₦airaland Forum

Staphylococcus:
You want to transit to computer village to the update?

You bad!

is ir true? Yes or no

1st and most importantly IS IT UNLIMITED?
2.) IS IT FAST?

If true, make i go do all my update and Back Up for there
Pls verid

I am about to buy a Charger for my Android Smartphone from these local sellers around.
I believe the Cable and Head Separately, Pls which brands are good and what are their prices.
EDIT :
I've gotten one already

Enjoy


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYOg8EON29Y

I kinda lost it there and went of the chains

bukatyne:
People would always fear, respect or admire whoever they can't unravel.

Hmmn add dislike to it too

Mariangeles:
What is quiet people's problem with Nigerians?
Let people be how they want to be.
Stop feeling special.

What?

Mizwisdom:
They want to know you

Why?

Tadeknkeepcalm:
Doesn't conservatism support be quite and reserved? Abi you are one of these leftist liberals?



PS: not just Nigeria. It's everywhere in the world.

I think I may have used that word incorrectly, I've modified the post. What I meant was people who are not willing to accept people and a way of life different from the regular they are used to. Eg like the typical gregariousness in our communities and society. Abeg make English no scatter my brain abeg lol. I hope you get my point sha

Why do you Make people feel Guilty for being quiet. I will not describe myself as Quiet per say, I'm just very reserved. I allow relationships to form Organically.
People in my society have so many wrong Opinions about people who are quiet, calm or Gentle. Some think you are a Nice person just because you are quiet, others think you are Shy or timid.
Some will say Quiet people are the most dangerous. You hear phrases like "those people wey no dey talk I dey fear Dem oh, Dem be confirm slow poison".
If you are an attractive woman or a Good-looking guy, ah! You are in trouble. Many will say you are proud. Some will just automatically like you, show some sort of Partiality to you and if you don't want to be friends with them, You've made more enemies.
Some think they can ride or bully a quiet person, especially if he/she is gentle.

The ignorance in our society, the stupidity, the rgidity and Inflexibility, the impatience... Needs to Change.
Share your views, observations and comments.

jumper524:
Well like minds attract, Na free match cos am.
Them full newspaper stand for my area.

Lol

madgoat:
May be stolen

Lol No It isn't, I think. The thread is somewhere here in the phones section

genius43:
No specific MIUI

I remeber sometimes ago on this thread, when many commented about how Note 4X lasted longer on certain updates and did not on others

Which MIUI version is the best for battery management?

jboixxx:
[color=#0000ff]Follow your heart but take your brain with you! [/color]

The seller is actually here on NL

GreaterFuture1:
Buying a redmi 7a phone no box, no charger, and is still new, is it safe? Is it even possible for it to be actually new?

Please I need an answer to this

Throwback to way before the Lockdown.

SPORTSBET HALL, PIPELINE, IKOTUN: A conglomeration of Fools


No Shanty or Shack comes close. Not the Ogogoro Joints, not the Pool House, not even Baba Ijebu's numerous Lotto Huts and Shops. SportsBet Hall at Pipeline building Ikotun beats them all hands down. A Heavyweight Champion in both structure and it's eclectic collection of Ignoramuses. Insecure semi-literates, Half-baked Graduates, Drunks, Philandering married men, Stark illiterates, Local touts, addicted gamblers at rock-bottom, aspiring millionaires... name it, SportsBet has it. 

An employee here has to have a PhD in patience, insight and tolerance, or not. Altercations between employees and customers is not unusual, sometimes even getting physical. A week does not go by without a member of staff engaging in some sort of shouting match with a customer or one of the regulars. Employees have serious scuffles amongst themselves too, and on two occasions that I was present, it was so serious that they had to be separated by others including we the regulars. As for the regulars/customers and visitors, they fight everyday. They fight over seats, over football opinions and all sorts, but the fight frequently over use of the booking computers.


The hall is open 7am - 9pm everyday of the week and most football matches are shown here live. They have nice chairs, standing and ceiling Fans, and at least 10 large Flat screen HD TVs. The hall is fairly large, and is better than most viewing centers around. Since Entry is free (18 yrs and above), it attracts a lot of people, closeby and not too closeby, like myself.


Almost everytime I come here, I see or here something that is not right. There was this particular day I was bombarded with so much ridiculousness, it got me wondering what my people have come to. That was the day Nigeria played against South Africa at the last Africa Nations Cup.

I remember it was a bit stormy that day. I was buying something at the entrance/Security post when the Guard told me told me to always take my cap off anytime it thundered. Why? Because it was God talking. I should show respect for the Almighty, Lightning and Thunder are the Voice of God. "No that is not true" I replied. "It is oh my guy, it is" another man said, calmly nodding his head. I said: 'OK,' left them and went into the hall.


I entered the Hall and sat with some familiar faces. One guy was narrating to the rest of the group the tale of the Nigeria vs India Match. He explained how Nigeria through the blood of Sam Okwaraji, won the match just in the nick of time, 1 goal to a 100 of the Indians. "Lol that's just a funny Fable na bro," I interjected. "No no no no no it happened, it was real," he retorted. I was speechless. I stood up, took my chair, left them and went to sit with another group.


Now these group of men were a very interesting set of people. They were all married and the youngest here would be in his late 30s. They were talking about how Lagos had changed, and how it now has very few good Brothels left unlike it did back in the 90's. "Most of them have shutdown, the few good ones with correct clean girls left are very expensive," one said in a tone of disappointment mixed with nostalgia, the rest of the group murmured in agreement. 

The conversation went on till it somehow veered to them listing top Yoruba actresses in the 'game'. They mentioned their different Prices Ranges, listed some influential men in the country that are their customers, the brand and specific model of Cars some drove and where some of them built their Mansions in Lagos. One man in the Group recanted that one time he was playing the talking drum at a party, and the breasts of popular Yoruba actress/Big Girl was touching his elbow as she sprayed him money. Apparently the 'point' in that flashback was that the actress in question was "high quality", this he had confirmed, and money was obviously not her problem, so any man that wants her must be a really rich man that is ready to spend a lot. I will not forget this day in a long time. 


I've seen and endured a lot here all because of free football. Was it the constant objectification of women at the last Women's World Cup. One time the ball hit the chest of a player, one fool shouted: "Breast cancer oh, beware of breast Cancer oh!". I felt like holding his throat and punching several blows of sense into his head. Someone told me that if at 31 years of age I am not yet married - or at least have a child - I'm wasting my life. There was a time I was told to "Shut up!" while stating facts, not my opinions, not my ideas, Facts. I remember one guy even got beat up for a mere teasing, this I felt happened not necessarily because of the teasing, but because his assaulter (who was also the person being teased) was a much bigger, stronger guy and was not just in a good mood at that moment


Many interesting characters are regulars here. We have the 40 Year Old Social/Political Commentator who would criticize Wole Soyinka, but sympathizes with Naira Marley, Supports Former President Olusegun Obasanjo, Kunle Poly, Dino Melaye and is a big follower of Big Brother Naija. We have Gboys (Sakawa) who can not just lay low. The failed footballer who has now turned to another way - The SPORTSBET Way - to make his millions. 

One regular that stands out is a slim, short elderly man with a slight paralysis. When he is not doing SportsBet related stuff, he is either dancing Zanku to the amusement of regulars, talking about his life history and challenges or preaching the word of God to Us. 


As you may expect, People have said a lot of really crazy things here, ludicrously scary things. I sometimes try to correct them or reason with them, but my efforts are usually futile. This are a few of the phrases and Nonsenses I've heard here: "Only Poor men Drive Toyota Cars"; "AC causes Cancer"; "Money is an Evil Spirit"; "Poor people rarely fall Sick"; "Only Rich People get Serious Diseases"; "People who wear tattoos are Irresponsible".


Let me say at this point that SportsBet is not a den of Criminals or anything like that. Many football fans would like the energy here during major Leagues and tournament games. There are a sprinkle of cool guys here and there that drop by occasionally. SportsBet just attracts all manner of people because of its cool ambience, prompt cash out on Bet winnings and free Cable TV.

Buying a redmi 7a phone no box, no charger, and is still new, is it safe? Is it even possible for it to be actually new?

Throwback to way before the Lockdown.

SPORTSBET HALL, PIPELINE, IKOTUN: A conglomeration of Fools


No Shanty or Shack comes close. Not the Ogogoro Joints, not the Pool House, not even Baba Ijebu's numerous Lotto Huts and Shops. SportsBet Hall at Pipeline building Ikotun beats them all hands down. A Heavyweight Champion in both structure and it's eclectic collection of Ignoramuses. Insecure semi-literates, Half-baked Graduates, Drunks, Philandering married men, Stark illiterates, Local touts, addicted gamblers at rock-bottom, aspiring millionaires... name it, SportsBet has it. 

An employee here has to have a PhD in patience, insight and tolerance, or not. Altercations between employees and customers is not unusual, sometimes even getting physical. A week does not go by without a member of staff engaging in some sort of shouting match with a customer or one of the regulars. Employees have serious scuffles amongst themselves too, and on two occasions that I was present, it was so serious that they had to be separated by others including we the regulars. As for the regulars/customers and visitors, they fight everyday. They fight over seats, over football opinions and all sorts, but the fight frequently over use of the booking computers.


The hall is open 7am - 9pm everyday of the week and most football matches are shown here live. They have nice chairs, standing and ceiling Fans, and at least 10 large Flat screen HD TVs. The hall is fairly large, and is better than most viewing centers around. Since Entry is free (18 yrs and above), it attracts a lot of people, closeby and not too closeby, like myself.


Almost everytime I come here, I see or here something that is not right. There was this particular day I was bombarded with so much ridiculousness, it got me wondering what my people have come to. That was the day Nigeria played against South Africa at the last Africa Nations Cup.

I remember it was a bit stormy that day. I was buying something at the entrance/Security post when the Guard told me told me to always take my cap off anytime it thundered. Why? Because it was God talking. I should show respect for the Almighty, Lightning and Thunder are the Voice of God. "No that is not true" I replied. "It is oh my guy, it is" another man said, calmly nodding his head. I said: 'OK,' left them and went into the hall.


I entered the Hall and sat with some familiar faces. One guy was narrating to the rest of the group the tale of the Nigeria vs India Match. He explained how Nigeria through the blood of Sam Okwaraji, won the match just in the nick of time, 1 goal to a 100 of the Indians. "Lol that's just a funny Fable na bro," I interjected. "No no no no no it happened, it was real," he retorted. I was speechless. I stood up, took my chair, left them and went to sit with another group.


Now these group of men were a very interesting set of people. They were all married and the youngest here would be in his late 30s. They were talking about how Lagos had changed, and how it now has very few good Brothels left unlike it did back in the 90's. "Most of them have shutdown, the few good ones with correct clean girls left are very expensive," one said in a tone of disappointment mixed with nostalgia, the rest of the group murmured in agreement. 

The conversation went on till it somehow veered to them listing top Yoruba actresses in the 'game'. They mentioned their different Prices Ranges, listed some influential men in the country that are their customers, the brand and specific model of Cars some drove and where some of them built their Mansions in Lagos. One man in the Group recanted that one time he was playing the talking drum at a party, and the breasts of popular Yoruba actress/Big Girl was touching his elbow as she sprayed him money. Apparently the 'point' in that flashback was that the actress in question was "high quality", this he had confirmed, and money was obviously not her problem, so any man that wants her must be a really rich man that is ready to spend a lot. I will not forget this day in a long time. 


I've seen and endured a lot here all because of free football. Was it the constant objectification of women at the last Women's World Cup. One time the ball hit the chest of a player, one fool shouted: "Breast cancer oh, beware of breast Cancer oh!". I felt like holding his throat and punching several blows of sense into his head. Someone told me that if at 31 years of age I am not yet married - or at least have a child - I'm wasting my life. There was a time I was told to "Shut up!" while stating facts, not my opinions, not my ideas, Facts. I remember one guy even got beat up for a mere teasing, this I felt happened not necessarily because of the teasing, but because his assaulter (who was also the person being teased) was a much bigger, stronger guy and was not just in a good mood at that moment


Many interesting characters are regulars here. We have the 40 Year Old Social/Political Commentator who would criticize Wole Soyinka, but sympathizes with Naira Marley, Supports Former President Olusegun Obasanjo, Kunle Poly, Dino Melaye and is a big follower of Big Brother Naija. We have Gboys (Sakawa) who can not just lay low. The failed footballer who has now turned to another way - The SPORTSBET Way - to make his millions. 

One regular that stands out is a slim, short elderly man with a slight paralysis. When he is not doing SportsBet related stuff, he is either dancing Zanku to the amusement of regulars, talking about his life history and challenges or preaching the word of God to Us. 


As you may expect, People have said a lot of really crazy things here, ludicrously scary things. I sometimes try to correct them or reason with them, but my efforts are usually futile. This are a few of the phrases and Nonsenses I've heard here: "Only Poor men Drive Toyota Cars"; "AC causes Cancer"; "Money is an Evil Spirit"; "Poor people rarely fall Sick"; "Only Rich People get Serious Diseases"; "People who wear tattoos are Irresponsible".


Let me say at this point that SportsBet is not a den of Criminals or anything like that. Many football fans would like the energy here during major Leagues and tournament games. There are a sprinkle of cool guys here and there that drop by occasionally. SportsBet just attracts all manner of people because of its cool ambience, prompt cash out on Bet winnings and free Cable TV.

SPORTSBET HALL, PIPELINE, IKOTUN: A conglomeration of Fools


No Shanty or Shack comes close. Not the Ogogoro Joints, not the Pool House, not even Baba Ijebu's numerous Lotto Huts and Shops. SportsBet Hall at Pipeline building, Idimu-Ikotun, beats them all hands down. A heavyweight champion in both structure and it's eclectic collection of Ignoramuses. Insecure semi-literates, Half-baked Graduates, Drunks, Philandering married men, Stark illiterates, Local touts, addicted gamblers at rock-bottom, aspiring millionaires... name it, SportsBet has it.
An employee here has to have a PhD in patience, insight and tolerance, or not. Altercations between employees and customers is not unusual, sometimes even getting physical. A week does not go by without a member of staff engaging in a some sort of shouting match with a Customer or Regular. Employees have serious scuffles amongst themselves too, and on two occasions that I was present they were separated by others including we the regulars. As for the regulars or Customers and visitors, they fight everyday. They fight over seats, over football opinions and all sorts but the fights are usually over use of the booking Computers.

The hall is open 7am-9pm everyday of the week and most football matches are shown here live. They have nice chairs, standing and ceiling Fans, and at least 10 large Flat screen HD TVs. The hall is fairly large, and is better than most viewing centers around. Since Entry is free (18 yrs and above), it attracts a lot of people, closeby and not too closeby, like myself.

Almost everytime I come here, I see or here something that is not right. There was this particular day I was bombarded with so much ridiculousness, it got me wondering what my people have come to. That was the day Nigeria played against South Africa at the last Africa Nations Cup.
It was a bit stormy that day. I was buying something at the Entrance/Security post, when the Guard told me told me to always take my Cap off anytime it thundered. Why? Because it was God talking. I should show respect for the Almighty, Lightning and Thunder are the Voice of God. "No that is not true" I replied. "It is oh my guy, it is" another man said, calmly nodding his head. I said: 'OK,' left them and went into the hall.

I entered the Hall and sat with some familiar faces. One guy was narrating to the rest of the group the tale of the Nigeria vs India Match. He explained how Nigeria through the blood of Sam Okwaraji, won the match just in the nick of time, 1 goal to a 100 of the Indians'. "Lol that's just a funny Fable na bro," I interjected. "No no no no no it happened, it was real," he retorted. I was speechless. I stood up, took my chair, left them and went to sit with another group.

Now these group of men were a very interesting set of people. They were all married and the youngest here would be at least 37, 38 years old. They were talking about how Lagos had changed, and how it now has very few good Brothels left unlike it did back in the 90's. "Most of them have shutdown, the few good ones with correct clean girls left are very expensive," one said in a tone of disappointment mixed with nostalgia, the rest of the group murmured in agreement.
The conversation went on till it somehow veered to them listing top Yoruba actresses in the 'game.' They mentioned their different price ranges, listed some influential men in the country that are their customers, the brand and specific model of Cars some drove and where some of them built their Mansions in Lagos. One man in the Group recanted that one time he was playing the talking drum at a party, and the breasts of popular Yoruba actress/Big Girl was touching his elbow as she sprayed him money. Apparently the 'point' in that flashback was that the actress in question was "high quality", that he had confirmed, and money was obviously not her problem, so any man that wants her must be a really rich man that is ready to spend a lot. I will not forget this day in a long time.

I've seen and endured a lot here all because of free football. Was it the constant objectification of women at the last Women's World Cup. One time the ball hit the chest of a player, one fool shouted: "Breast cancer oh, beware of breast Cancer oh!" I felt like holding his throat and punching several blows of sense into his head. Someone told me that if at 31 years of age if I'm not yet married - or at least have a child - I'm wasting my life. There was a time I was told to "Shut up!" While stating facts, not my opinions, not my ideas, Facts.

Many interesting characters are regulars here. We have the 40 Year Old Social/political Commentator who would criticize Soyinka, but sympathizes with Naira Marley, Supports Former President Olusegun Obasanjo, Kunle Poly, Dino Melaye and is a big follower of Big brother Naija. Gboys who can not just lay low. The failed footballer who has now turned to another way - The SPORTSBET Way - to make his millions.
One that stands out is a slim, short elderly man with a slight paralysis. When he is not doing SportsBet related stuff, he is either dancing Zanku to the amusement of regulars, talking about his life history and challenges or preaching the word of God to Us.

As you may have expected, People have said a lot really crazy things here, ludicrous scary things. I sometimes try to correct them or reason with them, but my efforts are usually futile. This a very short list of phrases and Nonsenses I've heard here:
"Only Poor men Drive Toyota Cars"
"AC causes Cancer"
"Money is an Evil Spirit"
"Poor people rarely fall Sick"
"People who wear tattoos are Irresponsible"... Just to name a few

Let me say at this point that SportsBet is not a den of Criminals or anything like that. Many football fans would like the energy here during major Leagues And tournament games. There are a sprinkle of cool guys here and there that drop by occasionally. It just attracts all manner of people because of its cool ambience, prompt cash out and free Cable TV.

naijanaso:
You think Nigeria is such a liberal state? Nigerians no dey joke with religion and God oh. Make Gunduje hear pim from that one wey say Allah or God no dey exist

Is ganduje that religious

joudini:
Xiaomi makes great products. And they are progressively thinking about their customers. How many phone manufacturers will release phones that support 18W charging but provide you with 22W chargers in case you use their other appliances? Dem try abeg.

Look at iphone SE 2020, they release a phone that supports 18W charging but provide you 5W charger. Smh.

My first xiaomi phone is redmi 7a which I have been using for some months now. I bought it because I couldn't find another xiaomi phone that's less than 6" in size. Make dem pity some of us wey no fit dey hold phone for hand because of work.

What is the price of a new Redmi 7A at the moment

OlawaleBammie:
Guy see all dis ur questions eehn, e pass my power oo cus that is not my line of business, i wouldn't want to give u a false info


For me to give u a genuine info sat means u are giving me a task i did not initially want to bother mysef on.

But wat am sure of is dat u wil acrue a great gain bliv me, even after u might have paid ur dues at the necessary control post befor u reach lagos.


wat i know is if one goes for 100naira here, it wil b 300 or more in lag

concerning the dues and prices i can help u to make findings sha.

Lol ok thanks for your suggestion, will make findings as you do too

OlawaleBammie:
Come down to edo here come buy pineapples in large quantities and transfer it to the southwest, (Lagos, ibadan, sango, ota, oshogbo, abeokuta, sagamu etc)



Dont tank me cus am not the one to incure the expenses

How cheap is it? Say per basket or Sack
Moving it from Edo to Lagos how feasible,? I ask because the northerners that sell fruit in my area don't have Pineapples and have not had for a while cos of the price and it's availability

Pls Suggest what business(es) I may do, that will move well fetch me money in this Corona Era
Capital is 50 Thousand Naira.

pocbles:
Got my own hauwei p9 plus from sum1 when it was 5month old at 110k..... Dat is because the person was in need of money. Any hauwei p20 4gb ram/64gb shouldn't be less than 70-90k naija used. I repeat be careful before you go and buy refurbished phone.

It's a Huawei P10 tho but I get you. Lol the way you lay everything out it's as if You were my family member that doesn't want me to get scammed lol. Thanks bro

udemzyudex:
Clone,you can as well call it fake if you want to

Hmmn I was thinking maybe it's refurbished

udemzyudex:
LOL UK used, you mean from those sellers using show glass?

I know the the of Huawei P10 you're talking about.

Yes from the show glass people in GSM village Egebda.
What type of Huawei is it please? A fake one?

pocbles:
Guy i will advise u to be careful before u loss ur 10k
That phone way higher den the price the guy want sell u
10k for a phone dat is 200k+ hmmmm.
I was using P9 plus i know how much i got that phone before it was stolen from me

He bought it UK used not new for about 30k.

Getting a an SD version is more or less impossible, I would change the phone for a Redmi 7a from the seller. Thank you House for your advice and Support

Flytime:
like he said let's see the pics to decide but as suspicious as it may sound it may be a good deal there was a while ago when the iPhone 6plus was still expensive a guy on nairaland offered to sell his for I think 60k every one insulted him claiming it was fake but one guy bought it and confirmed that it was indeed authentic.probablythe person who wants to sell is in need of cash or decided to help you.

Everything looks fine Sir, I don't think it's fake. I'm thinking maybe like a fault peculiar to the phone (like my MTK NOTE 4X). this is the 2nd offer I've gotten in that price range but I will still try and get pics.