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HOW TO CHANGE YOUR FACEBOOK NAME AFTER YOU REACH CHANGING LIMIT

Has your Facebook Account Name limit is Reached or Exceeded?
So do you want to change your Facebook Profile Name after Name Limit reach?

If so, just follow the simple method written below,

Mostly many people dont know that facebook keeps some limits for Pages, Profiles, Groups, Friends, Events etc. Just like we can`t change facebook profile name after 5 times, we can`t change our profile username more than 1 time, we can`t change a facebook page name after 200 Likes, we can`t change facebook group name after reaching 250 members, we can`t add more than 5000 friends to our facebook profile and  it is not possible to change the name of an event if it has more than 5000 people invited.

Now-a-Days, many people are keeping facebook profile names in Different stylish Fonts like ȼɦǿȼLąty Þrîñçé, Nitesh Iı'e Belııve'ııŋ Mąh-self, Іі'є-єм Ѕэжҷ'Айԁ Її' Ќйѳщ'Їт, Маиѳг Кнцмая etc. But Facebook is Banning the Accounts who using those type of stylish fonts, fake names.

Also make sure that your name can`t include:

Titles of any kind (ex: professional, religious, etc)
Symbols, repeating characters or punctuation, unusual capitalization and numbers
Words, phrases, or nicknames in the place of a middle name
Offensive or suggestive content of any kind
Characters from multiple languages
As per facebook rules, the profile name you use should be your real name as it would be listed on your credit card, student ID, govt-issued proof etc. So I personally suggest everyone to keep your facebook account of real name without any fonts or special characters.

So if your profile name limit is exceeded and want to change your facebook profile name to your real name, then Click Here 


Fill that form and you have to upload your valid Government-issued Proof - photo ID like a Passport or Driver's license etc and after your upload finishes, finally click "Send" button.

Any 1 Proof will be enough in the list of below examples,
Examples:
Green card, residence permit or immigration papers
Birth certificate
Personal or vehicle insurance card
Marriage certificate
Official name change paperwork
Voter ID card
Non-driver's government ID (ex. disability, SNAP or national ID card)
Note - If you don’t have a government-issued Proof-photo ID, you can submit copies of any 2 other documents that together show your full name, birthday and picture.
Any 2 Proofs will be needed in the list of below examples,
Examples:
Credit card
Utility bill
School or work ID
Library card
Check
Bus card
For more information about the Submission of Proofs, check the Facebook Help Center Page by Clicking Here.

Before you submit your any valid ID proof, try to have a real picture on your facebook account because this may help you to get your name change fastly as facebook staff will consider your fb profile as a real profile.

So when you submitted your proofs, facebook staff will verify it automatically and change your name to real name as which was listed on the proofs which you submit. This may take 4-5 days or 6-7 days like that. But we can't say any exact prediction that they will change our name within the specific time. Mostly it will take 4-7 days.

Also note that, when facebook staff verified your account and changed your name, then you won't be able to change your name again in future. All previous names which you had in your account will be removed. Only the new name will be seen and it will permanent.

My Personal Experience : Earlier I faced this problem and facebook asked me to submit any Valid proof and I submitted my College ID card picture by taking a snap from my mobile. Facebook staff verified it and changed my name within 4-5 days. So I suggest you to take a clear picture of your proof either by Scanning or by capturing from a good camera or mobile.

LEARN TO RUN WHATSAPP ON YOUR PC

WhatsApp is the most famous mobile messenger app of having amazing features like text messages, voice messages, images, videos, smileys, file sharings etc


How to use-install-download  Whatsapp on Pc/Laptop-how to use whatsapp on pc bluestacks -whatsapp on pc windows 7 -whatsapp on pc online

WhatsApp has now 350 million monthly active users and it became highly downloadable android app in few months.

WhatsApp is officially released for only Smartphones of Android, BlackBerry OS, Apple iOS, Symbian,Windows Phone but not for computer/laptop.

There are many softwares in internet which will helps us to run android apps on our Pc/Laptop but the best one is Bluestacks which will convert Android versions to Pc versions. So in this post we are using Bluestacks software for installing whatsapp on Pc/Laptop.

Note - Bluestacks is only supported on Pc/Laptop having graphic memory or graphic card.

Steps for Installing WhatsApp on your Computer/Laptop of Windows 7/8 or Mac :-


Step1 :

Download Bluestacks software by Clicking here.
After the download of bluestacks completes, install it on your Pc/Laptop.
After succesfull installation of bluestacks, there are two methods to install whatsapp on our bluestacks software.
Method 1: Open your bluestacks and you will see an option App Search or a small Search Icon on the top right corner. So now type Whatsapp in the search box and download it.

How to use-install-download  Whatsapp on Computer or Laptop - Windows 7/8 and Mac

Recently some people said that they have a problem in finding Whatsapp in Search box of App Search. So if you have any problem of finding Whatsapp in App Search then simply follow the below process of method 2,

Method 2: There is an Icon 'Help' on the homepage, so click that 'Help' button and it will redirect you to internet within the bluestacks.

How to use WhatsApp on Pc/Laptop ? ?

So when you are redirected to internet, you will see some URL field at the top.
How to use WhatsApp on Pc/Laptop ? ?

so now in that url field paste - http://www.whatsapp.com/ 
How to use WhatsApp on Pc/Laptop ? ?

and go there and download your whatsapp.

How to use WhatsApp on Pc/Laptop ? ?

when you click Download Now button, bluestacks will ask you to choose a method to download whatsapp like in the below picture,

How to Use WhatsApp on Computer or Laptop - Windows 7/8 and Mac.

so you can select any method but choosing Google Play Store will makes our task easier.

Step 2 - Activating WhatsApp on your Pc/Laptop.


After your download of whatsapp completes, install it.
After Installing Whatsapp then it will ask you to enter your Mobile number for which you want to use your Whatsapp. 
Now verify your Mobile number by sms or call as the same procedure which we do for installing whatsapp on mobile.
Enter Verification Code and now Your whatsapp is successfully activated on your Computer/Laptop.
Open Contacts, 

and manually enter your friend contact nos who are using whatsapp.


Have Fun - Chatting - Voice messages and much more on your pc/laptop`s whatsapp.
One thing you should make a note is that you cannot use a same whatsapp no on your both mobile and computer. Those who dont have smartphones to use whatsapp on mobile can download this computer bluestacks version and can use whatsapp on your computer.

Streaming settings for all Mobiles

AIRTEL STREAMING SETTINGS

AIRTEL FREE TV
Use Mobile Office Default Setting In Player Setting 1.Go To Real Player- Setting>Now Put Theys Given Below Setting Apn-airtelgprs.com> Udp Port max-32000> Min-06970 . . .Proxy Disable In All Real Player or Default Setting Then Select Advanced Setting From Options And Set As Below . . .Gprs Bandwidth-37.52kbps/40.2/53.6kbps Egprs Bandwidth-84.42kbps/125.16kbps/178k bps

FOR S40 MOBILES
2.Go To Setting>Configaration Setting>Personal Configration Setting>Add New >My Streaming> Now Put Theys Given Below Setting > Apn-airtelgprs.com > Udp port max-32000 min -06970, Proxy Disable In All Real Player Or Default Setting Now Go Back and Select My Streaming That You Made That

DOCOMO STREAMING SETTINGS

S40 MOBILES SETTING Settings>Configuration Settings>Personal Config. Settings>Add New Setting>Streaming>Name:Aircel Stream>UDP Port Range:06970-32000>Use Prefer Access Point:No>Access Point Settings>Proxy:Disabled>Bearer Settings>Access Point/Apn:tata.docomo.internet

S60 MOBILES SETTINGS
Real Player>Settings>Conection>Use Proxy:No>Network Settings>Defaulf Access Point:aircelweb>Lowest UDP:06970>Highest UDP:32000>Option>Advance Settings>GPRS Bandwith:37.52 kbps>EGPRS Bandwith:84.42/125.16/178 kbps(try 125.16 first)

AIRCEL STREAMING SETTINGS

S40 MOBILES SETTING Settings>Configuration Settings>Personal Config. Settings>Add New Setting>Streaming>Name:Aircel Stream>UDP Port Range:06970-32000>Use Prefer Access Point:No>Access Point Settings>Proxy:Disabled>Bearer Settings>Access Point/Apn:aircelweb

S60 MOBILES SETTINGS
Real Player>Settings>Conection>Use Proxy:No>Network Settings>Defaulf Access Point:aircelweb>Lowest UDP:06970>Highest UDP:32000>Option>Advance Settings>GPRS Bandwith:37.52 kbps>EGPRS Bandwith:84.42/125.16/178 kbps(try 178 first)

RELIANCE STREAMING SETTINGS

Reliance Free TV Channel Streaming Setting Use This Streming Setting For Free Apn - rcomwap proxy - disable udp port >> low > 6970 high > 32000 and then activate this setting its only for reliance user

S60 MOBILES SETTINGS
Real Player>Settings>Conection>Use Proxy:No>Network Settings>Defaulf Access Point:rcomwap>Lowest UDP:06970>Highest UDP:32000>Option>Advance Settings>GPRS Bandwith:37.52 kbps>EGPRS Bandwith:84.42/125.16/178 kbps

VODAFONE STREAMING SETTINGS

As you all know vodafone does not provide streaming settings with its GPRS Packs.They only send you the MMS and APN for web browsing.To manually Enter the streaming settings follow.
Steps:
1]Click on Menu>Settings>Configurations>Personal Config. Sett.
2]Click on Options>Add New.
3]Select Web.
4]Enter the following Details:
Account Name: Vodafone Live!
Use Pref. access pt.: No
Access pt Sett.
Proxy: Enabled
Proxy: 10.10.1.100
Port: 9401
Data Bearer: Packet Data
Bearer Sett.
Packet Data access pt.: portalnmms
Network Type: IPv4
Auth.: Normal
User&Pass: Leave Blank
5]After that again click on Options>Add New.
6]Select Streaming.
7]Enter the following details:
Account Name: Vodafone Streaming
UDP Port Range: 1024-65535
Use Pref. Access pt.: Yes
8]Select Vodafone Live! and click Activate & Select Vodafone Streaming and click Activate.
9]Press Back>Default Config. Sett.
10]Select Personal Config.>Press Back>Acticvate Default in all apps. & Restart the Phone.

Bring Back Our Girls: Lessons We Must Learn By ALIWA

Protest in Lagos on abducted Chibok girls


There is nothing so terrifying to any parent as the horror of not being able to keep his or her child safe. It was therefore with shock and consternation that, on April 14th, 2014, we, as a nation, received the chilling news that over 200 girls had been abducted from a government school in Chibok, Borno State. The “Chibok” abduction has finally done what the previous 10 years of killing and destruction failed to do.  It has galvanized public opinion in Nigeria and worldwide and it has united us as a nation to condemn and confront the Boko Haram menace. The facts of the abduction are horrific and the plight of the girls heart-breaking but the full implications of this incident go far beyond the immediate outcry it has caused.  It raises profound and disturbing questions about our beliefs and values as a nation. It has raised a mirror unto our society and forced us to look ourselves and ask who we are and what we stand for.  What value do we place on human life? The girls must be found and brought back but these and other lingering and deep questions will not go away.  The issues the incident has raised must be addressed by all Nigerians as we join hands to build a better nation where the life of every single person is precious.  A nation where every individual, male or female is protected and nurtured.  A nation where every citizen is given the scope to fully develop his or her potential. Efforts are being made to bring back the girls with international help and support but despite the outcry and all the attention, no tangible progress appears to have been made in securing their safety and release. What lessons should we learn from this situation? The outright violation of human life by this sect of insurgents has given birth to the world wide movement aptly named #BringBackOurGirls. It is unfortunate that the solidarity of world citizens is often only engendered by tragic conditions and situations such as this. Nevertheless, we must as a nation and a people seize this opportunity to all lend our voices in condemnation of the Boko Haram cancer that has infected our nation. EVERY NIGERIAN must speak and act as one in this matter.  This lingering menace affects all of us, and cuts across religion, ethnicity, economic situation or political affiliation. We should not let this happen again to any Nigerian in any part of Nigeria. We are our brother’s keepers. We have the power to determine how we wish to be governed. Therefore, we must fulfil our civic responsibilities and show our elected Officials what true Leadership means, to stand with the Chibok community and to get involved in whatever capacity that we can to help bring back our girls and fight the scourge of Boko Haram. We must move from dialogue to action, to ensure that our children are safe and secure. We believe that to combat the several ills that bedevil our society, including the growth of terrorism, corruption and the bestial immorality practiced by Boko Haram and others of its ilk, we must begin to guard our rights as citizens more jealously and carry out our civic responsibilities more resolutely. Politics is far too important to be left only to politicians. In a democratic setting, it is the involvement of citizens that produces enlightened leadership. * This piece was written by "About Africa Leadership Initiative West Africa (ALIWA)"

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Way To Solve Nigeria’s Problems Is To Vote Out PDP – Amaechi

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Rivers State Governor and Chairman of Nigeria Governors’ Forum, Rt. Hon. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi has again stressed that the way to solve the numerous problems facing the country is to vote out the ruling Peoples’ Democratic Party PDP in next year’s election. Amaechi spoke at the 2nd International Conference on Democracy and Good Governance with the theme ‘Nigeria’s Democracy: Issues and Challenges’ which held at the new Dr. Obi Wali Convention Centre in Port Harcourt, Wednesday. According to him, something is wrong with the country and posed to participants at the conference the question: “Do you like Nigeria the way it is now? (the audience answered ‘No’.)  “Do you like the way Nigeria is being governed now? (‘No’, the audience again chorused.) Simple, you have one answer. Vote out those who have kept us inside this kind of situation, vote them out whether they are from Niger Delta or from Southern Delta or from whatever Delta. We need to vote them out now and change Nigeria. “We need to change Nigeria now and that is what APC offers, and that is what I stand for. If you are not satisfied the way Nigeria is being governed now, it means that they should not be given another chance.  If you are not satisfied that there is corruption and corruption is called ‘common stealing’, if you are not satisfied with that, vote them out. “It is not about salaries of National Assembly members or salaries of the Executive. In a country where a Minister would buy over 15, 20 cars and invite the President to come because he wants to give out the cars to his supporters and they sent a representative of the President to be there, how else are we supporting corruption?  Why have we not asked the minister, where did you get the money to buy these cars and why was the minister not locked up and sacked from the cabinet? “A country where a minister travels every time with chartered aircraft every weekend, nobody asks where they get the money, there is impunity on stealing, it is no longer corruption. I agree it is not corruption. We need to vote them out now, all of you are responsible for what is happening to Nigeria and you are responsible because you voted them into power. You are responsible because you are condoning what is happening.  Nigerians must rise now,” he said. Amaechi bemoaned the worsening security situation in the country, stressing that it is the duty of the government in power to protect the lives and property of all Nigerians. He said true democracy is not practised in the country because votes do not yet count. “The Federal Government has the responsibility to protect your life, to protect the lives of those girls that are in Sambisa Forest.  If that fails then the government has failed.” “Democracy is the right to choose.  You should be allowed to choose. They should not bring out the military or police to come and fight you and write results.  They should allow the military and the police to stay in their barracks, let us go and vote, let us see who will be our leader, that is democracy, not one that you are compelled to vote or they vote on our behalf.” He lambasted the PDP for embarking on early campaigns ahead of next year’s election, calling the current government a ‘civilian regime’ and not a democratic government. He also appealed to the people to prepare for next year’s election and ensure their votes count. “So, what I enjoin all of you is to prepare for 2015.  All of us must come out en masse and vote out these gentlemen.  We must vote them out.  They know nothing other than how to steal our money.  Those who left us to the other party left us because we refused to share money.  If you allow them to take power, they will spend one year stealing money, so we must stop them”, he said. Amaechi remarked that APC is averse to looting and corrupt practices and wants only to use public funds for people’s benefit. “There are 16 APC Governors and there are 18 PDP Governors, in APC States like Lagos and Rivers, see what we have done.  We are saying to them, we don’t play to the gallery. The problem of Nigeria is beyond road construction. Most governors construct roads so that you will clap for them. We think that you need to address education if you must run away from poverty and that is why just as we are addressing education here, Lagos State is addressing education even our neighbouring Imo State that does not have the kind of money we have. “We also think that you need to address Agriculture as a way to mitigate poverty.  Let PDP come forward and say we are doing the same, let us see.  We are open to a debate.  So, what we are saying here is that the difference between PDP and APC is that we are progressives. A lot of you can approach me, a lot of you see me drive myself on the street, a lot of you see me stop in restaurants and eat food, an emperor does not do that.  PDP is an imperial party.  It is a party that is conservative.  Some of them don’t know what conservative ideas are. They don’t know what capital is.  They don’t know that with capital, they can invest. They think that government can solve all problems.” Corroborating the governor, Dino Melaye, a former member of the House of Representatives said from Amaechi’s explanation, it becomes even clearer that APC Governors are more result-oriented than their PDP counterparts. He lampooned the corruption culture in the ruling PDP and said fervent electoral effort should be made to reverse the trend. He said, “In PDP, 16 is more than 19 but in APC, we are saying 19 is more than 16. If you check the performance of the PDP Governors just like His Excellency has said and check the performance of the APC Governors, the difference is like darkness and light. “In APC, we officially launched what we call the road map of the party and I am announcing to you that PDP is yet to even clear their ground not to talk of having a road map but the APC have a national road map to all the problems of this country and it was officially launched in Abuja some months ago. Then while we believe that stealing and corruption is the same, PDP believes that there is a difference between stealing and corruption. “They said the GDP is growing and Nigeria is the fastest-growing economy, forget power-point expression by the Minister of Finance, we in APC believe that our GDP is this:  When this government came in 2010, the price of a bag of rice was N8,000, today it is N12,500. Our GDP is that dollar in 2010 when this government came into power was N140, today it is N165. These will make you realize that APC is completely different from the PDP.” Delivering his lecture, Prof. Pat Utomi said legitimacy for the current PDP-led federal government was waning over its poor performance and slow response to issues. On his part, Mr. Bernard Kouchner, a former French Foreign Minister shedding light on ‘Africa, Nigeria and the issues for the future’ noted that Nigeria and the rest of Africa was playing more important roles in the world compared to times past when the continent was the world’s focus for humanitarian needs. For Guido Westwelle, a former German Foreign Minister, peace and stability, high population growth coupled with unemployment were still high on the list of challenges facing Nigeria and Africa and urged leaders on the continent to make effort to pull back those challenges. He however commended the African values of empathy and brotherliness among others but said government must be empowered to maintain peace and stability. Ambassador Daniel Benjamin, a former head of US State Counter-Terrorism Bureau, Nigeria continues to face terrorism from the Boko Haram sect which is a major obstacle to economic and political growth. He therefore called on the Federal Government to take appropriate action to end the malaise of terrorist attacks in the country adding that peace and stability would be needed in Nigeria and other parts of Africa to promote growth in various sectors and enhance bilateral trade and other relations within Africa and the rest of the world. Attendance at the conference cut across wide segments of society including politicians, industrialists, union leaders, students, market women and general public.

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