It's worrisome that Nigeria is a place where any person comes and does whatever he likes in the name of business.
This is the second time my LG TV screen is breaking and all they said at the service station is that they could only fix it at a price close to buying a new one.
Secondly, did anyone notice how very weak the screens of their flat-screen TVs are? I think these things are deliberate. In the olden days when the box TVs with "bottle" screens are used, Tv set could last 25 years, but not anymore. They make these ones very fragile just to have a dubious turn over. And worse still, these fake ones are mainly manufactured for African, nay, Nigerian markets.
If anyone is doubting me, raise your flat-screen up and press the screen consciously, just with your bare hands and not with any hard object, you will hear a Crack sound. If it's on, rainbow colours will shadow the screen. And that's the end of it because they will blandly ask you to buy another Tv instead of fixing the screed.
I then ask, what is the duty of regulatory body like Standards Organization of Nigeria? The citizens are ripped off with reckless abandon by these Lebanese, Chinese and Indians and we fold our hands and do nothing.

pimper24:
It's worrisome that Nigeria is a place where any person comes and does whatever he likes in the name of business.
This is the second time my LG TV screen is breaking and all they said at the service station is that they could only fix it at a price close to buying a new one.
Secondly, did anyone notice how very weak the screens of their flat-screen TVs are? I think these things are deliberate. In the olden days when the box TVs with "bottle" screens are used, Tv set could last 25 years, but not anymore. They make these ones very fragile just to have a dubious turn over. And worse still, these fake ones are mainly manufactured for African, nay, Nigerian markets.
If anyone is doubting me, raise your flat-screen up and press the screen consciously, just with your bare hands and not with any hard object, you will hear a Crack sound. If it's on, rainbow colours will shadow the screen. And that's the end of it because they will blandly ask you to buy another Tv instead of fixing the screed.
I then ask, what is the duty of regulatory body like Standards Organization of Nigeria? The citizens are ripped off with reckless abandon by these Lebanese, Chinese and Indians and we fold our hands and do nothing.

China produces different standards for different areas. I'm guessing that's African standard for you. Just next time, don't try pressing it again. Or you better go for the American specs