DISCOVERING YOUR TALENTS MAKES YOU OUTSTANDING NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE!...selah.

We had a photoshoot with the winner of the first edition of COVENANT UNIVERSITY CANAANLAND,NIGERIA CU's Got Talent  Miss SANDRA, and it was fun as you can see with your own korokoro eyes...lol 

Well, Big S/O to Team TTC(The TalkCity)

Photo Credit: Emmanuel @_emmzie

Angolan Model Maria Borges tops Forbes Africa Magazine’s List for African Models

Posted: By Jennifer Obiuwevbi
 
  Forbes Africa Magazine has released the list for the top African models for 2013 and topping that list is Angolan born model Maria Borges.
With appearances on the runway for designers such as Tom Ford and Marc Jacobs, Maria has been dubbed the most wanted African runway model of 2013.
With Maria at the top, the other African models that came close to snatching the title for number 1 include Ajak Deng from Sudan, Grace Bol from Sudan, Candice Swanepoel of South Africa, Liya Kebede of Ethiopia, Katryn Kruger of South African and Miss Universe competitor Flaviana Matata.

THE MOST BEATIFUL CITIES IN AFRICA...

 
I was going through the list of most beautiful cities in Africa  a while ago and i was shocked to see the following top six city on the list excluding Lagos,Abuja and Calabar here is the list;
1)victoria-seychelles
2)Cape town-south Africa
3)Johanesburg-South Africa
4)Pretoria-South Africa
5)Nairobi-Kenya
6)Cairo-Egypt

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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND- Wayne Rooney of Manchester United is challenged by Frank Lampard of Chelsea during the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester United and Chelsea at Old Trafford on August 26, 2013 in Manchester, England. (Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images)

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Nigerian boy flies to Lagos from home town hiding in airplane wheel cavity

  According to Reuters - A Nigerian teenager hid in the wheel compartment of an airplane and survived a half hour flight to the commercial hub of Lagos from his home town of from Benin, Arik Air said on Sunday.

Daniel Ihekina evaded airport security and snuck into the tyre section of the flight just before the wheels went up for take off on Saturday, airline spokesman Ola Adebanji said by telephone.
Passengers spotted him emerging from the wheel cavity in Benin and alerted the staff.
"How he got through security is something for the authorities to investigate," Adebanji said. "He's lucky to have survived it. Not many people can do that and survive."
He said that the plane only went up 21,000 feet because it was a short flight, increasing the boy's chances of surviving the thinner, colder air at high altitudes.
Adebanji said Ihekina was still being questioned by police and that he said his family had mistreated him. (Reporting by Tim Cocks; Editing by Louise Ireland)

Microsoft to end support for Windows XP, Office 2003 in 2014

United States technology company, Microsoft has announced the official end of support for Windows XP, Windows XP Professional for Embedded Systems and Office 2003 by April 8, 2014 and therefore urged its customers and partners to migrate to Windows 8 and Office 2013 platform.
Businesses in particular are feeling the most pressure to stay up-to-date with an increasing need to protect their data and manage all their devices while ensuring security and compliance. Windows 8 is Microsoft’s latest operating system for modern businesses, building on Windows 7 fundamentals such as speed, reliability and security while creating a modern platform designed for new generation of hardware experiences from tablets and innovative touch devices to traditional desktops and laptops.
With the Official End of support for Windows XP, Windows XP Professional for Embedded Systems and Office 2003, partners and customers will no longer receive security updates and technical support from Microsoft, which will result in vulnerability to security threats. Awawu Olumide-Sojinrin, acting country manager, Microsoft Nigeria while speaking at a media briefing to announce end of support for the Windows XP and Office 2003 in Lagos, explained that Microsoft is proactive in communicating changes that are critical and important to our customers. As a result, she said Microsoft is taking its time to notify its customers and partners ahead of the April 8 2014 deadline.
“Migration is taken for granted until it is experienced. It is therefore wise for customers and partners to move with the changing technology trend by migrating to the Windows 8 and Office 2013 platform within the 8-month period.” She said. In recent times, it has been observed that PC desktops are now commonly found side by side with laptops, and newer form factors like Ultra books, All in Ones, and tablets. Writeable CDs are today replaced by cloud-based storage solutions like SkyDrive.  Connectivity and accessibility once limited to offices is now possible at home, in the car or even on a beach.
Businesses can now achieve greater productivity and mobility through Direct Access in Windows 8 by enabling remote users to seamlessly access corporate resources over a secure VPN tunnel through the Internet.