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Features:

SOS alarm to 2 cell numbers
Remote voice monitoring
GSM location tracking via address name
Auto voice alarm
Auto vibration alarm
Portable power source with 3000 mA battery, charge all portable electronic devices
Quad-band (850/900/1800/1900 Mhz)
Long standby time up to 60 days

Online Fleet Management (NO)

Applications:

 Security
 Track and trace
 People management
 Fleet management and dispatch

Accessories

1 Tracker unit
1 Car charger
1 Wall charger
1 USB cable
1 Joint connector
10 Charging sockets

Distinguished Feature:

Hottest seller
Lowest cost, Easy installation, Compact size, for cars, trucks, and motorbikes
Water proof
Built in antennas
Sleep mode
Address name reply, no matter smart phone or not, you know the vehicle location exactly

Normal Feature:

1. GPS tracking Online Real Time (Uniguard Protocol), Free admin account login
2. SMS tracking Real Time, smart phone or normal phone
3. Track on Demand, command tracker show whenever needed
4. Track by Time Interval, flexible interval change to minimize GPRS cost
5. SOS alarm, auto call 3 phone numbers and SOS button has no extra charge
6. Geo-fence Alarm, set 10 Arriving/Leaving areas to define the vehicle movement
7. Movement Alarm, once vehicle is moved without permission, alarm will be sent out
8. Speeding Alarm, control speed or you will be alarmed by text
9. Engine Cut, to immobilize engine fuel line to stop vehicle, relay has no extra charge
10. ACC Detection, once engine is running without permission, alarm will be sent out

Online Fleet Management

1. Admin account login, able to create user account
2. Real time Tracking (Google Map/Google Earth)
3. Location History Playback
4. Send command online to set GPRS Interval, set SOS number, stop/start engine (admin account)
5. Movement Reports: Vehicle Stop/Start Report, Engine Idle Report
6. Mileage calculation
7. Alarm Reports: SOS alarm, speeding alarm
8. Multiple Leaving/ Arriving Geo-fencing

Applications:

 Security
 Track and trace
 Road assistance
 Toll collect
 Insurance
 Fleet management and dispatch

Accessories
1 Tracker unit
1 I/O Cable
1 Relay
1 SOS button

http://www.uniguardgps.com/product/html/94.html

Fourteen people were, on Tuesday night, killed in a car crash on the Benin-Ore Road. The accident involved a commercial bus heading to the eastern part of the country and a truck. Five people reportedly sustained serious injuries in the incident which occurred close to Ogbemudia Farms in Edo State.

Witness accounts state that the bus ran into the on-coming truck at about 7:20 pm. The corpses of the dead, six females and eight males, were deposited at the University Teaching Hospital, Benin. Passersby and police officers on routine check close to the area assisted to pull out some of the trapped victims...

The Sector Commander of the Federal Road Safety Commission, Olatunji Sunday, confirmed the incident. He attributed the apparent cause of the accident to either over-speeding or overtaking on the party of the driver of the bus, adding that both the dead and survivors were taken to the hospital.

The car in which the late Murtala Muhammed, former military head of state, was assassinated 35 years ago has continued to attract an average of 2,000 tourists monthly, from within and outside Nigeria.

The bullet-riddled metallic-black Mercedes Benz 230.6 car is displayed at the 54-year-old National Museum, Onikan, Lagos, alongside other historical national antiques. The late Muhammed was assassinated by renegade soldiers led by Bukar Sukar Dimka on February 13, 1976, after less than seven months in office. He was murdered alongside his Aide-de-Camp, Akintunde Akinsehinwa, opposite the old Federal Secretariat, Obalende, Lagos, as they were heading for Friday prayers.

The curator of the National Museum, Ronke Ashaye, said on Wednesday that the car has continued to attract the highest number of tourists, especially on days shortly before and after the yearly memorial. “During the museum’s peak period, about 3,000 tourists visit the car while 2, 000 visit it at off peak periods,” she said. “The car is placed at the centre of ‘Nigerian Government: Yesterday and Today’ exhibition room. The car was taken into the museum shortly after Muhammed’s assassination. It tells a story of the end of an era. We have been preserving it and many who visit the museum daily request to see it.”

Maintaining the artefacts..

She said that Michelin Tyre Company Ltd had assisted in replacing the tyres of the car periodically. “The tyres are being changed from time to time and the museum officials clean the car daily to preserve it for posterity,” she said, adding that at no point did the authorities attempt to remove the car from the spot. “The gallery where it was initially kept became dilapidated and was closed down before we relocated the car to a new room,” he said. “The gallery became unsafe for visitors and the monument. We have now relocated it to a better place at the back of the museum with the assistance of the Ford Foundation. The car will soon be moved to a more befitting gallery within this premises.”

The well-maintained car has over 20 bullet holes with photographs and write ups on the Nigerian political history from the colonial era to date adorning the room where it is on display. Visitors at the gallery, including two foreigners, Selafsonstein Claudo from Brazil and Ulil Amri from Indonesian, commended the museum for preserving the car.

Meanwhile, Nigerians have called on the government to give Muhammed’s cenotaph at the former Federal Secretariat, Ikoyi, a face lift. The cenotaph, erected by Eti–Osa Local Government, was inaugurated on February 13, 1992, by the then Head of State, Ibrahim Babangida.

A mentally ill woman now inhabits the square located within the precincts of AP filling station, with an auto mechanic workshop at the entrance. “It is an eyesore,” said Biodun Adeseye, a businessman. “Something should be done urgently to restore the cenotaph.”

Quite Strange that Al Qaeda is losing its touch as two failed attacks on American Soil have occurred .

A man has been arrested in connection with Saturday's attempted car bombing in New York's Times Square.

The suspect is Faisal Shahzad, a 30-year-old U.S. citizen of Pakistani descent. The Connecticut native was captured at JFK International Airport while attempting to board a flight to Dubai. According to a colleague, CNN's Deb Feyerick "reports the suspect was taken off the plane when he was arrested."

Statement from U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder:

This investigation is ongoing, as are our attempts to gather useful intelligence, and we continue to pursue a number of leads. But it's clear that the intent behind this terrorist act was to kill Americans..

FBI agents are working with their state and local counterparts in New York, Connecticut and other jurisdictions to gather evidence and intelligence related to this case. We are also coordinating with other members of the President's national security team to ensure we use every resource available to the United States to bring anyone responsible to justice.

We continue to gather leads in this investigation, and it's important that the American people remain vigilant. The vehicle in Times Square was first noticed on Saturday by a citizen who reported it to authorities, and, as always, any American who notices suspicious activity should report it to the appropriate law enforcement agencies.

This investigation is ongoing, it is multi-faceted, and it is aggressive. As we move forward, we will focus on not just holding those responsible for it accountable, but also on obtaining any intelligence about terrorist organizations overseas.

Because of the fast-moving nature of this investigation, I am not able to make any further information public at this time. But the American people should know that we are deploying every resource available, and we will not rest until we have brought everyone responsible to justice.

After robbing him of the car, the robbers asked him to give his life to Christ if he survived the attack. Jideaka’s ordeal in the hands of the robbers, started shortly after he left the office on the fateful day at about 7.30 pm. After work, Jideaka headed for his home in Kubwa, a satellite town in Abuja.

The journey to Kubwa, was smooth as usual until a few metres to his house. His driver had barely stopped to buy him a recharge card when four young hefty looking robbers suddenly overtook his vehicle and ordered his driver out of the car at gun point. They forcefully moved the driver out of his seat and ordered him to take to the passenger’s seat behind...

Obviously confused about the attitude of the strange men, a now distraught Jideaka, requested to know why they were manhandling his driver. The response was precise. “You will find out when we get to the police station.” Immediately, Jideaka was also forced to move to the back seat of the car at gun point. The robbers sped off with him and his driver. The incident soon attracted his neighbours and family members, who ran to a nearby police station where the case was reported.

Richard took up the story: “It was when they forced me into the back seat with my driver that it dawned on me that they were robbers and not policemen as they claimed to be. They took my phones and the money on me and within three minutes they drove off with us with their gun pointed at my head to an unknown destination.

“While in the car, the robbers called me a 419ner. That I should regard myself kidnapped and that they were sent by my colleague to kill me and steal my car. Next they said if I am not a 419ner, where did I get money to buy a big car. When they saw my laptop, they felt convinced that I was actually a 419ner or that I was into yahoo, yahoo deals. I told them I am a journalist but they refused to believe me until they saw my tape recorder.

“They took the rings on my finger and asked me which one of them was my juju. I told them that none of them was a charm. One of them then threw the rings into his pocket and asked me to bring my wristwatch and the money in my pockets. I quickly handed them over. They commended me for cooperating with them and promised not to kill or harm me because I am a good man.

“Along the line, they asked me to pray that they do not encounter police on the way. That if they do, they would shoot me first. I prayed that we do not meet police on the way and they said ‘Amen’. Thereafter, they urged me to give my life to God if I survived the attack and I told them that I had since given my life to Christ. They said I should do that again, and I said okay.

“At a point, they asked me where I work. Sensing that they were thinking of asking for ransom, I told them I work for a new newspaper based in Abuja. The next question was where my wife works and I told them my wife is a retiree who was still waiting to be paid her gratuity by the ministry she worked with in Abuja. One of the robbers then concluded that I had nothing and that holding on to me would be of no benefit and therefore, I should be dropped in the bush. All along, I and my driver were not to fix our gazes on any of them. They had their guns already pointed at our heads.

“When I stole to look at the speedometer, I discovered that they were almost running the full speed of the car. I said silent prayers that we do not crash. I discovered that they were heading for the city centre instead of the Zuba they made us believe they were going. After about eight kilometres drive at break-neck speed, they branched off the expressway into the bush and asked us to come down and run for our lives. We obeyed immediately and dashed into the bush.

Together with their operation car [a Camry 1996 model] they drove off

“After spending sometime in the bush, we eventually trekked out and met some securitymen guarding some equipment and asked them where we were. They told us we were between New Tipper Garage and Katampe Hill. We then crossed to the other side of the road and boarded a bus back to Kubwa where my wife had already reported the incident to the police. “All my neighbours had gathered in front of my house and were offering prayers for my safety. As soon as they sighted us, the shout of praise the Lord rented the air even as they rushed to greet me.

“My wife and children who had locked themselves in the house, praying for my safety, rushed out of the house when they heard the shout of praise the Lord to find me in the hands of our jubilating neighbours who were too happy to see me return safely.”

As at press time, last weekend, Jideaka, was yet to recover his car.