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livebyday:
This is fake news

this is more than real bruh

WonderManly:
Shey no be this repair repair I go see money chop Ni. And them come they Sue me. " Awon a fe a je, ma fe a yo". Enemy of progress.

don't mind them

yenereal:
They can't try this with a Nigerian man. We get our own customized Apple Screen.

This is Bidemi of Bidemiblog.com, our blog is an entertainment blog which informs, reforms and educate the public about their favorite celebrities and sports.

WonderManly:
Which kind wahala be! They no want make I chop ni? Nawa ooo!

you go chop na

Jasen1:
Lolzz make them come naija and see where them de use infinix screen for apple

Mitcheew

[center] e go shook them[/center]

Oluwatosean:
CLICK
Make them come Alaba come see something.

� � asin ehn e go shock them

Mayorkun misses, Justin Bieber misses out as Davido unveils album's tracklist

Davido unveils track list for his highly anticipated A Good Time album with the most notable absentee being Moyorkun and Justin Bieber as well as Meek Mill.

Davido has unveiled the track list for his highly anticipated album with features a host of the industry's top shots.
The 17 track album features Summer Walker, Gunna, and A Boogie with da hoodie on his album. Of course there’s Chris Brown and Popcaan on it. After earlier bragging about including Meek Mill and Justin Bieber on the album, surprisingly they miss out.

On the local scene, He’s got one track alone with Zlatan and Naira Marley on it and a host of his DMW signee. However there's one notable artist who's missing and that's the Starboy of his record label, Mayorkun.

See photos below �

Speaking on what to expect from the album, Davido speaks about the first song off his album. He wrote:

My intro on this album will be played for many years to come !! #Spiritual

Which track are you looking forward to most? Use the comment box below

Read more via the link below � � �

https://bidemiblog.com/davidos-a-good-time-albummayorkun-misses-out-as/

Apple sues man for repairing spoilt iPhones instead of making the owners buy a new one.

Henrik Huseby owns a little phone repair store in Norway where iPhone owners repair their phones instead of buying new ones. Apple is suing him for $30000 and demanding he destroys all the phones he repaired.

Case currently at Norway Supreme court.

Despite initially losing the case last year, Apple is continuing its legal pursuit against the him. Apple is attempting to hold the repair shop owner liable for importing what it says are counterfeit iPhone screens into his home country of Norway.

Apple sent Huseby a letter notifying him that a shipment of 63 iPhone 6 and 6S screens had been seized by Norwegian customs, and said that he must pay the company $3,566 and admit wrongdoing to avoid being sued. Huseby refused, Apple sued him, and the case went to court.

The screens that Huseby purchased were refurbished, he said, and were never advertised as official Apple parts and were thus not counterfeit. In April 2018, the court decided that because the logos were not visible, Apple's trademark hadn't been violated, and Huseby won the case.

Read more via the link below � � �

https://bidemiblog.com/apple-sues-man-repairing-spoilt-iphone/

Apple sues man for repairing spoilt iPhones instead of making the owners buy a new one.

Henrik Huseby owns a little phone repair store in Norway where iPhone owners repair their phones instead of buying new ones. Apple is suing him for $30000 and demanding he destroys all the phones he repaired.

Case currently at Norway Supreme court.

Despite initially losing the case last year, Apple is continuing its legal pursuit against the him. Apple is attempting to hold the repair shop owner liable for importing what it says are counterfeit iPhone screens into his home country of Norway.

Apple sent Huseby a letter notifying him that a shipment of 63 iPhone 6 and 6S screens had been seized by Norwegian customs, and said that he must pay the company $3,566 and admit wrongdoing to avoid being sued. Huseby refused, Apple sued him, and the case went to court.

The screens that Huseby purchased were refurbished, he said, and were never advertised as official Apple parts and were thus not counterfeit. In April 2018, the court decided that because the logos were not visible, Apple's trademark hadn't been violated, and Huseby won the case.

Read more via the link below � � �

https://bidemiblog.com/apple-sues-man-repairing-spoilt-iphone/