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Steve0979:E don show? |
R3zmo:Thank you. How much do you think the a54/a55 would cost? Or would you advise I go for the iphone? |
Dstixx:I'm in the same shoe with you. Someone suggested I buy Samsung a54 or a55. Another suggested a Google Pixel 7pro. I'm just confused as I have an offer for a 12 promax but I don't want to go the iOS way. |
Good day guys. I've been using low end android (Infinix smart 5) and I want to move to a flagship as my last encounter with a one was days of Samsung S8. I'm particularly curious and have read online reviews on the Samsung S21 Ultra but I'm scared of screen issues. I don't want to go iOS way and I don't know anything about Google pixels untill someone mentioned it on Samsung thread. Pls would you advise I take the leap to a pixel or I go the Samsung way? How has been your experience with flagships when it comes to battery health and overheating? Or is there any device you'll recommend for me? Note: I'm a moderately heavy user as I get not less than 10hrs screen time daily, but strictly social media apps and chrome. Might edit a document or two once in a while also. My budget is 400k. |
Good day Pixel lovers. I've been using low end androids (Infinix, Tecno) and I want to move to a flagship as my last encounter with a one was days of Samsung S8. I'm particularly curious and have read online reviews on the Samsung S21 Ultra but I'm scared of screen issues. I don't want to go iOS way and I don't know anything about Google pixels untill someone mentioned it on Samsung thread. Pls would you advise I take the leap to a pixel? How has been your experience with battery health and overheating? If I should, which would you recommend I go for. Note: I'm a moderately heavy user as I get not less than 10hrs screen time daily, but strictly social media apps and chrome. Might edit a document or two once in a while also. My budget is 400k. |
iamoyindamola:Gracias |
iamoyindamola:Thanks bro. I appreciate. Have you tried iphones? If yes, what's the experience side by side your Galaxy? |
iamoyindamola:Thank you so much for your response. Can I get a brand new of those ones with my budget or it's still UK used? Do I get same flagship experience with them? Do they pose less screen wahala when compared the the s series? How about camera quality? And How easy would it be for me to trade them in if I want to upgrade ? Thanks |
Good day Samsung lovers. I've been using low end androids (Infinix, Tecno) and I want to go back to flagship Samsung as my last encounter with a Sammy was days of S8. I'm particularly curious and have read online reviews on the S21 Ultra but I'm scared of screen issues. I don't want to go iOS way and I haven't received much positives on Google pixels. Pls would you advise I take the leap? How do I avoid getting caught in screen wahala? Between the s21 ultra and the s24 FE, which would you suggest with less likelihood of screen going bad? Note: I'm a moderately heavy user as I get not less than 10hrs screen time daily, but strictly social media apps and chrome. Might edit a document or two once in a while also. My budget is 400k. |
Ex-Legislative Aide Jailed Eight Years for N120.5m Employment Scam in Abuja The Ilorin Zonal Directorate of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Monday, September 22, 2025, secured the conviction and sentence of a former legislative aide and banker, Mr. Goni Yilkan, for offences bordering on obtaining by false pretence to the tune of N120.5 million before Justice F. E Messiri of the Federal Capital Territory High Court sitting in Jabi, Abuja. Yilkan, who hails from Nguru, Yobe State, was found guilty on a two-count charge of obtaining money by false pretence, contrary to Section 1(1)(a) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences Act, 2006, and punishable under Section 1(3) of the same Act, and consequently sentenced to eight years imprisonment without option of fine. The convict was arraigned alongside one Mohammed Adamu in October 2023, following investigations into a petitioner's claims of being defrauded by the convict. According to the petitioner, Yilkan deceived her between 2020 and 2021 into believing that he had the capacity to secure employment slots in government agencies such as the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), and Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC). On this strength, the petitioner collected varying sums of money from over 60 jobseekers, amounting to N120,580,550.00 (One Hundred and Twenty Million, Five Hundred and Eighty Thousand, Five Hundred and Fifty Naira), which she allegedly remitted to the convict. However, the purported employment offers never materialized, prompting Bello to petition the EFCC. One of the charges read: “That you, Mohammed Goni Yilkan, Mohammed Adamu and others at large between 3rd January 2020 and December 2021 in Abuja within the jurisdiction of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory with intent to defraud obtained the sum of N120, 580, 550 (One Hundred and Twenty Million, Five Hundred and Eighty Thousand, Five Hundred and Fifty Naira) from Mrs. Hindatu Bello under the false pretence that you had the capacity to secure jobs for her candidates in various Ministries, Departments and Agencies of the Federal Government of Nigeria which pretence you knew to be false and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 1(1)(a) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences Act, 2006 and punishable under Section 1(3) of the same Act.” In the course of the trial, the prosecution, led by Cosmas Ugwu, called six witnesses and tendered documentary evidence, while the defence, led by J.A. Oguche, presented two witnesses, including Yilkan himself. In his judgment, Justice Messiri held that the prosecution had proved its case beyond reasonable doubt, convicted Yilkan, but discharged and acquitted his co-defendant, Adamu. The judge further sentenced Yilkan to eight years’ imprisonment without an option of fine. Yilkan’s journey to the Correctional Centre began when he collected the sum of N120.5million from desperate job seekers in the guise of offering them slots of employment. He neither offered them the jobs nor returned their money to them. |
jchioma:They'll soon forcefully retire him or dismiss him on some trump up charges. |
RaySimran:I wonder |
The6thAustralia:Where did the better investigation lead when suspect has been discharged and acquitted on the orders of the current IGP? |
The illegal IGP might go down as the most scandalous and useless IGP in the history of the NPF. |
Rift in Nigerian police as AIG petitions IGP Egbetokun to US Embassy for withdrawing case against Indian who raped American citizen An Assistant Inspector General of Police, AIG Abduyari Lafia, has petitioned the United States Ambassador to Nigeria, Richard Mills, accusing the Inspector General of Police, IGP, Kayode Egbetokun, of shielding an Indian national, Kumar Gurav, alleged to have raped an American citizen in Benue State. In the petition dated August 1 and titled “How IGP Kayode Egbetokun shielded a suspect in a case of rape against American citizen,” Mr Lafia alleged that the case, which was earlier established against Mr Gurav, was abruptly withdrawn from court on the orders of the IGP. According to him, the matter was first reported in April 2023 to the then IGP, Usman Baba Alkali, after Ms Malory Henry, a U.S. citizen on assignment in Makurdi, accused her colleague, Mr Gurav—an Assistant Manager with Olam Rice Nigeria—of drugging and raping her at his residence on March 30, 2023. Mr Lafia said medical examination confirmed the assault, leading to the suspect’s arrest and arraignment on May 12, 2023, at the Benue High Court (Suit No: MHC/42C/2023). He added that the suspect, confronted with overwhelming evidence, attempted to bribe investigators with N100 million, an offer he rejected outright. However, upon assuming office, Mr Egbetokun allegedly directed that the case be withdrawn, “for further investigation.” On July 26, 2024, prosecutors informed the court of the IGP’s directive, leading to the eventual discharge and acquittal of the defendant without entering a defence. “The prosecutor, ASP Edwin Ochayi, who diligently handled the case, was transferred to Niger State as punishment, while my promotion was blocked to silence me,” Mr Lafia stated in the petition. He alleged that instead of being commended for rejecting the bribe and pursuing justice, he and the prosecutor were victimised. Mr Lafia further questioned what might have transpired between the IGP and the suspect after the bribe offer, insisting the decision had left the victim disillusioned and forced her to petition the Benue State Attorney-General for the case to be reopened. “I am constrained to write this petition and draw your attention to this ignoble injustice meted out to your citizen [Miss Malory Henry] and the impunity with which it was carried out by IGP Kayode Egbetokun, who operates above the law,” Mr Lafia wrote. He added that his conscience and oath of office compelled him to act in defence of the law and the victim, saying, “I promised Miss Malory Henry that she would get justice, and I will do everything humanly possible within the law to expose this abuse.” When contacted, Mr Lafia confirmed he signed and submitted the petition to the U.S. Embassy. “Yes, I signed the petition,” he told DAILY NIGERIAN. Efforts to get the response of the force headquarters were unsuccessful as the force spokesman, Benjamin Hundeyin, did not respond to our reporter’s inquiries. https://dailynigerian.com/rift-in-nigerian-police-as-aig-petitions-igp-egbetokun-to-us-embassy-for-withdrawing-case-against-indian-who-raped-american-citizen/ |
smartkester:Aptly put...! |
Sierrasix:Lol ![]() |
Yupson10:Get an MBA (Accounting) |
Fed Poly Kaltungo is sharing apl |
Dat2jo:Hmmm nawao... Thanks |
Yupson10:Congratulations |
Dopeboy8701:I knew it. I know sey this one fit pain Obidients. Aboki to the world |
Any pointers to when list of new ambassadors will be announced? |
Skeyskey:Once a white b1tch goes black, there's no turning back. Power of black gbola. |
SMJay:Thanks bro. Nagode sosai |
SimeonOTC:Thank you so much. Do you suggest I brace all odds and start with the two locations simultaneously or I start with one to learn the ropes first? |
omode2:The 40k is net after paying staff, monthly LG levy, TP to and fro securing cash and any other expenses the business might incur. That will give me 80k monthly profit for an investment capital of 1m-1.2m |
Stillkel:With 500k? ![]() Not enough original content Please take a moment to write a quality post with at least 40 characters. |
I'm very much interested in this topic. I intend to start two POS stands with N600k each with a target of getting net of N40k from each at the end of the month. Experienced folks, how feasible is that pls? Someone is advising I do a POS stand and a local laundry shop? What do you think? |


