9Mobile (Etisalat) Cheat: Browse with YouTube Data on AnonyTun

This post will teach you the latest 9mobile cheat using YouTube - Learn how to power all apps, Download & Stream with YouTube Data on Android uisng AnonyTun VPN App. This cheat works when you connect to anonytun with your 9mobile sim and its very stable.


To get this working, you have to activate a monthly data plan - "Cliq4DNite". Cliq4DNite allows you to stream 9mobile youtube data for free between 1am - 5am daily and it is capped at 2GB each mid-night.

Also, i personally power all apps with the 9mobile free browsing cheat on my PC/Compuer & Laptop as well and it is very stable. So if you are a movie lover or love to download games on your Android phones, you will definaltley enjoy this 9mobile youtube data 2GB.

Like i said, i personally power all apps with the 9mobile youtube data cheat on Pc. So this means you can use the 2GB on your computer & Laptop using Pdanet for Pc.
Now over to the 9mobile Cheat | Power all apps with YouTube data on Android & Pc 2018. Below are the full requirements and working tutorial.

REQUIREMENTS

✔ Your 9Mobile SIM
✔️ AnonyTun VPN (download here)
✔ Your Android Phone or tablet
✔️ Any active monthly data plan
✔️ Strong and stable 3G or 4G network

HOW TO CONFIGURE ANONYTUN FOR BROWSING WITH 9MOBILE YOUTUBE DATA (Power All Apps)

✔️ First, subscribe to any 9Mobile monthly data plan. The N500 for 1GB plan is the best. Subscribe by dialing *229*2*12#. See other 9Mobile plans here.

✔️ Open the VPN which you downloaded from above.
✔️ Install and open it on your phone

9MOBILE YOUTUBE CHEAT SETTINGS

✔️ Go to Stealth Settings
✔️ Enable Tunel VPN ON/OFF
✔️ Connection Protocol: HTTP
✔️ Puerto: 8081
✔️ Enable Custom TCP & HTTP Headers & click it

UNDER HTTP HEADERS

✔ URL/HOST: myaccount.google.com
✔️ Request Method: GET
✔️ Injection method: Normal
✔️ Tick user agent
✔️ Now click on "Generate"
✔️ Hit Save

Now Go to Home of AnonyTun VPN and Connet the 9mobile YouTube Cheat. From then on, you can browse with the 2GB on all applications like Facebook, whatsapp, Youtube, Internet and so on.

Actress Yewande Adekoya Arrested In The US For Credit Card Fraud

Popular female Nollywood filmmaker, yoruba actress Yewande Adekoya Abiodun is now in big mess in the United States of America.

The Yoruba actress who arrived Atlanta Georgia for Oodua Image award has been arrested in the US after her bank account was allegedly used for fraudulent bank transfer by some suspected scammers posing as promoters in Atlanta, US.

Out of ignorance the actress fell prey to some Nigerian criminals in Atlanta allowed her bank accounts to be used to transfer some amount of money to Nigeria.

Sadly, Immediately she arrived in Atlanta for her birthday party, she was immediately arrested and placed under house arrest.

it was discovered that a foreign promoters contacted the actress to seek her permission to use her bank account to move funds and she agreed. The deal could have fetched her some amount of millions but it backfired and leads to her arrest.

Her passport has been seized and she is placed under house arrest for credit card scam and bank transfer fraud.

In July 2017, Nollywood actress Lola Margaret was arrested in the US for credit card fraud and has been off social media.

Breaking : Osun Workers Begin Indefinite Strike, Shut Government Secretariat (See Photos)

Workers in Osun state on Wednesday morning began their indefinite strike earlier declared by their union leaders as they shut down the Secretariat of the state government in protest


The Nigeria Labour Union, Osun state chapter had declared an indefinite strike over the modulated salary being paid for over two years now by the Governor Rauf Aregbesola led administration.

The workers were last week directed not to return to work this week as they vow not to receive half salary from the state government again.


Worldnews correspondent gathered that entrance to the state secretariat in Abeere had been blocked by the striking workers as early as seven not only in compliance with the strike order but also monitor and turn any erring worker back home.

Federal Government Declares December 25, 26 And January 1st Public Holidays

The Federal Government has declared Monday, Dec. 25, Tuesday, Dec. 26 and Monday, Jan. 1, 2018 as public holidays for the Christmas, Boxing Day and New Year celebrations.

The Minister of Interior, retired Lt.-Gen. Abdulralman Dambazau, made the declaration on behalf of government through a statement issued on Wednesday by the Permanent Secretary in the ministry, Mr Abubakar Magaji.

Dambazau enjoined Christian faithful and all Nigerians to use the period to pray for continued growth and development of the country.

He also called on Nigerians to strengthen their resolve to maintain the country’s peace and unity.

The minister urged all citizens, both at home and abroad, to support the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari in its determination to improve the living standard of the people.

EFL Cup! Jose Mourinho Finally Reveals Why Manchester United Were Beaten 2-1 By Bristol City (Read)

Manchester United manager, Jose Mourinho, has claimed that Bristol City were “lucky”, after they beat his side 2-1 to qualify for the semi-final of the Carabao Cup on Wednesday night.

Joe Bryan’s opener was cancelled out by Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s fierce free-kick, before Korey Smith netted the winner in the dying seconds of the game.

Bristol City will now face Manchester City in the final four.

“They (Bristol City) were a bit lucky. But they fought a lot to be a bit lucky. They won the game when everyone was waiting for our goal.

“It’s a beautiful day for a football. The team from the lower division won. I don’t want people to think me saying they are lucky to be the main thing. I am happy for them.

“In the second-half after the goal we were the best team, we reacted well. For them it’s a big night, in this club we know how to win and we know how to lose. We wish them luck in the semi-final.

“It was another day in the office and for some of our players they probably didn’t even want to come into the office today,” Mourinho told Sky.

Woman Bites Electricity Workers For Disconnecting Her Light

A 28-year-old trader, Kemi Shopade, who allegedly assaulted two Ikeja Electric workers that wanted to disconnect her electricity wire, on Wednesday appeared before an Ikeja Magistrates’ Court, Lagos.

Shopade, resident of Alaguntan, Iyana-Ipaja, Lagos, is being tried for conspiracy and assault. The Prosecutor, Sgt. Godwin Awase, said that the accused committed the offences on Nov. 24, at her residence.

Awase said that the accused and two others, who had yet to be apprehended, assaulted two workers of Ikeja Electric — Mr John Oluwole and Mr Uwaoman Ibiam.

“The accused beat up and bit the complainants while performing their duty,” he said. He said that the complainants disconnected the electricity supply of the accused over unpaid electricity bills from January.

“The accused, who had not paid for electricity since the beginning of the year, descended on the complainants when they disconnected her power supply. “The two other men who are still at large joined her in beating the complainants, and in the process, the accused bit the complainants.

“The case was reported to the police and the accused was arrested,” the prosecutor said. The offences contravened Sections 174 and 411 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2015(Revised).

Section 174 prescribes three years jail term for a person guilty of assault. The accused, however, pleaded innocence of the offences and was granted bail in the sum of N20,000 with two sureties in like sum.

The Magistrate, Mr J.A. Adigun, said that the sureties should be gainfully employed and show evidence of two years tax payment to the Lagos State Government. He adjourned the case until Jan. 5, for mention.

NECO Releases 2017 November/December GCE Results

Young school leavers who took part in the last National Examinations Council can now log onto the internet to check their result which is now available for access.

​The National Examinations Council (NECO) has released 2017 November/December External Senior School Certificate Examination results.

Prospective candidates are expected to purchase NECO result checking scratch card before proceeding to check their results online,

Cards are available in all NECO offices.

How To Check Result:

1) Go to NECO result checking portal http://www.mynecoexams.com/results/default.aspx

2) Select your examination type i.e. Nov/Dec

3) Select your year of examination i.e. 2017

4) Enter the result checking scratch card PIN number in the required column

5) Enter your examination number

Finally, click on ‘Check My Result’ B.utton to access your 2017 NECO GCE result.http://www.mynecoexams.com/results/default.aspx

FUTA Notice To Post-UTME Candidates 2017/2018

For the avoidance of doubt all candidates duly registered for the on going post UTME Screening Exercise of Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) MUST come to the venue with the printed admittance slip and the following items and their photocopies

(a) Depositor’s copy of Bank Teller indicating payments as appropriate;
(b) JAMB UTME Notification of Results/Registration slips;
(c) Printed copy of the completed FUTA Post-UTME Online Registration Form;
(d) Print-out of e-Tranzact payment receipt (collected from the Bank) and
(e) One passport photograph.

(ii) The venue of the screening exercise is the FUTA Digital Resource Centre, “Obanla campus”, The Federal University of Technology, Akure.

(iii) Candidates are NOT allowed to bring cell phones or any other electronic gadget into the examination hall.

(iv) Candidates are requested, in their own interest, to have a feel (practice of the
computer-based test by visiting Practice Test Page).

UPDATE : ASUU To Meet FG Again On Strike Issues And Other Relating Matters

There are indications that the Academic Staff Union of Universities may meet with the Federal Government this week over the ongoing strike by the union . The ASUU strike which started on Sunday , August 13 , 2017 was announced by its National President , Prof . Biodun Ogunyemi , at a meeting of the National Executive Council of the union in Abuja.

It was learnt on Sunday that the union would present its position to the government on the offers made by the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Ngige , during their meeting on August 17 , 2017 in Abuja .

A source explained that the ASUU meeting , which held on Saturday at the University of Abuja , discussed whether to suspend the strike on the basis of the offers made by the government . The FG had during the meeting with ASUU leadership in Abuja offered to pay N23 bn and a monthly payment of N1 . 5 bn pending the outcome of the forensic audit being carried out by the Ministry of Finance .

It could not be immediately ascertained if the money had been paid as promised by the government . Our correspondent gathered that over 80 per cent of the union members across the country voted that the strike should continue until the government fulfilled its part of the bargain.

The source said , “ The ASUU meeting which held last Saturday at UniAbuja discussed the offers made by the government and whether the strike should be called off on the basis of the offers made by the government .

“ It was decided that ASUU might seek an audience with the government this week to negotiate further concessions before the strike is called off. ” The ASUU President , Prof . Biodun Ogunyemi , could not be reached for comment as he did not respond to calls and SMS to his phone.

Meanwhile , The PUNCH gathered on Sunday that university lecturers who were employed after 2010 would not benefit from the N23 bn Earned Academic Allowances released by the Federal Government. A source in ASUU in the South- West, who did not his name in print , said that lecturers engaged after 2010 would not be beneficiaries .

The source said , “ There was an ASUU NEC meeting held on Friday in Abuja . Our zonal chairmen would be briefed on the outcome of deliberations on the NEC meeting particularly on the N23 bn which was offered by the Federal Government.

“ The about nine zones of ASUU will be meeting on Monday ( today ) to brief their members on the outcome of their deliberations concerning the ongoing strike over the 2009 agreement by the Federal Government.

“ Top on the agenda to be discussed includes the N23 bn which the government had recently agreed to pay . The N23 bn is the arrears of 2009 and 2010 . So , anybody that was employed after 2010 may not even benefit from it because that person did not earn it.

The money is called Earned Academic Allowance, so you must have worked for the money and earned it. “ The money is just like overtime and it is paid for somebody that had done that work , not the normal working hours . It is earned and (exclusively ) for 2009 and 2010 .

The Federal Government made an offer and collected views from all branches as to what they will do concerning the N23 bn offer. ”