Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by mindtricks: 3:23pm On Apr 20, 2019 |
yungsmart: Are you reliable because I am a very deadly person, how much you want sell am You are taking your fears too far my dear. Take a chill pill, you are in safe hands. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by mindtricks: 1:49pm On Apr 20, 2019 |
Jidibia: I don't even password my phone anymore so that when its stolen, I can track it at the police CID unit. Heheheh. You ehn.  |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by mindtricks: 1:26pm On Apr 20, 2019 |
Repairguru: I seel xiaomi product accessories and also repair. I have the touch pad, screen, battery in stock .you can contact me on WhatsApp 08082409934 LMAO! Here we go again.  |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by mindtricks: 1:17pm On Apr 20, 2019 |
LEGITLAYO: Good evening guys . I bought 2 xiaomi phones in a space of 7 months , the first one was stolen in October last year , I got another in November which was stolen just today in computer village . . I'm distraught now . I've taken some measures sha , tried locking the phone and wiping it via mi cloud. The request has been sent but I dunno when it'll take effect . Probably when the person puts on the data . Buddy, please can you give this a try and let's see how it goes. Jidibia: Just go to police headquarter (CID UNIT) with the stolen phone carton. They will do the needful no matter how long it may take. Your friend's phone will be back. But its not free o. I paid 10k when I tracked my friend's gionee A1. But we got the phone back. Good luck. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by mindtricks: 10:41am On Apr 20, 2019 |
bagger293: But I use screen guard all the time.. The longest time I have spent so far without a screen protector was 4 hours I think... I think I got a solution on xda, by turning off Miui optimisation in developer options Nice one. |
Crime › Re: Soldier Rescues Man In Benin, As SARS Tried Extorting Him For Having Dreadlocks by mindtricks: 9:34am On Apr 20, 2019 |
jom28gy: Can a soldier man saved the man from sars,exept they just leave him Hmm. They'd had left the man, with the soldier being involved, cos if things got really messier, we might be looking at a situation where soldiers launched lethal assaults at SARS offices, which the SARS officers involved will be done for at end of the day. Reminds me what Navy did to them in Lagos. People thought there was war of some sort. After that they were tamed. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by mindtricks: 7:58am On Apr 20, 2019 |
Alamala1: hi guys please ive been trying fervently to fix the screen of my RN5 but cant just see where to get it done im based in Ibadan and i tried contacting protein0 but still didnt get a reply, abeg anyone know where i can get this done If you have bought the screen, diligently look for any good phone engineer in your locality who has experience in repair high end phones like Samsung and the likes to assist you. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by mindtricks: 7:40am On Apr 20, 2019 |
sanandreas: Please can one pick up an item from the post office on Saturday? I doubt. They only offer skeletal services Saturdays, which pick up is not part of. Alternatively you can send a friend if you are busy week days. |
Crime › Re: 23 Nigerians On Death Row In Saudi Arabia (Full Names) by mindtricks: 6:09am On Apr 20, 2019 |
ExcelDeBaron: Is that all you have to say? Are you people no longer checking names?
This has finally put to the Grave the very myopic idea and notion that "IGBOS PUSH DRUGS AND ITS EXCLUSIVE TO THEM". Look at that list very well. Its full of names from the West and the North. You can see that some Nigerians have crime embedded in there DNA and its not an Igbo thing. Go to Sahara reporters page and see some Yorubas there pretending to be preachers. Many are saying "Things are hard under Buhari and we have to survive"..... "Crime is not a tribal thing". Hypocrisy raised to power 100!
Oh.... I now understand why the Federal government is pushing for there release. Because its not an exclusive list of Igbos? What about Igbos in prison in Thailand? South Africa? Malaysia? Nigerians can now see that we are our own enemies. While we are here battling ourselves and imploding, our brothers out there are on death row! To be executed with huge matchetes! Does the matchete know Hausa? Does the Matchete know Yoruba? Does the matchete know Igbo? The Matchete only knows " USELESS NIGERIANS COMING TO OUR COUNTRY TO SPOIL IT. I WILL CUT THERE HEAD." Let me repeat it again... "ITS DEATH BY BEHEADING. THERE HEAD WILL BE DECAPITATED AND SEPARATED FROM THERE BODIES!"
Last but not Least (Coz I have a lot to say); " WHERE IS THAT USELESS AND HEARTLESS WOMAN CALLED ABIKE DABIRI? A CRIMINAL AND SHAMELESS WOMAN WHO DOES NOT KNOW THAT SHE IS A MINISTER AND SHOULD BE PROMOTING PEACE! She was the first person to publish the names of Igbos on a platter of gold on Twitter. Why has she gone numb on this one? Oh... I remember vividly... These ones are Humans and not destroying our nation. Igbos are the evil ones and should be executed!!
But I do know there are sensible Hausas, Yorubas and other tribes who sees beyond tribe and know that its a national shame. I know because I have met them. God bless the people of Nigeria. I won't say God bless Nigeria because I don't like this country. This is a jungle and not a nation. You broke my heart by the truth that you spoke. Our myopic divisiveness, our doom! |
Crime › Re: 23 Nigerians On Death Row In Saudi Arabia (Full Names) by mindtricks: 6:02am On Apr 20, 2019 |
Officialgarri: Stupid thread. How possible is this that the list will be void of other tribes. Just Yorubas and possibly a northerner.
I call on the mods to close this stupid thread right away.  Sad to know more Nigerians to die. For your concern, I think it's the Muslim connection, my dear. Those are tribe well known to be Muslims and they tend to go to Saudi the holy land. Needless sounding like someone filtered the list. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by mindtricks: 5:50pm On Apr 19, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Anambra Removes Over 100 Beggars & Mentally Challenged Persons From The Streets by mindtricks: 9:24am On Apr 17, 2019 |
OMANBALA1: First of all , out of all the "deported" either one or two were from Anambra ,the rest were from Akwaibom,Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo. But, assuming you actually contacted Anambra state government and you didn't get a response you have no right nor power to move citizens of Nigeria to a random location and abandoned them there! You are supposed to actually find out were they are from and make concrete effort to reunite them with their families. And if you couldn't fetch a useful information you must keep them until you resolve the problem. Not too many people still have this kind of sound reasoning. Those who tag our naija jungle are not far from the truth. |
Technology Market › Re: Resolved by mindtricks: 8:45am On Apr 17, 2019 |
nymphomaniac: Why do scammers add Christ to their name? Adebayo come and say your part, let us hear from you. Clear your name or forever be on the run. To seal any pending room for unsuspecting victims finding out. When "Christ" is added to their names, they appear like they won't hurt a fly. |
Politics › Re: Buhar's Government Has Failed Nigerians - Northern Elders by mindtricks: 5:25am On Apr 16, 2019 |
Whatever, we are stuck with this for fresh 4 years. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by mindtricks: 10:41pm On Apr 14, 2019 |
macbeyland: wasn't bought off aliexpress or alibaba K. I see. Thanks for the detailed info. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by mindtricks: 8:35pm On Apr 14, 2019 |
macbeyland: Difference between the Original and Copy Version of the Xiaomi 2c 20,000mah power bank based on test carried out by me.
So on Friday, I finally laid my hands on the copy version of xiaomi 2c 20,000mah power bank which a Chinese supplier sent to me instead of the original.
VERDICT Overall, I think the copy brand doesn't perform as well as the original especially in power retention. I might be wrong though. However, I believe you get value for what you pay if you buy it from 6 thousand naira and below. How about opening a dispute, returning it, or you already knew before hand? |
Education › Re: Is Studying Engineering In Nigeria A Scam? by mindtricks: 8:21pm On Apr 14, 2019 |
wirinet: Still the same excuses. How is the government making it hard for engineering to thrive? You mean, you design and engineering solution to one of the numerous engineering challenge we have in Nigeria and the government banned you? I had a friend who dropped out of year one from elect/elect department in Ife and started building LED signage. He took his product to Alaba to demonstrate to guys selling such imported items. He started getting orders. I borrowed him money to start business. He did very well and now he is out of the country. This was far back in early 2000s, when Internet was still a novelty in Nigeria. There are many companies with numerous engineering challenges and nobody to solve them. They have to import engineers from outside Nigeria to help repair and service their industrial equipments. Quite inspiring. |
Politics › Re: Insecurity: SERAP Writes Buhari, 36 Governors, Seeks Disclosure Of Spending..... by mindtricks: 7:18pm On Apr 14, 2019 |
If truly people of integrity maybe we could have expected such kind of transparency, but not these lot. |
Politics › Re: We Will Not Rest Until The Remaining Girls Are Back - President Buhari by mindtricks: 7:06pm On Apr 14, 2019 |
Rhetorics. Really will be amazing to see this happen. |
Crime › Re: Robber Burnt To Death In Aba By Mob After Being Abandoned During Operation by mindtricks: 7:04pm On Apr 14, 2019 |
JasonScoolari: This is pure wickedness and gross stupidity...
Yes, I know how deadly these robbers can be and I have been a victim of their attack along Umungasi road, BUT this jungle justice is way too barbaric and inhumane.
The Abia State Police should get all those involved arrested.
Pictures like this reminds me of the 4 innocent souls that lost their lives at Aluu community in Port Harcourt. If govt lacks capacity to arrest/tame the robbers, how will they find capacity to contain jungle justice? The system is not working, hence people resorted to self-help. If ease of robbing and going scot-free is not tackled, I wonder how effectively they can handle such reactionary moves. |
Education › Re: Is Studying Engineering In Nigeria A Scam? by mindtricks: 5:31pm On Apr 14, 2019 |
vezycash: What you just said is similar to this:
My [father, mother, aunty, uncle, neighbor, or teacher] molested me as a child. Despite that, I worked hard and now work at [NASA, CBN, Toyota, Dangote...]
So people who see this molestation survivor story will conclude that molestation makes people successful?
Besides, your Norther brother story does not add up. You didn't mention the year they traveled. 1970, 1980? Cos it's gotten increasingly difficult. You also didn't how rich their fathers are. You also didn't state if they just got the job based on their Nigerian qualifications ALONE or if they went back to school.
Soyinka supposedly got 3rd class in Nigeria, went out and redid his university education. So his Nigerian schooling made him who he is today?!
Yes - you are absolutely right. The level of laziness repulses me on so many levels. The use of internet for absolute nonsense is appalling. However, people typically respond - not to words but to action and incentives.
And by this i mean, in many Nigerian universities, it's an open secret that what you read doesn't matter in the least. It's buying handouts, lecturer text books, and sending your appreciation money a.k.a. sorting that really matters.
So can we really blame the kids? I say this because I studied both here in Nigeria and Ghana. First year Nigerian students in Ghana didn't read. They assumed that they would fail regardless of their efforts. By their 3rd semester, the change was stark. They read more, listened more in class and consequently did way better than they did in this country.
Incentives like I mentioned earlier go a long way. We are in a country where your pali - the certificate is what matters the most. What's in your head is a secondary, or tertiary concern.
I'm a life long learner. You can check my previous posts, I own over 8000 udemy courses. However, employers really don't care.
I interviewed in a place at Ikeja where I told them learning was my hobby. And was flat out told, it's irrelevant to their operations. Did another interview at lekki and was told that I was lying about the number of skills I possessed - content writing, marketing, web design, fast typing, graphics design. They were unfazed even after demonstrating a bit of my web design, writing, and typing skills on the spot.
The koko is that our society doesn't value knowledge, skill - else the person who actually knows the job would earn less than someone who is useless but has a degree.
Until this changes, oga, you're preaching to the air. Making a lot of sense bro. |
Education › Re: Is Studying Engineering In Nigeria A Scam? by mindtricks: 12:20pm On Apr 14, 2019 |
quickly: Even abroad will not teach you engineering,it’s self taught. You have to be passionate about acquiring practical skills and not regurgitating theory. Very true. But you sure do have the right atmosphere to flourish in that line. |
Education › Re: Is Studying Engineering In Nigeria A Scam? by mindtricks: 11:52am On Apr 14, 2019 |
Dothraki: read my article very well brother, when you go on internship, you work as a maintenance engineer. Nigeria graduate does nothing other than to ensure that machine run smoothly.. when they need engineers to modify existing design or change the system, these companies hire foreigners... Most of the design team of innoson motors are Asians..
Nigeria system give us ABSOLUTELY ZERO chance to actually practise what we have learned. What is the point of acquiring so much theories if we are never going to use it. Isn't that a mockery of ourself? But it's no brainer. Same disease of directionlessness of leadership bedevilling the country, our institutions are not immune. Any serious minded person who has the resources should most certainly seek good education abroad. |
Phones › Re: Xiaomi Phones, Other Products Set To Launch In Nigeria by mindtricks: 9:49am On Apr 14, 2019 |
bravesoul247: and you think when they launch in Nigeria, you'll probably get them for the same price as you normally buy before abi? My dear chillax and enjoy the ride. You very know interesting times ahead. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by mindtricks: 9:15pm On Apr 13, 2019 |
Babaty87: Please, how can I get redmi note 4x glass? My screen glass just got broken after it fell from my hand . Please note : I'm not talking about tempered glass . It's the real screen but the touch is responsive and working normally as I'm using it to type this message. please help a brother .I ain't happy as the screen looks likes. True Advice. Replacement are never as solid as follow come. |
Phones › Re: Xiaomi Phones, Other Products Set To Launch In Nigeria by mindtricks: 2:17pm On Apr 13, 2019 |
Sh*t is real. Game up for all those crappy devices, poor Tecno & co. Now, it's either they shape up or of course, they ship out! |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by mindtricks: 9:39am On Apr 13, 2019 |
Repairguru: the battery is bad. it will not power up. I sale xiaomi product accessories like battery, touch pad,screen etc contact me on WhatsApp 08082409934 Hmm!  |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by mindtricks: 7:51pm On Apr 12, 2019 |
busuyi44: Macbeyland did you answer all these questions correctly? I believe they will need you to answer correctly a good number of them, but certainly not all. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by mindtricks: 7:47pm On Apr 12, 2019 |
yak: I started using my mtn line in 2006. till date, am still using it; have lost the sim pack but I managed to copy the PUK on the back side of my Bible and its always safe. that Bible hardly go out as its very Big. That is what I call the book of life!  |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by mindtricks: 12:59pm On Apr 12, 2019 |
2kurupt: See that's why I said the financial crimes enforcement agennithcies EFCC, ICPC are overwhelmed or just don't want to do their jobs. Since every account is now tied to a BVN owned by a walk-in customer then getting a warrant to flag the recipient's account, tracking and getting the person arrested shouldn't be as hard as rocket science.
But then the EFCC is just an extension of the Nigerian police which speaks volumes on their level of efficiency and professionalism in carrying out simple tasks. You said it all. Why many of us are so pained kind of country, kind of system we run. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by mindtricks: 12:43pm On Apr 12, 2019 |
saintkenny: I just did. A line of caution though! If you're activating it for the first time on Airtel SIM, Keep your PUK number nearby for which you might need your SIM pack. This almost cost me an important call just now.
Shalom Yes of course. Securing your SIM Pack, puk & serial numbers arew equally important. They are strong proof of ownership of your line. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by mindtricks: 12:39pm On Apr 12, 2019 |
OCTAVO: I think it's now advisable to be using sim lock. It has always been. It's been rather baffling how many choose not to. |