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Ebubemg:
Xiaomi Redmi Note 4X
3GB RAM 32GB ROM 5.5 Inch Snapdragon 625

Is it 4G LTE enabled?

Where can I get it to buy?

1. With a battery of at least 5000mha.

2. 4G LTE.

3. Sturdy build.

4. 2G RAM.

5. 13MP + 5MP.

Etc.

Thanks.

HURMORTULA:
Many thanks for choosing Lemmie

Your cakes are amazing!!! The creativity is otherworldly!!
Please do you know how much 500grams of corn starch (not corn flour) is sold?
Thanks.

omohayek:
If anyone is to blame for the continued fall of the Naira over the years, blame the successive governments which have insisted on printing more and more Naira without any corresponding increase in forex to back up the printing presses. Nigeria's inflation problem has nothing to do with whether or not the Naira is allowed to float, but with a lack of government budgetary discipline, and CBN governors who are too timid to counteract runaway government spending by sufficiently hiking interest rates.

Get the Nigerian government to stop printing money and you'll soon see the Naira's value stabilize indefinitely, even under a fully floating regime. The converse to this is that no government policy to "fix" the Naira's Dollar value will ever work without greater restraint in government spending: the only thing a fixed exchange rate will cause is forex shortages and riskless "round tripping" profits for a few highly-connected individuals.

Please, could you let us in on why the government prints money? One reason I know why they do that is to convert our dollar earnings to Naira.


If the government stops printing money, where will they get the Naira equivalent of our petrodollars earnings to distribute to the three tiers of government as monthly allocation?


Will that not lead to Naira crunch in the economy? How will they mitigate currency scarcity?


How do countries with strong currencies like South Africa, Kuwait, etc, incorporate their dollar( foreign exchange) revenues into their economies without resulting in the evil continuum of excess liquidity, weakening currency, biting inflation and growth inhibiting high interest rates as is the case in Nigeria?


Can you give an example of a related country that does it right?

socialmediaman:
Perhaps we young Nigerians should open our minds to the possibility of sponsoring and electing a qualified Young Nigerian (40 and below) to be governor or president. I don tire for beating drums for these old people whose ideology about a sectionalised Nigeria I do not share...

A 40 years and below President is feasible in 2019 if one million youths contribute at least N500 each monthly for two years( 2017 and 2018). This will add up to N10 billion.

People like Professor Wole Soyinka and the like, could be entrusted with the account before political activities in 2019.

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2. How do I add 3G functionality to the second SIM of my phone with build.prop app?

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The file is for Walton primo f2...same as p2

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swisscarter:
http://www.mediafire.com/?jetnqs8ar4qgvx1

The file is for Walton primo f2...same as p2

Pleeeeease, help me with a working link to a gionee P2 custom ROM with 3G on both sims. I'm in dire straits. HELP!!!

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talk4free:
I noticed the topic started with a lot of zeal, but its already waning. Its typical of Nigerian youths, great ideas but we always fail to start off. The search for a leader or committee will only set it all backwards. I have a few suggestions.

1. Pick a date and venue here and now. Work towards the target. let everybody just show up on that day. Natural leaders will emerge once we converge.
2. Spread the message as quickly as possible via social media. Create a facebook page and hashtag HERE and NOW. Everybody should participate in sharing the page and hashtag as much as possible within the next few days.
3. Forget about geopolitical zones. Hold a massive rally in one place. The world only needs to see one rally. Lagos or Abuja will be best.
4. Assure the govt you are not planning to topple the govt, but to get your country back from the wicked. (Every govt will crush an uprising, but a honest leader will allow it flow).
5. Collectively get rid of any ethnic bigot or political affiliate at the rally ground. Once it goes political or ethnic, you might not get the opportunity to make a statement again for the next 20 years.
5. placards and banners to only carry your demands, make specific demands on cost of governance and issues that will get the support of the international community. Once you start to add political stuff, the whole world will not take you serious.
6. Lets see this first one as a show of strength. if the political devils see that we can come together for once, things will immediately start to re-adjust. Right now they prey on the fact that we have never organized ourselves.

We could also create or employ appropriate platform to collect 5- 10m youth signatures and commitments to the protest and present same to and appeal to the United Nations to provide needed leadership on the day(s) of the protest.

This could keep politicians at bay.

I think the demands should cut across the fiscal, monetary, electoral, judicial, law enforcement,etc spheres of the nation.

Examples:

On the fiscal side, we could demand for a constitutionally enshrined annual budget of 70% capital and 30% recurrent expenditures. A 50% tax on the wealthy may also be in order.

Monetary: 50% of all loans should be reserved for the masses. And 70% of all loans across the board should go to the productive or real sector of the economy.


Electoral: INEC should be independently funded and it's chairman appointed by the NJC and not by the president, Etc.

Please add yours.

ritzybaby:
Hi Nairalanders

Unnecessary things keeps popping out on their own on my phone (Tecno-Y6) like; webpage not available, install jumia application from playstore e.t.c
This is really disgusting
Any solution please??

NB: This often occurs whenever my mobile data is on. even as an creating this topic


cc: lalasticlala, honsule , puskin , dragnet

When the pop-ups occur again, minimize( through multi-task button) to see the app causing it and uninstall it.

swisscarter:
http://www.mediafire.com/?jetnqs8ar4qgvx1

The file is for Walton primo f2...same as p2

Pleeeeease, help me with a working link to a gionee P2 custom ROM with 3G on both sims.

Thanks.

swisscarter:
http://www.mediafire.com/?jetnqs8ar4qgvx1

The file is for Walton primo f2...same as p2

Pleeeeease, I need a working link to a gionee P2 custom ROM with 3G on both sims.

Thanks.

swisscarter:
download the theme from play store of you're using cyanogen

Pleeeeease, I need a working link to a gionee P2 custom ROM with 3G on both sims. The links I saw have expired.

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QuotaSystem:
Was the oil deposited by Ojukwu?

Libya is a sovereign state, which owns its oil, just like Nigeria. You're clearly now beginning to understand the concept of state ownership.

Go and say that to the Texans(US) or Abu Dhabi and Dubai(UAE). State ownership indeed.

The North or South-West would hav been autonomous regions if not sovereign states a long time ago if they were to be in Niger Delta's shoes.

QuotaSystem:
Was the oil deposited by Ojukwu?

Libya is a sovereign state, which owns its oil, just like Nigeria. You're clearly now beginning to understand the concept of state ownership.

Go and say that to the Texans(US) or Abu Dhabi and Dubai(UAE). State ownership indeed.

The North or South-West would have been autonomous regions if not sovereign states a long time ago if they were to be in Niger Delta's shoes.

@Frankiss44, LordVarys.

Which of the universities are we talking about? The one in gbaramatu, Delta State or the one in Oron, Aqua Ibom?

shukuokukobambi:
Once again, I wish you goodluck

You'll need it

Thanks.

shukuokukobambi:
No wahala, I wish you goodluck

There's nothing better than having peaceful neighbours because any problems leads to influx of refugees.

So once again, I wish you good luck

Don't worry, the Republic will design world class institutions and programs for economic refugees, and an 'Aid and Economic Intervention Agency' for economically disadvantaged neighboring countries.

We need peace and prosperity in neighboring nations to maximize and achieve our potential.

shukuokukobambi:
Very true at the bold. That's why I was egging them on. Let us see how far they're willing to go. Alas they're ordinary mercenaries like we've always suspected

Only a slowpoke would believe these crooks have anything like the interest of the Niger Deltan at heart. These thugs are actually worse than the Hausa/Fulani oil baron they claim they're up against.

The most comical is the hopes the eternally deluded braggarts pinned on them

Dilector continues his romance with the almajiris in prison

A Niger Delta Republic will be totally different from South Sudan.

Political and fiscal autonomy for each ethnic nationality and equal representation at the federal level( i.e., same number of lawmakers and ministers, etc, for all ethnicities regardless of size of population) will take care of those problems.

shukuokukobambi:
Very true at the bold. That's why I was egging them on. Let us see how far they're willing to go. Alas they're ordinary mercenaries like we've always suspected

Only a slowpoke would believe these crooks have anything like the interest of the Niger Deltan at heart. These thugs are actually worse than the Hausa/Fulani oil baron they claim they're up against.

The most comical is the hopes the eternally deluded braggarts pinned on them

Dilector continues his romance with the almajiris in prison

Political and fiscal autonomy for each ethnic nationality and equal representation at the federal level( i.e., same number of lawmakers and ministers, etc, for all ethnicities regardless of size of population) will take care of those problems.

There will be no South Sudan repeat.

owanedo:
my guy, the people who are paying dearly for it are those contract staff and casual staff who are mainly from ND axis that will be jobless, those civil servants who won't get their salaries eg balyesa, ekiti ondo etc on strike right now. the ND university that would be sold off or closed down permanently as a result of the fact that balyesa is broke. oil or no oil the political class will always smile to the bank, Apc will complete there 4years in power, Lagos will continue to be a state in a state. let them keep bombing. oya boooooomb!!!!

Continue lying to yourself.

The oil blocks and NNPC are controlled by who?

The IOC's are dominated by who?

87% of oil revenues are hijacked by who?

The TRUTH doesn't hurt, you know.