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do u need a nw yr b4 u make resolutions?
I change anytym

adde: Get outa here man! If only you know how to spell "Indigen", you'd have seen it in the dictionary
Over sabi dey worry you! Go find those in a dictionary.

dis guy no go skul. smh

Sodiq33: Edit Your Post @OP by Removing 'indigene' From The List Or What Type Of Dictionary Are You Using?

check Oxford dictionary. it's world's most trusted dictionary

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abrahym: what the phone battery mah?

2100 mah

Tinyemeka: I can do same with my Samsung rear camera and 10 sec delay.

Hw doz it work

psalmdave: How is this a gift

cos no oda brand will offer u dis kind of phone wit high end features @ low price

please I need dis tread on front page Abeg. I spent d whole day compiling it so I can mk front page 4 d first tym
https://www.nairaland.com/1569597/nigeria-ranks-bottom-10-world
thanks in adv... n season greetings

check dis out
https://www.nairaland.com/1569597/nigeria-ranks-bottom-10-world

jeremiah771: I still believe in vision 20:20:20
THAT NIGERIA WILL BE AMONG TOP 20 COUTRIES BY YR. 2020

top 20 in d world or Africa u mean?

redsun: The most striking one is the legislators pay packet.That is pure authority stealing with total disregard to the people's feelings.

Even the british MPs who are relatively normal politicians do not have the guts to outrightly raise their pay packet to 74 thousand pounds per annum.They are pretending they don't like the idea of a raise,because they know the ordinary man will question fairness.MPs that are are some what useful to their constituents and their society in general.A far cry from nigerian hooligans called politicians who are just there purely for the loots.

dem Neva put all doz allowances yet oo; feeding, sitting...

Below is a compilation of just a few indices in which Nigeria ranks proudly at the bottom 10 in the entire world:

#8 – General Corruption: Nigeria is 8 most corrupt nation in the world according to Transparency International 2013 Global
Corruption Barometer.
#4 – Police corruption: Nigeria ranked 4 highest in the world for perceiving the police as corrupt, according to the same Transparency survey.
#1 – Being born: The Economist Intelligence Unit, EIU ranked Nigeria the worst place to be born in 2013.
#4 – Population in Slavery : Nigeria with up to 740,000 in slave bondage ranks 4 in the world in modern slave nations, according to
the just released Global Slavery Index. Fitting in after Pakistan.
#1 –High Sea Piracy : As the world records lower global stats, thanks to Nigeria, West Africa is now the world piracy capital. According to the International Maritime Bureau reported Nigeria had 11 of 66 global incidents for the first quarter of 2013. 966 sailors were attacked last year off West African coasts.
#9 – Maternal mortality: According to World Bank data, Nigeria ranks 9 worst in the world with 630 deaths per 100,000 from 10 years data collected from 1990-2010.
#2 –Software Piracy: The 2011 Global Software Piracy Study conducted by Business Software Alliance ranked Nigeria 2 in the
world, with software piracy costing the nation a whopping $251m (N39.4bn).
#1 – Exam Malpractice: Director General National Orientation Agency (NOA) Mr. Mike Omeri whose agency partners with Exam Ethics Marshals International, in 2012 ranked Nigeria #1 in the World Exam Malpractice Index.
#11 – Good Governance : Nigeria ranked 4 worst in West Africa, 13th of 16, in Safety & Rule of Law, Participation & Human Rights,
Sustainable Economic Opportunity, and Human Development, in the 2013 Ibrahim Index of African Governance. Nigeria ranked
41st out of the 52 countries listed overall.
#1 – Bribe: Nigeria ranks highest for Bribe in the world on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) interactive map, online at fcpamap.com
#1 – VVF : According to United States Agency for International Development, USAID, Nigeria has the highest prevalence of Vesico-Vaginal Fistula in the world, with over 200,000 patients and an annual incidence at 20,000. That is 40% of the global cases in Nigeria
alone.
#7 – Terrorism : Global Terrorism Index (GTI) ranks Nigeria the 7 worst in the world for terrorism over the last 10 years, according to
its 2012 assessment.
#2 – Road Traffic Accidents (RTA): In 2012, Nigeria ranked second highest in road traffic accident (RTA) fatalities among the 193
countries in the world according to the Minister of Health.
#1 – Aviation Accident for 2012 : In 2012 with over 153 onboard deaths and more on the ground, in the Dana Air Boeing MD83 airline
accident, Nigeria had the world’s worst aviation accident.
#4 – Worst City : Despite aggressive transformation by the Lagos government, the EIU in its 2013 annual survey of 140 major
metropolises ranked Lagos the 4 worst city in the entire world.
#7 – Growing Old: Global Age Watch Index 2013 ranking of 91 countries, put Nigeria at
#85; the seventh worst country to grow old in. Nigeria in the report ranked third lowest for income security.
#2 – HIV/AIDS : With an estimated 3.4 million living with the virus, the National Action Committee on Aids (NACA) put the nation as
the second worst in the world.
#2 – Electricity : Nigeria is ranked by the World Bank as the 2 worst in the world in power (electricity) supply. According to the
report, 82.4 million Nigerians, half the nation lived without power. India is #1.
#1 – Kidnapping: In the first half of 2013, Nigeria had the most kidnapping attempts of any nation in the world, according to NYA
International organization of Crises prevention and response. Recording 26%, over a quarter of all incidents. Mexico was second with 10% and Pakistan 3 with 7%.
#1 – Oil Spills Worldwide : From Vanguard on November 14, 2012: Nigeria has highest oil spill in the world – Senate; the nation records
the highest number of oil spill incidences among oil producing countries with no penalty regime attached to such oil spills
#4 – Oil Spillage Outages: Vanguard reported on October 8 , 2013, that with more than 200,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil
being lost to pipeline vandalism, Nigeria ranks
4 worst in the world in oil spillage outages, according to Deutsche Bank and other shipping and industry estimates. Libya, Syria,
Iran and lead Nigeria in outages for obvious reasons including recent wars and US sanctions at Iran. But there is a glimmer of hope in it all. Nigeria actually does take the first position in something great :
#1 – Highest Paid Legislators: The Economist magazine revealed that Nigerian federal legislators are the highest paid in the world with an annual basic salary of $189,500 (N30.6 m). With the current state and direction of both the government and the people of Nigeria— Africa’s largest nation and the world’s most populated black country—the nation is not headed for improvement on these shameful rankings, but more predictably to slide further down the ladder into the darkest crevices of the black hole of Calcutta. The question is: To act or to give-up? And the follow-up question is: If we the people decide to do something, what should and can we do?

Below is a compilation of just a few indices in which Nigeria ranks proudly at the bottom 10 in
the entire world:
#8 – General Corruption: Nigeria is 8 most corrupt nation in the world according to
Transparency International 2013 Global Corruption Barometer.
#4 – Police corruption : Nigeria ranked 4 highest in the world for perceiving the police as
corrupt, according to the same Transparency survey.
#1 – Being born: The Economist Intelligence Unit, EIU ranked Nigeria the worst place to be born
in 2013.
#4 – Population in Slavery : Nigeria with up to 740,000 in slave bondage ranks 4 in the world
in modern slave nations, according to the just released Global Slavery Index. Fitting in after
Pakistan.
#1 –High Sea Piracy : As the world records lower global stats, thanks to Nigeria, West Africa is
now the world piracy capital. According to the International Maritime Bureau reported Nigeria
had 11 of 66 global incidents for the first quarter of 2013. 966 sailors were attacked last year off
West African coasts.
#9 – Maternal mortality: According to World Bank data, Nigeria ranks 9 worst in the world
with 630 deaths per 100,000 from 10 years data collected from 1990-2010.
#2 –Software Piracy: The 2011 Global Software Piracy Study conducted by Business Software
Alliance ranked Nigeria 2 in the world, with software piracy costing the nation a whopping
$251m (N39.4bn).
#1 – Exam Malpractice: Director General National Orientation Agency (NOA) Mr. Mike Omeri
whose agency partners with Exam Ethics Marshals International, in 2012 ranked Nigeria #1 in
the World Exam Malpractice Index.
#11 – Good Governance : Nigeria ranked 4 worst in West Africa, 13th of 16, in Safety & Rule of
Law, Participation & Human Rights, Sustainable Economic Opportunity, and Human
Development, in the 2013 Ibrahim Index of African Governance. Nigeria ranked 41st out of the
52 countries listed overall.
#1 – Bribe: Nigeria ranks highest for Bribe in the world on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
(FCPA) interactive map, online at- fcpamap.com
#1 – VVF : According to United States Agency for International Development, USAID, Nigeria has
the highest prevalence of Vesico-Vaginal Fistula in the world, with over 200,000 patients and an
annual incidence at 20,000. That is 40% of the global cases in Nigeria alone.
#7 – Terrorism : Global Terrorism Index (GTI) ranks Nigeria the 7 worst in the world for
terrorism over the last 10 years, according to its 2012 assessment.
#2 – Road Traffic Accidents (RTA): In 2012, Nigeria ranked second highest in road traffic
accident (RTA) fatalities among the 193 countries in the world according to the Minister of
Health.
#1 – Aviation Accident for 2012 : In 2012 with over 153 onboard deaths and more on the
ground, in the Dana Air Boeing MD83 airline accident, Nigeria had the world’s worst aviation
accident.
#4 – Worst City : Despite aggressive transformation by the Lagos government, the EIU in its 2013
annual survey of 140 major metropolises ranked Lagos the 4 worst city in the entire world.
#7 – Growing Old: Global AgeWatch Index 2013 ranking of 91 countries, put Nigeria at #85; the
seventh worst country to grow old in. Nigeria in the report ranked third lowest for income
security.
#2 – HIV/AIDS : With an estimated 3.4 million living with the virus, the National Action
Committee on Aids (NACA) put the nation as the second worst in the world.
#2 – Electricity : Nigeria is ranked by the World Bank as the 2 worst in the world in power
(electricity) supply. According to the report, 82.4 million Nigerians, half the nation lived without
power. India is #1.
#1 – Kidnapping: In the first half of 2013, Nigeria had the most kidnapping attempts of any
nation in the world, according to NYA International organization of Crises prevention and
response. Recording 26%, over a quarter of all incidents. Mexico was second with 10% and
Pakistan 3 with 7%.
#1 – Oil Spills Worldwide : From Vanguard on November 14, 2012: Nigeria has highest oil spill
in the world – Senate; the nation records the highest number of oil spill incidences among oil
producing countries with no penalty regime attached to such oil spills
#4 – Oil Spillage Outages: Vanguard reported on October 8 , 2013, that with more than
200,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil being lost to pipeline vandalism, Nigeria ranks 4
worst in the world in oil spillage outages, according to Deutsche Bank and other shipping and
industry estimates. Libya, Syria, Iran and lead Nigeria in outages for obvious reasons including
recent wars and US sanctions at Iran.
But there is a glimmer of hope in it all. Nigeria actually does take the first position in something
great :
#1 – Highest Paid Legislators: The Economist magazine revealed that Nigerian federal
legislators are the highest paid in the world with an annual basic salary of $189,500 (N30.6 m).
With the current state and direction of both the government and the people of Nigeria—Africa’s
largest nation and the world’s most populated black country—the nation is not headed for
improvement on these shameful rankings, but more predictably to slide further down the ladder
into the darkest crevices of the black hole of Calcutta.
The question is: To act or to give-up? And the follow-up question is: If we the people decide to
do something, what should and can we do?

the crazy feature about this phone is you can twist the rear camera 2 the front. so u can snap yourself using the 13mp camera and the flash

Gionee Elife E7 Mini detailed specifications
General
Release date December 2013
Form factor Touchscreen
Removable battery No
SAR value NA
Display
Screen size (inches) 4.70
Touchscreen Yes
Touchscreen type Capacitive
Colours 16M
Hardware
Processor 1.7GHz octa-core
RAM 2GB
Expandable storage Yes
Expandable storage type microSD
Camera
Rear camera 13-megapixel
Flash Yes
Front camera No
Software
Operating System Android 4.2
Java support Yes
Browser supports Flash No
Connectivity
Wi-Fi Yes
Wi-Fi standards supported NA
GPS Yes
Bluetooth Yes
NFC No
Infrared No
DLNA No
Wi-Fi Direct No
MHL Out No
HDMI No
Headphones 3.5mm
FM No
USB Micro-USB
Charging via Micro-USB Yes
Proprietary charging connector No
Proprietary data connector No
Number of SIMs 2
SIM 1
SIM Type Regular
GSM/ CDMA GSM
2G frequencies supported GSM 850/ 900/ 1800
3G Yes
3G frequencies supported 2100
SIM 2
SIM Type Regular
GSM/ CDMA GSM
2G frequencies supported GSM 850/ 900/ 1800
3G Yes
3G frequencies supported 2100
Sensors
Compass/ Magnetometer No
Proximity sensor Yes
Accelerometer Yes
Ambient light sensor Yes
Gyroscope No
Barometer No
Temperature sensor No
Gionee at the India launch of Elife E7 also globally unveiled the
mini-variant of the smartphone, dubbed Elife E7 Mini, priced at
Rs. 18,999. which is about 44,000 naira.
As of now, the Chinese handset maker has not revealed the
availability details of the Elife E7 Mini for the Indian market.
The Gionee Elife E7 Mini runs Android 4.2 Jelly Bean with the
.company’s custom Amigo 2.0 UI layer on top, much like the
elder sibling Gionee Elife E7. The Gionee Elife E7 is a single SIM
device, but the mini-variant supports dual-SIM (GSM+GSM)
functionality.
It comes with 4.7-inch display (unspecified resolution). The
Gionee Elife E7 Mini is powered by a 1.7GHz octa-core
processor (unspecified chipset). The highlight of the Elife E7
mini is its 13-megapixel camera which comes with rotating
capabilities; something we already saw on Oppo N1
smartphone. The Gionee Elife E7 Mini will be available in two
colour variants.
While announcing the Elife E7 Mini, the company also revealed
that the next flagship smartphone will be announced in China
and India simultaneously.
On Tuesday, Gionee officially unveiled the Elife E7 in India,
starting at Rs. 26,999. which is about 79,000 naira
The Chinese handset maker announced
that the smartphone will hit the market by January 15. Gionee
globally announced the Elife E7 in November this year, as the
successor to the Elife E6.
The Gionee Elife E7 runs Android 4.2 Jelly Bean with the
company’s custom Amigo 2.0 UI layer on top, much like its
predecessor. The Gionee Elife E7 comes with single SIM
support. It features a 5.5-inch full-HD (1080×1920) OGS (One-
Glass-Solution) IPS display with Corning Gorilla Glass 3
protection. The Gionee Elife E7 sports a 16-megapixel autofocus
rear camera accompanied by an LED flash and also includes an
8-megapixel front-facing camera.

Gionee Elife E7 Mini detailed specifications
General
Release date December 2013
Form factor Touchscreen
Removable battery No
SAR value NA
Display
Screen size (inches) 4.70
Touchscreen Yes
Touchscreen type Capacitive
Colours 16M
Hardware
Processor 1.7GHz octa-core
RAM 2GB
Expandable storage Yes
Expandable storage type microSD
Camera
Rear camera 13-megapixel
Flash Yes
Front camera No
Software
Operating System Android 4.2
Java support Yes
Browser supports Flash No
Connectivity
Wi-Fi Yes
Wi-Fi standards supported NA
GPS Yes
Bluetooth Yes
NFC No
Infrared No
DLNA No
Wi-Fi Direct No
MHL Out No
HDMI No
Headphones 3.5mm
FM No
USB Micro-USB
Charging via Micro-USB Yes
Proprietary charging connector No
Proprietary data connector No
Number of SIMs 2
SIM 1
SIM Type Regular
GSM/ CDMA GSM
2G frequencies supported GSM 850/ 900/ 1800
3G Yes
3G frequencies supported 2100
SIM 2
SIM Type Regular
GSM/ CDMA GSM
2G frequencies supported GSM 850/ 900/ 1800
3G Yes
3G frequencies supported 2100
Sensors
Compass/ Magnetometer No
Proximity sensor Yes
Accelerometer Yes
Ambient light sensor Yes
Gyroscope No
Barometer No
Temperature sensor No
Gionee at the India launch of Elife E7 also globally unveiled the
mini-variant of the smartphone, dubbed Elife E7 Mini, priced at
Rs. 18,999. which is about 44,000 naira.
As of now, the Chinese handset maker has not revealed the
availability details of the Elife E7 Mini for the Indian market.
The Gionee Elife E7 Mini runs Android 4.2 Jelly Bean with the
.company’s custom Amigo 2.0 UI layer on top, much like the
elder sibling Gionee Elife E7. The Gionee Elife E7 is a single SIM
device, but the mini-variant supports dual-SIM (GSM+GSM)
functionality.
It comes with 4.7-inch display (unspecified resolution). The
Gionee Elife E7 Mini is powered by a 1.7GHz octa-core
processor (unspecified chipset). The highlight of the Elife E7
mini is its 13-megapixel camera which comes with rotating
capabilities; something we already saw on Oppo N1
smartphone. The Gionee Elife E7 Mini will be available in two
colour variants.
While announcing the Elife E7 Mini, the company also revealed
that the next flagship smartphone will be announced in China
and India simultaneously.
On Tuesday, Gionee officially unveiled the Elife E7 in India,
starting at Rs. 26,999. which is about 79,000 naira
The Chinese handset maker announced
that the smartphone will hit the market by January 15. Gionee
globally announced the Elife E7 in November this year, as the
successor to the Elife E6.
The Gionee Elife E7 runs Android 4.2 Jelly Bean with the
company’s custom Amigo 2.0 UI layer on top, much like its
predecessor. The Gionee Elife E7 comes with single SIM
support. It features a 5.5-inch full-HD (1080×1920) OGS (One-
Glass-Solution) IPS display with Corning Gorilla Glass 3
protection. The Gionee Elife E7 sports a 16-megapixel autofocus
rear camera accompanied by an LED flash and also includes an
8-megapixel front-facing camera.

see as dem dey use Nigeria dey act film. so Al Mustapha don join d characters. dis is getting more interesting.




grabs a pop corn....

cock... we will eat cock. pun intended

bbm nko?

touching

y did u change d trend? it's no longer funny. anyway, 1st 2 comment

WHR OUR PPLE NA? only abacha?

wateva

source?

Abeg sure bets for dis weekend. dem don chop my money tire, I Neva win b4... e b lyk u get babalawo for ur backyard.. n which bettin site dey get d best offer cos I knw say nairabet na thief

dikenna: Emenike or Obi shud grab dis one but with yaya toure? Na wa o. Meanyle firsst to comment

if Nigeria has hope of collecting dis, it should b enyeama...

Four Nigerians are included on the Confederation of African
Football's (Caf) reduced shortlist of ten nominees for its 2013
Player of the Year award.
John Mikel Obi, goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama, Emmanuel Emenike
and Ahmed Musa all helped the Super Eagles win the Africa Cup of
Nations in February.
The reigning Caf Player of the Year, Yaya Toure of Ivory Coast, is
also in the running to retain his crown to add to the BBC award he
won earlier in the week.
Egypt's Mohamed Aboutrika is on the reduced lists for both African
Player of the Year and and the award for Africa-based footballer,
which he won last year.
Members of Caf's Technical and Development and Media
Committees reduced the African Player of the Year Award from 25
while the Africa-based list was cut from 21 nominees.
The head coaches of the national football associations affiliated to
Caf will now vote to decide the eventual winners of the two
categories.
The winners will be announced at the Glo-Caf Awards Gala
scheduled for 9 January in Lagos, Nigeria.
Caf African Player of the Year nominees:
Mohamed Aboutrika - Al Ahly (Egypt) and Egypt
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang - Borussia Dortmund (Germany)
and Gabon
Didier Drogba - Galatasaray (Turkey) and Ivory Coast
Emmanuel Emenike - Fenerbahce (Turkey) and Nigeria
Vincent Enyeama - Lille (France) and Nigeria
Asamoah Gyan - Al Ain (UAE) and Ghana
Ahmed Musa - CSKA Moscow (Russia) and Nigeria
John Mikel Obi - Chelsea (England) and Nigeria
Jonathan Pitroipa - Rennes (France) and Burkina Faso
Yaya Toure - Manchester City (England) and Ivory Coast
African Player of the Year - Based in Africa - nominees:
Mohamed Aboutrika - Al Ahly (Egypt) and Egypt
Ahmed Fathy - Al Ahly (Egypt) and Egypt
Rainford Kalaba - TP Mazembe (DR Congo) and Zambia
Sunday Mba - Warri Wolves (Nigeria) and Nigeria
Tresor Mputu Mabi - TP Mazembe (DR Congo) and DR Congo

as long as I'm concerned, dis man is lng dead b4 nw.
RIP d only patriot Africa has ever had, ur legacy leaves on

it's very unfair... I'll buy it 41k

source?

.

pls anybody using dis phone, r d smart gestures working?

r all d smart gestures working: air browse pictures, smart dial, smile or v gesture detection, smart answer..? if yes den I'm interested...

pls I need a v.gud tokunbo gamin laptop 4 lyk 60k. pls advis
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