i provided all evidence and bank statement that shows the money was sent to a zenith bank. it took more than a week for the money to drop i know the type of probkem we faced from d receiver.... we had to pay her again on a different account after she signed an agreement that she would refund... when she refunded we told her we would never do business with her again...
we no even get air and sea raider you are talking about aur defence systems... anything sent to Nigeria would hit perfectly... jet carrier we no get even jet refullers for long mission we no get sub Marine we no get
Qater doesn't seem interested in retaliating from their body language.
They are right though...not bombs or missiles can solve the problem in the middle East but peaceful resolutions.
Trump really messed up by causing an escalation with his erratic decision to get directly involved.
A more trustworthy mediator one Iran will be ready to listen to is what is needed.
Maybe turkey. Russia be like "don't look at me... I have my own problems"
#peace in the middle East!
na this stupid terrorist country wan become nuclear power terrorist without nuke are already giving the world problem why should anyone in their right sense allow then own a nuke
Kimmierain: realme has just released the C75x into the Nigerian market, and it’s already gaining attention for bringing premium level features into an affordable price range. With a bold design, strong battery, and standout durability, it’s aimed at those looking for something beyond the usual mid-range phone experience.
But how does it really compare to familiar options like the Samsung A14, Redmi Note 12, and Infinix Zero 30 4G? Let’s break it down.
Key Features of realme C75X:
✅ 5310mAh battery with 45W SUPERVOOC fast charging
✅ IP69 water and dust resistance – the highest rating available right now
✅ Military-grade drop protection for extra toughness
✅ AI Clear Face – selfie tech that enhances facial details naturally
✅ 6.67-inch 120Hz display – great for scrolling, gaming, and videos
✅ Up to 8GB RAM + 256GB storage, expandable to 24GB dynamic RAM
✅ Color options: Coral Pink and Oceanic Blue
💵 Pricing:
6GB + 128GB – ₦178,700
8GB + 256GB – ₦208,200
Comparison With Other Phones:
In terms of battery, the realme C75x comes with a larger 5310mAh battery, compared to the 5000mAh batteries found in phones like the Redmi Note 12, Samsung A14, and Infinix Zero 30. Plus, it charges faster than most, thanks to its 45W fast charging tech. Only the Infinix Zero 30 matches that speed.
When it comes to display smoothness, the C75x offers a 120Hz refresh rate, same as the Redmi and Infinix models, but far ahead of the Samsung A14’s 60Hz. For users who care about smooth animations and better visual response, this is a key upgrade.
Now let’s talk durability: this is where the realme C75x stands out. It’s the only phone in this price category that comes with IP69 water and dust resistance and military-grade drop protection. None of the other phones mentioned above include this level of rugged protection, making the C75x a good option for people who are always on the go or need a phone that can survive rougher handling.
As for camera performance, the realme C75x offers a 50MP main lens with AI Clear Face technology, which helps bring out sharper facial features in selfies. While the Infinix Zero 30 has a higher 108MP camera, it depends on whether you prefer high megapixels or better facial clarity in everyday photos.
Storage and RAM are also solid on the C75x, offering up to 256GB with expandable dynamic RAM up to 24GB. Most competitors max out at 128GB unless you spend more.
Design:
The Coral Pink and Oceanic Blue finishes give it a refreshing, youthful vibe that stands out from the typical blacks and silvers of other models. It’s lightweight but still feels solid in hand.
Final Thoughts
If you’re looking for a smartphone under ₦210K that delivers a strong battery, smooth display, impressive durability, and a clean design, the realme C75x is a serious contender. It holds its own against the competition and even goes beyond with features like IP69 protection and military-grade durability.
Would love to hear from anyone who has tried it already. How’s the performance in daily use? Especially curious about battery life and the camera in real-world conditions.
Drop your reviews below. 👇
does it use the snapdragon or the mediatek chipset . thats the most important thing to me before i buy a phone
they are busy throwing random missiles when isreal begins blind bombardment they would start crying..... im expecting a ground invasion very soon by isreal...
patrickcollins: If you can't protect your air space, foreign jets executive a massive blow inside your country unchallenged and all returned safely home, why then is the need for talking tough
they probably just like talking too much 1 jet hasn't flown from iran to isreal since the start of the war they are just sending missiles randomly into isreal
this people talk too much.... isreal came clear the air space for USA fighter jets to bombard the nuclear institution in iran guess what all US fighter jets returned home safely
Karikashi: This terrorists are something else. Same thing happening in Iran. They will condemn using western tools but will be demanding to own a nuclear weapons discovered by the west.
de mind them they should be using bow and arrow but instead they are using Ak47 and gpmg
helinues: The issue of the market closure in Anambra state could have been resolved early had the traders in the market also cooperate with the NAFDAC by exposing your those who are into fake drugs which are known to the same traders.
As long as they continue shielding those that are into fake products, the NAFDAC shoo sealing might affect the innocent ones too
a fellow drug traders or a consumer would be the right person to report remember she sells clothes
if she saw it 3 days ago and dint return it but only returned it after being questioned saying she forgot it in her purse means she might forget or she was waiting to see if it wont be looked for before she sells it.
Nigeria's Defence Chief, General Christopher Musa, has ignited a major debate by proposing a complete fence along Nigeria's borders with Cameroon, Niger, Chad, and Benin to combat escalating insecurity and the influx of armed groups like Boko Haram and ISWAP. Citing examples like Pakistan's fence with Afghanistan, he argues this is critical for Nigeria's survival and sovereignty. In this video, we break down this unprecedented proposal, analyzing the reasons behind it, the immense potential costs, logistical challenges, socio-economic impacts, and whether this controversial measure can truly solve Nigeria's deep-rooted security crisis. Is fencing the nation a viable strategy or a sign of desperation?
Seunpapa65: As usual a person whose house is on fire is chasing a rat Imagine leaving the issue at hand to attack the messenger
they should be busy hunthing wanted bokoharam terrorists.... war that should have ended has lasted more than 16 years.... they should go and ask Israel how they did it