oraimo Toast PD Pro: How Your Phone will go from 0-60% in 30 Minutes with new Fast Charge Technology

Here's the reason Power Delivery (PD) Technology on oraimo Products is a Game Changer

Being connected mean much to us, which is why being in a position where there is no power and our phones and power banks running out of juice is unacceptable. To solve these problems, Nigeria’s Tech giants and no.1 premium smart accessories brand oraimo has introduced its new power bank model the launch of the oraimo Toast 10 PD Pro (20W 10000mAh power bank).

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It’s powered by AniFast Technology
Equipped with an Intelligent identification IC chip, oraimo exclusive designed, the Toast 10 PD Pro can charge your devices faster than any other power bank on the market. The Toast 10 PD Pro can recognise your device, identify its charging protocol, and charge it at full speed. This works for phones, smartwatches, electric toothbrushes etc.

This is a feature to look out for as it redefines the way you look at power banks in general as other manufacturers promise all sorts of charging speeds that are not tested and trusted.

It supports latest PD3.0 & QC3.0 Technology
PD (Power Delivery) and QC(Quick Charge) support is becoming increasingly common in modern smartphones like iPhone, Samsung. Before PD and QC, most charging frameworks were simply ready to utilize 5V and 3A to create the greatest force yield of up to 15W. With PD and QC, the power devices can handle higher current, and voltage compared to older devices, allowing for faster charging times. This is the place where oraimo's 20W power bank proves to be useful.

oraimo Toast PD Pro is compatible with PD 3.0 & QC 3.0 quick charge protocol, which supports basically all the quick charge protocols in the market, that will charge your latest devices at full speed. It charges 3 times faster than your average power bank and this means it will charge your latest iPhone 12 from 0 to 60% in 30 minutes with 20W power. Just 30 minutes and you are good to go No more spending time waiting for your phone to charge before leaving the house or office. oraimo has got you covered.

It recharges itself fast as well
As if that is not enough, the Toast 10 PD Pro also charges itself at record 18W speeds. In just over 3 hours, your Toast 10 PD Pro will be fully charged which is mind blowing compared to other 5W power banks that can take as much as 8 hours to charge fully.

It has durable and ultra-fast cable

The power bank also comes with 3A ultra-fast Type-C cable that assures the most rapid charge possible. The connector is reinforced with SR structure to make it more durable and withstand thousands of stretches and bends.

It is Safe

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…and it is flexible

If you want to multitask, this is the power bank for you. Gone are the days when you could only charge one smartphone at a time; the oraimo Toast 10 PD Pro features dual charging ports with fast charging technology, which allows you to charge two devices at once without sacrificing charging speed. It's also compatible with a variety of devices, including smartphones, tablets, smartwatch, electric toothbrush, earphone, etc.. Plus, it comes with Type-C and Micro USB recharging ports! So, you can charge or recharge your power bank with just one cable!

Some aggrieved members of of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Monday took to the streets in protest against the embattled chairman of the party, Prince Uche Secondus.

The protesters, made up of different support groups in the party, under the banner of Save PDP Group and Coalition of PDP Youth Groups, were seen holding banners and placards while chanting “Secondus Must Go”.


They blamed the recent woes befalling the party on Secondus.

The leader of the protest, Comrade Tamunotonye Inioribo, who addressed journalists, accused the National Chairman of polarising the party for selfish interest.


He added that under Secondus, the Governors Forum, National Working Committee and all organs are divided.

Tamunotonye also accused Secondus of creating factions in states for his selfish ambition.

Secondus has recently come under fire from members of the PDP who feel dissatisfied with his leadership style.

They blamed him for the gale of defections that hit the party in the recent months.

Three of its governors, namely David Umahi of Ebonyi State, Ben Ayade of Cross River and Bello Matawalle of Zamfara State, defected to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).

Similarly, some members of the PDP in the National Assembly also dumped the party for the APC.

The crisis assumed a new dimension last week with the resignation of seven members of the NWC from their positions last week.

Those who resigned include the Deputy National Financial Secretary, Gerald Irona; Deputy National Organising Secretary, Hassan Yakubu; Deputy National Legal Adviser, Ahmed Liman, and Deputy National Publicity Secretary, Diran Odeyemi.

Others are the Deputy National Woman Leader, Hadizat Umoru; Deputy National Auditor, Divine Arong, and another official who could not be immediately identified.

They alleged that they were not carried along by the national chairman in the management of the party.

Former Ekiti Deputy Governor Prof. Kolapo Eleka has said his dream to run for the June 12, 2022 governorship election in the state was still alive.

Eleka insisted he would still vie for the plum position despite the fact that his former boss and ex-governor Ayodele Fayose has backed another aspirant.

He spoke in Ado Ekiti on Monday while speaking on the topic: ‘The development of Ekiti past, present and the way forward’ at a symposium organised by a group under the acronym ‘PDP Peace Movement’.

The Ikere-Ekiti born politician, who was Fayose’s deputy between 2014 and 2018, said he holds any grudges against his boss for supporting the ambition of Ekiti PDP chairman, Bisi Kolawole for the 2022 governorship.

He stated that the decision of Fayose to adopt Kolawole as his candidate would not scare him from taking a shot at the coveted seat, saying he has all it takes to secure the party’s ticket and win the poll.

He said: “Every individual has a right in a democracy. I don’t have personal problem with my former boss, his Excellency, Ayodele Fayose . But he has a constitutional right to support whoever he likes.

“In 2018, he supported me to be governorship candidate. But this time, he has made another choice. However, as he has the right to support another aspirant, I have nothing against that, I have the right to make my own choice and contest.

As part of its commitment to spreading goodness during the Eid el Kabir celebrations, Coca-Cola surprised unsuspecting essential workers across the country with goodies for Sallah.

In collaboration with Northern celebrities, Ali Nuhu and Maryam Booth, Coca-Cola celebrated the festive season with dedicated people working during the holiday including traffic control officials, medical staffs and members of the fire service. The brand presented food items and complementary packs of Coca-Cola to refresh the season.

Coca-Cola Nigeria also refreshed thousands of Muslim faithfuls at major mosques in five cities on Sallah day. Speaking about the Eid-el-Kabir gifting, Gbolahan Sanni, The Marketing DirectorM, Coca-Cola Nigeria Limited, commented, “Sallah for us is about refreshing communities by putting smiles on the faces of as many people as possible. As you celebrate the festive season with family, friends and loved ones, remember to share the festive spirit with others.”

The initiative is part of Coca-Cola Nigeria’s larger commitment to inspiring and positively impacting Nigerians everywhere and every time. For more exciting details about Coca-Cola, visit www.coca-cola.com.ng or follow @CocaColaNG (Instagram) and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/cocacolanigeria/

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A group under the aegis of Indigenous People of Nigeria (IPN) has scored President Muhammadu Buhari’s government low, saying the lack of equity, and fairness was triggering agitation for seccession across the country.

Speaking at a press conference on Friday, Convener of the group, Mazi Nnamdi Iroegbu said self-determination was a fundamental human right, which the Indigenous People of Nigeria recognises.

The group insisted that the current administration which came into existence in 2015 had failed in its responsibility to dispense justice and fairness, noting that Nigerians under the circumstances are not united in mind.

Amid the agitation, the group said crackdown on the harmless protesters were not the way to go as government had been doing.

They said: “As a group, for the advancement of the interest and rights of Nigeria’s indigenous people, it aims to fulfil the vacuum created by the ineptitude of the current administration in Nigeria.”

While it supported calls for restructuring of Nigeria, they reminded the government that Nigeria has over 250 tribes and the current Nigerian State was a creation of a British businessman and politician, Lord Frederick Lugard, adding that no blood of the indigenous people should be shed to preserve the illegal entity.

The group recalled that the Indigenous People of Nigeria were living in peace before the 1914 amalgamation and subsequently, the European’s meddlesomeness led to chaos from 1966 till date.

“This unfortunately climaxed into the unnecessary pogrom and war that consumed the lives of over 3 million indigenous people of Nigeria,” they said.

On insecurity ravaging the country, the group further believed that the local Fulani who have been living with the indigenous people shouldn’t be profiled for banditry and terrorism, which Mr. President himself has sometime ago attested.

“We hold for instance that the Fulani ethnic nationality that has been with other Nigerians for several years should not be isolated and profiled for the acts of criminalizing, banditry ravaging Nigeria.

“It is on record that the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria has at different occasions blamed invaders from war torn countries like Libya and Central African Republic.

“However, it is unfortunate that President Buhari and some unpatriotic elements around him fold their hands while these criminals perpetuate violence in the name of indigenous Fulani in Nigeria,” the group stated.

Ahead of 2023, IPN argued that the South Eastern region should be allowed to produce Nigeria’s President in order to deepen equity, justice and fairness.

16/07/2021

TEXT OF THE PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF NIGERIA – IPN

Ladies and Gentlemen, I welcome you all this day, to the inaugural press conference of the Indigenous People of Nigeria, IPN.

You all will agree with me that Nigeria, our beloved country, is comprised of over 250 indigenous ethnic nationalities, who though are the real owners of Nigeria, have suffered neglect, and are deprived of their God-given rights and privileges as indigenous inheritors.

Sadly, the current administration of our country has failed in its responsibility to dispense justice, equity and fairness to all Nigerians, hence, the myriads of agitations by various indigenous groups. The escalation in the tempo of agitation for Republic of Biafra, Oduduwa, and other Indigenous groups can be traced to the failure of President Muhammadu Buhari to show leadership since taking over the reins of power in 2015.

IPN recognizes and respects the rights of the Indigenous peoples of Nigeria to self-determination, because it is a fundamental human right. We strongly hold that the concerns raised by these agitators are legitimate, hence, should be addressed.

We frown at the crackdown on harmless protesters and agitators across the nation. We strongly hold that the antidote for these agitations is dialogue rather than lethal force.

As a group for the advancement of the interests and rights of Nigeria's indigenous people, the IPN aims to fill the vacuum created by the ineptitude of the current administration in Nigeria, and to enable and promote the required bridges for the much desired renegotiated federation. We shall defend the interest of ALL the Indigenous peoples of Nigeria, irrespective of ethnic and political affiliation or creed.

Therefore, IPN supports the call for restructuring of the Nigeria State by various stakeholders.

We strongly note that while God created indigenous people and ethnic nationalities, Nigeria as a country is a creation of a British soldier, businessman and politician. This man, Lord Frederick Lugard, and Ms. Flora Shaw, his spouse, acted on behalf of the British Empire. It is our view therefore, that no blood of any indigenous person should be shed to preserve this Nigeria enterprise. BLOODSHED IN NIGERIA SHOULD CEASE FORTHWITH!

We also note that penultimate to the 1914 amalgamation of the entity called Nigeria and afterwards, the Indigenous people were living together harmoniously. They intermarried among themselves and lived peacefully with each other. Unfortunately, the military in the year 1966, committed the gravest crime against the Indigenous people by disrupting the harmonious peaceful coexistence of Nigerians, and introduced ethnic profiling and killings. This unfortunately climaxed into the unnecessary pogrom and war that consumed the lives of over 3 million indigenous people of Nigeria. The unnecessary distrust among the indigenous people of Nigeria originated here.

Needless to say that the profiling of any indigenous ethnic nationality is responsible for the troubles bedeviling Nigeria.

We hold for instance that the Fulani ethnic nationality that has been with other Nigerians for several years should not be isolated and profiled for the acts of criminalities, banditry and terrorism presently ravaging Nigeria. It is on record that the President and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, has at different occasions blamed invaders from war torn countries like Libya and Central African Republic as being responsible for the act of terrorism and banditry in Nigeria. However, it is unfortunate that President Muhammadu Buhari and some unpatriotic elements around him fold arms while these criminals perpetuate violence in the name of indigenous Fulani in Nigeria.

We hold further that children are heritage of the Almighty God. Hence, IPN shall work closely with traditional rulers to ensure that no child is denied his or her fundamental rights. We propose the abolishment of the Almajiri system, which grossly debases the rights and dignity of these innocent northern children of Nigeria.

IPN also condemns the wrong notion that the Igbo ethnic nationality of Nigeria is unpatriotic, and is at war with other ethnic nationalities and by extension Nigeria. It is undisputable fact that Igbo ethnic nationality of Nigeria has more than any other indigenous group has investments and assets spread across every parts of the federation. It is folly therefore, for anyone to think that the Igbo wish for the destruction of a federation that houses its assets.

We can profile neither the Fulani nor the Igbo, we cannot profile the Yoruba because somebody is insisting that his people must be safe and secure.

Apparently, IPN condemns the notion that any particular indigenous ethnic nationality is the architect of Nigeria's problem. Rather, the gross failure of leadership is wholly responsible for every ills bedeviling the federal republic of Nigeria.

We call on the traditional rulers, who are the custodians of the authority of the Indigenous people, to bring all the indigenous nationalities on a round table for a no-holds-barred conversation aimed at resolving any real or imagined differences, and initiate reconciliatory moves amongst the Indigenous ethnic nationalities.

IPN observes that the political class has already commenced politicking and jostling for various political offices, particularly the office of the President of Nigeria. It is a period capable of hitting up the polity and polarizing the already fragile and tensed atmosphere ahead of the forthcoming 2023 elections.

We recall that during the military administration of General Sani Abacha, a former Vice President of Nigeria and one of the founding fathers of the 4th Republic, Dr. Alex Ekweme, proposed the subgrouping of Nigeria into geopolitical zones. Hence, he proposed 6 zones, the North-East, North-West, North-Central, South-East, South-West and South-South, and suggested that power should rotate among these six zones for equity and justice. The Head of State, General Sani Abacha, saw wisdom in the proposal and adopted it. Unfortunately, the framers of the 1999 constitution failed to capture this brilliant arrangement in the 1999 constitution (as amended).

Since the return of democracy, three of these six zones, that is southwest, south-south and northwest have had opportunity to govern Nigeria through Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, Alhaji Umaru Musa Yar'adua, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan and the incumbent, President Muhammadu Buhari.

Muhammadu Buhari, who has been incumbent since 2015, is expected to complete his tenure in 2023. The natural expectation is that Buhari, being from the northern region, power should shift to the southern part of Nigeria following his 8 years in office.

IPN therefore, reasons that for the interest of justice, equity and fairness, the only zone in the Southern region, the Southeast, that is yet to produce a President or Vice President since 1999, should be supported to produce the next President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Nevertheless, IPN is not unmindful of the constitutional rights of indigenous People of Nigeria to elect whosoever they desire. But we appeal to the leading political parties, to present choices that will reflect oneness, equity, fairness and justice to all Nigerians.

It is our resolve to unveil in due course the action plan of IPN.

Therefore, we seek for the prayers and support of all Nigerians as we embark on this noble cause.

God Bless Every Indigenous Ethnic Nationality of Nigeria!!!

God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria!!!

Thank You.



Mazi Nnamdi Iroegbu,
Convener, Indigenous People of Nigeria - IPN