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sexaddict08:
hahaha... sup ?

dunkem21:
Gionee M3 rocks.. the phone na power bank

emmyw:
Please Don't Mind The Ingrate!!! This Is Why I Don't Post On Nairaland Sometimes, The Worst Part Is That They Won't Read Your Post Before Commenting.

gentlegenius:
Alright... I accept that I am a kid and you are an adult. But here's a little advice from a kid to an adult:
When you see someone committing a sin against his God, don't go about speculating and condemning the person because you will not be there when he will reconcile with his God.
Just learn from this and move on.

sysengr:
Good to know u are using it without problem. I got mine in April but the network is not stable in the phone. took it back to the seller two weeks later.they sent it to Samsung office for repair. went back two weeks ago,was given a new same product,but still same issue as the first.I was told my initial phone was fixed and will arrive this week. am hopeful it will be rectified.

BrainnewsNg:
Cc sneakerblogger
Go ahead only if,
You, are perfect in the niche
Will be consistent
Can write (An expert in the field)
Have a little fund (For paid advert)
Etc

easrael:
Very lovely post OP!

The kind that deserves to be on front page!

Camera phones are now the bomb for taking cute pictures; SMartphone brands have proven this times without number. the Camon C9 is an example of this

Following the announcement late last year by Whatsapp to discontinue some Blackberry phones from using its apps, Blackberry 9800, 9790 etc., were greatly affected.

Whatsapp has send a sad notice To discontinue Whatsapp for Symbian OS and Blackberry come December 31st 2016.

It is a very ugly news to Symbian lovers. Blackberry OS which this never affected will join to experience this.

Many Symbian phones has been receiving push notification on their whatsapp concerning this lately.

The message Goes: “Unfortunately, you won’t be able to use WhatsApp after 31/12/2016 because WhatsApp will no longer support your phone”.

Fastesttech.com believes the long grace come December 2016 for the disconnection of Blackberry, and Symbian OS most especially will go along way to help users to embrace Android OS, Windows OS, and even IOS.

Use this grace period to Upgrade, dear Blackberry and Symbian Users.

The Question is; How will it feel for some users to go with their smart phones like Blackberry and Symbian without Whatsapp?

wilsonreuben:
You don't have to be on BetaTalk even Pulse users too.

I got mine on Friday when i recharge N1, 000.00K

My Tariff Plan is the new MTN PULSE

Wh0AmI:
Wait o, I've the feeling there's just one person behind these two monikers, atleast you could have made it a little discreet!.

MTN Now offers Free 1GB and 100MB respectively when you recharge above N500 and N200 every weekend.

To get the best out of this you need to be on ‘MTN BETA TALK’.

How to migrate To MTN BETA TALK:

Dial *123# and choose ‘tariff Plan’, simply choose ‘Beta Talk’ to proceed.

Note: You can only use this bonus during the weekends.

TheRealAdonye:
I learnt how to do this in 2013.
Google made us work around Akure putting up Landmarks for them.

Boldwinner:
Google is really building a very strong and big database. Google has a database for all the languages and now they're working on getting very accurate maps. Don't be surprised about how powerful the internet will soon become in a very short time.. all in the hands of Google.

The one who has control over online information has so much power in this our era.

Businessideas:
Meet brilliant Nigerian girl Habiba Daggash who wrapped up her studies at the prestigious Oxford University with a first class degree in Engineering.

An indigene of Borno state, Habiba is a PhD (Chemical Engineering) candidate at the Imperial College, london.

A Nigerian worth celebrating....and a role model!!

Vanquay16:
Pornhub
Smooth access to my Milfs and BBWs

JonSnow:
Literotica app

ladyF:
Candy crush

It's [size=15pt]FynestGeh[/size] again *no smiley* I can't even manage a smile right now...

gentlegenius:
Your list is incomplete without TECNO L5... The phone is far better than some of those poos you listed up there.
OP, pls wake up... It's either you are a TECNO hater or you are still living in the 19th century as shown by your prices.

webincomeplus:
Even if your site is focused on Nigerians, that doesn't stop you from going with a foreign host. As much as I advocate for Nigerian products and services, I take web hosting services as an exception for many reasons.

First, many web hosting companies in Nigeria are experimental businesses that only purchase reseller packages from foreign companies. Once these businesses aren't getting the profits they're projected, they fold up, leaving their clients to start from scratch.

Second, most of these companies are built so heavily around one or few individuals that if anything happens to the stakeholders, the whole business suffers. Remember Syskay?

Third, most web hosting services in Nigeria suck when it comes to customer service. When you contact them about your plan to purchase hosting with them, you'll be dealing with angels. But when you run into problems after becoming their customer, they'll turn into devils! They'll ignore your calls and emails and leave you biting your fingers.

Fourth, many of them offer crappy credentials in the name of trying to offer cheap plans. Why on earth would any company offer a plan of 1GB disk space and 2.5GB bandwidth. Most of the time, beginners who really don't know what these mean are conned into buying them, only for them to start running into bandwidth issues shortly after.

Fifth, many of their staff don't have enough technical knowledge to handle even simple support issues. And that's why they don't help most of the time -- not necessarily because they don't want to help. After all, you can't help with what you don't know jack about.

Sixth, the present state of the Nigerian economy won't just allow some businesses to run smoothly. Web hosting is one of them.

I know this won't go down well with Nigerian web hosting services and their apologists, but the truth needs to be told. All I've written is based on personal and referred experience as well as several stories of woe that I've read here on NL.

If you think most Nigerian hosting companies are reliable, ask yourself why Nairaland, the newspaper websites, websites owned by tertiary institutions and reputable organizations, and the most popular blogs in the country are not domiciled with Nigerian hosting companies.

PS. Read well between the lines, and you'd see that I never generalized. I understand that there might be few exceptions. My points apply to most, not all. But it's hard to tell who would falter in the next minute.

fighal:
I'm asking this question because my site if mainly focused on Nigerians, it was built mainly for Nigerians. So is it advisable to use a local host to host my site? And do local host provide security?

tunes1102:
I called MTN customer care service and I was told the cheapest data bundle is 1000 for 250mb. So I don't know who is fooling who, Mtn or the subscribers

BLINGZ88:
So havent heard of glo 2000 for 6gb or 2500 for 10000. Brother u are a learner

radiokilla:
Gone are the days when you had to rely on Google and Bing or traffic. There are a handful of native content companies that can drive massive traffic. Just a budget is needed