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HOT!!! MTN GAME PLUS GET 300MB DATA | PSIPHON FREE BROWSING SETTING 2016

Oleh bcoded - July 12, 2016

What is MTN Game Plus, MTN is dishing out free 150MB game data plan to a MTN lines that wish to subscribe for the plan. This plan is a free Game plan that would last you 7days. You can also be on MTN music plus and still subscribe for the MTN Game plus plan.

To opt-in for this data plan, simply text GM to 2200 and you’ll get a success message saying; “You've successfully registered for MTN Game+…” you’ll be given a unique username and password for the package and also be rewarded with free 150MB which would last you 7days. This is not cheat, it's merely an MTN 2016 offer for all their subscribers. You can renew manually, simply

text stopGM to 2200 and resend GMto 2200

To get another 150MB, just send "JW" to 2200, that will make it 300MB for free

How to use MTN Free 150MB Game Plan on Android

You can tunnel this data plan to power every other application on your android device. With the help of ProNet v10.10, tunneling the package would be possible.

1. Download ProNet v10.10 or Psiphon VPN here

Tick Reverse Proxy box

Proxy type: Real Host
Custom Header: X-Online-Host
Proxy Server: game.mtnonline.com
Real Proxy Type: Inject…. Save…

Just leave the others If you are using this VPN for the first time, Save and close the Handler Settings. Then a pop up will appear and you have to choose “Tunnel whole device” You will be taken to the main screen where you will go to the “Options” menu and select "Best Performance" as the region or use any other region of your choice.

Go to ProNet options and configure using the below settings

- Tick the box "Connect through an HTTP Proxy"
- Enable or Choose "Use the following Settings"
- Host Address: 10.199.212.2
- Port: 8080

… Go back and on server to connect…

How to setup MTN Game Plan on Windows PC
1. Firstly, download the already configured simple server program here.

2. After that, make sure your modem is using the default MTN access point which is “web.gprs.mtnnigeria.net”.

3. Now, go to your browser and make sure the proxy address is set at “127.0.0.1” and port at “8080”

4. Once you’ve configured your browser, simply connect your modem… double click on thesimpleserver.exe and start surfing.

That’s it on how to activate the MTN Game plan to get free 150MB data. You can check data balance by dialing*559#.

That's all about the Settings for MTN Game Plus. Feel free to ask questions. Enjoy!!!...
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Glo PC Free Browsing Trick and Downloading Cheat Code For PC: 2016

Oleh netlord kelly - July 12, 2016

To browse free on Glo network using your laptop, download Simple Server, after which you unzip the downloaded file and configure the simple.ini file found in the SS folder using the settings:

LHOST = ‘ 127.0.0.1’
IMETHOD = 0
ISPLIT = 0
RHTTP = 0
TIMEOUT = 60
PHOST = ‘ 000.000.000.000’
RQUERY = ”
RPATH = 0
PTYPE = 0
KEEP = ” BQUERY = ”
MQUERY = ”
RHTTPS = 1
PPORT = 8080
LPORT = 8080
VALHDR0 = ‘ glosecure.com’
VALHDR1 = ”
VALHDR2 = ”
VALHDR3 = ”
IQUERY = ‘ glosecure.com’
ADMODE = 0
CQUERY = ”
CUSHDR2 = ”
CUSHDR3 = ”
CUSHDR0 = ‘Host’
CUSHDR1 = ”
ILINE = 0
FQUERY = ”
SBUFF = 1024
RPORT = 0

Setup ur browser with:
127.0.0.1
8080

Just save these configurations and then connect your glo modem to the internet. This is the latest Glo free browsing on PC method you must not miss.

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Nigerian Universities That Accepts 180 JAMB Cut off Marks

Oleh bcoded - July 12, 2016

Here’s a list of all the Nigerian University schools that is currently accepting 180 for

JAMB cut off mark for 2016

Using this platform, i would love to reach out to all candidates, who sat for the 2016/17 JAMB cbt examination, and scored 180 +, especially all candidates who scored below 200 in the just concluded UTME, that the below institutions accepts 180 for their Jamb cutoff mark.

List of Nigeria Schools That Accepts Below 200 As JAMB UTME Cut off Marks

Federal university of technology owerri (FUTO)

Imo state university (IMSU)

Kaduna state university (KASU)

Ambrose Ali university ekpoma

Anambra State University (ANSU)

University of Jos (UNIJOS)

Niger Delta University (NDU)

TAI Solarin University of Education (TASUED)

Federal University Dutsin-Ma,

Katsina Federal University

Oye-Ekiti Federal University

Bayelsa State Ebonyi State University (EBSU)

Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun

Enugu State University of Science Tech (ESUT)

Rivers State University of Science and Technology, (RSUST)

Delta State University, Abraka, (DELSU)

Abia State University, Uturu, (ABSUU)

University of Maiduguri, (UNIMAID)

Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto University of Uyo, (UNIUYO)

University of Calabar (Unical)

Kogi State University, (KSU)

Ambrose Alli University Edo State (AAU)

Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike

Do you have any school that you’ll like to enquire about but not listed above? Comment below.

How To Post Blog Posts Automatically To Facebook Using Hootsuite

Oleh bcoded - July 12, 2016

My fellow bloggers always send me mails and messages on how I use hootsuite to drive traffic to my blog, I always explain it to them but some will still be confused on how to use it effectively so i decided to write a tutorial on it so that they can fully understand it and those that have not heard of it too can use it.

So lets get started. You can use Hootsuite to drive traffic to your website or blog by connecting it with your Facebook, Twitter or GooglePlus accounts so that you can schedule posts which will be posted automatically on this social media platforms.

Now you are ready use to Hootsuite, go to :www.hootsuite.com on your browser and sign up if you are a new user or log in if you already have an hootsuite account. After you finish setting up your Hootsuite account and you logged in you will see the screen below.

Click on ''Add Social Networks'', a new window will pop up as seen below :

You can connect only one social network if you're still using the free account but if you upgrade to Hootsuite Pro, you can connect as many as you want. See the screen below after I connected my Facebook account.

In the screen above you can see the Facebook groups I belong to but you I can only add 2 groups because I am still using free account, you should now add the two groups you want to be posting in.

Now we are done with the connecting ish, lets now link our Feeds to Hootsuite to so that it can do the work for us automatically.

Go to Publisher and click on ''RSS Feeds''\

A new window will pop up click on ''RSS/Atom'' so that you can connect your Feed to Hootsuite so that anytime you post it will automatically posted in your groups.

Now click on that Plus icon below ''RSS/Atom''

That's the screen you will see above.

Fill the form as explained below:

Feed Url: Type in your blog address

Network to send feed items to: Select your Facebook profile or one of your groups.

Check this feed for new posts every: You can select every one hour, two hours and so on.

When new posts are found, send up to: You choose 1, 2 3 and so on.

Save your feed when you are done.

After you save the above, anytime you publish on your website/blog, Hootsuite will always be updating your Facebook for you with your latest blog posts.

In next tutorial, I will share with you, how to schedule your blog posts to be published on Facebook, Twitter etc using Hootsuite.

Are you also using hootsuite? Kindly share your experience.

JAMB Enables Portal To Check Institution You Have Been Posted For 2016 Admission

Oleh bcoded - July 12, 2016

As promised by the Joint Admission And Matriculation Board (JAMB), the portal for candidates to determine the institution they have been posted for 2016 admission has been enabled.

Candidates can actually check the institutions they have been posted for 2016 admission.

The portal is yet to be made official on its website, which goes to show that the candidates details are still being uploaded.

So if you check and it does not display your details, you can always check back.

How To Check Institution You Have Been Posted For 2016 Admission

-Visit the portal by clicking here

-On the page that opens, enter your JAMB Registration Number in the space provided.

-Click on "Check where you have been posted for admission" to access the details.

See other students sharing their successful admission consideration using the comments below.

Visit this website daily for another important update coming soon.

Note: if you have an official notice from your school click here

Custom robots.txt and Custom robots header tags on Blogger

Oleh bcoded - July 12, 2016

Custom robots.txt

Custom Robot.txt is an another important roll for blogger, you can index your article on google by Custom Robot.txt, Custom Robot.txt help you for indexing your url on "Google".

First go to Blogger Dashboard > Select Your Blog > Settings and click on Search preferences
Edit Custom robots.txt> Disable to Enabled it with theCSS

User-agent: *
Disallow: /search
Allow: /

Sitemap: http://your-blog-url/atom.xml?redirect=false&start-index=1&max-results=500

Just replace "your-blog-url" your blog url with Your Blog Url.

Custom robots header tags

Custom robots header tags on Blogger very important in a blogspot blog. Custom robots header tags is play and important for most popular search engine "Google".

First go to Blogger Dashboard > Select Your Blog > Settings and click on Search preferences
Edit Custom robots header tags> Disable to Enabled.

This is the most important part of blogger. Every blogger must need be set this setup. You must set up this settings like this screenshot.

Your comments are highly needed. Don't just read and pass by. Comments improves us more to drop many more awesome updates.

How to Unroot Your Android Phone

Oleh bcoded - July 12, 2016

The Many Ways to Unroot an Android Phone

Like rooting, there are a few different methods of unrooting your phone, and which one you’ll use depends on your device, the version of Android you’re running, and what you’re trying to accomplish. In general, unrooting will involve one of these processes.

Any Phone that has only been rooted: If all you’ve done is root your phone, and stuck with your phone’s default version of Android, unrooting should (hopefully) be easy. You can unroot your phone using an option in the SuperSU app, which will remove root and replace Android’s stock recovery. This is detailed in the first section of this guide.
Any phone running a custom rom or using the exposed frame work: If you’ve done more than root, you’ve likely altered certain parts of your system heavily enough that they only way to unroot is to return to a completely stock, out-of-the-factory condition. This is different for every phone, and we can’t give instructions for each one, but we discuss it in the final section of this guide.

Seems simple, right? Unfortunately, the SuperSU method doesn’t always work perfectly. Maybe it fails, or maybe it can’t replace your stock recovery for some reason. In those cases, you can manually unroot your phone using one of these methods:

Nexus and other Developer Edition Phonesrunning Marshmallow: If the SuperSU method doesn’t work, you can manually unroot your device by re-flashing its boot.img. This is the main file that gets edited when you root a phone with Marshmallow, so replacing it and then re-flashing Android’s stock recovery should do the trick. This is discussed in the second section of this guide.
Nexus and other Developer Edition Phonesrunning Lollipop and Before: If the SuperSU method doesn’t work, you can manually unroot your device by deleting the su binary. This is the file that gives you root access on pre-Marshmallow phones, so deleting it and then re-flashing Android’s stock recovery should do the trick. This is discussed in the third section of this guide.
Non-Developer Edition phones: If the SuperSU method doesn’t work and you have a non-developer phone, you will likely have to go nuclear. That means wiping your phone and returning it to a completely stock, out-of-the-factory condition in order to unroot. This is different for every phone, and we can’t give instructions for each one, but we discuss it in the final section of this guide.

We will cover each of these methods (in varying levels of detail) in the four sections below. So skip down to the section that fits your device, version of Android, and situation.

How to Unroot Basically Any Android Device with SuperSU

SuperSU is easily the most popular and robust root management app available on Android. If you’re running a rooted device, there’s a very high chance that you’re using SuperSU to manage which apps get superuser access. It’s also the smartest and easiest way to quickly unroot your Android device, because the entire process is done within the app directly on the phone.

To fully unroot the device, the first thing you’ll want to do is jump into the SuperSU app, which is found in the app drawer.

Once opened, swipe over or tap the Settings tab and scroll towards the bottom till you see the “Cleanup” section. Tap the “Full unroot” option.

This will present a dialog box with what to expect from the unroot process and ask if you’d like to continue. If you’re on a device with the traditional rooting method—generally Lollipop or older—then this is the first and only step for you. Hitting continue will unroot the device, and you’ll need to reboot to finish the process.

If you’re on a device that was rooted with the systemless root method in Marshmallow, tapping the “Continue” option will open another dialog that asks if you’d like to restore the stock boot image, noting that this is required for OTA (over-the-air) updates. If you’re hoping to download the latest Android update when it drops, or if you’re getting rid of the device, then I would suggest tapping “Yes” here. If those options don’t apply to your situation, it’s probably fine to just leave the modified boot image by hitting “No.”

The following screen may ask if you’d like to restore the stock recovery image. If you’re running a custom recovery (which is likely) and you want to pull an OTA update, this option is necessary—tap “Yes” to continue. If you plan on re-rooting in the future or want to continue using your custom recovery (say, for nandriod backups), then hit “No” here. There’s a chance that this option may not show up, in which case you’ll have to manually flash the stock recovery. There are instructions on how to do this in the manual section below.

After that, SuperSU will remove itself and clean up the installation. The entire process will only take a few seconds, and then the device will reboot. Once it’s finished, it should be completely unrooted and, depending on which options were selected during the unroot process, back in a completely stock form.

How to Manually Unroot a Nexus or Other Developer Device on Marshmallow

While the above method of unrooting with SuperSU should theoretically work just fine on devices that have been rooted using the systemless method it’s still good to know what to do in a situation where SuperSU may not be able to fully unroot the device.

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