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80% of People that always act busy and sit in their cars are mostly scammers.

From experience.

Hello everyone.

My experience currently has been terrible. I purchased this Phone this January and it started getting faulty from the first day. I tried to overlook it thinking it would get better not knowing that was a grave mistake. I should have returned it ASAP!

It started having network connection issues. The phone will be on but would tell people trying to connect to me that its switched off!

After a while, this issue stopped after I updated and so on.

But the main issue was the screen which I overlooked. Every time I am making calls, it would just start ghost touching. This issue has degenerated and the phone has decided not to respond to touches again.

I've made countless enquiry to the e-commerce company I got it but they aren't helping matters currently. The phone is under a warranty and I want to invoke my warranty rights but the customer care reps are not making the process smooth at all.

I could have fixed this ever since but the screen isn't available at my location and I learn it has to be imported.. There are so many complications.

I just hope I get it fixed soon enough though..

P/s :Not mentioning the company's name is deliberate.
Share your experience let's hear them

Nigeria has been fairly peaceful until the emergence of Boko Haram insurgents, ipob agitators, unknown gun men, one chance thieves and ritualists which have made living in Nigeria hell today.

So Nairalanders, which state is the most Violent/unsafe in Nigeria today?


Nb; This is a counter thread.

https://www.nairaland.com/7918374/which-state-most-peaceful-nigeria

He's a natural.. He's just getting started!

blaquemyc:
Why not hard reset it and see.

How do I do that please?

My A13s is giving me issues. It multi opening applications when I'm on like WhatsApp. It will open gallery, from there bible, etc. Like it will just be malfunctioning!

Its just 6 months old.. It has never fallen
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It's typing all this now! How can I fix this ?
Its really frustrating!

Wahala

2021 post? Ha

Emperormartin:
Why are the school authorities believing that the mother has something to answer?

Anyway, if the mother has enough cash let her take her to any federal medical center and conduct a post mortem

You get?

Death of SS3 student in Akwa Ibom school sparks controversy.

By Emmanuel Uzodinma


The mysterious death of a Senior Secondary School 3 student in Akwa Ibom State has become an object of controversy.

The deceased, Edima Ini Umoh, DAILY POST reports, was until her death a student of Full Life Academy, Uyo, Akwa Ibom.

It began as a minor complaint for headache but within the next few hours, Edima was no more.

Her death has now sparked allegations against the school authority.

But the school management on its part believes the mother of the deceased has a lot of questions to answer.

According to the Principal, Full Life Academy, Pastor Aniefonteabasi Victor- Williams, everything happened in a flash as no one had the premonition of her death.

She said the deceased student complained of having a headache in the morning of that fateful day and the nurse gave her paracetamol, adding that she felt better and joined her mates for lunch at about 2:30 pm, during which she even demanded for extra food.

The Principal told DAILY POST that, “at about 4:00 pm of same day,, Edima complained of headache again, at that point the school nurse wanted to commence a malaria treatment so that the headache would not result to full blown fever; she brought out a Coartem- an antimalarial drug to administer to her but the deceased refused to take it and said instead they should inform her mother to get Amathem for her.”

She explained that at that point, the school matron called Edima’s mother and handed the phone over to the deceased to speak with her mother.

She further explained that “Edima was telling the mother to pray for her about three times and asked her to come to the school immediately with Amathem and pepper soup; the mother felt that she was over-panicking and asked her to calm down.”

The Principal continued, “The matron told us that shortly after Edima spoke with her mother, she became calm, and asked the hostel parent and hostel prefect who were on ground to allow her to rest and because of the headache, they felt it was proper to let her rest, the hostel parent assigned the school senior prefect who is her classmate to stay with her.

“When we asked the head girl about what happened, she said that Edima was calm and later slept off, so she left her room to also sleep upstairs, not long after she (Edima) started snoring, being that they know her to snore while sleeping, they felt that it was normal.

“After a while, the hostel parent said she returned to check those on Prep, if they were reading and to check on Edima who complained of headache.

“That was when she saw white substance mixed with blood coming out of Edima’s nose, at that point, she said she raised an alarm and there was panic everywhere, by the time they carried her out of the bed, she had already messed herself up.

“She said they cleaned her up and the nurse tried resuscitating her while waiting for the doctor’s arrival. We are affiliated to Premier Clinic. Our Executive Director was called and every other school leader was called and they all ran down to the school immediately, even the owner of Premiere clinic, our ED called him and he came immediately and tried his best.

“I was told that when it was as if nothing was happening, they took the girl to the Premiere clinic where she was placed on oxygen. We prayed, hoping she would respond and come back to life.

“When nothing happened, we reached out to Jeconiah Specialist Hospital; the consultant said we should bring her, it was when we got there that she was confirmed dead by the doctor.

“At that point, we could not do anything else. We and the family were hoping that she would wake up before morning because her body was warm. I was even squeezing her fingers, praying that she would come back to life.

“She was taken home that night, we followed the uncle to the house and we got to our homes at midnight.

“In the morning, I went back to see if she had woken up, and the uncle told me they had taken her to the morgue.

“So after the school session that Friday, I and my team went back for a condolence visit to the mother’s residence, that was when the family informed us that they wanted to carry out an autopsy and that they will carry us along, we accepted.”

Asked if the deceased had an underlying sickness or any known medical condition, the principal said there was nothing of that nature to the best of her knowledge.

“Everything was confusing considering the speed with which the whole thing happened, because we have had cases where parents came to carry their wards at 10pm to hospital and they survived.

“We also have children with serious asthmatic attacks, but they survive.

“We have Nebulizing machines here, we nebulize them before taking them to hospital. This girl was one of our best and we were even preparing her to be our Valedictorian this year until this incident,” she lamented.

However, the family appears not ready to buy into the narrative by the school management.

Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/dailypost.ng/2023/05/25/death-of-ss3-student-in-akwa-ibom-school-sparks-controversy/%3famp=1

I know all of this,

But....

I want to know which continent the UK is located in.

Night of a Thousand Thoughts is a conglomeration of ideas, insights, and opinions on various subjects from three independent writers. In this book, poets and authors, Michael Bassey Johnson, Bernadette Watkins, and John Joclebs Bassey embark on a journey within their hearts, to search for indelible truths, ranging from zen wisdom, life lessons, witty ramblings, to a friendly rendition of poems and thought-provoking philosophies.

https://www.amazon.com/Thousand-Thoughts-Michael-Bassey-Johnson/dp/B0BW2NL85S?ref_=ast_author_dp

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lilachiever:
Lol. You want to check new product?
You have to make payment before you can even touch the seal.

Okay. How much?
I need it.

Emily22:
You think this is jiji market place

What do you mean? Is the location an issue or the process to check the product I ordered?

I can ask a friend help check if the location is the problem, but I'll pass if he'll not be allowed to check the product.

I'm sorry.

I need the Bison X10 Pro 4/128GB

I need the New Bison X10 pro. Location is Uyo. I will
check the product in an open place, then I'll pay.



Thank you!

I need the New Bison X pro. Location is Uyo. I will check the product in an open place, then pay.

Thank you!

https://www.nairaland.com/7335042/which-states-best-capital-cities#116702784
A counter thread...

Personally, I'd list Ikeja, Owerri, Portharcourt , Abuja, Kano and Uyo.
I've visited this cities and I think they're the best Nigeria has got!

Mention Yours!

This is a counter thread.

https://www.nairaland.com/7331448/which-state-worst-capital-nigeria

All hail the incoming Presido of the Federal republic!....

The phone is neat overall condition got me

Nice intros. But I prefer gbwhatsapp

By Oluwashina Okeleji
Sports Writer, Nigeria

The Nigeria squad are still waiting for the country's football federation (NFF) and Sports Ministry to settle outstanding debts from last month's Women's Africa Cup of Nations (Wafcon) and other training camps.

The Super Falcons boycotted training before their third-place play-off against Zambia, on 22 July, over the non-payment of both bonuses and allowances.

Each player is owed over $10,000, which includes win bonuses for their three victories en route to the semi-finals in Morocco.

The NFF insists the money will be paid soon, but one member of the squad said the players have been "told different lies".
"They said the money had been approved and will get to us in a few days' time - that was before the game against Zambia," the player told BBC Sport Africa.

"It's now gone from that to ridiculous excuses like wrong account numbers to network issues. The lies and disrespect clearly shows that they love to treat the women's team like the unwanted child.

"The Sports Ministry was always quick to celebrate our success with big statements, but since this money problem started they've been very quiet.
"Imagine if one of their own daughters was playing for Nigeria - would they treat her like that?"

BBC Sport Africa has contacted both the NFF and the Sports Ministry for comment.

Daily allowances while the team was in Morocco, totalling $2,800, and money for a pre-tournament camp in Abuja have been paid to the squad.

But along with their win bonuses in North Africa, Super Falcons players are yet to receive sums relating to trips to Austria and Canada as well as a bonus for beating Ivory Coast over two legs to qualify for the Wafcon finals.

Some players had feared they would not be paid after the tournament, but cut short their protest and finished fourth after losing 1-0 to the Copper Queens.

"The players should be getting the money this week because it's been processed," an NFF official told BBC Sport Africa on Wednesday.

Nigeria, nine-time African champions, qualified for the 2023 Women's World Cup by reaching the last four of this year's Wafcon, before then losing to hosts Morocco on penalties.

°Deja vu for Super Falcons

It is not the first time players of Africa's most successful women's side have protested over unpaid bonuses, with the Super Falcons involved in sit-in protests in hotels twice before at previous Wafcons.
The first came in South Africa in 2004 after the West Africans won the title, with another in 2016 in Abuja after claiming their eighth continental crown in Cameroon.

At the 2019 Women's World Cup in France, the players staged another sit-in protest over unpaid salaries and bonuses after their round of 16 elimination by Germany.

Each Nigeria player in Morocco is entitled to a $100 daily allowance and $6,000 for their two wins in the group stage.
Following a recent payment review, the players can also expect $5,000 for their quarter-final victory, but they missed out on proposed payments of $7,000 and $10,000 for potential victories in the semi-final and final respectively.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/africa/62421545

Instead of going to spend time with his grand kids or going for vacation....... He wants to rip the country dry...

See as e dey shake

God forbid BAT!