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khalhokage:
What are these then?⬇

Wow! Maybe they started allowing recently. E be like sey u be Konga agent. Let me list asap. Thanks for going the extra mile to prove me wrong. You've given me new information. Thanks again.

Thanks for the patronage.

Eco2580:
Whats the cost of delivering one to Sokoto?
How about pay on delivery?

Because my pepper sprays are cheap (N1000) the cost of delivery for just one will be even more than the price of the item. Delivery cost should be around N2000 and it is the same for 1 or 9 pieces. 10 pieces and above attracts free delivery.
If you want pay on delivery you can buy through the Kaymu store

http://www.kaymu.com.ng/seller/supply-you-nigeria/profile/

Then you'll only have to pay when you receive.
You can check my signature for more information.
Thank you very much.

khalhokage:
There's pepper spray on Konga, saw them myself.

Maybe you mistook Kaymu for Konga. I have stores on both Konga and Kaymu. Pepper Sprays cannot be listed on Konga.

zainabicy:
I think there is a thread about it here

https://www.nairaland.com/2225157/supply-nigeria-introduces-self-defense-pepper#36941528

God bless you. That's nice of you.

Ninilowo:
Pepper sprays are available on Konga and jumia

Not they're not. Rather on Kaymu. Check my signature for the cheapest and best nationwide. There's a link to my Kaymu shop there too.

prince3009:
@Naijasinglegirl, even with a pepper-spray, you are prone to being harassed by the police cos they say it is "tear-gas" which a mere civilian isn't meant to carry. Your best bet is martial arts. I remember a neighbor of ours whose cousin had a black-belt in Judo. If you see what this girl did to 2 guys who wanted to beat her simply because of taking turns in a water borehole

Depends on what is written on the spray. Check my signature to see the ones police won't harass you for holding.

Orikinla:
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Sabre is for police use. Check my signature for the cheapest civilian Pepper Sprays.

Eco2580:
Oh no sorry about that.
I will help you to secure pepper spray at the cost of 4k including shipping cost.
I got 2 for my Wife & sister

Please check my signature.

Teempakguy:
I need a pepper spray as well.

what, with all these gays running around. I can't shout abeg.

Please check my signature for the cheapest civilian Pepper Sprays nationwide.

Naijasinglegirl:
I tried to buy a gun from Konga. They said they don't have. Imagine.

You can't get Pepper Spray on Konga. Please check my signature to find a link to my Kaymu shop. The cheapest and best Pepper Sprays nationwide.

khalhokage:
Search for pepper spray on Konga you'll be spoilt for choice.

Not sold on Konga. Rather on Kaymu. Please my signature to get a link to my Kaymu shop.

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With most of Nigeria' renowned artists passing through ABU at various stages of their training, the school has a very rich history in the visual arts. I'll be updating this thread with mostly recent works of sculpture students of the Fine Arts department. I may not include the names of the sculptors because I don't know most of them. I'll however try as much as possible to get the names of those I can from a friend in that department.
Due to congestion of the sculpture garden, works are now scattered around various places on campus and so I may update this thread at a slow pace.
Initial photo credits goes to my girlfriend who started taking the pictures.

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El matteo good to know you are well and fine. You have really done well for folks in the importation business. It will be nice if you say hello to guys in that section every now and then.

Oga dey enjoy retirement.

The Asian giant looks to Africa

The most successful cellphone maker in
China, Xiaomi, has announced its long-
anticipated arrival in Africa next month by
appointing a distributor. The continent has
been the fastest growing mobile region for
the past five years, and saw Q1
smartphone sales surge to 47%. Known as
“the Apple of China” Xiaomi
have aggressively grown their market
share in China, ousting the iPhone from
top-spot by selling slickly-designed
Android handsets made from quality
components but selling its handsets
cheaply by reducing hardware profit
margins. Instead, Xiaomi makes money
through its apps and games store. Formed
only five years ago, the company’s
meteoric rise in its home country made it
number three in global smartphone sales
last year, behind Samsung and Apple.
Founder and CEO Lei Jun is, who unveiled
expansion plans early this year for the
equally fast-growing Indian market, is
considered a rock-star entrepreneur in
Asia .
Xiaomi has appointed Mobile in Africa
Limited as distributor for the 50 countries
that constitute sub-Saharan Africa. The
company’s president is renowned tech
entrepreneur RJ van Spaandonk, most
recently executive director of Core Group ,
which distributes Apple in 14 countries in
sub-Saharan Africa. “I think Xiaomi is
currently the one of the most exciting
mobile internet brands. It is very well
suited to the needs and income levels of
the emerging middle classes in Africa,”
says Van Spaandonk. “There is a great
need for mobile technology in Africa that is
of top-notch quality but still affordable.
What I found in Xiaomi is a company, and
a business model, that can accommodate
the needs of African consumers,” Van
Spaandonk adds.
The London-based GSM Association’s The
Mobile Economy, Sub-Saharan Africa 2014
report found that “Sub-Saharan Africa has
been the fastest-growing region over the
last five years, in terms of both unique
subscribers and connections … By June
2014, there were 329 million unique
subscribers, equivalent to a penetration
rate of 38%… [and] 608 million
connections.”
Mobile In Africa is setting up online stores
in 14 countries, similar to the mostly-
online sales strategy Xiaomi uses in China.
“The brand is a mobile internet company.
It has made its name selling directly to the
public through online channels. We will try
and replicate that as much as possible in
Africa,” says Van Spaandonk. “What
attracts me to the Xiaomi’s Mi brand is that
they produce the highest quality product
with the best available parts at the lowest
possible price. For which there is an
immense demand in Africa,” says Van
Spaandonk.
Xiaomi's Red Mi 2
and M4
Xiaomi is launching the Red Mi 2 (costing $160)
and M4 ($320) in Africa next month.
Two Xiaomi handsets will be available at
launch: the Red Mi 2 (costing $160 /
ZAR1,999, including import duties in South
Africa) and the Mi 4 ($320 / ZAR3,999).
When we reviewed these handsets at Stuff
magazine, we were impressed. “The
Xiaomi Redmi 2 looks like a Lumia and
feels like it’s comparable in quality. In
performance, it fares slightly better than
most of Microsoft's
entry-level phones,” wrote Brett Venter,
Stuff’s online editor who has been
reviewing Android handsets for the last
five years. “The Xiaomi Mi 4 is similar,
except that it looks and feels like an iPhone
5 – with the hardware grunt and software
versatility of Android behind it. The Mi 4,
when it first launched internationally, was
very nearly the perfect phone.”
Venter isn’t very easily impressed – that’s
about as gushy as he gets.
The discontinuation of Nokia’s former
Asha handset range – which cleverly
bridged smartphone functionality on
cheaper mid-range handsets – after the
Microsoft acquisition has left a once-in-a-
lifetime opportunity for Android
manufacturers to capture the 40% market
share Nokia still commanded through its
strong brand loyalty.
Africa is known for its innovative use of
the more rudimentary feature phones,
about which I spoke at TED . But Android
handsets are flooding Africa’s cellphone
markets, accounting for 89% market share
to Apple’s 7%. They are fuelling a shift
from feature phones, sales of which
declined 20% year-on-year in Q1,
according to technology consulting firm
International Data Corporation
(IDC). Smartphones accounted for 47% of
mobile phones bought in Africa in the first
quarter, after a 66% year-on-year Q1
increase (selling over 36 million handsets),
IDC reports in its Q1 2015 Mobile Phone
Tracker. Total smartphone sales in the
Middle East and Africa (MEA) region are
expected to be 155 million this year, IDC
says.
“This comes at the expense of feature
phones, which suffered year-on-year
declines of around 20%,” IDC reported.
“The growth in smartphones in the MEA
region is being spurred by Google’s
Android and Apple’s iOS, with the two
platforms accounting for over 95% of the
smartphones shipped in Q1 2015.
Shipments of devices featuring these
operating systems increased by a combined
67% year on year,” the report concluded.
In South Africa, says Van Spaandonk, “over
50% of sales are smartphones. Kenya is
close to that. Nigeria is 30%. Those three
countries combined sell about 20 million
smartphones a year,” he adds. “That’s a big
opportunity. That’s more than the people
of Holland and no one would dismiss the
size of Holland as a market.”
Once mighty BlackBerry – which negotiated
uncapped data plans in Nigeria and South
Africa where the Canadian handset had
almost cult status for years – has slumped
to 14% in Q1, according to IDC. “The
strong growth in the region’s smartphone
market is largely being driven by the
emergence of low-priced devices that are
primarily powered by Android. Indeed,
almost half of all the smartphones shipped
across Africa (45.1%) in Q1 2015 were
priced below $100, while almost 75% fall
under $200,” IDC reported. “Android is
particularly dominant in the low to mid-
priced bands, while iOS is mainly found in
the $450+ price category.”
Huawei, which was ousted from this
quarter’s top three, is another Chinese
brand doing well in Africa. The biggest-
selling brands in Q1 were Samsung, Tecno
and Apple, accounting for 55% of all
smartphones sold across Africa, where
Nigeria sold 14% and South Africa 12%.

Best news I've read this week.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/tobyshapshak/2015/08/21/exclusive-xiaomi-the-china-of-apple-will-launch-in-africa-in-sept/

ruby360:
Nice product for women

Thank you.

MeekMeshack:
Nice product.... All the girls here for NL go be James bond girl soon with his spray

Thank you.

eleko1:
How persin go spray it if those underworld peep Attack U with cutlass/gun ?Nah to do Tuale jare and go jejely

If na cutlass, dem no need near you before you spray. The person go drop cutlass cover face by force.
If na gun, hmm apply sense o.
But it's rare for phone/laptop snatchers and rapists to have guns

Afam4eva:
Does the law not also apply to South Americans?

Not exactly.

airmark:
You are partially right about the laws too but I tell you technical issues are major reason not the law. Kenneth omeruo is in Chelsea but could n't make the first team, not because of the law. Mikel is in Chelsea but we all know why he is a bench warmer. Enyeama is now playing for lille after several bench warming when he newly moved to france. Iheanacho has to be well-drilled before he can be drafted to main team in man city, hopefully he get a league debut soon. Echiejile is in Monaco but not regularly used. Top European clubs will prefer Africans in a defensive midfield role or as a striker because they believe those positions sometimes need power to buzz around, which African players are known for.



Except mikel and moses, no other African player in Chelsea's first team. Yaya toure had to play in Ukraine, Greece, Belgium before he could move to Barcelona. In Barcelona and real Madrid first teams now, no Africans. In france, PSG has no African in the first team. Bayern munich has one morrocan benatia, who had to play 6 years for some clubs before they could snap him up at 27 years. Juventus has one ghanaian who had to play 4 years in udinese before they could sign him. So it's not peculiar to Nigerian players alone, it's something general to African players now. Even some European players too, pay their dues before playing for bigger teams.

Are you saying there's a level playing ground for all players no matter where they come from even if they have the same technical abilities? Are you telling me Iheanacho and Raheem Sterling have had equal opportunities? Are you telling me if Ayew was argentine he wouldn't have had an easier Road? He has even had a relatively easier one riding on the reputation of his father but he still worked very hard for an u20 world cup winning captain.

airmark:
It's not that easy to sign top team and break into first team for Africans like that. European football is very technical and our players needs a lot to learn before they could fit in. The competition is rife there.

It's not really about technical issues. It's the laws that make it very hard for African players to get clubs in the big leagues. Some laws are just silly like a player needing an amount of international caps before signing for a team in the EPL and others. Last week 30 goals were scored in the EPL, Africans scored 10 of those goals and South Americans scored only 3 yet players from S/America have a far easier road to big clubs than African players.

FKO81:
Peugeot is France car manufacturing company, what they do in Kaduna are assembling just like what Mercedes does in Enugu

Innoson is just assembling Chinese cars. Google and you'll see the Chinese cars. They send you the parts and you assemble them with your logo. Anybody with enough capital can do it.

shut:
Wow aso rock didn't make the list,nice development

Half of the list are averagely poor countries and see how much they spend in just a presidential residence,Africa has to up her game.

Imagine Sudan making the list and her citizens die of hunger and all strange diseases

Sudan has an extremely rich heritage and it's only befitting that they have such a palace. These things give some pride to the common man even if he's hungry. The amount spent on these places is not big enough to transform their economies. I don't see much wrong in building palatial presidential palaces.
And stop confusing Sudan with South Sudan. Khartoum is still one of the most beautiful African cities despite the fact that S. Sudan has taken away much of their oil revenue. Sudanese football league clubs pay higher than some European leagues outside the big 5 or 6.

handyteddy:
Fantastic Product

Just make sure you use at you own discretion!

Not all situations requires pepperspray but your senses

If you pepperspray an aggressive dude !

You'll only anger him more to do what he never intended

#WiseUp

And like a said. Fantastic product, having one on your key holder wouldn't harm you, just incase.!

Good advice.
When you spray an aggressor, he/she cannot even see you let alone harm you. All he/she will be concerned with is regaining sight asap.
Good advice nevertheless.

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