9Mobile Users – Special Data || Get 1GB For ₦200 And 5GB For ₦1000 (See Subscription Code)

While some of you are still lamenting over insufficient data and how normal MTN data zaps on time, 9mobile has finally made this offer official 1GB for N200. You’ll recall that during the Sallah celebration (Ramadan Kareem), 9mobile introduced special Ramadan offer that gives you N200 for 1GB and 5GB for N1000. Now it has been made official and anyone can just subscribe to the package. 9mobile network is quite fast in some location but not all. If you are seeing 4G LTE appear on your smart device, then you can try out this plan. The validity period for this data is 3 days. Once it expire, you can sub again and again until you see the need to change. However, those of you complaining of the inhuman exceptional zapping of the newly introduced MTN data offer that gives extra 500MB can simply go with this offer. 5GB for N1000 in 15days. Simply dial *929*10# to get activated, and dial *228# for data balance. No tweak required, no VPN required and it works on all devices including the old Chincoberry.

South African Landlord Evicts Tenant For Using 400 Litres Of Water A Day, Claims She Flushes The Toilet 22 Times In One Day

With some town in South Africa experiencing water shortage, a landlord from Cape town has evicted one of his tenants because she was using up to 400 litres of water..........See More

Common Vocabulary Mistakes That We Make And Their Corrections.

Hi guys,

As a Nigerian i can’t help but notice how we tend to overlook nuances in our vocabulary. Today i will be discussing the differences between Sight, Site and Cite. As you would have noticed, the aforementioned words are homophones.

1. Sight: This directly refers to the ability to a person to see as a verb (action) e.g tell me when you sight seun. As a noun, it means the power/ faculty of seeing e.g a snake’s sight is poor in dim light.

2. Site: A site is a geographical location/ point of the earth e.g the proposed site of an airport.

3. Cite: to quote or mention a book/ journal/ document (especially an authority on a subject) to support an argument or a theory e.g he cited the work of Albert Einstein to support his claim

Now that we know the differences and contexts within which such words should be used, can we go into the world and educate others?

Thanks for your time, kindly comment below the article if you found it helpful.