBE

2012 Application by Course: Top 14 Courses with Highest  Patronage

1. Med. & Surgery – 116,037

2. Accounting – 101,877

3. Economics – 98,967

4. Law – 87,385

5. Business Admin – 82,551

6. Mass Comm. – 69,836

7. Political Sci. – 69,047

8. Computer Sci. – 67,996

9. Microbiology – 47,097

10. Biochemistry – 37,318

11. Nursing – N/A

12. Pharmacy – N/A

13. Mechanical – 32,493

14. Civil Engineering – 32,223

Now, you have seen the various most competitive courses and tertiary institutions  in Nigeria, so, let us now see the guidelines to follow in other to get easy admission in Nigeria.

Guidelines to Easy Admission in Nigeria

1. Only apply to less competitive courses.
2. Only apply to less competitive tertiary institutions (no too much applicants).
3. Don’t apply for a professional course, but if you have to apply for a  professional course, then you should go for a less competitive tertiary institution that offers this professional course.
4. Don’t apply to any of the top ten (10) most competitive first choice  institutions above, but if you have to apply to one of these top ten (10) most competitive first choice institutions, then you have to go for a very less competitive course e.g. Education and Agriculture courses.
5. Don’t apply to any of the top 14 Courses with highest patronage above, but if  you have to apply to any of these courses, then you have to go for a very less competitive tertiary institution where that course is offered.

Referenced Material – Admission Secrets EBook by Chijioke E. Okolo

Note:  These guidelines are for candidates who are desperate for admission and candidates who have been looking for admission for a very long time without any success. But, if you are a young student who just graduated from secondary school and you are seeking for admission into any of the tertiary institutions here in Nigeria, I advice that you use the methods I illustrated in my Free EBook on JAMB Success Secrets to secure admission for your desired course and into your desired institution.

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