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The message is getting even more clearer

The message is getting clear

Goodmarlian:
There is this girl I have being wooing for a while now,she replies my chats with speed,
She views almost everything I post on my status and likes them ,subconsciously I got convinced she likes me and mind you she is a church girl type who attends fellowship regularly.this girls always checks up on me first and I found it cool.

2 days ago I tried testing the waters I told her I would like her to come around and spend some time with me she declined so I concluded it could be because of her religious upbringing she may consider it morally wrong so I didn’t bother her again.

We just continued talking after some time in the middle of our conversation she told me she can’t date a guy like me and I asked her why she just kept me on hold for a long time she didn’t reply I immediately cancelled her in my mind because a girl who genuinely likes you will not make such a statement I knew this one wants to play mind games with me so I just told her not to worry that I never really liked her either that I have friendzone her since the day she refused to come around when I asked her
This girl immediately replied me bye bye and blocked me asap

I saw her this morning she was looking so sad and didn’t even greet me.
My question is since she doesn’t wanna date a guy like me why is she sad I made such a statement women reject men with brutality and get depressed when the same is done to them .

Men don't end relationship, they allow it to die a natural death. You for not telling her you no like her again.

Hahahahahahahahahahaha

Ajehkpako4naija:
Oga your Tinubu has destroyed the economy, Malaysia is NO 1in palm oil production. Woooo to all APC supporters

it's funny how you people deviate from the main topic. What brings Tinubu and APC into this? I have seen the list of how countries stand in some foods and I requested for that of palm oil where I know Nigeria will come up in the list. Now you are talking about APC and Tinubu, what's the connection?

Kelvin3476:
Malaysia of yesterday is ahead

I am talking of Nigeria not Malaysia

victorazyvictor:
Oga, nigeria consumes what they produce leaving little or none to export.

where does Nigeria stand in the top producers of palm oil?

BigCowHornn:
If you see that list it will shock you too

Malaysia is the king not even Nigeria. Most of those Asian countries they produce more palm oil than Nigeria and supply the United States

I know Nigeria is not number 1 but Nigeria is among the top producers

davillian:
I don’t think Nigeria is a top palm oil producer
I think Indonesia and its neighbors are top producers
Nigeria is not on the list

We are not a top producer but we are among the top producers

Ajehkpako4naija:
it's palm oil a major staple food? Better go get your pvc and vote out your drug lord

Coffee and tea were mentioned in the article above. Are they stable food?

emirate9:
Yeah ! i agree not everybody share your faith, But a common sense should tell You whatever makes you trust your life in the hands of a man that did not share your faith, moment you owe him obedient

No matter how big you are, Be you General 10star whem a photographer tell you stand like this, do your head like this like that ....you obey like police recruit, soldier wont say bloody civilian

That patient can he argue with a photographer, because he is richer than him ,

How much more your life in the hands of a doctor, if the doctor believes prayer is his good luck charm whynot just respect it ...close your eye, and do Amen in your own faith way

Every faijth has Amen kindof ... i do Amen in Muslims functions this things are not big deal naw

You have not met people who are extremist. The Doctor can say his prayer silently. In some developed country, if you try it, you may lose your licence.

What we need to understand is that not everyone share the same faith and believe with us. Any time I am dealing with people, I am always neutral with expressing my faith and believe not until they show some sign of alignment with mine.

Do that of palm oil, let's see where Nigeria stands

In case we don't know, Ebola is in the air

What the Bleep? Make we dey run oh

Let me watch the video first.


I have watched the video

FSBoperator:
Rubbish

now I understand the mentality of who I am talking with. Grow up.

FSBoperator:
How you will just sit down wherever you are and comfortably say that no single kidnapper or bandit or terrorist operating in the north have not been arrested just exposed you'd deciet

Over 1,000 bandits/terrorists have been duly charged to court by this current abdninteation and duly convicted and are serving lengthy sentences.

Tens more have been eliminated by military action involving air bombardments of their camps.

And why should what happens in the north be if any concern to you ?

If the security guys are eliminating terrorists and criminals in your SE that should be of utmost importance to you guys .

You can not also deny that the current govt has severely reduced the terror that once plagued your SE and many communities that were abandoned in Imo and Anambra due to ESN/BLA criminals are now returning back to normal.

Is that not what you should at least be grateful to this govt for achieving in your SE alongside the huge infrastructural projects being carried out ?

You guys are just impossible to reason with .

The security issues in the North is a major concern to me because it's affecting my business. I have cancelled a business contract in Kebbi because of security. I have stopped moving goods to Kotangora in Niger state because of insecurity, I am at the verge of cancelling another contract in Gombe because of insecurity. Once I tell my potential client that I can only move by air, there is 50% chance that the job will be cancelled.

Due to the nature of my business, I have been nursing the idea of having a second residence in Jos but any time I consider how often I will be on the road to Jos, fear grips me and i jettison the idea. A colleague in Calabar, rented a warehouse in Kano, she has never sent goods to the warehouse because of the increased risk of travelling to Kano by road for routine check on the business. In few months, the rent will expire and that outlet will become a thing of the past.

Now, you see why I am concerned about the security in the North and Nigeria at large. There is no place in the East and South I cannot travel to, both in the day and night by road.

My concern has nothing to do with whether I am grateful to the current government or not. I am only encouraging the security outfits to do more to restore the confidence of Nigerians, most especially those in the southern part of the country when it comes to travelling to the North either for business or leisure.

Bluna:
You obviously didn't read before dropping this unnecessary comment. They can't fish very far away from their area because most of them use average sized boats.
👇

".. most of them have not been doing anything since that day. Only a few who have bigger boats go far away to fish and return to sell, which is not economically viable if you compare how much they spend and what they make."

is it that small area that over 1500 fishermen fishes to make 15k and above daily? They are lying

Goonnik:
Sorry 😁

the problem is that we have comprehension problem. I appreciate the arrest, I am only asking that same energy be deployed in the north. If it's in the North, no arrest will be recorded and it will keep happening. The police and other security agencies, should be proactive in the north just like they are in the East.

Zehdbe:
so the ones in the east should be allowed to walk free. nawa for you

the problem is that we have comprehension problem. I appreciate the arrest, I am only asking that same energy be deployed in the north. If it's in the North, no arrest will be recorded and it will keep happening. The police and other security agencies, should be proactive in the north just like they are in the East.

Wickedfacts:
You are pained that they are arresting kidnappers in the East.

the problem is that we have comprehension problem. I appreciate the arrest, I am only asking that same energy be deployed in the north. If it's in the North, no arrest will be recorded and it will keep happening. The police and other security agencies, should be proactive in the north just like they are in the East.

Use the same energy to arrest the kidnappers and bandit in the north

For the husband to sponsor her education abroad means he is well to do in Nigeria. So he may be comfortable living in Nigeria than going abroad to start afresh

Deploy the airbags

On a serious note, I can't run at that speed in the night if my headlights doesn't shine as far as 500meters ahead.

Ihe emebiwooooooooooo

coindecimal:
When comparing Samsung and Infinix smartphones, many Nigerians focus on camera quality, battery life, performance and price.

But I want to compare something I believe is even more important: their warranty service.

I have personally experienced warranty claims involving both brands, and the difference in how my complaints were resolved has changed my opinion about buying expensive smartphones.

**MY INFINIX WARRANTY EXPERIENCE (2020)**

Around 2020, I purchased an Infinix smartphone for my mother.

While the phone was still under warranty, it developed a problem with its SIM slot.

I made a warranty claim, and the faulty phone was replaced.

That was it. The warranty served its purpose, and I got a replacement for a phone that developed a fault.

This experience made me appreciate the importance of buying a brand-new smartphone with a warranty.

**MY SAMSUNG WARRANTY EXPERIENCE (2022)**

On October 13, 2022, I purchased a brand-new Samsung Galaxy phone from Finet Communication Limited.

The phone came with a 2-year warranty.

Less than one month later, it developed a serious fault. Flight Mode kept activating automatically, disconnecting the mobile network and preventing calls.

Samsung's own authorised service centre confirmed that it was a factory defect.

Considering that the phone was barely one month old and still had almost its entire 2-year warranty remaining, I expected a straightforward solution.

Unfortunately, that was not what happened.

Best Raya Service, the technical partner handling the repairs, worked on the phone up to seven times, although only two repairs were formally documented.

They even replaced the phone's panel, yet the original fault persisted.

If the panel was replaced, why did the same problem continue?

I spent months moving up and down, patiently allowing repeated repair attempts.

Eventually, I requested a replacement because the repairs were not resolving the defect.

Samsung initially refused.

After months of frustration, I instructed my lawyer to write to the parties involved.

It took legal intervention before a replacement was arranged, and the wider dispute remained unresolved.

Finet Communication Limited, the retailer I purchased from, also failed to provide the assistance I expected. During the legal proceedings, Finet filed a ₦7 million counterclaim against me, which the court overruled.

Nearly four years later, I am still seeking a fair resolution.

**SAMSUNG VS INFINIX: COMPARING MY WARRANTY EXPERIENCES**

Here is what happened in both cases:

Infinix:
- Phone purchased for my mother around 2020.
- Developed a SIM-slot problem under warranty.
- I made a warranty claim.
- The faulty phone was replaced.
- The complaint was resolved without needing legal intervention.

Samsung:
- Brand-new Galaxy purchased in October 2022.
- Developed a factory defect within one month.
- Samsung's authorised service centre confirmed the defect.
- Up to seven repair attempts, including a panel replacement, failed to provide a lasting solution.
- I had to involve a lawyer before a replacement was arranged.
- The wider dispute has continued for nearly four years.

**SO WHICH WARRANTY GAVE ME BETTER PROTECTION?**

Based strictly on my personal experiences, Infinix provided the more satisfactory warranty outcome.

This is not about which phone has the better camera or processor.

It is about what happens when a customer needs the manufacturer to honour a warranty.

I deliberately avoid Tokunbo phones because I want certainty about what I'm buying. I also consider the availability of authorised service centres before choosing a smartphone brand.

That is why I expected Samsung's 2-year warranty to provide meaningful protection.

But what is the value of a 2-year warranty if a customer must involve a lawyer to obtain a replacement for a factory defect confirmed within the first month?

How many Nigerians can afford the financial burden of prolonged legal proceedings over a phone worth less than ₦1 million?

I am not claiming that every Infinix warranty claim is handled perfectly or that every Samsung customer will experience what I experienced.

I am comparing two actual warranty experiences I have personally had.

And based on those experiences, I would be more comfortable considering Infinix again than relying solely on Samsung's advertised 2-year warranty.

**MY ADVICE TO NIGERIANS**

Before buying a smartphone, don't focus only on specifications, brand reputation or the number of warranty years printed on the carton.

Find out what happens when repeated repairs fail. Ask whether the manufacturer offers a replacement, how warranty complaints are escalated, and how long customers typically wait for a resolution.

A warranty is only valuable when it provides meaningful support when something goes wrong.

Now I want to hear from other Nigerians.

Between Samsung, Infinix, Tecno, Xiaomi and other brands, which manufacturer has given you the best or worst warranty experience?

Have you ever had a faulty phone replaced under warranty without involving a lawyer?

Let's compare real experiences.

Read my earlier Nairaland discussion about the Samsung warranty dispute:

https://www.nairaland.com/8764490/samsung-warranty-dispute-how-ended

what do you mean by the wider dispute is still unresolved. What's the wider dispute?

That's the greeting of chiefs

You guys know what you are doing

Sonyboom:
So upon all rhe foolish senseless noise about peter obi on education no institution in the entire Anambra state made this list ?!

Can we all now agree anyone supporting Peter Obi because of education as to be insanely mad.

Imagine supporting a man who built no new schools in anambra a third world country.

A man who refused to pay lecturers doctors n water corporation workers over a year-long salary.

An exceedingly foolish man who increased tuition by over 200% n declared education is not for the poor.

A man who funded special centre to prop up his failed imagine as governor to insult those that built schools, paid teachers lecturers regularly n even increased their salary n benefits, offered student loan etc

when you are done ranting, you go and buy fuel for 1400, on your generator and charge your phone. Then you come back online and continue ranting

And no single picture of the equipments...

99thEnemy:
If FRSC personnel ever start carrying arms, Nigerian motorists are finished.