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No.7 is even more dangerous as it places Corpers in those areas at risk of being targeted during elections. We all know corp members are used during elections, opposition parties may claim they've been influenced through Davido's involvement

Look at rubbish on people's roof after they will come and say government did not provide good refuse disposals. Imagine someone flinging empty plastic bottles on their roof instead of properly disposing of it

Sales of shares and financing from Bank of Industry

Lexusgs430:
And the finance would come from ?

Yea. I believe they go for low capacity batteries because they can provide faster charge capabilities to it ...why spend much on high capacity batteries and faster charge capabilities when you can provide same for low capacity and reduce your production cost

Sgbate:
had the same observation, buh i think its a nice balance if the fast charge is really fast enough.

You see now? I'm sure its through one of these relationships

Sunkyphil:
i was surprised to c leagoo open a service center in Nigeria

Thinking .....seem mobile phone manufacturers favor Lower Battery Capacity + Quick Charge functionality over High Battery Capacity + Quick Charge functionality

Rare for you to see High Battery Capacity + Quick Charge phone but quick to see Lower Battery Capacity + Quick Charge and High Battery Capacity + Slow Charge phones ...anyone notice this?

Email account wen de bounce emails?

ExplicitConect:
If any Nigerian Bank fails to return your money within 24 hours of a failed online transfer, they will be fined 10,000 naira.

The money goes to YOU!

ALL you need to do is report the issue to Central Bank (cpd@cbn.gov.ng) and they will surely take it up.

Pls share for others.

Same question I was asking under my breathe

duduade:
Who has she influenced?

Misplaced priorities

You're very correct. Bureaucracy and enlightenment is key here. Most users tend to go for a device through referals but I still believe we can start from somewhere to lure them in.

fibonacci2526:
Ma i think it's much more than meets the eye, there was a time Jumia in collaboration with MIA store(i think) sold the redmi 2 and Mi 4 exclusively in nigeria and that was the end of it. This more often than not depends on bureaucracy in place and we know the business terrain in this country, same model used in India might not work here. Hopefully with time we will see them here.

If you're referring to RN5 for example, its the same size as the normal 5.5 inch screen phones. The only difference is that its a bit narrower and screen size elongated. Let me just say its an illusion making it seem longer than normal 5.5 inch screen phones.

Umunri:
How do you move around with this phone, Can it go in your Pocket? I get interest but the size scares me.

Ha! Anoda angu ....make the likes of MTN and NCC nor hear this o dem go just start am for Naija. It will be the best option to enforce the registration and authorized use of SIM cards in Nigeria

maestrojay:
Please can sumone guide me?

How can I change my IMEI on mi 8 without having issues. So many confusing stuvs online.

Ps. My phone is not rooted.
I am changing becos I'm in a country where i have to pay so much to register any phone bought from abroad. Early this year, I registered the first phone i bought, dont have the huge amount to register mi 8.. about 75k in naira.
Hence, i want both phone to share IMEI or at least use the second imei of thr old phone for my new phone sim 1.
Plenty explanations sha..
Thanks

Yes o! May be if someone goes there and obtain the franchise to wholly market their products here with their technical support, they would do it. Its not easy for a foreign company to just enter Nigeria like that without some local company fronting them. This is a wakeup call to the likes of Noobody, Mayorall, Protein0, fibonacci2526, macbeyland to mention but few, close rank and set up a company to approach Xiaomi in this regards. I can bet more than 50k (or more) Xiaomi devices have successfully exchanged hands on this thread alone.

Tiger2020:
I wish they will enter Nigeria market so that this infinix and tecno rubbish will stop,there products are less in specifications and high price

The one I have on my UMI Iron is simply the best Magic Glass...no smudges or anything. I got a spare sef back then which is still available. I need to get same for RN5

Gptech:
Hard to get, you'll be lucky to get one. The best screen protector I have ever used was from Gearbest, for my redmi note 2 two years ago. That screen protector was both oleophobic and clear! It also hard a good resistance to scratch and not as fragile as what we commonly swe these days. I made an attempt to buy similar screen protector for Redmi 5 plus from Gearbest, but ended up being disappointed big time.

adamix:
Glass that is afraid of thieves?

Baba don come buy land ....fire don de for hin nyash in Togo and preparing to step down

Please has ole-phobic tempered glass for sale? One that does not accumulate smudges on the glass? Kindly mention. Thanks

Funny enough, I have a black one which i slapped a red-black 360 degrees case on it

noobody:
Black,

Personally red is too flashy,and still you would slap a case on it,

So just pick the black,

I have in stock ready for pick up thou,

Call/whataapp:07051054953

Cheers

They won't understand. Same way UMI ignored my email back in 2015 look at them now... They would have made a fortune back then.

HenriFayol:
How I wish someone can write to Xiaomi about their growing market in Nigeria. These guys need to move in here ASAP or at least open an annex so to speak in Nigeria.

Who get their mail make we bombard them an d reference this page.

Black

sacramento1212:
I need Xiaomites opinion to the below:

Black or Gold colour Redmi Note 5 which looks better physically?

Place the money in a fixed deposit account away from your bank or buy into money market fund. Thank me later

genabc:
Good evening house, I placed an order fr an item 3 weeks bck, after 2days I lost interest thank God d seller hasn't shipped out so I cancelled d order, few days later my money was reversed however few hrs later I received another alert via d same description this time close to 700k. I tot it might be bank error and they will reverse their money later but this money keep chilling in my acc fr 13dys now. My church mind tells me to contact my bank but my frnd says bank could av detected if it's theirs by nw. So going to bank is like dashing them d money. I sent msg to d seller via AliExpress but he/she refused to reply even thou AliExpress doesn't released fund to sellers untill buyer received parcel. Pls who own this money? Bank, seller AliExpress or me...lol. I don't just want any wahala

Look through the phone first and share with us here the About Phone screen so we can comment and advise appropriately

danniyal:
My xiaomi redmi note 5 just arrived. I got this update immediately I powered it on.
Is it safe to update it?

I know. There was a time, they would actually cut people's hands with cutlass just to dislodge their phones ...God help us

Kingxway:
Yeah, Ghanaians are becoming something else. Some jobless youths go around snatching people's items and money

Toh! Imagine setting up ranch at the abandoned federal Secretariat in Lagos or any other states of the federation

nwakibie3:
The delay by state governments in providing land for ranches has made the Federal Government to realise that it has more than enough land for the purpose in the different states, OKECHUKWU NNODIM writes

The Federal Government has decided to use some of its own land in various parts of the country for the establishment of ranches in order to put an end to clashes between herders and farmers across the nation.

It was learnt that the Federal Government’s decision was prompted by the continued delay of state governments in providing land for ranches.

Our correspondent gathered that the Federal Government would use its land as well as some identified grazing reserves for the establishment of ranches.

On July 14, 2018, it was exclusively reported by Saturday PUNCH that with the refusal of some state governors to give land for ranching, the Federal Government had decided to reactivate and convert about 177 out of the 415 grazing reserves across the country to ranches.

It was also reported that aside from Kogi State that had officially agreed to provide about 5,000 hectares of land, no other state had publicly announced willingness to provide land for ranches or cattle colonies, which the Federal Government favours.

Governors of the South-East states in July rose from a meeting in Enugu with a decision that no land would be made available for the establishment of cattle ranches in the zone, while other states have deliberately been delaying in acceding to the request of the Federal Government.

Officials of the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, however, stated that the Federal Government was still making plans to establish ranches across the country despite the delay by state governments.

They told our correspondent in Abuja that the government recently realised that it had more than enough land for this purpose.

The Director, FMARD, Tolu Makinde, said, “The latest decision is that the government has more land than required, even as far as ranching is concerned. There are various pieces of land in different locations across the country that have been documented and gazetted, the Federal Government has decided that it is better to use them than ask state governments to donate land.

“So, the decision has been taken and the issue now is funding, but as soon as the release from the 2018 budget starts to come in, the government will come up directly with what it intends to do. So many options are being considered.”

Makinde noted that with the latest development, the government would not compel any state to donate land for the establishment of ranches or grazing reserves.

He, however, observed that a lot of people had encroached on some of the Federal Government’s grazing reserves, adding that the remaining ones and the available land were more than enough for the establishment of cattle ranches.

Makinde added, “The fact now is that the government has discovered that it has more land and it is not compelling any state to donate land for grazing reserves or for ranches.

“It may interest you to know that the number of grazing reserves that the government has; some of them have been encroached upon. However, the remaining available ones are more than enough.”

When asked to state where the Federal Government’s pieces of land were located, he replied, “Before Nigeria got independence, the colonial masters actually had land scattered from Maiduguri to Sokoto, up to Oyo. These were large expanses of land that were mainly left for only grazing.

“And so, when the herders are migrating with their cattle, they go to these pieces of land; they don’t go to the land of other people. But problem started when we now decided to create states, as some of the land fell within some states. And some state governments decided to take them over.

“However, the ones that are documented and gazetted right now are more than enough for the Federal Government to use, instead of asking state governments to donate. So, it is the gazetted land that the government is trying to do something about as well as the identified grazing reserves.”

Another official of the ministry stated that the government would use the gazetted land as demonstration grazing centres.

“The government is going to use the gazetted land as demonstration centres, because it will have security there. There will be dams in these grazing centres to ensure adequate water supply,” the official, who pleaded to remain anonymous, said.

“This is because three things are required in these centres. There must be security, water and fodder, which is grass for the cattle to feed on. So, anybody who wants to make use of the place will bring his livestock there and pay some token. This is against the earlier claim that the government is trying to take the land of citizens,” the official stated.

The ministry said it would commence public enlightenment campaigns to educate Nigerians on the need to create ranches and why the Federal Government would use its own land for the purpose.

“It is becoming clear now that we don’t have any vibrant alternative to addressing the clashes than the establishment of ranches. And this is because it is going to benefit the farmers and herdsmen. Also, the minister (of agriculture) recently revealed that there is going to be a programme for artificial insemination in some of these centres,” Makinde stated.

He noted that a number of state governments gave indication that they would provide land for ranches, but only Kogi State had fulfilled its part.

It was also learnt that about 15 other states had volunteered to provide land for the establishment of cattle ranches.

They include Adamawa, Kano, Kaduna, Katsina, Zamfara, Kebbi, Nasarawa and Plateau.

Others are Bauchi, Gombe, Borno, Jigawa, Yobe, Niger and Kwara states.

Findings from the headquarters of the FMARD in Abuja showed that while there were dissenting voices in some of the documented states that had volunteered to provide land, the 15 states had agreed to provide 5,000 hectares of land each for the establishment of ranches.

Earlier this year, the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Audu Ogbeh, announced that the establishment of cattle colonies in the states that had volunteered land would commence within weeks.

This, however, has not happened.

Senior officials at the agriculture ministry re-echoed what Ogbeh said, as they stressed that the Federal Government would not force any state to volunteer land for the initiative.

The officials, however, stated that the 16 northern states had been documented as locations where the initiative would start, adding that the government was canvassing support from more states, particularly from the southern part of the country.

Ogbeh’s Special Assistant on Media, Olukayode Oyeleye, and Makinde provided our correspondent with various speeches by the minister, which extensively explained how the Federal Government planned to go about the initiative.


https://punchng.com/ranches-fg-to-use-own-land-as-states-resist/

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Kingxway:
thanks dear.

It was a lady who pretended to be a customer that led them

Wao! Even that side too? Tot it was only in Accra they do such things. So sorry to heard that Stay safe

Kingxway:
chaley na Kumasi oo

E follow Dino de dress mumuish

Pless pless

Baba Werey and Yahoo maestro according to Ambode

Ha! Which area in Ghana?

Kingxway:
wow!!! How I go take do am bro? How I go take know say e sign? Bro na robbers oo. Here in Ghana.

All I need most is my important contents of the phone. There are very important to me. I know say them go don flash am. If I find way to get all the contents back. The next thing is to try see how I go damage the phone through IMEI

The bedsheet tho ...is that a Global Version ******SH? I mean the one that supports Glo 4G?

noobody:
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Cheers

The scheme would benefit more from being reformed than being scrapped. I grew up in the era when we all crave to see Fulani women selling 'fura' de 'nunu' ....locally made fermented cow milk, cheese and butter. We were never scared of rumored poisons or attacks by the herdsmen etc.

NYSC then was a period when we the youths travel from our comfort zone to live in a new town, mix and make friends. I served in Katsina State. Each day we go jogging, we had the streets lined up by the old and young people of the state hailing us. We were welcomed within their midst no issues whatsoever.

A reformed NYSC should allow the youths select where they would like to serve but not the same state as they schooled or hailed from. For example ....if I'm from Lagos State and Schooled in Oyo State, I can't serve in any of those states but I can select any other state to serve. Should also be ready to facilitate your place of primary assignment. No more NYSC assigning corp members to states or PPA without their (corp members') participation. Like Oga Sanwo said .....it should be participatory manifesto posting.

As for the issue of Davido gallivanting the world while on National Service ....be assured he would serve his punishment when the time comes. Its not for the NYSC HQ to single out a corp member on National Media ....its not done that way. Davido is not the only one going to be punished, there would be others too.

Again we shouldn't say because one egg goes bad, automatically the others should follow suit and go bad

<Pls no insults> ....thank you!

jtjohn:
it should be scraped Jor.........The purpose of the scheme is defeated.

Three Reason it should be scraped

because of the rich: just take a look at Davido is he serving the country or touring around the world

because of the average: you can easily bribe ur way to be posted to a better place to serve.

Because of the poor: They are the one that suffer the whole thing, no money to bribe there way to be posted to a better place, so they are left at the mercy of been posted to the north east where Boko Haram or any other insurgent are.



It should be scrap and that money should be given to all prospectus Corp member to start a business instead of wasting one full year.