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I just got a mail from NTEL’s communication manager and the NTEL image showing the various Pickup locations as displayed by Shocker007 on Nairaland  is apparently false. NTEL has not announced any pickup locations for Lagos. So please be informed. Whew! I have good news and bad news guys. I’d like to start with the good news of course. If you reside in Lagos, you can start preparing to pick your NTEL SIM cards. Kindly see the locations for pick-up below: PALMGROVE 25 Obanikoro Way, Ilupeju, Off Western Avenue OJODU 1568 Damilare Street, Off Berger, Ojodu-Berger IKOYI 24 Rumens Road, South West, Ikoyi VICTORIA ISLAND 76 Teslim Elias, Off Ahmadu Bello Way FESTAC 512 Road, D Close, House 1, Off Redeemed Church, 2nd Gate. YABA 662 Alake Way, Off Tejuoso, Off Railway Tracks, Yaba The Bad news: Remember the awoof that was promised? Well, there has been a change in the awoof plans. If you get your SIM card now, you will be among the first 100,000 people to su...

BACK IN OCTOBER, Facebook announced that users would soon be able to change their profile picture from a normal image into a short looping video. This features has been rolled out slowly but its now available in for some iPhone and Android users. How do I add or change my profile video? You can take or upload a video of up to 7 seconds to use as your profile video. Profile videos appear at the top your profile just like a profile picture. You can currently only add a profile video from iPhone or Android. To add a profile video from iPhone: 1.       Go to your profile and tap your profile picture or video 2.       Tap Take a New Profile Video to take a new video or tap Upload Video or Photo to choose a video from your phone 3.       Tap Next, then tap the bar at the bottom of the screen to choose a thumbnail for your video 4.       Tap Save To add a profile vide...

I’m sad to announce this to all Blackberry users and fans because at this moment, Blackberry is on life supports and any moment soon, they’ll die because Doctors have given up on them. Just few weeks ago, WhatsApp announced that they’ll no longer support some device in which Blackberry is not an exemption. Now, Facebook have announced that by March 31sth 2016 they’ll no longer support Facebook native app on all blackberry OS including Blackberry 10. The app will be discontinue and replaced with a web app. Blackberry in their official blog issue a statements below. "The app landscape continues to evolve, and in ways that are not always within our control. Recently, Facebook made the decision to discontinue support of their essential APIs for BlackBerry and WhatsApp announced they would end support for BlackBerry 10 and BBOS at the end of 2016. We are extremely disappointed in their decision as we know so many users love these apps. We fought back to work with ...