Showing posts with label google. Show all posts
Showing posts with label google. Show all posts

Thursday, February 14, 2019

ABUAD-Google Digital Skills Training Programme

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So Google has teamed up with the TRJ and OSHAMO! brands to bring a digital skills training programme to the students in the campus, from February 24th.

This is useful for people who want to learn how to get their content viral, do online business, enhance their technical skills on the internet, improve their online presence, and blow. Check out the details for registering below.

Monday, February 27, 2017

Spotlight 5 - Afe Babalola University Awards



Hello beautiful person!!
It's a Marvellous Monday!!


We know you probably hate Mondays, but we at TRJ can't help but want To make you fall in love with EVERY single day of the week. These are beautiful days after all - and we are beautiful people.

Today's post is actually more or less of a "Spotlight" Post. We usually reserve those for the first monday of every month as you know, but this post is just tooooo good to keep to ourselves.


We present to you - THE AFE BABALOLA UNIVERSITY AWARDS!!

Friday, July 29, 2016

10** Most Popular Fake Whatsapp messages


"Facebook is where hypocrisy, falseness, double standards, rumors and depression meet up for coffee."





I'm sure one time or another, you've received a message from whatsapp saying "Send this to 5 people to activate your whatsapp", "The CEO of whatsapp informs you that....", "....Send this to 10 people you know if you care".

Tuesday, December 9, 2014

2go: Fall of Legends



I'm sure a lot of you are very familiar with, or at least have known a little about something on 2go. If you aren't. ...well....im not so sure you're really old enough to use the Internet yet.  We're still in 2014. That business should be fresh :O . (Just Kidding.....or....am I? :|) This, of course, is in exception to those of you who live in certain countries where the mobile app program never caught on and eventually became common place. I'm referring to countries and continents like South America,  North America, England,  Asia etc. If you're here with us in big ol' Africa and you're at least 18-20 then you should have at least heard** of the once-so-very-popular app.

It was a simple enough enough application that ran on several operating systems of the various mobile phone brands with a common app programming language called "java". A lot of you might remember the "java" phones of old. Back when the smart phones were still becoming intelligent in secondary school. Now in the android and ios they've graduated and are now undergraduates. Who knows what's next... ;)