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Smartphones have come to stay and they are an integral gadget in our daily lives. Most people would prefer affordable Android smartphones as it strikes a balance between price and quality. $100 is around 55,000 naira using the current exchange rate so many can afford this.

You should bear in mind that Smartphones within this budget are mainly entry level devices and cannot offer you a premium experience no matter how their adverts appears. They can help you with your day to day smartphone functions like make calls, take normal photos and run some standard apps or games.

There are many smartphones across many good brands that you can buy for $100 or below. However, I came up with just 3 out of a swarm of brands. They’re more of a personal suggestion than an outright best pick out of the bunch. So you have a wide range of options.


My criteria for selecting them includes:

Global availability: They’re popular and have a global presence. You can buy them across major online stores like Amazon, Aliexpress and Jumia. You can also get them in physical offline stores in major cities.

Functionality:
Like I said, they won’t give you a premium experience but can serve you well. I set a benchmark of 2gb ram and 32gb Rom, a decent processor, fairly good camera, Android 9 or above and 3000mah or above battery capacity.

Culled from
https://wildwolf.xyz/best-affordable-android-smartphones-within-100-in-2021/

chii8:
Nice but this your fresh pepper and green beans combo shaaa >:

I wan follow Una design food nah

mzhazel:
It's the ata rodo and green beans design for me

I talk say make I follow others design food small

Bluewitch:
Keep trying...you'll get past it

Ndeewo

BKsoul:
E sweet??

Person food go sweet for him mouth nah

Ernerstdavid55:
low buget

Yes na

Bluewitch:

Me na

Ok nah
I never reach that level

Ok bro
I get you

azadus18:
You call this low-budget

Yes sir
Its cheap nah
No better protein

Bluewitch:


Husband material +35 yards

Who dash me 36 yards?

samuel051:
So nwamaikpekus don turn ur baba

Nwamaikpe na chairman here nah

BlueRayDick:
Like u literally put fresh ata rodo and green beans on the food.....

This got me rolling on the floor laughing.

Anyways u tried bro, it can only get better

Lol
Shee they said vegetables should be fresh nah
Na wetin I read o

My low budget jellof rice

I'm still learning o

Omo food don ready sharp sharp
No time to waste

I added the premade salad I bought and I tried to design it a little bit

That's the end product o, no mind my JJC food design

The insults can start rolling in now, I wear bullet proof
lalasticlala, myndd44, manabbqgrills
Apkako food don set o

Don't forget to visit and comment on the blog bikonu
https://wildwolf.xyz/my-sapa-level-jellof-rice/

When Rice don almost done i.e. e remain small make e dry finish, just add the vegetables ie carrot, green peas and co. Turn everything together and reduce heat.

Bring down the pot or turn off the fire.

Omo chief Nwamaikpe is viewing my thread
Levels don change o

But baba take am easy dey drop bombshell o

Na novice I be biko

Prepare everything first before parboiling your rice or prepare as you parboil your rice as I did.
The former is better but local man no get time

Put oil inside pot, add tomato paste, onion and crayfish. Fry the damn stuffs until it blends,then add the fresh tomatoes and pepper.

Put small water,add maggi and salt as the spirit leads and allow to boil. Na only 1 maggi I put o.

Once the concoction boils, add your rice and cook.

Ingredients :
Rice
Vegetable oil or groundnut oil
Tomato paste
Crayfish
Onion
Fresh tomatoes and pepper
Vegetables such as carrot, green peas, spring onion etc
Protein, na kpomo fit into man pikin budget o But you can get fish or meat as the pocket leads
1 maggi cube and salt to taste

That's all,you can add yours too

Omo I decided to try another dish since my last one received some mixed reactions

Well this time,it's a budget jellof rice for people wey dey manage life

I'm still a novice in cooking so insults are accepted but be lenient on me bikonu.

I don't know what name to give this jellof rice sef because jellof na controversial food.
Una fit help me name am o. This is just for broke or upcoming niggas like us �

@lalasticlala, you took me to the promised land the last time, I hope you'll do the needful this time.
I owe you a plate of python meat pepper soup with white rice �.

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https://wildwolf.xyz/my-sapa-level-jellof-rice/

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Robertirase:
What country will fit my budget?

I asked because I saw Poland there

I think 1 million can get you Uae or Turkey,you can check other good African countries

Robertirase:
Good morning guys, time here is 1:59 i can’t sleep. Wanted to travel to the uae but because of the ban and restrictions my plans failed, coupled with the fact I did my visa twice , went to abuja to attest my certificates etc I spent a total of 800k even without going through contonu.

Anyway I am having a change of plans and looking at other countries that is easier to migrate to. Easier to migrate that I won’t be getting visa denial etc

Please I need suggestions on countries Nigerians are migrating on basis of work and study on budget of 1M

I know of

Turkey
Uae
Poland

More suggestions are needed please. I am sure there are others who are interested in a topic as this. Your help will be immensely helpful to us. I will be in the comment section please

Poland 1 million naira?
How sure are you?

lonelydora:
Lol. It takes time but not 8 hours tho. Add potash and you will be good to go.

Ok no problem
Next time

lonelydora:
Yea.
Fio fio = agbugbu. You should have cooked Nsukka Achicha with it.

They said it takes 8 hours to cook
I no get that time nah
3 hours sef too much

LagBae:
See my Nsukka brothers o....Echicha, Otipi and Okpa is bae. Now I'm craving echicha badly.

Not from Enugu but I stayed at Obollo Afor for a month or so where I tasted it.

NaBanga:
Chairman of the Kitchen

Chairman ke
I still be novice o

Xantel:
Abeg you try wella. Cut for me small

Food wey I don knack finish wash pot

Akharmony:
Hope no b say nah 70k finish this great meal....

70k ke
Aside plantain and beans, every other stuffs is cheap

ahnie:
Hello op,pls I need some clarification.pls is ukpaka same as ugba?



The igbos in the house too can still clarify.
Thanks!

Almost same,it's called ugba in imo state and the imo version is tastier according to me

OrdinaryNigeria:
Why adding matches sticks

That's oil bean seed aka ugba or ukpaka

Nchris:
Am so sorry bro bc u jst did a different thing and so u ended up making rubb_ish,
The food u saw is called
ECHICHA/ACHICHA,


It's a major food among people of Enugu especially Nkanu n Nsukka,
The content include-akpaka(ukpaka)
Egedemgbu, (dnt know the English name)
Echicha(dried coco yam) etc but u jst made plantain and beans for ur own pleasure

Read the blog story behind it
I couldn't get the full ingredients here so I improvised and I can't eat beans alone

Mindlog:
Ugba and plantain in the same dish?

Yes, Ugba goes with roasted plantain or yam in the east