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Nigeria may not have happened to him. And I agree that accidents can happen anywhere. However, to call Nigeria "The best country in the world" is being totally unrealistic! In a sane environment there will be police, ambulances, Fire/Rescue on the scene in minutes. It's not the local folks seen taking videos and try to do the tasks that supposed to be handled by the appropriate personnel. A lot of basic infrastructure is still non-existing in Nigeria. And until we own up to that fact and seek corrections, the country will continue to be an underdeveloped one. |
OMG How in the world can the type of phone one uses define how wealthy the person is? Only in Nigeria would we find some people with such a mindset. Just another senseless post on this platform! |
His analysis makes no sense! He did not mention the earnings/purchasing power of Nigerians. That factor alone makes air fares in Nigeria one of the most expensive globally. The cost of air fare is huge percentage of the average salary in Nigeria. |
OMG! Every freaking thread on this platform turns into a tribal/Ethnic fight. OP’s post has nothing to do with tribe in any way shape or form. I’m sorry and sad to say that, with this attitude and mindset from some of us there is no future for the country. Very sad indeed! |
The woman should have honored and sat at the seat she was assigned. At least till she gets a chance to speak with a crew to see what they can do. To just hijack some else's seat just makes no sense! I have flown quite a bit both international and locally here within the US. The only 2 times this has happened to me was on a flight to Nigeria by another Nigerian of course. I choose aisle seat for the convenience it allows me. On the 2 occasions someone else was in my seat I clearly asked them to move and they obliged. |
Kai! These people have ruined Nigeria to the point that there is very little hope of recovery for the country. This level of rot, corruption and stealing is really unfathomable! It will take donkey years for the country to recover from this mess. And it has to start with prosecution and severe punishment with anyone found to be culpable of these acts. Otherwise there is no hope for the country. |
Not surprised at all. I was averaging 600+ Mbps on 5G and 400+ Mbps on LTE in the Ogba area of Lagos. MTN is still the most reliable network in my experience. My IPTV worked flawlessly on MTN network when I was there for 2 weeks last month. olujosh301: |
Not just Aba. Any location on Band A is supposed to have at least 20 hrs of electricity per day. I can emphatically say that in my estate in Ogba area of Lagos those of us on Band A do experience at least 20 hrs of light daily. At least that was my experience when I was there last month. The bottom line is Nigeria needs to solve its electricity issue. The Band level stuff is nonsense! GeneralOuki: |
So much for the so called giant of Africa. Without constant power supply the country will never progress. Everything is driven off of an uninterrupted power supply. Without availability of that to the masses the country will continue to lag behind. What a shame! |
He knows fully well that he is just faking it. The citizens have to take action themselves because God is not coming to punish anyone. Citizens need to be the ones to start punishing these politicians themselves. |
It means it can ONLY be used on the AT&T network or with an AT&T sim. Usually AT&T will provide the unlock code upon request. Provided no money is owned on the account last associated with the device and the device is not reported stolen/lost by the owner. Jwens: |
yemre:All the above. A lot of these new generation pastors just see it as a means to take money from gullible followers, and to have as much $ex as possible. |
Nigeria is a mess! These politicians are just taking the people they are elected to represent for granted. What a shame! |
Another 419 pastor. Na dem full Nigeria. Anyway until the people that give them their hard earned money open their eyes and wise up, nothing will change. Can't blame these crook pastors - They see an avenue to make money easily, and they are capitalizing on it. |
Constant Electricity is a basic necessity. Every thing else is built on top of that. A country that can not provide that basic need of constant power supply will continue to lack progress and development. And that's where Nigeria finds itself. What a shame! |
One thing that's not mentioned though is that, for full functionality, productivity and integration an apple watch paired with an Iphone/IOS device gives the best experience. Hence, an Apple watch needs to be paired with an Iphone to be fully functional. The apple watch with IOS integration is just so seamless. One example, About a week ago, I got to the store and I realized I did not have my wallet with me when it was time to pull out my credit card to pay. I just double-tapped my watch and placed it near the scanner to pay with my credit card linked to the watch and that was it. Not sure if an Oraimo watch linked to my Iphone would have given me the same functionality. |
And some people are on here supporting this clown of a man wasting people's precious time. No wonder Nigeria is where it is today. Just SMH... |
Her privacy was not violated in any way. She was in a public place. A celebrity in a public place at that. She wants to be pictured while looking find and dandy, but does not want to while not necessarily looking her best. It does NOT work like that. |
I agree. MTN is still the best. I had solid speeds on MTN on my recent visit last month. Sometimes my 5G download speeds were in excess of 500 Mbps. See sample speed tests for LTE and 5G below. Of course it all depends on location, These speeds were in the Ogba area of Lagos. obalola007:
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He deserves the cancellations. If the cocky artist that he is does not realize that his fame and popularity are due to his fans, then he does not deserve the support of those fans. The nonsense he gets away with in Naija will NOT fly in the US. The fact that folks in Nigeria accept such humiliation from him indicates they are not aware of their crucial role in his success. The same way Nigerians accept nonsense from politicians. Wake up my people! |
Have you googled for it? There are several online merchants that carry it. Just search and order from whichever one works for you. AdetayoS: |
All the resources you need to learn how to code are online. You just need to trap a good tutorial and have a development environment/computer and start to write code. laughter25: |
He was not working extra had. He was being deceptive! He claimed he was sick to company A, so he did not go to work there but still got paid full salary/sick leave. Then went to company B to work there and got paid there as well. It’s Called ‘trying to cheat the system’. Ikpongiton: |
You have to wait till the 24 hrs elapses. And try to input the correct password/PIN afterwards. Sounds like an incorrect password/PIN was entered one too many times. |
Exactly! That’s where the fraud was committed. I guess it’s just so much greed. Now he has screwed up his life. Validated: |
What specific information on the BVN is not matching with your NIN/Passport? The Firstname (Femi)on my BVN does not match what's on my NIN/passport (Olufemi). So when my NIN was generated from my BVN it used the same firstname, So come time for passport renewal it was rejected due to that. So I had to update the firstname on the NIN to match. internationalman: |
As mentioned already, the information (Name and DOB) on the NIN must match what's on the passport. internationalman: |
They will frustrate your life unless you change your number. Your best bet is to find a way to pay back what you signed up for. It's your obligation! |
My advice is to not purchase a locked Iphone with the hope of unlocking it. If it can not be unlocked via the carrier, the only other option is chip unlock. The functionality will have limitations. See excerpt below from google. A "chip-unlocked" iPhone has limitations including potential software instability, such as issues with future iOS updates, and risks to functionality, as the unlocking method may not be supported by all apps and services. Unlike a factory-unlocked phone, a chip-unlocked phone may also require re-unlocking after a device reset or an update, and its unlock is specific to certain networks and carriers. Potential limitations Software instability: Future iOS updates might cause software issues or a loss of functionality on a chip-unlocked iPhone. App Store limitations: Certain apps or services from the App Store might have restrictions on chip-unlocked devices. Reset and update issues: Unlike factory-unlocked iPhones, a chip-unlocked iPhone will need to be re-unlocked after erasing the device or performing a software update. Network compatibility: A chip-unlocked phone may only work with specific carriers, unlike a factory-unlocked iPhone which can work with any compatible carrier. |
US versions of Iphone from 14 upwards ONLY accept Esim. Other countries versions still have a physical sim slot in addition to Esim of course. WhiteAngels001: |
Absolutely true. That's the only way they will improve things...once they start losing enough customers due to their incompetence. That will force them to rethink their strategy and take their subscribers seriously. Remember, without the subscribers they do NOT exist. When I walk into a bank in Naija and those folks working there act nonchalantly, I let them have it. I tell them that we, the customers, are the ones paying their salaries. That without the customers the bank does NOT exist. So they need to buckle up. They can't try that nonsense here in the US. Naija will get there one day... ORIJIN201: |
Electricity is the most important factor. Constant supply of electricity is critical to one's well being. Everything else depends on it. Unfortunately Nigeria fails woefully in that regards! deavicky: |