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This app is made to bring you closer to RADIO station you loved to listening to. This apps comprises of various radio stations across Nigeria and also Nigerian owned Radio stations in diaspora. Nigeria is the most Religious Country in the whole world and that is the reason we included various religious Radio stations across Nigeria. Islamic Radio stations, 24/7 Quran recitation and various Tefsr. Christian Radio stations, 24/7 ministry of words of God and anointing ours from various churches across Nigeria. There was a false saying that " If you wanna hid something from the black man, put it in writing" I believed this  assertion is %100 wrong because Nigerian are well learned  and that is the reason I included News Updates from all Nigeria"s news outlets. I believed you will love this apps because I put a lot of effort to make it worthy and PRESENTABLE for your listening and reading pleasure. Click HERE to download the ALL NIG

Toyota Motor Corp. wants the world to know it’s not a car manufacturer -- It’s a human movement company.  Japan’s largest automaker is using the Tokyo Motor Show this week as a pulpit for its global rebranding and forays into other markets including rehabilitation robots to mobility services. The company has dubbed the initiative “Start Your Impossible,” drawing inspiration from the athletes who’ll compete at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, of which Toyota is a top sponsor. That year looms large on Toyota’s calendar -- it plans to showcase a network of connected fuel cell buses, AI-powered autonomous highway driving, a redesigned national taxi fleet, and possibly even a flying car. “The passion for mobility goes beyond cars,”    Toyota Executive Vice President Didier Leroy said during a presentation to open the motor show Wednesday. “For us, it means expanding our capability into technologies that can help people move around town or across the room.” Toyota is far from alone in seeki

The President of the World Bank Group, Jim Yong Kim, said on Thursday that the bank had concentrated on the northern region of Nigeria in line with President Muhammadu Buhari’s request. Kim and the Managing Director, International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde, who spoke at separate press conferences in Washington DC, United States, also advised Buhari to invest in things that would enhance economic growth. Kim said, “You know, in my very first meeting with President Buhari he said specifically that he would like us to shift our focus to the northern region of Nigeria and we’ve done that. Now, it has been very difficult. The work there has been very difficult. “I think Nigeria, of course, has suffered from the dropping oil prices. I think things are just now getting better. But the conversation we need to have with Nigeria, I think, is in many ways related to the theme that I brought to the table just this past week, which is investment in human capital. The percentage of

Criminals in Dubai ought to be shaking in their boots, as police in the Arab Emirate have introduced a flying motorbike. A new video shows a Dubai police officer testing out the new hoverbike, which has rotors instead of wheels that allow it to fly. The hoverbike, capable of flying 16ft above ground, is seen emblazoned with Dubai police emblems as it is tested for the cameras. With the hoverbike, police could get to the middle of traffic jams, which would be difficult with a normal car or even a motorbike.

Telcomm Satellite TV (TSTV) says its newly inaugurated pay TV, TSTV Africa, will begin commercial operation on November 1. Its Managing Director, Bright Echefu, made this known while briefing journalists on Saturday in Abuja. Mr. Echefu added that TSTV would launch its services with about 1 million decoders nationwide. He said at least 5,000 decoders TSTV would be released to the public next week for free, adding that it would use the first set of decoders with one month free subscription to test run its services. ​“Commercialisation of our decoders will resume officially on November 1 and by that time, every part of Nigeria would have TSTV decoders for people to buy.​ “We are releasing about one million which can go round and our target for the first quarter is one million units. “In every quarter we will bring one million units and we are targeting four million units within the next one year. “I can tell you categorically that some decoders will be released next week

TSTV has denied reports that it has infringed on the copyright of Bein Sports and Turner Broadcasting which owns CNN. Head of Corporate Communication for TSTV, Madu Ugo released this statement on the matter. “Our attention has been drawn to memos circulating on social media claiming TSTV illegally used the logo of Bein Sport and Tuner on its website. We wish to state that this is malicious and false. The memos circulating on social media are FAKE. Both letters were packaged in a single brown envelop and was hurriedly dropped at our office by an unidentified person. “TSTV has a non-disclosure agreement with Beni Sports and Turner to air their stations on TSTV satellite Television. The Nigeria Broadcasting Commission team were also in Qatar to confirm our agreement with Bein Sports and also have a copy of our agreement with Bein Sport. Nigerians should kindly disregard the documents because they are frivolous. TSTV is prepared to offer affordable and excellent digital services t

So alot of you heard about the proposed media censorship sometime ago, which the govt denied. Well it looks like its true after all as this afternoon, a talk show on radio was abruptly ended after the NBC called and asked for the show to be taken down. Popular political analyst Chxta was talking about the #AsabaMassacre. What's your take guys? Check the above Screenshots

Wonder they say shall never end, this young artiste who goes by the name Weflo, just about last month got the Internet buzzing after he scattered the red carpet of City People Awards by stepping into the premises in a Limousine and body guards. The incident got many people questioning, where did this young guy get money to afford a limousine, even when the A-list artistes at that event came in standard cars? This dude shine so much at that event that even many of the media's crew ignored some of the top stars to interview him, as he was the center of attraction with the glamour he brought to the event. However, in a mysterious twist, according these photos currently circulating, Weflo was spotted somewhere in Lagos hours ago hustling hard at a building site with other bricklayers. This is beyond our imagination. What can we call this kind of happening?

The Nigerian Customs Services has confiscated 11 vehicles among other items smuggled into the country. Other items intercepted included 4,227 bags of foreign parboiled rice, frozen poultry products, vegetable oil, Indian Hemp, medicaments, used tyres, scrap metals, wet blue, electric cables, unprocessed wood, bales of used clothing and shoes. A statement by Nigerian Customs reveals import duties were not paid for the confiscated items. The statement read "The Nigeria Customs Service have continue to clampdown on unrepentant smugglers, as Operatives of the Federal Operations Unit gave a score card of its activities from 29th of August - 3rd of October 2017. "The seized items include: 11 used vehicles, 4,227 bags of foreign parboiled rice, frozen poultry products, vegetable oil, Indian Hemp, medicaments, used tyres, scrap metals, wet blue, electric cables, unprocessed wood, bales of used clothing and shoes respectively with a duty paid value (DPV) of Three Hundred

Guaranty Trust Bank Plc has apologized to customers over their inability to access some banking channels yesterday such as mobile banking channels, ATM machines as well as transactions across the counter. The bank has sent out apology to customers while acknowledging they failed in giving satisfactory services as they normally deliver. Below is the memo as released by the bank:

Guaranty Trust Bank Plc has apologized to customers over their inability to access some banking channels yesterday such as mobile banking channels, ATM machines as well as transactions across the counter. The bank has sent out apology to customers while acknowledging they failed in giving satisfactory services as they normally deliver. Below is the memo as released by the bank:

With the launch of latest Pay TV operator in Nigeria, TStv Africa, DStv, StarTimes and other existing service providers are unsettled by the immediate response of the Federal Government in granting a three-year tax relief to the newly inaugurated Pay TV operator in the country as well as tax-free dividends to all investors in the company. The development has already triggered panic among old operators who have been competing for market shares in the face of harsh economic environment in the country. Their fear is not unconnected to the belief that the new operator would before long break the strength of monopoly they have been riding on over the years. A reliable source from one of the Pay TV service providers, who preferred anonymity, told INDEPENDENT that steps are being taken by the existing operators to request for a better deal from the Federal Government. According to him, “You don’t expect those who have laboured hard in the country for people to enjoy this unique service to

North Korea's cyber wars As the U.S. cracks down on North Korea, Russia is giving the rogue state a cyber lifeline. Russian state-owned company TransTeleCom has provided a new internet connection to Kim Jong Un's regime, according to North Korea monitoring project 38 North. Cybersecurity experts have also confirmed the new Russian link. The move strengthens North Korea's cybersecurity capabilities at a time of heightened tensions with the U.S. and also reduces its reliance on China. Previously, North Korean internet traffic was funneled through one sole link, provided by Chinese telecommunications firm China Unicom, according to experts. Now, it's got some backup from Russia. Related: North Korea is trying to amass a bitcoin war chest That's significant at a time when the U.S. is ramping up pressure on Chinese companies to sever business ties with North Korea over its missile and nuclear tests. "This new link means two companies would have to cut

ILE IFE ' Olojo Festival 2017 Here are the first pictures from Olojo Festival 2017 , attended by many people around the world , share with friends.

New pay Television operator, TStv Africa, has been granted three-year tax relief by the federal government. The newly inaugurated television was also granted tax free dividends to all investors in the company. The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, announced incentives on Sunday night in Abuja at a dinner to mark the official unveiling of the new company. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports TStv Africa is a wholly owned by Nigerian Pay TV operator with refined offerings of novel Unclassified Pay Per View subscription and complimentary internet services. Mohammed who performed the official unveiling of the new company and its products said the tax reliefs were in line with the Pioneer Status recently granted to the Creative Industry by the Government. The Minister congratulated the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the company, Dr. Bright Echefu and his team for liberalising and breaking the monopoly of Pay TV in the country. “The important thin