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bigtt76:
Nice one. Please share the screen of the 5.1 I might go that path but then it's not sure of getting the Android M

LeonMacJames:
abeg screen shots . Is the ui like that of zero 2 x509, or them hot note, or is it their new xui, I just wan to be sure of leaving this android one stock ui. And Is d the camera blur absent in the 5.1 update. Please ur answers will be appreciated

Here are some screenshots

I knew it

abokinamu:
It's blazing like mad over here fastest speed ever and the most aspect of it is that you can use the 70naira for two days

I have been reading been your rants all over this forum. When are you going to grow up? You're not the only the one using it, so why are disturbing everyone?

Nairaland has become a haven of some of the most stupi.d elements you can find around.

Buhari is the best thing since sliced bread. Things that never happened during the last administration are now happening. This is not a good news for the wailing wailers

God bless PMB

God bless Nigeria

I wish Ali was made the EFCC boss instead. corrupt folks would have ran away from this country.

OP, are you using infinix Hot 2?

nnachukz:
why disqualify other contestants? Why didn't they allow dickson to face them in primary.

Such is the impunity we keep seeing in PDP. They still haven't learned their lesson even after losing at the National level.

Kagarko:
But Audu of APC is far better that Wada of PDP.

APC sai chaaaaannnnnnjjjjjjjiiiiiii

True that. He is a better option than Wada

Wada is the worst governor in Nigeria. Just when I thought things were about to get better, hoping that a vibrant young man, in the person of Yahaya Bello would win the APC primaries, all my hopes dashed away when Audu won. Even as ardent APC supporter and an indigene of Kogi, I know that Audu is far from being the answer to our problems. May God help Kogites

Wada is the worst governor in Nigeria. Just when I thought things were about to get better, hoping that a vibrant young man, in the person of Yahaya Bello would win the APC primaries, all my hopes dashed away when Audu won. Even as ardent APC supporter and an indigene of Kogi, I know that Audu is far from being the answer to our problems.

aresa:
....but JP Morgan and the usual unpatriotic and disgruntled elements in Nigeria are saying investors are investors are leaving...

Don't mind the wailers. They'll continue to wail till eternity. Nigeria is surely moving forward under the supervision of PMB.

The next thing wailers will say is, "black people on one side, while whites on the other side. This is discrimination. Buhari has embarrassed us again oo". wailers, how market nah?

dragnet, puskin, honsule, you guys should please delete this thread.

bigtt76:
Nice one. Please share the screen of the 5.1 I might go that path but then it's not sure of getting the Android M

I'm currently on the Android One rom, but I'll be installing it tonight.

bigtt76:
For those having issues with their OTA ...I just discovered that due to the rooting (I used Kingroot 4.5.0), several files were changed and as such each time you try installing the upgrade, it fails even after several Factory Resets. It happened to me so I know what I'm saying (other people might be lucky though and get theirs to work after unrooting).

Now what I did was simply logon to the Infinix Mobility Site (http://infinixmobility.com/support/) and download the Android One stock OS there as well as the flashtools. I noticed that while the Android One version on our phones was dated August 04 2015, that on their site was dated August 24 2015 which may signal to the fact that this is the most recent release.

After going through the instructions etc, I successfully installed the new version downloaded and bingo, the System OTA Update displayed BUT with a smaller size 9.3MB which also probably points to the fact that the difference is as a result of the newer version I installed and it went on smoothly without fail.

You may all wish to give it a try. I also saw a version which says Lollipop 5.1 which might even be a more stable version of Lollipop compared to the Android One (I choose to stick with Android One though but will still give it a try when bored).

Happy Sunday to y'all

So, I decided to try out the lollipop 5.1 version. It's an infinix customized stock rom, which its Ui is totally different from the Android one variant, and has all the features of infinix stock rom, like the 'HotKnot'. One thing I really liked about it is the 3G reception (signal bars strength) - it doesn't drop at all, especially in an area where there's strong reception, like where I live. That is the only issue I've had with the Android One variant rom. That confirmed my worry that the drop in 3G signal strength is not a hardware issue but a software issue. Hopefully, Google fixes that on the Marshmallow update.

Now, even though the lollipop 5.1 variant is only 5.1, unlike the Android One variant of the rom which is 5.1.1, I still prefer the lollipop 5.1 variant, because of the 3G reception issues. Though I'll miss the pure stock Ui which i prefer, I'm forced to use the non-Android One variant of rom.

One thing most people don't know is, as long as you are unable to attain at least 95% of network reception, there is no way you can achieve the available network speed at that particular point in time.

By the way, is there an avenue to report bugs? because I'd like to report the reception issue.

investnotspend:
Bros if you know no you know be that , no de argue joor that what I use

Stop posting nonsense all over this thread. whatever you think you know, some of us knew it way before you did. These things aren't legit. stop bragging all over this thread.

hinwazaka:
Keynes, state three theories of economics, what is the Edgeworth boxley diagram, give me a macroeconomic model, tell me three functions of money, who is ML Jinghan, name 3 members of the Classical school of economics, define crowding effect. If you can't answer just 3 of this questions, without the assistance of google, then I suggest you move to the PHONE section, and leave this to those with a degree of knowledge of ECONOMICS.

Take your stupidity out of here. You accused him of saying something, and then he asked you to show proof of him saying it. You don't have proof, and then you come back to ask nonsense questions? i repeat, take your stupidity out of here.

PassingShot, ignore him. he doesn't deserve an answer.

Everything under GEJ was corrupt

ddippset:
And what's the fate of those deceased immigration job applicants?

Great question. The fool of an OP and his fellow animalistic wailing wailers can't answer this question.

For those who have successfully updated, is there any improvement in the network reception (signal strength)?

No more tolerance to utter nonsense.

lagbaja:
You have not presented any serious counter argument. Your curses means nothing.

To start with, liquidity crisis in Nigerian banks are self inflicted because in reality, they never really borrow as much as they collect from government to the private sector, they actually lend the funds back to the government through bonds and treasury bills. What they have to do to simply sell off their bonds to free up funds. It's only their bogus profitability that will be impacted.

According to the Debt Management Office of the FG, as at December 2014, the Federal government's domestic debt stood at 7.9 trillion Naira.
Comprising Of 60 government bond and 35% treasury bills. Majority of this bills were bought by Nigerian banks at the detriment of the private sector. If the federal government decides to take 2.6 trillion from the banks through implementation of the TSA, they will only be taking back a fraction over 7.9trillion naira of the bonds and treasury bills they (the banks) invested in.

Nigerians stands to benefit more from the Single treasury account.

1. Government bonds are sold at over 10% ( borrowing at 10% interest rate) , a ridiculous amount. The banks use government's money to buy the bonds. Now, the reverse will be the case. Banks will now borrow from government.

2. Banks will have no alternative high yield, low risk investment such as bonds and treasury bills to invest in, they will have no choice than to borrow to the private sector. Real banking will commence.

3. Interest rates will go down since government will now borrow less and at low interest rates. Banks will be forced to source funds internationally at low interest rates and borrow to the private sector equally at low interest rates.

4. The impact of the JP Morgan delisting of our bonds will not be felt so much as government will now access free interest funds from the TSA.

5. There will be transparency in all MDAs accounts. Corruption will be better curbed.

6. Interests paid on domestic debts by the FG will reduce and free up more funds for infrastructure development.

Awesome. No one could have said it better

madjnr:
How did you enabled network speed indicator pls

Download internet speed meter lite from play store

OreMI22:
[size=15pt]APC criminals are just terrible shameless liars.

Naira was stable for more than 4 years under Okonjo iweala at N152 for a dollar.

Less than 100 days of Buhari as minister of finance, it went to N223 for a dollar.

Yes, we know who had a devaluation policy.[/size]

Get some sense before commenting. what was the exchange rate before May 29?

kuuljay:
it amazes me that some people will prefare to hear boko haram winning? so what makes you different from them

Some people are pained by good news. they would rather they hear of one bomb going off. Nigeria is truly a nation filled with witches.

Another thread for people to come and brag about what they are browsing with, and their download speed. Don't you kids ever get tired?

Vined:
Please help o. Just got my Infinix hot 2 (IGb) from Jumia 2 days ago and have not been able to connect to the internet. It keeps saying ' you are offline', error connecting to internet. It's so painful. How do I resolve this?

Go to Settings > SIM cards, then choose your preferred sim for 'Cellular data'

elampiro:
That was a discussion on proposed budget. The passed and approved budget is what I posted
Mine has the figure which was eventually passed by Senate and approved by Jonathan.

Some of the things you argue now, I have already addressed on this thread but you didn't read the flow. In December 2014 NOI reduced Capex to 676 billion in 2015 proposed budget from 1.4 trillion in 2014 budget. In February as oil price fell too low to less than $60 she again halfed the Capex to 387 billion.

However at the end 500 billion was passed and approved on $53/barrel oil price benchmark.

elampiro:
The 2015 Capex budget was meant to be financed from loans. But things got too bad that the total loan negotiated and secured for 2015 is being used to finance salary payment. Half of the loan secured was already used to fiance salary payment to the tune of trillions of naira between January and April alone.
You asked if we cannot borrow. The 2015 budget is already being run on deficit from borrowing. Then what are we borrowing against, or you think the creditors are Father Christmas?
As for the projects, Onolememen said in March, that only 33 of 210 ongoing projects can be continued in 2015. Again that was when oil price was still above $60/barrel. He also said what was allocated to his ministry of works to operate expenses was just $11 billion instead of $100 billion in 2014.
Read the below and pay attention to the highlighted.
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Nigeria borrows to pay salaries with cash crunch worsening
May 06, 2015
A cash shortage caused by low oil prices has forced Nigeria to borrow heavily through the early part of 2015, with the government struggling to pay public workers, officials said Wednesday. “We have serious challenges. Things have been tough since the beginning of the year and they are likely to remain so till the end of the year,” said Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala.
Nigeria, Africa’s top economy and largest oil producer, has been hammered by the 50 percent fall in oil prices, with crude sales accounting for more than 70 percent of government revenue. “As it stands today, most states of the federation have not been able to pay salaries and even the federal government has not paid (April) salary and that is very worrisome,” said Imo state Governor Rochas Okorocha.
Okonjo-Iweala said the federal government had a projected borrowing allowance for 2015 of 882 billion naira ($4.4 billion/4 billion euros). But 473 billion naira had already been used up to meet recurrent expenditures, including public worker salaries. “We have front-loaded the borrowing programme to manage the cash crunch in the economy,” the minister told reporters.
While Okonjo-Iweala said the severity of Nigeria’s cash crunch requires daily management, the problem will almost certainly be off her desk in less than a month. President-elect Muhammadu Buhari will be sworn in on May 29 and is not expected to retain any of the key ministers appointed by outgoing president Goodluck Jonathan.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/nigeria-borrows-to-pay-salaries-with-cash-crunch-worsening/

You are wasting your invaluable time trying to educate him. Trust me, i know this for a fact.