WibusJaga:
They are not in same class.
Go for A51 if within your budget.

O mehn
The small version of it no deh market o

Good morning nairalanders, please between this 2 phones which would you recommend due to your experience in terms of battery, ruggedity and Second hand value

Model SAMSUNG GALAXY A51 (first picture)
Global:
SM-A515x (4G)
(last letter varies by carrier and international models)
First released
4G: 16 December 2019;

Dimensions
4G:
158.5 mm (6.24 in) H
73.6 mm (2.90 in) W
7.9 mm (0.31 in) D

Mass
4G: 172 g (6.1 oz)

Operating system
Android 10 with One UI 2.5
Eligible for Android 11 upgrade with One UI 3

System on chip
4G: Exynos 9611

CPU
Octa-core
4G: 4x2.3 GHz Cortex-A73 & 4x1.7 GHz Cortex-A53

GPU
4G: Mali-G72 MP3

Memory
4G: 4, 6, or 8 GB RAM

Storage
4G: 64, 128, or 256[1] GB

Removable storage
microSDXC
4G: Expandable up to 512 GB

Battery
Lithium polymer (non-removable)
4G: 4000 mAh

Charging
15W Fast Charging

Data inputs
USB Type-C

Display
6.5 in (17 cm) Super AMOLED FHD+ 1080 x 2400 pixels, 20:9 ratio (~405 ppi density)

Rear camera
48 MP wide, 12 MP ultrawide, 5 MP macro, 5 MP depth

Front camera
32 MP

Sound
Loudspeaker, 3.5 mm auxiliary (headphone jack)

Connectivity
Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi hotspot, Bluetooth 5.0

Other
Optical fingerprint sensor (in display), accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass



Model : SAMSUNG GALAXY A21S (Second picture)


SM-A217F/DS (Global)

First released
15 May 2020;
Availability by
June 2, 2020

Type
PLS TFT capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors

Dimensions
163.7 mm (6.44 in) H
75.3 mm (2.96 in) W
8.9 mm (0.35 in) D

Mass
192 g (6.8 oz)

Operating system
Android 10 with One UI 2.1

System on chip
Exynos 850 (8 nm)

CPU
Octa-core
(4x2.0 GHz Cortex-A55 & 4x2.0 GHz Cortex-A55)

GPU
Mali-G52

Memory
3/4/6GB RAM

Storage
32/64/128GB

Removable storage
microSDXC

Battery
Non-removable 5000 mAh Lithium polymer

Charging
15W Fast Charging

Display
6.5 in (17 cm) AMOLED FHD 720 x 1600 pixels, 20:9 ratio (~270 ppi density)

External display
PLS TFT capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors

Rear camera
48 MP wide, 8 MP ultrawide, 2 MP macro, 2 MP depth

Front camera
13 MP, f/2.2 (wide)

Sound
Loudspeaker, 3.5mm auxiliary

Connectivity
Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, Wi-Fi Direct, hotspot, Bluetooth 5.0

Other
Fingerprint sensor (rear-mounted), accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass

Good day fellow nairalanders.
Please I want to ask this question, why is it that most men don't share their business plans or intentions with there partners?
Pls share with us your reasons

Lalasticlala and mods help us out

Good day fellow nairalanders, please I need your advice on Opening A football viewing centre for 100 people or opening a saloon shop. Which will you all advice on.
Thanks all

Pls help a brother

Doublejoy411:


Lagos has only about 2k cases....most of the cases recovered at home and were not discharged....that's why it is not recorded.....check @ProfAkinAbayomi twitter page to clarify....

yes then why not Forcefully test them ad discharge them? of you check the budget of Lagos,. you will be disappointed with the amount you will hear is being spent on patients Ani is Lagos the only state that the identified cases refused to be treated in COvid 19 centre? so let's not be deceived.

I was telling people that once NCDC hit the 20k discharge the high numbers which was more than the new cases will reduce, ok watch out for when our Total cases will hit 50k, the number of discharged will be raised to try to hit 25k, once we hit it then, it will stop again.

as u all can see Lagos is the coronavirus of Nigeria, how can you have 12k active cases out of 15k total case? Lagos should better wise up, they are giving Nigeria a bad name every other african countries with small number of cases has almost all there cases discharged.

this govt sha

Funkyswagzz:


Look at this and tell me what u see. I believe it will be updated properly later buh look closely

the Nigerian government are very stupid, ever since they saw that they are not longer meeting the half of total cases as discharged they have started increasing there number of discharged massively for over 5days now, and that Lagos of a place is pure politics, how can u HV just 3k discharged out of like 14k cases recorded since March? you won't blame then dough bcs they want to continue spending 500k-1m per patients. Bunch of thieves

Chimezie250:
this one u are showing only back

Abi o

fuckboys:
Scrap

Helio P32 ?
MMC storage type?
Micro USB?

For 50+k?

I'd need at least these specs for that price

Snapdragon 700 series chipset
Ufs 2.0/2.1 storage type
2.0 type c port with OTG
NFC

so what will you say about xiaomi Redmi 8 or Redmi note 9?

thanks bro

Good morning nairalanders, please which phone can I buy that has a good Battery like 5000mah and also 64gb but not expensive btw the range of 40-50k. Am not a fan of camera and anything else.
Thank people as you drop you comments

nikkiking:
Lie lie bunch of pictures mongers


Na pishure person go chop

if deh put picture una go complain if deh dont una ggo still complain NA WA o

hmmm

lol

www.thenationonlineng.net/who-gets-kogi-apc-ticket/
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No fewer than 28 aspirants are warming up for Kogi State All Progressives
Congress (APC) governorship primaries scheduled for Lokoja, the state capital,
tomorrow. Group Political Editor EMMANUEL OLADESU examines the contenders
and pretenders and their chances at the shadow poll.
Kogi State is a unique state. Ethnicity plays a big role in deciding who takes
the driver’s seat. That is why politicians from Central and West senatorial
districts are championing the agitation for power shift. The clamour
underscores their protest against perceived exclusion from political control.
But, Kogi East, which accounts for 54 per cent of the state’s population, has
described the claim as frivolous. According to the stakeholders from the zone,
the claim is devoid of rationality and tantamount to twisting the truth to win
emotional support for their cause.
Ahead of the primaries, many Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftains have
defected to the APC. Their defection followed the defeat of the PDP during
the last parliamentary elections. Many stakeholders have also alleged that the
governor, Captain Idris Wada, has performed poorly. But, the governor has
refuted the claim, saying that he has lived up to expectation.
No fewer than 28 aspirants are struggling for the ticket. They purchased
nomination forms, following the release of the election time table for by the
Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). Thus, it is a crowded race
for the Lugard House. According to observers, the APC primaries will decide
the future of the party and the second term ambition of Governor Wada.
The aspirants include Prince Abubakar Audu, Senator Nurudeen Abatemi-
Usman, Alhaji Sueiman Baba Ali, Dr. Tim Diche, Alhaji Yahaya Bello, Hon.
Clarence Olafemi, and George Olumoroti, an engineer. Others are Alhaji Ado
Gamji, Babatunde Irukera, Chief Lanre Ipinmisho, Mallam Yakuku Mohammed,
Senator Alex Kadiri, Aliyu Jiya, Senator Nicholas Ugbane, Gen. Salihu Atawodi,
and Mr. Rotimi Obadofin.
Audu
He is the first elected governor of the state. He ruled the state twice, but
under different constitutions. Audu ruled between 1992 and 1993 on the
platform of the National Republican Convention (NRC) and between 1999 and
2003 as a chieftain of the defunct All Nigerian Peoples Party (ANPP).
According to the 1999 Constitution, he is entitled to a second term. Audu
worked assiduously for the development of the state. But, in the last 12 years,
the state, which is blessed with natural endowment and human capital, has
been a shadow of itself. When the former governor picked his nomination
form, he promised to restore the pride of the state by putting in place first
class infrastructure and attract more investments. Many people believe that he
is competent. During his first term, he facilitated the take off of the Obajana
Cement factory.
Audu is Kogi APC leader. He worked hard to deliver the state to President
Buhari in the last election. According to his supporters, his frustration with the
state of affairs motivated him to enter the race. His performances in office
between1999-2003 remained his biggest selling point, Last week, many
stakeholders from 21 local governments endorsed him in Lokoja.
Another key factor that may work in favour of the Igala prince is the failure of
aspirants from the west and central districts to produce a consensus
candidate.
The APC leadership may have tacitly endorsed him. Last week, a top chieftain
said:”no coach changes a winning captain in the middle of a match.” His
dynamism and experience in politics and business, his formidable structure
and followership are great assets.
Abatemi-Usman
He hails from a reputable political family, his father having served as the
deputy governor of Kwara State in the Second Republic. Between 2011 and
2015, he represented Kogi Central on the platform of the PDP. Abatemi-Usman
is sociable, amiable and easy-going. But, he is not perceived as a formidable
candidate. Many believed that he won the senatorial election in 2011 as a
compromise candidate, following a major disagreement that threatened to tear
the party apart in the zone. One major setback for the former legislator is that
he recently defected to the APC. There is no evidence that he has the backing
of his district. During the week, the district endorsed Gamji, an oil magnet and
philanthropist, as a consensus candidate. Abatemi-Usman cried foul, saying
that the move was not popular. His supporters, who are agitating for power
shift, however, believe that he has a chance.
Baba Ali
Baba Ali was a commissioner in the defunct Audu administration. Many were
surprised when he picked the nomination form because they thought that he
was working for his former boss. A party chieftain said his approach and
divided loyalty may have struck a wrong chord in the among the political
leaders. But, his supporters believe otherwise. According to them, he has the
right under the constitution to run.
A party source said that party leaders would have supported Ali for
parliamentary ambition, if he had indicated his interest. That, to them, would
have groomed him for the number one seat. The feeling is that he may not be
able to withstand the arsenal of his uncle, Audu, at the primaries. Besides,
foes have made efforts to blackmail him by boxing him into an identity crisis.
Ali has not done much to effectively dispel the rumour that his father is from
Bida, Niger State, and only his mother hails from Kogi. In 1999, some people
protested against his nomination for a position in the State Executive Council,
based on his identity. Another factor that may work against him is lack of
financial muscle and limited political experience.
But, party members said that he is a likeable personality and hardworking
politician who has shunned avarice. Politically, he is very promising. A source
said that he may step down for Audu.
Diche
He is an economist and a risk manager. He is a former local government
chairman. Diche failed in his bid to represent his constituency in the House of
Representatives before dumping the PDP. According to sources, he relies on
the goodwill of his former colleagues. However, this is debatable. Many former
council chairmen who left the PDP for the APC appear to be working for Audu.
If Diche fails to get the ticket, it will not draw the curtain on his political
career. He may be a candidate for the future.
Bello
Bello is a graduate of Accounting from the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria and
the Chairman of Kogi Youth Arise Forum. He has a huge financial war chest
and connection with big party wigs. But, to his surprise, the party leaders
refused to endorse him. Instead, the leaders, led by ,Senator Ohiare picked
Sanusi as a consensus candidate. Bello’s popularity is restricted to his district.
he needs to extend his tentacles to other zones. only central senatorial
districts. A source said that he may dump the APC for the Accord, if he fails
to get the ticket. But, his supporters said the rumour is baseless.
Olafemi
Olafemi, fondly called Obembe by admirers, is one of the popular politicians
from Okun. In the House of Assembly, he was a star legislator. He was the
Minority Leader, and later, the Speaker. He was also the Acting Governor. He
is a respected gladiator from Kogi West. Olafemi is very close to the PDP
chieftain, Jibrin Isah Echocho, who is running for governor. Many PDP
chieftains have penciled down his name as the running mate before he dumped
the party. Therefore, he has more political enemies in the PDP. They believe
he has destroyed their plan to pull the rug off the governor’s feet.
Olafemi faces some odds at the primary election, despite his popularity. He
hails from Mopa Moro, a small local government. He is very popular at home.
Yet, he failed to emerge as the consensus candidate of the marginalised Okun.
Other aspirants do not see him as the arrowhead of the minority Yoruba,
which is always fighting for relevance. However, he may emerge as the APC
running mate.
Olumoroti
Olumoroti is a mechanical engineering graduate of Yaba College of Technology.
He holds a Masters of Business Administration from the University of Calabar.
He has many things going for him. He has the experience, energy and money.
He is young and promising. The Kabba-born politician worked with Exxon/Mobil
in Lagos. He is without any dent.
Gamji
He is a new comer into the political arena. Two weeks ago, he picked his
nomination form. But, to the surprise of other aspirants, he emerged as the
consensus candidate of the Central District. His rivals are bitter. Thus, they
have resorted to blackmail. His endorsement has implications. If he fails to get
the ticket, the leaders may tip him for running mate.
Irukera
He is a prince from Egbe. The son of the Elegbe of Egbeland, Yagba West
Local Council, entered the race few weeks ago. His posters are attractive. But,
no major stakeholder is associated with his aspiration. He told reporters in
Lokoja that power should shift to foster equity and justice. He described
himself as the man whom the cap fits. But, he has a bright prospect in
politics. Many youths see him as a man of the future.

There are indications that there is serious tension in the Kogi State Chapter of the All
Progressives Congress, APC, as the party prepares for its governorship primary election slated
for Lokoja Township Stadium, Lokoja, on Saturday, the 29th of August, as speculations are rife
that notable chieftains of the party are pressure on some aspirants to step down.
The Kogi State governorship election comes up on November 21, 2015.
According to sources in the party, chieftains of the party, who feel the current
number of aspirants, put at 28 is unhealthy for the party and may lead to crisis in
the aftermath of the primaries, are appealing to some aspirants, considered as
lightweights and others believed to be capable of playing the spoiler to step
down.
A source in the party confided in DAILY POST that the National Leader of the
APC, Asiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu, alongside others have been making frantic
efforts to ensure that the number of aspirants is pruned down to a manageable
seven for a healthy primary election.
“Asiwaju Tinubu has been in Abuja since yesterday trying to see how to get some
of the candidates to step down from the race. Having 28 aspirants for a single
slot is considered unhealthy for a party that is trying to dislodge an incumbent
Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, governor in the state and it believed that
everything has to be done to ensure that sanity is maintained”, the source said.
Asked why the party did not reduce the number during its screening exercise, the
source said: “It would been arbitrary to do so since those certified were qualified
to stand for election. The party can only disqualify a candidate if he is not
qualified. Besides, doing so would have compounded the problem as those
arbitrarily disqualified may turn around to work against the party out of anger.
“What is been done at the moment is a subtle appeal for some of the aspirants to
step down. It is not an order but an appeal to common sense and in the overall
interest of the party. Nobody will be forced to step down; it is not compulsory,
but what the leaders are doing is to make sure things are done in a healthy
manner,” he said.
To buttress the speculation that last minute clandestine meetings were ongoing to
prune down the number of aspirants, none of the aspirants for Saturdays
Primaries is in the state capital yet, as they are said to be held back in Abuja to
attend to some important meetings.
Those contacted on the telephone by DAILY POST confirmed that they are still in
Abuja and may arrive the state capital later Thursday night or Friday morning.
Also a visit to the Party’s secretariat near the Local Government secretariat in
Lokoja shows that all may not be well as the secretariat looks more like a ghost
town, with only a couple of low level staff seen milling around the almost empty
car park.
One of the staff at the secretariat confided in DAILY POST that the state
Chairman and Secretary of the party were out to attend to some important
engagements. He however declined to confirm if they were away in Abuja for the
alleged last minute meetings.

source : dailypost.ng/2015/08/27/kogi-guber-anxiety-as-apc-chieftains-pressure-aspirants-to-step-down-ahead-of-primaries/

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As the sale of Expression of Interest and nomination forms for the forthcoming governorship primaries of All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kogi State closed at the weekend, leaders of Kogi West and Central Coalition for Justice, Equity and Fair Play have taken their agitation for power rotation to the Presidency and the national leadership of the party.

A nine-man delegation from the West and Central senatorial zones of the state paid a visit to the national headquarters of the APC at the weekend to press for the actualization of their power shift aspiration on the platform of the party.

The delegation, according to a source at the party’s headquarters, was led by former commander, Brigade of Guards, Aso Rock Villa, General Julius Oshanupin and a former don at the Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Professor Yusuf Aliu.

Armed with a four-page document titled: “Request for APC to Recognise the Right of the People of Central and West of Kogi State to Produce the Candidate in the 2015 Gubernatorial Election”, addressed to President Mohammadu Buhari and the party’s National Chairman, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, the delegation advocated the immediate redress of the continuing marginalisation of both zones in the socio-politics of the state by ensuring that power shifts from Kogi East.

http://www.kogireports.com/power-rotation-kogi-west-central-protest-to-buhari-oyegun/

omor to read am no easy

yes v true

he can n wld never hv such opportunity, if he dares it am sorry for him because he wld loose in main primaries,,,Yahaya bello (fairplus) is the man we want.

i hope nairaland moderators are seeing those first 2 comments above? cos i prsonally wldnt hesitate to reply back

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see what Google use for celebrating workers day

MEILYN:
You are a tribal bigot. PDP destroyed Kogi and not
The igalas.

Really ?? and who were d pdp rulers of kogi? isnt it desame igala ppl? abi didnt u see from the picture i uploaded that they are stibgy with the power?

the funniest aspect is dat u dat posted above am sure u didnt realise dat the Buhari's result that was hidden has suddenly showcased or that he is a m.s.d hokder, an army general, a 2nd tym gcfr,,,,,, excetra pls view his qualifications n wise up kr watch ur words

SeverusSnape:

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the funniest aspect is dat u dat posted above am sure u didnt realise dat the Buhari's result that was hidden has suddenly showcased or that he is a m.s.d hokder, an army general, a 2nd tym gcfr,,,,,, excetra pls view his qualifications n wise up kr watch ur words

there reason for retreating and being a coward suddenly is cos they who whom deh up against, his a no nonsense military General and not a civilian who has pity or feeling or support for corruption, stealing and in-sequrity

The majority tribe in kogi has vowed and showed several signs of how they wish to handle kogi state affairs till eternity, want to call on all Ebira amd Okun ppl to stand up and unite as one against them,,,, let the wind of change blow postively and not back to them,25 yrs of them rulling, whats the achievements? they even rulled and destroyed kogi more than the pdp did to Nigeria in 16yrs

The majority tribe in kogi has vowed and showed several signs of how they wish to handle kogi state affairs till eternity, want to call on all Ebira amd Okun ppl to stand up and unite as one against them,,,, let the wind of change blow postively and not back to them,25 yrs of them rulling, whats the achievements? they even rulled and destroyed kogi more than the pdp did to Nigeria in 16yrs

there is God o well up Apc