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trueorigin:
Hello fam!
Please someone should help me out: my phone's network usually goes off when I'm browsing and reloads any page I'm on.
Any solution to this?

Before you confirm it is a problem try another location for browsing it may be network . Are you using glo their network lately is something else

You people should leave this guy alone he is an indimie generation, do you people see the likes of Dangote exaggerating with their wealth. The only people who does this are the indimie generation and the 'money miss road'

And with your wealth in sum assured You claim, you lack it in knowledge...

Take it or leave it, I don't know him, not do I know you but if you feel you can raise your pen to smear his character, then someone else can stand and call you silly. That's what you are, Silly...[/quote]

They are mad for the untold hardships they are putting people through, this is the only bank I think don't have plan B to anything they are operating. I think it has not been taken over by our bad politicians

That's how s4 is

oladipo322:
it not coming out even after putting the pin into the small hole or will I have to press the pin by force?

If still you are unable to eject it look for phone repairer or expert to assist you.

oladipo322:
finally got my phone today but was charge #3552 @ custom fee

where did you buy it from, Jumia or....

I think govt want to desuade people from buying things directly from overseas

oladipo322:
Imagine no ear piece and please how do I insert my sim card

There is one pin like needle inside, use it to eject the train that is on your left if holding the phone I. e facing ths screen of the phone.

Totteham is running Chelsea over life is sweet.

Football with football age, this guy was my class mate at Edokpolor grammar school in Benin city Edo state. I am 42 this year 2018 and he is still claiming 36years. 1994 set

queenfav:
The op was right.. It's not worth it finally..Customs just billed me N8250 on Redmi note 5.The seller declared $40 as the value. Well, i am never ordering a phone or anything of value on aliexpress again. It makes no sense to wait for 3 weeks, then you are made to pay heavy duties on the item. It's better i buy from Jumia from henceforth. I am so pissed right now.
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My advise to anyone planning to order, just save yourself the stress and buy from the nairaland guys or jumia. With customs slapping random fees on phones, it's not just worth the wait! Anyways, na life lesson.

I have always told people, you buy anything from any online stores with no office in Nigeria you are OYO citizen. I am not desuading you not to buy but when you are confronted with issues in the hands of customs by then you will know kpuff kpuff can most times be better than bread. Nobody that does not like to buy the cheapest thing from abroad but custom duty is always there and it is compulsory because of international trade. Most of these guys are even evading the duties placed on most of these goods that's why when they are cut they pay heavily or the goods is seized completely, so I still prefer to buy from jumia because they have sorting hub in international Airport where they settle their differences and custom duties with custom. Let Aliexpress have an office in Nigeria that will not be too much for them to do because of the huge market in Nigeria and that will go along way to curb most of these bad esperiences

yusufidoko:
GOOD DAY HOUSE PLS ANY HERBAL REMEDY TO DE WORM BROILERS THANKS

Use ginger or dry paw paw seed add it to their feed or water

It just depends on what you like in a phone. Camera - good, processor-average, storage-good bactery-very good.. So it depends on what you value most in a phone.

I am seeing brats with running nose everywhere. Most people don't think with their brain but their anus. This is not how we started nairaland these indimie generation are turning everything childish and nairaland is no more interesting again.

CyberEBOLA:
MOST OF THEM LOOK POOR

So you use appearance to judge ones pocket. Indimie generation spotted. If you didn't know Dangote you would have say he is poor too. Some of these men are made ask about them, they can buy you

@seun thanks for the solution for the handpicking, I will add it to other solutions given above. The farm is just on 50by100. I would have love picking and eating the snails, but they are the smallest of the smallest.

Thanks for taking your time to proffer these solutions, I will try out some.

Pls great farmers in the house. How can I control or exterminate snail in my cucumber farm. Snail are eating up the cucumber fruits and the leaf. It is a problem now.
Pls your advice and solutions is needed.

When there is bakassi there is always peninsula

We can still do some calculation. A civil servant who receives 30k a month, in a year he receives 360,000. In his 35 years of service he receives 12,600,000. And one think this civil servant can even build one bedroom bungalow coupled with the huge family he is taking care of., I beg make una reasons well who nor fit reasons make e shut up. . This 12,600,000 is equivalent to half of what a senator collect a month and you want to justify that. In exchange rate That monthly money is not up to 100dallars couple with hyper inflation we have in the country. I beg make una park far. The 30k is not enough and people are saying they should reduce it. Thunder wen go fire them is doing press-up in Sambisa forest.

Dannychukz:
Maingate Ugbowo?

Yes it is MAINGATE ugbowo in Benin

DON'T BE YOUR BROTHER'S HELPER, IT IS A FRAUD. GOT TO ATM MACHINE AT MAINGATE,MET THIS TWO FELLAS. AS THEY NOTICED I WAS CLOSER ONE OF THEM WITHDRAW BACK AND THE OTHER WAS LOOKING FOR HIS ATM CARD IN HIS WALLET. I OVERHEARD HIM SAYING HE HAS FORGOTTEN HIS ATM CARD AT HOME, HE ASKED THE OTHER FELLAS IF HE HAS HIS OWN THERE, HE SAID HIS OWN GOT EXPIRED. HE WAS SAYING HE REALLY NEED TO USE THE MONEY, SURPRISINGLY HE TURNED TO ME THAT HE WANT TO TRANSFER MONEY TO MY ACCOUNT SO THAT I WILL WITHDRAW IT FOR HIM IMMEDIATELY. BROTHER BASE ON WHO I BE I KEPT QUIET EXPECTING HIM TO ASK ME AGAIN SO THAT I WILL SLAP HIM. AS HE NOTICED I KEPT MUTE BUSY WITH MY WITHDRAWER, AFTER A COUPLE OF MINUTES HE JUST WALK AWAY.

DON'T GIVE YOUR ACCOUNT NUMBER TO ANY PERSON. IF I HAD DONE THAT MY ACCOUNT WOULD HAVE BEEN STORED IN HIS PHONE AND ONLY GOD KNOW WHAT WOULD HAVE WENT ON WITH MY ACCOUNT AFTER WE MUST HAVE DEPARTED.

PLS SHARE FOR PEOPLE TO KNOW THEIR NEW TECHNIQUES.
THEY WON'T ALLOW THIS TO BE ON FP.

Pls those using glo on superd d1 and complain of network not fast I think you should try this. *#*#4636#*#* and select phone information. On phone information select lite/GSM auto and give us feed back if there is improvement.

Optionally:
But why does the phone gets so hot while charging

What I do when I notice this is to remove the USB cord from the phone for like 5-10 minutes and plug it back anyway I think when temperature around is high it also go high. And the phone sometimes get hot

If they are much I mean in bags contact hausa buyers or the market women to buy it, if not take them to fruits sellers at different junction to count them.

Check out ten ways that you may be accidentally damaging your smartphone, and figure out a few ways to stop the bumps and bruises before they result in a broken phone.

#1. Installing malware

One of the biggest misconceptions about smartphones is that you don’t have to worry about security with them nearly as much as you do with your computer. But that’s a myth, and downloading apps at random without doing your research is a great way to end up with malware on your device, according to www.cheatsheet.com.

Avoid downloading apps from third-party stores or clicking download links on suspicious websites, even if they show the icon and name of an app you think you can trust.

#2. Leaving your phone plugged in

It may not really be a problem to leave your phone plugged in for a couple of hours once it is charged completely, since devices can limit the power being transferred to the battery once that battery is fully charged.

But there is no benefit to continue to charge your phone after the battery reaches 100 per cent; leaving the device plugged in for long periods of time can generate excess heat and damage your phone. Another great way to damage your phone as you charge it is leaving the device plugged in when it is tucked under your pillow or even just sitting on top of your mattress. A smartphone heats up as it is charging, and if you don’t place it somewhere where that heat can dissipate, it can overheat.

#3. Allowing your phone to overheat

Speaking of overheating, your phone doesn’t have to be plugged in for the device to get too hot. It is relatively easy for your phone to overheat in strong sunlight.

And in some cases, a phone can get hot enough to shut down when left in direct sunlight, even in an air-conditioned room. The problem there is that excessive heat can damage the battery.

So, shielding your phone from the sun, turning it off if you have to leave it in a hot car, and otherwise keeping your device at a comfortable temperature is a good idea to prevent accidental damage.

#4. Dropping your phone, even if it’s in a case

A case won’t prevent you from dropping your phone (or knocking it off your desk or counter), and a drop can still damage your phone. Even if you don’t immediately see a shattered screen or a dented corner, it’s still possible that a fall has weakened your phone’s casing or damaged something inside the device. If you routinely drop your phone, the repeated impacts may be doing more damage than you think.

#5. Exposing your phone to liquids

Plenty of smartphones aren’t made to stand up to use in a rainstorm, and you should probably prevent yours from getting splashed at the pool.

But even encounters that seem innocuous can do damage to your phone, like setting it down on top of a wet bath towel. Your phone may incur damage when you use it with wet hands in the bathtub — even if you manage to avoid dropping it into the water.

#6. Keeping your phone on 24/7

Just like you turn your computer off when you aren’t using it, it is a good idea to shut your phone down at least occasionally to give it a rest. Leaving your phone on all the time burns through the life expectancy of its components more quickly than you would by shutting it off every occasionally.

Regularly shutting down your device, or even simply rebooting it, will help ensure that caches are cleared and that everything is running smoothly.

#7 Leaving your phone on the couch (or keeping it in your pocket)

Leaving your smartphone on the couch can be a bad idea. When you’re watching a game or just engrossed in a movie, it is easy to forget that your phone is sitting right next to you, just waiting to be dropped on the floor when you jump up (either for a popcorn break or to celebrate a goal). Even accidentally sitting on your phone can damage it.

The same argument could be made to advocate against keeping your phone in your pocket. If you repeatedly sit on your phone or routinely find it falling out of your pocket and clattering to the ground, then you should probably consider your habits.

#8. Filling up your phone's storage.
Keeping your phone packed full of apps and data will slow it down. And of course, if the memory is full, you won’t have any room to download a new app or store a new video. Deleting apps, browser data, and unused media can all help keep your phone performing well; avoiding the temptation to overload the memory will save you the frustration of the constant struggle for space.

#9. Being careless about plugging your phone into the charger.
Being careless about plugging your phone in to its charger is a great way to end up with a damaged port. Being rough or careless when you’re plugging your phone in is always a bad idea, since tiny ports are easy to ruin and major force is never necessary. From a scratched phone to a broken port, the outcome when you force the cable is never good.

#10. Using different phone accessories other than the manufacturer's
Do you know using different accessories like earpiece, chargers, pouch etc you are probably damaging your phone. Reason that no amount of fit the accessories may be, it cannot be 100% compatible with the phone you are using it on.

Like chargers that has different volt. You can't use 5volt charger for 3volt and expect it to charge without being hot.

Check out nine ways that you may be accidentally damaging your smartphone, and figure out a few ways to stop the bumps and bruises before they result in a broken phone.

#1. Installing malware

One of the biggest misconceptions about smartphones is that you don’t have to worry about security with them nearly as much as you do with your computer. But that’s a myth, and downloading apps at random without doing your research is a great way to end up with malware on your device, according to www.cheatsheet.com.

Avoid downloading apps from third-party stores or clicking download links on suspicious websites, even if they show the icon and name of an app you think you can trust.

#2. Leaving your phone plugged in

It may not really be a problem to leave your phone plugged in for a couple of hours once it is charged completely, since devices can limit the power being transferred to the battery once that battery is fully charged.

But there is no benefit to continue to charge your phone after the battery reaches 100 per cent; leaving the device plugged in for long periods of time can generate excess heat and damage your phone. Another great way to damage your phone as you charge it is leaving the device plugged in when it is tucked under your pillow or even just sitting on top of your mattress. A smartphone heats up as it is charging, and if you don’t place it somewhere where that heat can dissipate, it can overheat.

#3. Allowing your phone to overheat

Speaking of overheating, your phone doesn’t have to be plugged in for the device to get too hot. It is relatively easy for your phone to overheat in strong sunlight.

And in some cases, a phone can get hot enough to shut down when left in direct sunlight, even in an air-conditioned room. The problem there is that excessive heat can damage the battery.

So, shielding your phone from the sun, turning it off if you have to leave it in a hot car, and otherwise keeping your device at a comfortable temperature is a good idea to prevent accidental damage.

#4. Dropping your phone, even if it’s in a case

A case won’t prevent you from dropping your phone (or knocking it off your desk or counter), and a drop can still damage your phone. Even if you don’t immediately see a shattered screen or a dented corner, it’s still possible that a fall has weakened your phone’s casing or damaged something inside the device. If you routinely drop your phone, the repeated impacts may be doing more damage than you think.

#5. Exposing your phone to liquids

Plenty of smartphones aren’t made to stand up to use in a rainstorm, and you should probably prevent yours from getting splashed at the pool.

But even encounters that seem innocuous can do damage to your phone, like setting it down on top of a wet bath towel. Your phone may incur damage when you use it with wet hands in the bathtub — even if you manage to avoid dropping it into the water.

#6. Keeping your phone on 24/7

Just like you turn your computer off when you aren’t using it, it is a good idea to shut your phone down at least occasionally to give it a rest. Leaving your phone on all the time burns through the life expectancy of its components more quickly than you would by shutting it off every occasionally.

Regularly shutting down your device, or even simply rebooting it, will help ensure that caches are cleared and that everything is running smoothly.

#7 Leaving your phone on the couch (or keeping it in your pocket)

Leaving your smartphone on the couch can be a bad idea. When you’re watching a game or just engrossed in a movie, it is easy to forget that your phone is sitting right next to you, just waiting to be dropped on the floor when you jump up (either for a popcorn break or to celebrate a goal). Even accidentally sitting on your phone can damage it.

The same argument could be made to advocate against keeping your phone in your pocket. If you repeatedly sit on your phone or routinely find it falling out of your pocket and clattering to the ground, then you should probably consider your habits.

#8. Filling up your phone's storage.
Keeping your phone packed full of apps and data will slow it down. And of course, if the memory is full, you won’t have any room to download a new app or store a new video. Deleting apps, browser data, and unused media can all help keep your phone performing well; avoiding the temptation to overload the memory will save you the frustration of the constant struggle for space.

#9. Being careless about plugging your phone into the charger.

We can still do some calculation. A civil servant who receives 30k a month, in a year he receives 360,000. In his 35 years of service he receives 12,600,000. And one think this civil servant can even build one bedroom bungalow with it coupled with the huge family he is taking care., I beg make una reasons well who nor fit reasons make e shut up. . This 12,600,000 is equivalent to half of what a senator collect a month and you want to justify that. In exchange rate That monthly money is not up to 100dallars couple with hyper inflation we have in the country. I beg make una park far. The 30k is not enough and people are saying they should reduce it. Thunder wen go fire them is doing press-up in Sambisa forest.

Try and Uninstaller the prinstalled version b4 reinstalling the new version. Hope this will help?

Fowl pox: lime, Bitter leaf, palm oil black pepper

How to use: Scrape the lesion with blade and apply any one above.

Deworming of birds

Sundry pawpaw seed and gring
Add some quantity to their food and water.

Waffarianman:
FB Lite all the way.

Yes oooo. Lite it up!

Things You Probably Didn't Know You Can Do With Your Whatsapp


Did you know you could pin your important chats on the top in WhatsApp? Alternatively, that you can read WhatsApp message without informing the sender? Like these, there are several other nifty features/tricks/tips that can change the way you use the world’s most popular instant messaging app, according to www.gadgetsnow.com. Here is a list of the tricks

#1. Read WhatsApp message without informing the sender
To do this, scroll down to the notification plan and enable the flight mode on the smartphone. Once done, just open the WhatsApp chat and read the message. After reading the message, make sure that you close the app from the multi window so that it does not run in the background and synchronise you when online. After the complete process, remove the phone from flight mode.

#2. Share your live location
After rolling our live location sharing on Messenger, Facebook rolled out the feature on WhatsApp too. Once you share your live location with someone, he or she would be able to track wherever you go for the period you select. The three periods that can be selected are 15 minutes, one hour and eight hours.
To share your live location, open WhatsApp, tap on the ‘Attachment’ icon on the typing space bar and select ‘Location.’ Once you do this, you’ll get two options – ‘Share live location,’ and ‘Send your current location.’ Tap on the former option and select the period.

#3 ‘Unsend’ messages
Did you just send a wrong message to the wrong person on WhatsApp? You needn’t panic. There is still a way to delete it. Just select the message and press ‘Delete’ on the top bar which has other options like reply, mark star, copy, forward and information. Once you press ‘Delete,’ you’ll get two options – ‘Delete for me’ and ‘Delete for everyone’. Select the second one so that the recipient cannot read the message that you mistakenly sent them. However, you only get seven minutes to delete the message after you have sent it.

#4. Pin your chats
There are times when you want your most important chats on the top of your conversation list. Scrolling down through scores of messages to find that chat can be tedious. Not anymore. In a recent update, WhatsApp added this function. To pin a contact to the top of the list, you have to long press on the chat from that person and then press the ‘pin icon’ that appears right next to delete, mute and archive icons on the top of the page. As of now, only three contacts can be pinned to place them on top of the conversation list.

#5. Create GIFs
You can even create GIFS within WhatsApp and send it to your friends using videos that are saved on your smartphone.
Open the WhatsApp chat of the contact whom you want to send the GIF to. Click on the attach icon > Select Gallery > Go to videos. Select the video you wish to create in a GIF from. As soon as you do this, it will open up in the video editing section of WhatsApp. Here, you have to adjust the length of the video to six seconds or less, as WhatsApp does not support longer GIFS. Once the video length is less than six seconds, the option of converting it to a GIF will appear as a slider on top right. Now all you need to do is take the slider towards GIF, and you’re set.

#6. Editing images
What you can do here is doodle on pictures, and add text and emoticons on them before sending. Select attach > Go to gallery > Select the image you wish to share. Once you do this, the image will open in WhatsApp’s photo editor. On top right, you’ll see options of adding text, emoticons and doodle. You can resize and change colours of all three once you add them to your image.

#7. Format text
You can bold text on WhatsApp by starting it and following it with an asterisk ‘*’. Similarly, for italics, make sure the text is preceded and followed by an underscore sign ‘_’. You can also make your text appear struck off with Strikethrough. For that precede and follow it with tilde ‘~’.

#8. Chat in different languages

English is not the only language in which you can communicate on WhatsApp. If you ever want to type in a different language, open WhatsApp > Go to Settings > Select Chats > Click on App Language. You can then pick the language you wish to type in.
Add conversation shortcuts

Rather than opening WhatsApp and going to the chat of your favourite friend each time you want to talk to them, you can add a conversation shortcut on your home screen. Just long press on the conversation, click on three dot on top of the page and click ‘Add chat shortcut’.

#9. Customise notifications

WhatsApp can send you customised notifications contacts. Open the contact you wish to customise notifications for, click on the top bar, and select ‘Custom Notifications’.

#10. Suicide hotline numbers

WhatsApp actually has suicide hotline numbers. Just go to Settings > Help > FAQ > Security and Privacy. The second last option in the list that will drop down is ‘Global Suicide Hotline Resources.’

#11. Find out when your message has been read

If you want to know if someone has not read your message or they are simply ignoring you, just long press on the message you have sent and then select information icon ‘i’ on the top bar. You will get to know if your message has been read or not. However, you can only know the exact time your message has been read if the person does not turn read receipts and last seen off.

#12. Turn off read receipts

Chances are you already know about this one. You can turn off read receipts on WhatsApp by going to Settings > Selecting Account > Clicking on Privacy and then deselecting Read receipts.

#13. Turn off last seen

Do you feel that people getting to know when you last opened your WhatsApp is intrusive? You will be happy to know that WhatsApp lets you change that. Just go to Settings > Select Account > Click on Privacy > Choose Last Seen and then select the most suitable option.

#14. Switch off media auto-download

Almost on a daily basis, you perhaps receive a multitude of photos and videos on WhatsApp — half of them are actually not needed. You can manage what is downloaded out of all those “Good Morning, have a nice day” type of pictures and videos that you get on a regular basis.
Open WhatsApp, make sure you are seeing the main window – where all your chats are displayed. Tap the three vertical dots on the top right > Settings.

Now tap Chat settings > Media auto-download. You will see three options: When using cellular data, When connected on Wi-Fi and When roaming. Tap each one and disable auto-downloads by unchecking all three options – Images, Audio and Video.[right][/right]