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OP you're so stupid for this post and it shows are shallow minded you!! JIMI AGBAJE WILL BECOME GOVERNOR AND THERE'S NOTHING YOU CAN.

Barondenigeria:
Olugbenga Moloney

The March 2019 Governorship elections are fast approaching, with the major contenders in Lagos leaving no stone unturned.

However, having critically examined the electioneering efforts of the candidate of the people's democratic party- Mr. Jimi Agbaje, one is forced to ask if the 61 year old contender is truly trying to be governor or just making subtle moves for a possible federal appointment?

Prior to December the 1st 2018, many Lagosians had questioned the PDPs candidate on the reasons for his seemingly retarded campaign tempo ahead the general elections. His response and i quote was-

“Good morning Lagos, my team and I have gotten a barrage of questions asking why I haven’t been actively campaigning in public and I think it’s about time that we addressed it. “Let’s be clear, the INEC rules guiding this election unequivocally state that campaigning for the 2019 gubernatorial elections shall not begin until the 1st of December, 2018. In their words – not mine – and I quote, “For the purpose of this Act, the period of campaigning in public by every political party (not just candidates) shall commence 90 days before polling day and end 24 hours prior to that day...."Now if that is the rule, then we have no choice but to abide by it...

Now almost 60 days later since INECs nod, it is still hard to be convinced that the PDPs candidate has thrown his hat in the ring just yet. Sadly, his only visible campaign efforts are a dozen tattered posters and vandalized billboards clearly visible on Lagos highways.
The reasons why i am convinced beyond reasonable doubt, that the PDPs Lagos Governorship Candidate is headed for defeat at the polls is not farfetched.

~Over-dependence on wayned popularity
The 2007 Lagos Governorship elections saw Mr. jimi Agbaje emerge a candidate under the Democratic People's Alliance, after his defection from the Action Congress.
After the elections, with his spectacular performance (although not enough to secure him a majority) one would still have expected the vibrant and promising young man then to keep the pace by being vocal and critical of the then Governor of the state. Unfortunately, Mr. Agbaje retreated completely, probably accepting the superior administrative style of Babatunde Fashola.
He resurfaced 8 years later to try his luck again, following the expiration of Fashola's tenure; a move which confirmed his conspicuous inferiority.

Hinging his campaign on the wings of his diminished popularity, and failing to judiciously employ the availbale federal advantage his party possessed at the time, he lost again to a political new comer Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode.
Disappearing again from mainstream Lagos politics for 4 years, the PDP stalwart has resurfaced to wrestle power from the rulling APC, most likely premising his victory on his faded popularity; Mr. Agbaje is about to make the same mistake the third time.

~Disadvantaged tribal appeal

It is not heresay that a large fraction of Nigeria's electorate vote alongside tribal lines. Statistics from past elections have burtressed the trends. Since 2015, many Lagosians of Igbo extraction have thrown their weight openely or tacitly behind Mr. Agbaje. This has indeed angered many indigenous Lagosians who view the Igbos as being overbearing; a once heated scenario which saw the oba of Lagos threatening to drown Igbo Lagosians with mystical powers if they voted against his party The APC.

This unfortunate tribal cold war equally threaten the PDP candidate's chances at the polls.

~Lethargic electioneering effort

Following INEC's opening of the window for official party campaigns, Lagos Governorship candidates like Mr. Babatunde Gbadamosi and Mr. Babajide Sanwo-olu, to mention a few, have taken to the streets to aggressively canvas for votes among Lagosians. From higher institutions in the state, to conferences, expos and concerts; but one candidate has been least seen- Mr. Jimi Agbaje.

His handlers/advisers are either doing a terrible job or deliberately sabotaging his efforts by not drawing his attention to his inert effort.

~General miscalculations

About a week ago, at the Lagos Governorship debate organized by Covenant Christian Center's the platform, the Lagos PDP candidate told the audience and Lagosians at large that he was confident of winning this year's poll, because his 2015 performance was better than his 2007 performance. I like to think that the reason for this assertion is partly connected with the brief topsy-turvy witnessed by the Lagos APC over its decision to drop the incumbent Governor as the party's flag bearer. Such premises will at best be hopeless if the PDPs candidate refuses to trace his steps towards a purpose driven campaign with renewed spirits and intensified efforts. (Assuming time permits him).

Olugbenga Moloney- is a political scientist, public commentator and writer.
Source:
http://www.insiderpostonline.com/opinion/reasons-why-agbaje-would-lose-the-lagos-governorship-election-again-opinion/

Don't forget to pack your phone to listen to music too, and if youre a user of itel better get the p51 for loud music.

well I thing you should just go for the new itel P51, very affordable and easy to use.

wow, I am so excited about the new itel as in the phone just dey give me joy anyhow.

wetin concern na? shey na you get the itel wey I dey use ni? Abeg leave me and my p51 oo

AdeOluwaTomiwa:
I can't afford any its only itel P51 that I can afford at 30k,I no dey pass my boundary

Well, I love the new itel P51 than any other smart phone.

That's because the p51 is a strong and reliable phone.

Akpevwe9:
I have been using the itel P51 from the first week it was launched, and till now, no problems at all. Am still very much enjoying it

Better go and get your own P51 instead of lamenting.

ryfoz:


seriously, they are everywhere!

I am happy for her ooo coz it's not easy oo especailly her staus but i than God shaaa nice picture tho and for toyin God will do ya own too,
just relax and enjoy. Na the p51 wey them use snap dey happy me

Nollyzonenews:
Nollywood actress, Toyin Aimakhu, is so filled with joy for her fellow colleague, Funke Akindele, after seeing her pregnant.

It is not easy for some of these Nigerian entertainers especially the females but the strong ones have been able to pull through irrespective of the challenges that come with their job.

Toyin who could not hide how much she feels happy for her friend wrote, “Funke Akindele, I am so happy for you sis, so much joy in my heart.” and the actress took to Glo instagram page to share her joy with caption.. Yasss���she is yasss���������

Toyin may have not had it rosy in her marriage with actor, Adeniyi Johnson, but all hope is not lost as she is ready to settle with any reseponsible man that comes her way.


http://news.nollyzone.com/actress-toyin-aimakhu-celebrates-funke-akindeles-pregnancy/

i no think say my itel p51 get calculate to calculate this one oooo

Narldon:






LET'S SOLVE THIS MATHEMATICS...

1.) SINCE FUNKE'S HUSBAND, JJC SKILLS, HAS FATHERED THREE CHILDREN, FROM THREE DIFFERENT WOMEN/BABY-MAMAS

a. CALCULATE USING INTEGRATION TO PROVE THAT FUNKE WOULD BE HIS 4TH AND LAST BABY-MAMA

b. USING A GRAPH PAPER, PLOT THE GRADIENT OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FUNKE'S CHILD AND HIS OLDER CHILDREN. COMMENT ON THE SLOPE.

2.) GIVEN THE FACT THAT TOYIN AIMAKHU IS A DIVORCEE,

a. WITH THE AID OF A FOUR-FIGURE TABLE, CALCULATE THE LOGARITHM OF HER GOOD-WILL MESSAGE

b. USING QUADRATIC EQUATION, SOLVE FOR HER "X" EX

3.)FROM YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF ALGEBRA, HOW CAN THE EFFECTS OF VILLAGERS AND WITCHES BE MINIMIZED IN THIS CASE




THANK YOU VERY MUCH

Fine boy i sure say na P51 dem use sna that pix

So you're saying the itel P51 ISN'T AMONG THEN? hOW VA

iscom:


The new Nokia 8 generated much buzz and it debuts on the podium of our Top 10 chart, right ahead of the Nokia 6. With the flagship out, the mid-range model lost a bit of steam and we wouldn’t be surprised to see these two further apart next week.

Only a couple of weeks old, the Lenovo K8 Note continues to rise and this week it was the runner up, behind another 5.5” phone – the Galaxy J7 Pro. Will the dual camera and competitive price allow the K8 Note to reach the top next week? Possible, unless the Nokia 8 overtakes it.

The following three phones on the chart retained their positions, while the last three declined.

We’re due for a big upset next week – the Galaxy Note8 will be unveiled. And the week after that will bring many IFA announcements (among which LG V30), so the new Samsung phablet will have only a short window of time to climb the ladder.



Samsung Galaxy J7 Pro

RANK: 1



Lenovo K8 Note

RANK: 2


Nokia 8

RANK: 3


Nokia 6

RANK: 4


Samsung Galaxy S8

RANK: 5


Xiaomi Redmi Note 4

RANK: 6


Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime

RANK: 7


Apple iPhone 6s

RANK: 8


Xiaomi Redmi 4 (4X)

RANK: 9

Apple iPhone 6

RANK: 10



http://m.gsmarena.com/top_10_trending_phones_of_week_33-news-26820.php

Like you've not heard about the new itel P51

scam big time ooooo as in i just tire for them coz my p51 dey tire me sef but i like the phone so i no fit get tired.

Oxytocin:

MTN is pure scam, I stopped using it for browsing since they stopped their double data plan,where I get 3gb instead of 1.5gb for 1k.1.5gb can't even last me for more than 2 weeks ,if I'm seriously managing the data .

I think airtel is the best now, I get 4.2gb for 1k and an extra 200mb every month;then I use Glo for downloading large files.

Really maybe i should just to glo too coz i also use iTEL p51

Oscarpraise:
Loool, is Mtn this bad? I have been using Glo in my itel P51 and was at times complaining. All this data network selfs, am tired

It's better than any other phone oo i dey tell you then P51 na baba, very affordable and customer friendly.

Freak101:
sure,I use itel p51

Abeg buyyyyyyyyyy o na P51 dey rain now, as i don dey usse the phone i never get complain.

BrownShawty:
yeah I will also buy P51...maybe month end..I like it

Like you don't want to see the way i buy data on my P51 everytime like nonsense.

AdeOluwaTomiwa:
Lalasticlala see this

Mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeew, the mtn data plan is rubbsih jare how can they just be removing data anyhow on my p51?

I will only recommend itel p51 SO THAT YOU WON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY.

You Should get the new itel p51 instead ooooo any of them

Is like somethingis wrong with mtn i swear that's how they bombard my itel with messages oo.

Same stupid message they sent to my new P51 ooooooPhone wey i just buy jeje

joey150:
Who else got this message? The last message in the attached screenshot

The P51 is Like 30k and deends on the outlet you getting it from.

Oscarpraise:


How much for the itel P51?

Phones that are expensive................Me i just prefer my p51 oo

Instead you choose the itel phones jjare

Pls i am selling the new nice and affordable Itel P51 oo

And to avoid scam you can the itel p51 at 3cub ikeja or any of the branded shops shaaaa and than me later

tunisbaba:
Any day, anytime, it is the best to buy a brand new phone. But what if you can’t afford that mid-range or high-end phone you crave for? Your only option is to hope that one day you see someone (or a vendor) that wants to sell it as fairly used. However, buying fairly used phones in Nigeria can be risky. You don’t know the history of the phone — and the seller may want to use that against you.

In order to get the best deal from fairly used phones, always consider the following five (5) things.



5 Things to Consider When Buying Fairly Used Phones in Nigeria

1. The physical appearance of the phone: Your first consideration when buying a fairly used phone in Nigeria should be the appearance of the phone. You need to check the body of the phone for not only scratches but also rust, which is a sign of liquid damage.

When the seller delivers the phone to you, you should thoroughly check the body of the phone and power it on, to check for screen damage. You should operate the phone (make calls and open apps) and take note of how the screen responds to tap and swipe. A fairly used phone in a good condition shouldn’t lag while operating it and the call quality should be good without background noise.

If you are satisfied with the screen and external body of the body, the next thing you should check is the ports (charging port and headphone jack port). Check the two ports for any sign of rust and use earpiece and charger to test the working condition of the two ports.

Lastly, remove the battery of the phone (if it is removable) and check the terminals for rust. You should also check the battery and make sure it isn’t swelling already.

2. The specifications of the phone: This isn’t applicable only when buying fairly used phones in Nigeria – it is equally applicable when buying new phones. Before you put your money on a fairly used phone, check out the specifications of the phone online.

By doing this, you get to know if the phone is suitable for the main purpose you are buying it for. As a mobile-game lover, the megapixels of the camera mightn’t matter to you; instead, you would be interested in the RAM size, the GPU, and the speed and number of cores of the processor.

3. Ownership of the phone: As we all know, people’s phones are stolen every day – and all these stolen phones end up in the black markets of the fairly used phones in Nigeria. So if you are buying a fairly used phone, especially from individuals, you must ask questions about the ownership of the phone and the reason the phone is put up for sale.

Asking to see the original receipt of the phone is a way to authenticate ownership, and as a rule, if a fairly used phone comes with a security lock (like phone lock, SIM lock or any other locks) don’t buy it and go format or restore to factory settings. Those kinds of fairly used phones are likely to have been stolen.

If the seller is really the owner of the phone, he shouldn’t have forgotten his security codes at the point of sale. Be careful when buying fairly used phones in Nigeria, for most of them are stolen.

4. Scams: When it comes to buying fairly used phones in Nigeria, over the Internet, scams should be a major concern to you. There are some websites in the country that allow users to publish their fairly used phones so that other users come contact them to buy the phones.

This kind of initiative is a good one, but the problem is that scammers are abusing these platforms. We have heard different stories of people losing their money to these scammers claiming to be selling fairly used phones.
If you are buying a fairly used phone online, make sure you only pay on delivery. Don’t send any initial payment to the seller, and when you are to meet the seller one-on-one, make sure you are meeting in a public area.

5. Price: This consideration is related to scams. It is true that fairly used phones are expected to be cheaper than to the new one, but when the price is unrealistic cheap, you should be worried. How can someone say she is selling her fairly used iPhone 7 for NGN70,000 and you want to buy it. It is either the phone is stolen or it is a scam.

Source: https://mobilityarena.com/buying-fairly-used-phones-niger­ia/

By Price!Itel P51 is very affordable and easy to use

tunisbaba:
Any day, anytime, it is the best to buy a brand new phone. But what if you can’t afford that mid-range or high-end phone you crave for? Your only option is to hope that one day you see someone (or a vendor) that wants to sell it as fairly used. However, buying fairly used phones in Nigeria can be risky. You don’t know the history of the phone — and the seller may want to use that against you.

In order to get the best deal from fairly used phones, always consider the following five (5) things.



5 Things to Consider When Buying Fairly Used Phones in Nigeria

1. The physical appearance of the phone: Your first consideration when buying a fairly used phone in Nigeria should be the appearance of the phone. You need to check the body of the phone for not only scratches but also rust, which is a sign of liquid damage.

When the seller delivers the phone to you, you should thoroughly check the body of the phone and power it on, to check for screen damage. You should operate the phone (make calls and open apps) and take note of how the screen responds to tap and swipe. A fairly used phone in a good condition shouldn’t lag while operating it and the call quality should be good without background noise.

If you are satisfied with the screen and external body of the body, the next thing you should check is the ports (charging port and headphone jack port). Check the two ports for any sign of rust and use earpiece and charger to test the working condition of the two ports.

Lastly, remove the battery of the phone (if it is removable) and check the terminals for rust. You should also check the battery and make sure it isn’t swelling already.

2. The specifications of the phone: This isn’t applicable only when buying fairly used phones in Nigeria – it is equally applicable when buying new phones. Before you put your money on a fairly used phone, check out the specifications of the phone online.

By doing this, you get to know if the phone is suitable for the main purpose you are buying it for. As a mobile-game lover, the megapixels of the camera mightn’t matter to you; instead, you would be interested in the RAM size, the GPU, and the speed and number of cores of the processor.

3. Ownership of the phone: As we all know, people’s phones are stolen every day – and all these stolen phones end up in the black markets of the fairly used phones in Nigeria. So if you are buying a fairly used phone, especially from individuals, you must ask questions about the ownership of the phone and the reason the phone is put up for sale.

Asking to see the original receipt of the phone is a way to authenticate ownership, and as a rule, if a fairly used phone comes with a security lock (like phone lock, SIM lock or any other locks) don’t buy it and go format or restore to factory settings. Those kinds of fairly used phones are likely to have been stolen.

If the seller is really the owner of the phone, he shouldn’t have forgotten his security codes at the point of sale. Be careful when buying fairly used phones in Nigeria, for most of them are stolen.

4. Scams: When it comes to buying fairly used phones in Nigeria, over the Internet, scams should be a major concern to you. There are some websites in the country that allow users to publish their fairly used phones so that other users come contact them to buy the phones.

This kind of initiative is a good one, but the problem is that scammers are abusing these platforms. We have heard different stories of people losing their money to these scammers claiming to be selling fairly used phones.
If you are buying a fairly used phone online, make sure you only pay on delivery. Don’t send any initial payment to the seller, and when you are to meet the seller one-on-one, make sure you are meeting in a public area.

5. Price: This consideration is related to scams. It is true that fairly used phones are expected to be cheaper than to the new one, but when the price is unrealistic cheap, you should be worried. How can someone say she is selling her fairly used iPhone 7 for NGN70,000 and you want to buy it. It is either the phone is stolen or it is a scam.

Source: https://mobilityarena.com/buying-fairly-used-phones-niger­ia/