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Who else noticed that the cockpit in the first image is missing some windows.

MizMyColi:
Waaowuuu
Tell me something I don't know

Facing fierce market competition, TRANSSION uses a multi-brand strategy, launching different brands at different time phases based on the situation of target markets and the various consumers' needs.

Currently, TRANSSION owns three mobile brands, TECNO, itel and Infinix. Its brand portfolio also comprises Carlcare for after-sales services, Oraimo for mobile accessories and Syinix for home appliance. TRANSSION also owns a mobile internet company, Afmobi, which houses a quick search website

www.af1234.com, a news portal site
www.helloAf.com, an APP store Palmplay and an instant messaging tool Palmchat.

http://www.transsion.com/en/mobile/

That's straight from their website.

FitnessDoctor:
Thank you so much.
I followed it up and its about those electronic currencies which I have promised myself to desist from. I look forward to a better one

You're welcome.

Billyzone4:
they are owned by the same company does not mean that they are in the same headquarters or branches. They are just subsidiaries with their own headquarters and branches with different facilities, properties process CEO, CFO, Cook and employees. They are not the same.

That's what you think. Tecno L8 has more than just a passing resemblance to Itel 11 6 and many more of their products are like that.

MizMyColi:


I trust my people.
They can't dull.

Though I do not see any reason for comparison...I think this is Tecno's response to Infinix's Smart Series.

I'm impressed at the specs and design.
I am always impressed by Tecno's smartphone designs because of the premium look and feel.

This series reminds me of that my W4 that was fapped. I hope the performance will be far better....and price too.

If it is, I will buy it too.
Cos sko sko is doing this my iphone nowadays.

Don't fall for that Tecno Spark -- Infinix Smart crap. Tecno, Infinix, Itel, Carlcare, Araimo and 3C Hub are all owned by the same company, Transsion Holdings.

FitnessDoctor:
Seems like registration is closed...

If you know about any more events that bring entrepreneurs together like this. could you please inform me?

Hi, check this out. https://techpoint.ng/2017/08/07/weekly-tech-events-32-kantar-fintech-summit-tedx-yaba-others/

There's TedX at Yaba o August 19 and few others.

madgoat:
Hmmmm.... Nothing new in what the OP said. Basically he is trying to drive traffic to his blog and also selling his ebook there.... Thats the exact way to make money online.. . I think we all need to learn from his 'business method'
Just imagine if 100 nairalanders buy his ebook of 3K... Thats N300, 000 effortless cool cash into his pocket and he has not even clicked on the so-called fiver we the nairalanders will struggle to do

Hahaha. I can see that too. This is a marketing post, it has no actionable value.

sconp:
okay thanks

You're welcome.

sconp:
@mobsync you once contacted a lady from nl to help reopen and verify your limited PayPal. Was she able to do it?

Nah, I was trying to raise money for it before I forgot about it. It's weird but you just reminded me.

seunny4lif:
NK dey well armed pass Nigeria

Sure. North Korea, like most other heavily armed countries, is a under a constant threat of war and also has another state under its constant threat of war. So it's normal that it's heavily armed.

This is good. I never knew NAF Regiment were this trained.

gemale:
It's a commendable move that other nations have since embraced. Each branch of armed forces should have a certain degree of self sufficiency in combat matters. A shining example is the united states armed forces. The army has its own air corps, the navy has the marine corps, which is an amphibious mini branch, the SEALs for special operations & air units that fly both fixed & rotary winged aircrafts. However, the publicity is what i frown at. Special operations isn't something you go about announcing. Training should be conducted as covertly as combat ops are. The only people entitled to know are the necessary participants, organizers trainers. Even the trainees should only be alerted when they report. Also, the training emphasis should have included the ability of the successful participants to retrain others. We can't keep calling foreign mercenaries to train our military. It's not only shameful but dangerous.

You are very right. The US Army maintains its own helicopters, few transport planes and even amphibious landing crafts. The US Navy too has its own air wing that fly fighter jets and a partially independent Army (the Marines), which also has its own fighter jets and helicopters. All military units and even the CIA fly reconnaissance airplanes and drones. This gives them self sufficiency and they do not always have to wait for other arms to the military to cover their behinds.

The Nigerian military also needs to know when to talk and when to keep quiet. This sort of information should not be divulged, at least, not at this time because BH and other criminal elements could attack them during training.

pautex:
They are now Land Forces. Where are the Jet Fighters/Bombers? are they not suppose to carry out the training on the air as China and the rest does. Our things are always different.

seunny4lif:
Air-force officers without Fighter's jets
That one no be army officers

All NAF are now army officers

seunny4lif:
You said US Marine corps are Navy and they are always with the Naval but Nigeria case is diff.
Almostly all Nigeria armed force are now be converted to Army officers
No much diff btw them

The Nigerian Air Force flies attack jets and helicopters even though the profile of the jets are not really impressive.

However, even if they have high-end jets, they will still need high-end personnel to defend their bases. NAF Regiment was formed after Boko Haram attacked NAF base in Maiduguri sometimes in 2013/2014 when they destroyed some aircrafts on the ground.

Today, I don't know if the Army still has men in Air Force bases in the north but I know that members of the Armed Forces Special Forces (AFSF), a tri-service unit made men and officers from the Army, Navy and Air Force are present in Air Force bases in the north.

Or do you expect the Air Force to depend on the Army to protect their air assets. They have to do it themselves.

You should know that in warfare, the infantry forms the backbone of every military unit, which is why all military personnel are trained in infantry tactics. Cameroon and Chad for instance, do not have armored tanks but they have the infantry. Please, let's appreciate the men and officers of the Nigerian Armed Forces. Warfare is no joke. If we do not appreciate them, who will?