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sthemanuhel:
Gionee m2,for sale ...intact

Status Available. Released 2014 BODY Dimensions 144 x 72 x 10.5 mm (5.67 x 2.83 x 0.41 in) Weight - SIM Dual SIM (Dual stand-by) DISPLAY Type TFT capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors Size 5.0 inches (~66.4% screen-to-body ratio) Resolution 480 x 854 pixels (~196 ppi pixel density) Multitouch Yes PLATFORM OS Android OS, v4.2 (Jelly Bean) CPU Quad-core 1.3 GHz Cortex-A7 GPU Mali-400 MEMORY Card slot microSD, up to 32 GB Internal 4 GB, 1 GB RAM CAMERA Primary 8 MP, 3264 x 2448 pixels, LED flash Features Geo-tagging, touch focus, face detection, panorama Video 720p Secondary 2 MP SOUND Alert types Vibration; MP3, WAV ringtones Loudspeaker Yes 3.5mm jack Yes COMMS WLAN Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct, hotspot Bluetooth v4.0, A2DP GPS Yes, with A-GPS Radio FM radio USB microUSB v2.0, USB Host FEATURES Sensors Accelerometer, proximity, compass Messaging SMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Mail, IM Browser HTML Java No - MP4/H.264 player - MP3/WAV/eAAC+ player - Photo/video editor - Document viewer - Voice memo/dial BATTERY Li-Ion 4200 mAh battery Stand-by Up to 555 h Talk time Up to 31 h 30 min (2G) / Up to 24 h (3G 5.0" 720p

How much do you want to sell it? I am in Ilorin at the moment

4soft:
@9Ace: thanks pls tell me more on how to go about the letter and submission

Find time to visit the postgraduate school. Go to room 15 to table your complaints. The secretary will direct you to write a letter addressed to the Dean of postgraduate school. You will attach a copy of your payment receipt to the letter and then submit same to the secretary. I submitted my letter on the 17th of last month and my portal was re-opened on the 19th.

4soft:
Thanks guy!! Pls am going for computer science and I registered very early.. And wasn't sent a mail
(2).I filled for just one referrer instead of 3 though I can swear that wen I filled the online form it was just one I saw.. Pls now I hv submitted and hearing they sending mail to our refs what do I do??

You did not make any mistake. The number of referees was not specified for applicants that submitted earlier and like you, I also included just one name of referee on my application. The only way to re-open your portal to effect the necessary corrections is to write a letter addressed to the dean of the postgraduate school. You will state the reasons why you are requesting for the re-opening of your portal and attach a copy of your receipt(you can print the payment receipt from your portal) . The letter should be delivered by hand to the dean's secretary. Mine was re-opened under 48 hours and and I have since effected the corrections

$370 for M5? That's over N70K. That price is way over the top.

The events of the past week has all but obliterated all shreds of goodwill I have for GEJ. That man is a devil incarnate foisted on us from the deepest and hottest end of hell.
GEJ accentuates the notion that the gentle and innocent-looking ones are truly the most deadly. Underrate them and they will strike you where it hurt most.

President Goodluck Jonathan on Wednesday advised
the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, not to
restrict any probe he will want to carry out to his
administration alone.
He said Buhari must extend his probe beyond his
regime or else the probe will be seen as witch-
hunting.

Jonathan made his position known at the
valedictory session of the Federal Executive Council
which he presided over at the Presidential Villa,
Abuja.
He also said those calling for his administration’s
probe should also add that the probe should be
extended to the way oil wells and fields were
allocated in the past.

The President also made it clear that he has not
dissolved his cabinet as all ministers are expected
to attend inauguration dinner on Thursday in their
official capacity.

Details later.


Source : http://www.punchng.com/news/dont-single-out-my-administration-for-probe-jonathan/

ekmaxop:
Now Dat you have finally paid and I delivered to you, hope you'd come back here to give testimonies so Dat others can enjoy too

Yes, I placed an order for a 30,000 mAh capacity power bank which was delivered the next day as promised. From what I've observed thus far, the power bank is a wonderful bargain at that price. I am yet to use it extensively to give a proper review but so far, I have no complaints. The seller is honest and has excellent customer relation. I am certainly looking forward to doing more business with you.


P. S: The power bank charges faster than my other power bank. I Was left stunned after first use yesterday.

ekmaxop:
I hope my rating on jumia would impress you enough to buy. I only sell powerbanks so far. So don't waste time before you order. It's very authentic, if not, I would have had lots of returns and jumia would shut me down

The screenshots are dated 2013, but I want to believe you and hope you will not disappont me. I will contact you on Whatsapp so we can finalize payment and delivery arrangements. I will buy one personally to test it before I recommend to others

ekmaxop:
Wholesale prices are usually close together, it's when I sell in retail then you'd see the huge pric3 difference. Buy the 30,000mAh capacity while the promo lasts

Okay, how will the power bank get to me in Ilorin and how do you normally receive payment? I can't seem to find any record of people who have bought directly from you on nairaland.

ekmaxop:
I can send it to you through transport company to Ilorin. But you pay the money for the powerbank + 1000 naira to waybill it. Den I send it to you the very next day

Please pardon my skeptism, considering the little price difference between the 30,000 mAh power bank and the 12,000 mAh variant, is the 30,000 mAh true to its stated capacity? I need to be sure before I place an order. Thanks

ekmaxop:
Make e no finish before you decide to order oooo; make up your minds sharply

Please do you have any retail outlet in Ilorin where I can buy the power bank? Shipping cost from Jumia and Konga is too high for me.

@DNDROID, what is the shipping cost to Ilorin?

This Must be the poster girl of GEJ's transformation agenda

For real? *yimu*

I can't wait to read everything that happened under GEJ's watch.... It's surely going to be revealing.

The beauty of electioneering campaigns in a democracy... Seriously enjoying the ride while it lasts.

OK, Ini Edo.... Next person on the queue, please...

I placed an order for 260MB Etisalat data to test the integrity of the paykobo platform few minutes ago and my data was delivered within the minute of payment.
I am impressed. I will definitely spread the word...

We are tired of PDP and their white elephant ideas.

GMB = Goodluck Must Bow

The day Nigerians stop giving free passes to inept public office holders and resolve to elect them on merit, they will begin to take the electorates seriously. Gutter politics as opposed to issues-based campaigns is an insult to the collective intelligence of discerning Nigerian electorates.

This coming a week before the general elections is scandalous. Plain and simple.


*in the voice of Obanikoro*
Hey! Folks, I am not here for a tea party!

Sambo should be the one with "indomie brain", not Okupe.

GEJ had 6 years to campaign and failed to make use of the opportunity. A good product marketer with quality products for sale would not resort to desperate publicity stunts to create awareness. The goods will practically market itself.

GEJ' s band of pick-pocket advisers have successfully transformed him into a leper such that nobody is prepared to touch him with a 10-meter pole. Sorry, man, you can't have the support of the association of "motor park touts" you just have to walk alone this time.

Please help me unlock my Huawei glo bolt E303 modem.
IMEI: 861195002958219
S/N: X7SBYA9332620936

Thanks

All hail the newborn king of Otuoke

New York (CNN) - The Nigerian government has
been “somewhat derelict” in protecting their
children, Hillary Clinton said Wednesday as
international attention focused on schoolgirls
kidnapped by a militant group.

“The seizure of these young women by this radical,
extremist group, Boko Haram is abominable, it’s
criminal, it’s an act of terrorism and it really
merits the fullest response possible, first and
foremost from the government of Nigeria,” Clinton
said, later adding that “the government of Nigeria
has been in my view somewhat derelict in its
responsibility toward protecting boy and girls, men
and women in northern Nigeria over the last years.”

During her remarks at a philanthropy event in New
York City, Clinton went on to say “the Nigerian
government must accept help – particularly
intelligence, surveillance and recognizance help –
their troops have to be the ones that (are)
necessary but they could do a better job if they
accept the offers that are being made.”

The U.S. government has offered to help in the
search for the schoolgirls. Officials have told CNN
the Obama administration is sharing intelligence
with Nigerian authorities and could provide other
assistance, but there is no plan to send U.S. troops.
Legislators on Capitol Hill have also called for the
United States to do more to help the Nigerian
government.

Clinton also blasted wider decisions made by the
Nigerian government during the public interview
with ABC’s Robin Roberts.
“Nigeria has made bad choices, not hard choices”
Clinton said, parroting the name of her forthcoming
memoir.

“They have squandered their oil wealth, they have
allowed corruption to fester and now they are
losing control of parts of their territory because
they wouldn’t make hard choices.”

In late April, heavily armed Islamic militants
stormed a girl’s dormitory at the Government Girls
Secondary School in the Nigerian town of Chibok.
Upwards of 270 students were kidnapped and days
later, Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau said in a
video statement that he planned to sell them into
slavery. More than 50 got away and the remaining
are the subject of the search.

The kidnappings quickly gained international
attention by using the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls.
The hashtag has been used to update people on the
state of the search, but also to criticize the
Nigerian government for their handling of the
kidnapping.

The Nigerian government has defend its handling of
the matter.
The former secretory of state strengthened her
criticism of the Nigerian government later in the
night at the International Crisis Group’s annual
award dinner.

“The Nigerian government has failed to confront
the threat or to address the underlying challenges,”
Clinton said of the kidnappings. “Most of all, the
government of Nigeria needs to get serious about
protecting all of its citizens… and ensuring the
every child has the right and opportunity to go to
school.”

Standing in front of high profile financiers and
donors at the opulent Waldorf Astoria, Clinton went
on to urge Nigerian citizens to hold their leaders
accountable and implored religious leaders, Nigeria’s
neighbors, the African Union and the international
community to continue to stay involved in finding
the schoolgirls.

“Every asset and expertise should be brought to
bear,” Clinton said. “Everyone needs to see this for
what it is, it is a gross human rights abuse but it
is also part of a continuing struggle within Nigeria
and within North Africa.”

In addition to addressing the situation in Nigeria,
Clinton used much of her speech to discuss her
record at state and particularly highlighted her
work in opening the government of Burma.
Republicans have criticized Clinton for what they
say is a lack of notable accomplishments as
America’s top diplomat.

While Wednesday’s comments were Clinton’s first
statements about the kidnappings, the former first
lady has joined in on the social media campaign, too.
Clinton has joined in on the social media campaign,
too.
“Access to education is a basic right & an
unconscionable reason to target innocent girls. We
must stand up to terrorism. #BringBackOurGirls,”
she tweeted on May 4.





http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2014/05/07/hillary-clinton-faults-nigerian-governments-handling-of-search-for-kidnapped-girls/

Jonathan was like Jesus Christ a few days ago, now he is a 10-year old plane...well,your handlers can call you whatever suits their pay grade. We know you are a white elephant and no amount of injury-time embellishments will do service to how well you've performed in the last 6 years. Nigerians know and history will judge you accordingly.

We will be busy screwing 72 wide-eyed, big-breasted virgins.

A second chance at redemption, perhaps.