OkoYiboz:
6. Nepa refuses to bring light.

As for the NEPA officials in charge of Ikeja, the thunder that would fire them is still at Ladipo market buying motor parts. It would jam them like molue that failed brake.

DuBLINGreenb:
I propose that the same technology used in car batteries be used in phones and we should be able to send battery through Bluetooth or download it online #just making common sense

DuBLINGreenb:
I propose that the same technology used in car batteries be used in phones and we should be able to send battery through Bluetooth or download it online #just making common sense

tosyne2much:
You forgot to add that most of these battery saving applications are even responsible for draining your battery

prettyboi1989:

thats a big lie. battery apps dont drain battery. u need to make factual findings to know what makes ur phone ba3 lose power. i use dubattery saver m able to use ma phone for 11hours from 100% to 4% under aggressive usage. battery strength also depends on battery capacity, mine is 4500mah. so dnt blame innocent ba3 saving app

michaelwilli:


I hate dose apps, dubattery, battery doctor

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bobo65:


Lol This should be number one


Always check a phones battery capacity before purchasing it
Atleast 4000mah is d most recommended

Yarnvibes:
Smartphone batteries have been reinforced over the years to last longer with lithium batteries. Notwithstanding, there are some phones whose batteries drain within a few minutes. There may be nothing wrong with the battery. But the question is why is the battery not lasting longer than usual? In response to this, Jumia Travel shares five reasons why.

1. The screen is too bright
One way that your battery runs out of battery is when your screen is too bright. The brightness will affect not only the battery but also your eyes. It’s better to set your phone to automatically adjust to the lighting of the ambiance. You can also reduce the time it takes for your phone to go off whenever you stop using it.

2. You forget to switch off your WiFi
You are using your phone WiFi where it’s actually functioning. After leaving the place, you forget to switch it off. If it keeps searching and alerting you whenever WiFi is available, your battery will run out pretty fast.

3. You receive notifications every second
Why won’t your phone battery drain when your phone keeps alerting you of Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and other notifications? Then you don’t need to complain. You check your browser for notifications rather than using the apps. You can also turn off notifications

4. Background apps are running
You should check the background apps draining your battery so that you can ‘kill’ them. Your phone may alert about the apps consuming the most battery. But sometimes you have to disable these apps yourself by refreshing or cleaning your phone.

5. Your battery is bad or damaged
If you have tried all of the aforementioned reasons and your battery still runs out very fast, you should consider replacing the battery because it may be bad or damaged.

http://www.kikiotolu.com/2017/02/5-reasons-your-smartphone-battery-will.html

Yarnvibes:
Smartphone batteries have been reinforced over the years to last longer with lithium batteries. Notwithstanding, there are some phones whose batteries drain within a few minutes. There may be nothing wrong with the battery. But the question is why is the battery not lasting longer than usual? In response to this, Jumia Travel shares five reasons why.

1. The screen is too bright
One way that your battery runs out of battery is when your screen is too bright. The brightness will affect not only the battery but also your eyes. It’s better to set your phone to automatically adjust to the lighting of the ambiance. You can also reduce the time it takes for your phone to go off whenever you stop using it.

2. You forget to switch off your WiFi
You are using your phone WiFi where it’s actually functioning. After leaving the place, you forget to switch it off. If it keeps searching and alerting you whenever WiFi is available, your battery will run out pretty fast.

3. You receive notifications every second
Why won’t your phone battery drain when your phone keeps alerting you of Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and other notifications? Then you don’t need to complain. You check your browser for notifications rather than using the apps. You can also turn off notifications

4. Background apps are running
You should check the background apps draining your battery so that you can ‘kill’ them. Your phone may alert about the apps consuming the most battery. But sometimes you have to disable these apps yourself by refreshing or cleaning your phone.

5. Your battery is bad or damaged
If you have tried all of the aforementioned reasons and your battery still runs out very fast, you should consider replacing the battery because it may be bad or damaged.

http://www.kikiotolu.com/2017/02/5-reasons-your-smartphone-battery-will.html

tosyne2much:
Well, I'm inclined to agree with you but that doesn't still change the fact that most of these battery saver applications also drain battery

When a friend told me, I actually debunked the claim but later realized it was true when I uninstalled all the ones I had

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Adegokenath:
Solution pls

tosyne2much:
You forgot to add that most of these battery saving applications are even responsible for draining your battery

Yusfunoble:
Make we just off the phone then to avoid low battery

abdulaz:

Why e be say naija telecom 3G network dey always

run down battery

Sunnycliff:
My two months old tecno w4 battery runs from 100%_1% in less than 3:30 mins when my data is on. Is it OK?

michaelwilli:


I hate dose apps, dubattery, battery doctor

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Edoziesmart:
I would be the last to use that apps. So annoying.
Even the so called solar battery charge apps is very disgusting.

tosyne2much:
Have you been using power bank with it Bro?

joseph1013:
Do you have a lawyer?