Jmlsm:
well as u can see, action and reaction are equal and opposite. Nobody have right or power to stop northerners from avenging your brothers u kill in the north. Your fight is with the Fulanis and u also know where to meet them (bushes and forest) but then you cowardly choose Hausas to kill, after they give your brothers place to live and do business. BUT then Hausas are not going to avenge now

InvestingExpert:
I see so many people choose camera quality as a reason for buying a phone while others choose storage

what is your reason for buying phone.

storage or camera

Mine is storage since I rarely take pictures

what about you?

kendrick93:
It's over 400k, with that amount you could get the Samsung s21

ArticleBeast:
Bunch of black arguing over what their white slave masters produced. Calling each other names over items they spent their hard earned money to purchase. We need to be recolonized again

OneKinGuy:
The phone is super dope. I just wished they used a Flat display on it.

DubaiLandLord:
The most intelligent black tribe with the poorest state in the southern part of Nigeria.

Theanyanwu:
This phone is good but way too expensive for the average Nigerian

makermix1:
does it not look like d iphone own or not, why things dey always pain people like this, yes or no u self look am doesn't it look like it?

NEROSKY:



To me both camera shoots great photos, in different scenarios, one might be better here and bad at other, in general terms mi 11 gives you alot of options to play with , you don't need a photo or video editing app.. Everything you need is on the phone - I'm not going to talk down on the 11 pro max, because it has good camera but Mi 11 should be compared with 12 Pro max not 11, most importantly, personally, apple products are not for me.. Currently it's xiaomi or nothing, but note this, outside mi 11 ultra & Pro, Samsung S21 ultra beats every smartphone in the market, in every category

makermix1:
did the apple wallpaper come with it, awan copy copy phone company

varnaija:

have only got 25 - 28k for it thats why

victorix:



You fell for his trap. This is what he wanted. He made the last statement so he could cause controversy. His last statement is the main aim of this thread. He just used the Samsung and iPhone stuff to cover up. He is an aggressive tecno marketer who is paid 15k to do their dirty job. Who dash am 230k? You could have saved your strength if you checked his profile.

LegalRambles:
Which one is better

My budget 230 max

I'm considering a brand new S10plus- 225

Or

A brand new A52 and buds live -210

Or

A UK used iPhone 11, but the size and LCD screen is putting me off. But the hype around using an iPhone is exciting. -225

Or

Brand new iPhone X -220

N.B: yeah I know I hype infinix but don't recommend infinix here. Before Xiaomi Marketers enter, don't recommend Xiaomi here also. None of the phones mentioned is their mate.

ikllbrokehoes:
Samsung always, my S21 is always giving me joy. it's Samsung for me forever. though xiaomi isn't bad too. I've used the xiaomi mi 9 and I like it, but I still love my Sammy.

vitex088:
please someone should tell me how to track my iphone and samsung or any help if you have had same issues and it was ressolve

thepoweruser:
Who ever said that manufacturing chipsets is an easy thing?
I sincerely appreciate the @OP's concern with this but one has to pull his/her head from the clouds.
First of all, chip manufacturing is nothing to see as a joke. Remember China's pride (Huawei) were banned from using US chip resources. China is investing heavily into companies like SMIC to produce chips on 14nm, which is regarded as semi-obsolescent. If China has difficulty in producing world-class SoCs, how will ordinary Nigeria be able to start?
Secondly, even Intel, (a.k.a. Chipzilla) is finding it difficult to produce 10nm in adequate quantities, and this is a company commonly regarded to have the most advanced foundaries on the planet, and with the support of the USA, to boot!
Third, so many of the things that make semiconductors so incredibly advanced are buried under the weight of patents. I mean, look at Qualcomm's activities. So, even if you wanted to copy, how the hell would you make it work?
Finally, let's assume that you managed to scale through these enormous obstacles, and then managed to get support from investors. How about support from Nigeria and Nigerians? Okay, I'll give you the people. Government, nko? Dem go give you regular electricity supply? Dem go give you favourable government policies and subsidies? Shey dem go helep you with fresh cooling water supplies? (If there is one thing that semiconductor foundaries need, it is fresh cooling water). Importing raw materials, too? Dem go make am easier?
And one more thing. So far, India has started development on their own chipset, based on RISC-V. Great milestone, but it won't garner much attention outside blog and media articles. And if you want to use contracts (you wanna go fabless?) please remember that TSMC has it's orders for 5nm crammed to the gills by Apple, and only them have developed cutting edge 3nm fabricators, and Apple sef don swallow all dose ones join. You won't even be able to afford their 14nm contracts even if Dangote and all of Nigeria's richest were supporting your ambitious venture. So you'd have to settle for, at best 24nm, which no one in 2021 gives two hoots about.
Think am.

meobizy:
If such is going to happen, it will come from South Africa, Kenya or Rwanda. Those seem the only African countries with clear paths in innovation which will benefit future generations.


Even if the commodity is sold at a cent per barrel, companies will still make serious profit. The world has used oil for trade for so long now that, although economies will feel the pinch, the manufacturers and many players in the logistics channel will continue smiling to the bank.


Not even in the next fifty years is this possible. Cheaper prices mean a lot of small players can join the business.


Which are slated to go mainstream in 2050 (electric cars) and 2045 (alternative energy sources). Oil is going nowhere, sadly.


An all too familiar song majority of our leaders are deaf to. I don’t think we can kick the status quo. We will elevate from our current level to a better one, yet remain fifty years behind developed nations.

donbachi:
With all dis plantain chips wey full everywhere.

xProfx:
Who says Africans aren't producing chips? Different types of chips, even Intel and AMD can't contest!

xProfx:
Africa is still battling hunger and lack of infrastructure, most of its political leaders have no idea about tech or manufacturing... They are still looting even when the entire continent is in debts.

They should fix electricity first before thinking of battling tech companies in China, EU and America.

chukwuaustin:
no need for plenty talk... If u are sure that he is of fulani blood.. it simple tell Kanu to accept the challenge.... Mbok.... If you don't !!then it's true that Kanu is not an Igbo Man
#DNAtest

chukwuaustin:
Expired talk do the DNA test simple or are you afraid