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American Group Launches Website For Amaechi 2023 Presidential Bid

May 3, 2022May 3, 2022 - by Editor - Leave a Comment

By Ogechi Okorie Abuja (Precise Post) – A group under the aegies of North American Movement To Engage Amaechi (NAMEAMAECHI) has launched a website in far away city of Virginia, USA for the Transportation Minister Chibuike Amaechi’s Presidential bid. Publishers / Founders of the website , Dr. Ogu Emejuru, a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics and Co- founder, Prof. Bisi Oladipupo, a Professor of Engineering disclosed that the idea is aimed at ensuring a robust publicity for the Transportation Minister who is a frontline aspirant for the 2023 Presidential election. The duo called on the people of Nigeria to support the Presidential ambition of Amaechi, whom they described as a goal-getter and development champion. They also enjoined the general public to visit the website www.nameamaechi.com to have a first hand information of the achievements and activities of the Presidential hopeful.

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Major Internet Outage: Dozens of Websites and Apps Were Down

August 31, 2020September 1, 2020 - by Editor - Leave a Comment

New York(Precise Post) – CenturyLink, an internet service provider that is supposed to keep websites up and running, was down itself for much of Sunday morning. That meant Cloudflare, Hulu, the PlayStation Network, Xbox Live, Feedly, Discord, and dozens of other services reported connectivity problems Sunday morning. When Cloudflare went down, it took dozens of website sand online services along with it. The company said the problem was with a third-party “transit provider,” and its service was becoming increasingly stable over the course of the day. “Today we saw a widespread Internet outage online that impacted multiple providers,” said John Graham-Cumming, Cloudflare CTO. “Cloudflare’s automated systems detected the problem and routed around them, but the extent of the problem required manual intervention as well.” Graham-Cumming claimed that CenturyLink (CTL) was responsible for the outage, which took Cloudflare and its many customers down with them. CenturyLink, which acquired Level 3 in 2017, confirmed there was an IP outage impacting Content Delivery Networks (CDN), and that all services had been restored as of 11:12 am ET. The telecommunications company said it was …