Hammylawali:


You have time responding to the person. They would read writeups and still comment on it in a gullible manner. People wrote exams , and you didn’t promote them for years and you’re still calling them dumb…

MasterJayJay:
Dumb people don't want to take exams.

They know they will fail the exams because they were recruited through backyard.

Kobojunkie:
1. So exactly how have you been "setting new paces" in your family, your office, and your circles different from before last year's theme was given to you? Explain the soundbite so I can understand what that even means as it sounds too much like motivational speak to me.

2. So, how exactly are you growing to grow? Tell me so that, come next year, we can check if the soundbite matches reality.

Kobojunkie:
Did the one from last here even make a dent in your life and situation? What makes you think this year will be any different?

Ajay7411:

The boombox is just loud for nothing, like a child who screams... Ask any audiophile out there, you'll know that it has weak lows and a useless bass.

I used to admire JBL's boombox but they are just loud for nothing

Reddington:

Anker & Tribit are midrange compared to JBL, Bose & co? Same JBL wey I don compare to my Anker Soundcore Motion Boom? Haba bro.. And wait... did you say Tribit? Omo you really need a detailed guide on BT speakers, no offence. Ever listened to Strombox Blast, Motion Boom plus or W-King D10? JBL don really blank some people... & understandably so. But make a quick trip to Google, YouTube & if you're lucky, a decent BT speakers store close to you, come back here & we'll have a different conversation

Reddington:

Shey you dey whyn me ni?

icon91:



Nawa o, first few pages i went through, thd reviews were just positive about how good the product was, does that mean most products there are just a replica of the original?

Is this why almost everything there is very cheap?

If so, will it not be best i enter open market like Main market, Onitsha & buy my stuffs?

icon91:
I wanted to purchase a Jbl boom box 2, i was seeing it at #30k+ on aliexpress under 'hot deals' which was slashed at -65% fro #87k plus

I checked the store and the rating is 95% plus, with over 600 units sold at reviews of 4.9 stars

I checked thesame Jbl boom box 2 on both Jumia, Konga, Jiji...they were all above #280k plus, i even checked an official site, it was $499

I'm highly skeptical about this, this is the first purchase i'm making on aliexpress, can you guys clarify me about product quality & how genuine aliexpress products are, I'm confused, really confused!!

Okehzoe:


My UBA visa works

ebene4nija

Olamak1:


There's Cyber Monday too, 28/11

Cyril009:




Thank you Shinning my teeth in hd pro max
will prices be as low as 11.11 or lower....

Cyril009:


Useless bunch 11.11 has finally ended and I didn't buy shit will now buying at regular price on Monday if they give me the ATM....

Salvador1:
Another banger.

Confusion will be in camp of drug lord urchins the Nigeria enemies.

Wike and neck pressing na 5&6.

okikigsm:


At what rate pls?

Segun2222:
I'm interested in the tribit stormbox blast since January i never buy am till now

toask111:


Kindly post link to register or app.

Thanks

Timekeeper452:
spendwise does 750 lol.

swagifted:
To me this can be a blessing in disguise... But to everyman his own.

Timekeeper452:
Tribapay does 783 sadly.

Timekeeper452:
whats his rate?

swagifted:
830, omo you de try o

swagifted:
8 items o, total value is over 200 dollars... But my biggest joy was getting the anker soundcore motion boom for 87 dollars. And my connect ran it for for at $1 for 500 naira.

Today’s Doodle celebrates jollof rice, a quintessential West African dish simmered in reduced tomatoes, onions, peppers and regional spices. Nigeria-based guest artist Haneefah Adam created the artwork and Senegalese jazz musician, Hervé Samb, created the soundtrack.

On this day each year, rice farmers plant and reap a bountiful harvest, and cooks across West Africa prepare to make fresh jollof. Also known as benachin and thieboudienne, jollof rice is a one-pot meal that originated from the Wolof tribe in the 14th century. The Wolof Empire, ruling parts of modern-day Senegal, The Gambia and Mauritania, popularized jollof throughout West Africa.

Although jollof rice was traditionally cooked with fish for dinner, Africans today also enjoy this savory dish for breakfast and lunch, and often substitute fish with chicken, beef or goat.

Each country has added its own spin to the recipe and West Africans engage in humorous banter over who makes the best jollof. These friendly rivalries, known as the “Jollof Wars,” have become an African cultural phenomenon.

Nigerians and Ghanaians are particularly competitive over who makes the best jollof — and for good reason. There are distinct differences between the two cooking styles. For example, Nigerians use long-grain rice that absorbs more spices, while Ghanaians use basmati rice with a more aromatic flavor.

Who ultimately makes the best jollof? No one can say for sure. The only way to find out is to try as many varieties as you can!

https://www.google.com/doodles/celebrating-jollof-rice


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxUid0_e5Sk