₦airaland Forum

I currently have 2 transfers in hand... what would you suggest i do

Option 1 sell zlatan + Hazard and get Aguero and Mane

Option 2 sell zlatan + Hazard and buy DeBruyne and sturridge.

Any good suggestion is welcomed selling both the two will give me £ 23k

nani667:
you can download the firmware updates of other countries and manually flash to your device...its A straight forward process... you need not wait for OTA...

If you have the Telegram messaging app installed on your phone just click on this link

https:///joinchat/A3CC6ABFUCiCPyhB3rW1tw

And you'll join a Samsung Galaxy group, there you'll get all the help you need and necessary links for the downloads

Thanks mate... cheers

to the gurus in the house

I will try not to take much of your time reading my post straight to the point.......

I have a samsung galaxy A5 (SM-A500H 2014 *released 2015 will attach pic) that is currently running on android lollipop 5.0.2. There have been updates (to marshmallows 6.0.1) of the same samsung galaxy A5 that has been rolled out but to some specific countries. My question here is that can i Download and use another countries version of OS and load it on my phone or it has to be of the same country.

I have seen differences in the PDA and the CSC version of the OS version does it mean anything? because it does'nt match with my phones version. ive also watched a video on youtube that shows an Indian guy doing thesame.

thanks in advance....

sheddy03:
Glo 3G for N500 weekend/night plan valid for one week.

I think i will go along with this glo weekend plan, I have an avarage glo network in my location. Thanks for the help guys... abdulaz

Paparaxy how does the etisalat plan works?

gulfer:
Rephrase your questions, because everything is legal in ! Nigeria unless you're caught

Yea true that, but the stress of trying all them cheats i cant cope with...

Now that crazy Airtel has made it impossible for heavy data users to patronize them after increasing the price of their night bundle and also making the sub only once per night.
what is the best way of doing it now?
Which sub is the fall back to?
Please advise on what plan to sub for heavy downloads....

Reason for this is that, ive been struggling to update my iphone and my macbook pro to the latest version of their OS.

Realist2:
My brother , this where i missed Ngozi Okonji Iwela, the woman was always explaining the situation to Nigerians and give us hope, but never in this administration. Go to Aso Rock Villa, Housa Language has become official language, Buhari ra'nka dede cronies have hijacked the forex and the system, buhari,s chief of staff Abba Kyari has become so powerful that....
The country is so divided along religion, ethnical line, if you,re from other region apart from north , and you don't understand housa sorry for you.

quote author=gidjah post=48913753]Yes o, this government is not a talking one at all, so so dumb, can't even communicate with the people that brought her to power. Corruption chase that is one sided can't solve our economic problems. The presidency has problems with trust, I can seriously tell you he only trust his Hausa Fulani brothers. He doesn't even trusts his vice talk more of his southern ministers. So why should he allow them to advice him. But he is making a great mistake,no Aboki man can help this government with good economic growth policies, they are always concerned with sharing of the national cakes weather the economy is buoyant or not. It is the northern leadership that brought us deep in to this economic mess in the first place, all the past years of misrule, corrupt practices, tax evasions and what have you! this guys have damaged the economy OBJ tried to redeem (corrupt or not corrupt)[/quote]If it were PDP, Nigerians will be here cursing them, they might even be staging protests by now... and if you look closely at this administration they are imposing all that pdp tried to advise us to adopt... i don't even know if this is a military rule or dictatorship...

the biggest thing that annoys me the most is the fact that the presidency will not in any circumstance try to explain to the Nigerian people whats happening and what is being done to tackle the degrading situation of Naira... they are playing with us like a game of monopoly, as long as they can get their hands on cheap USD every other person should GTH...

Ooh dont do it... its the type of plan that gets zaaaaaaaped once used on a non blackberry phones

Dumb post

I don't know why I'm really bothered by what they always refer to "fair policy". I belive you have used nyel before, please elaborate more on that. Thanks and keep up the good work.

Try this
1. Press both power button and gone button at the same time to make sure that the phobe is switched off.
2. Whenyou arw sure that the phone is off, press power button, home button at thesame time.
3. Immediately when the apple logo comes on release the power button and the home button holding the volume up button until the phone stars up. It could take a minute for that, so be patient...

Try that and lets see of that'll work

In my own area, there use to be light untill recently that i can spend 5 straight days without seeing a blink of federal government's rocketed investment in the power sector... My problem is, why aren't people talking about this? Why is it ok to have zero power generation?

I deygo there vote... Hes worthy of my data

I'll definitely advise u to go for airtel night plan... I normally use it on weekends for my downloads... Dial *312# for more info

Glo is making their data subscription very cheap due to the amount of people dumping their simcards... If glo data network is good... Everyone will be jumping to glo, 10gb for 2500... WTF!!!

The thing no dey work again... I neva eveb taste the ting and they've already stopped it

pair36:
My thought exactly! Something is fishy. This is not just about the competition. Something is forcing the ISPs to bring the prices of their data bundle down. Very soon we will know. But I feel it's not unrelated to the proliferation of 4g services by some networks as well as the soon to be launched MTN 4G network too. I was thinking it was ntel but on a second thought I don't think ntel is even ready yet.

We'll eventually get answers... I strongly believe its the competition between mtn and airtel (and somehow glo)

There's a good question that are being asked here

If i sub for the 1k 5gb plan, is it for the one night or i can use it through the month every other night

I know I know, but it 5gb seems to be much to be exhausted within 6hrs....

The *198# does not work oo... Abeg try am


I wanted to try it this night but it keeps giving me errors

But why is all this happening now?

how do people even find these things.... Abi they have agents here on Nairaland...

I found this very good write up about the current state of Nigeria and the problems of BUHARIDEEN (another belief of Buhari always right in making his decisions)

Soon after Buhari administration took off, debate about whether it’s going in the right direction begun in earnest. There were mainly two camps in this debate then: those mainly APC supporters who so much believed in Buhari administration, I also believed in it, and PDP sympathisers who Femi Adèsina, the president’s media aide, called, unapologetically, WAILING WAILERS. This group would go to any length to convince us that Buhari is failing even whereas he is doing his best. For this group, Ayo Fayose, the Ekiti State Governor, is their chairman.

Lately however, the polity swings into serious crisis: There is acute shortage of fuel supply; electricity has gone from being epileptic to obsolete; there is forex issue; delay in signing the terribly padded budget into law. The economy is to say the least stagnant. There is no clear direction so to say as to where the administration is heading and people on the street are feeling it hard. They begin to complain and demand that Buhari should sit up and address these challenges for which he was elected. For this simple and civil demand, those whose approach of defending anything Buhari whether wrong or right the ace columnist Segun Adeniyi dubbed in his last Thursday column as BUHARIDEEN reacted angrily and issued an order; that Nigerians especially the northern recalcitrant should either shut up and wait for things to begin working or be just patient because Buhari cannot fix 16 years of PDP sabotage. Instead they open a door for discussion, they shut it up with these two unscientific premises.
When Buhari came to power either of the two should have happened ideally. What he had met on ground be maintained or improved. If there is need for dismantling all the previous legacies then we should be told what the administration will do to construct new ones, which could in turn have explained why we are in this so difficult a situation. Thus the need for us to exercise more patient. Neither of these is forthcoming. Earlier last year we witnessed improved, some would even say relatively stable, electricity supply, availability of petroleum at filling stations and naira appreciating against the dollar. Rather than we employ a scientific reasoning to analyse the developments to see if they are sustainable, we simply attributed them to Buhari’s body language and integrity– two critically important, of course, ingredients of leadership’s ability to deliver, but perhaps archaic without clear policy direction.

The stability of the electricity supply for example could be because we were in rainy season and when the dry season begins we may go back to where we were. We posed this but nobody wanted to listen. We wanted then a further interrogation into the possible cause, but no one seemed to want to think beyond the belief that things will naturally work because Buhari is the president. The quality of these services today we have seen have so much deteriorated and begun to have far-reaching impacts on the lives of the common man and it’s therefore only natural for the common man to react. Body language and integrity alone cannot fix a system. They are only a contributory factor. It’s unscientific to rely on just these two therefore to deliver result.

Is a nature of man to complain. Man will never ever be satisfied. Yes, man is never patient ever since and will never be, on anything. His creator described him as being in haste and impatient in achieving an end. He would ask his creator for a thing and will be haste to see it fruition. He just can’t wait. He expects it at a certain time and if the time comes to pass without that which he asked for being granted, he starts to complain that his creator has abandoned him. God would grant man many, many of his desires however, but when HE put him once in a trial, may be even meant to prepare him for a near future challenge that will see him soaring into prosperity, he groans, ‘oh! My creator has put me in a difficult condition despite I being an obedient servant’.

If man can be this impatient and to some extent ingrate toward his creators benevolence, I wonder why or how he will ever be different toward president Buhari. To ask him to be patient with Buhari in this situation is to ask him to act outside his normal human nature, which isn’t possible. Of course patient is a virtue, but we should understand that virtue is never conventional. It’s given to a very few privileged ones regardless of their social status. Man’s rationality of virtue or even need of it flees in the face of severe condition. That’s why he is allowed to, to an extent, transgress in such condition.

What then do you think? If Nigeria becomes like Beijing by the expiration of Buhari administration Nigerians will still be satisfied? They will never. Don’t even deceive yourself. Man anywhere on earth is complaining; from Washington to Johannesburg, all the way to Iceland. But being man an impatient rational animal has its advantages. If man is that patient he won’t have been conquering nature to arrive at all these grand technological discoveries we today enjoy. Lest we forget, himself Buhari, was a beneficiary of Nigerians’ impatient impulses. They couldn’t just any longer tolerate Jonathan’s ineptitude. They therefore booted him out and brought in Buhari to address all their sufferings. When they are not seeing the result. It’s only ideal to expect reaction.

Faruk Danmadami poses a serious scientific challenge. It could sound rhetorical but is at the same time very scientific. He says those who ask us to be patient should have the decency to tell us ‘for how long’. He adds when I speak with him that; if we are convinced with cogent reasons that by a so time things will work, he laughingly concludes, “Baba-Bala we will go back and lock ourselves away in the room and wait. No matter the difficulties we will not talk until at the expiration of the time given”. He means that, if the time comes and there are still issues unaddressed, the Buharideens could give space for intellectual discussions on the administration’s policies. Without a proper plan in a certain sector to be achieved at a stipulated time even if you address a challenge now it will only be cosmetic, which will collapse in due course. And I agree with him.

Human being by nature as social animal has his demands changing according to how satisfied he is with his preceding demands. His priority may be at first security, but once he got that, he will begin to demand for food. When food becomes available and has enough in store, he will cry out shelter. He should be given shelter or he go to war over it. This is a natural human behaviour. To know that human demands are according to his satisfaction, we can see how our demands vary from one place to another and from one social status to another. What Americans demand from their government is different from what we demand here. But the moment we are given that which we want for now and are satisfied, we will, like Americans, begin to demand for LUXURIES. Just look at the beginning of man to date to understand this theory. We can see how his priorities keep on changing and in accordance to his satisfaction. It was food first, then shelter, then leadership, then recognition and then this and then that, and even to the level of making smart phone part of his basic needs. For this I know Tijjani Ahmed will refer us all to Abraham Maslow law of HIERARCHY of NEED.

Francis Fukuyama in his roundly countered book The End of History and Last Man, predicts that, at the end of history the last man in the part of the world he describes as POST – HISTORY will be tired of peace and therefore goes to war, which will hence cause him to return to his old order of daring violent death for recognition. Some would give example of world war to rationalise this point; that despite all the conventional causes being given both remote and immediate such as nationalism, armament, balance of power, assassination of Prince Ferdinand and name them, there is the tendency that man had lived in peace and prosperity occasioned by Industrial Revolution for about a century in Europe and then decided to go for war.

You need to put yourself in place of that who’s genuinely complaining to understand his feelings. Many lost their jobs because of this economic crunch. Someone observed that the rate at which people are losing jobs in private sector, you will be forgiven to think that at the time this administration creates 1000 jobs, some 700 may be lost somewhere within the economy. For someone whose work solely depends on electricity supply, his family will have to go to bed with empty stomach because whereas there is no electricity for about two or three days, he couldn’t get fuel to power his generator for same number of days in order to work to meet his family’s end. If this man complains. Comfort him or give him hope with explanation of what the administration is doing to fix the problem not insulting him for daring to protest.

If for nothing but for two Buhari’s recent retraction and denial of his action and speech about sacking Universities Councils and 5000 naira stipend to unemployed youth will make us adjust that “Buhari is always right” propensity. We should understand that we are making Buhari lose supporters every blessed day with this attitude, and this kind of support is only a recipe for failure. What common man wants is result not shouting match and the earlier we open our minds for critical discussions on the national policies, the better for our collective growth. MAY BUHARI SUCCEED.

Baba-Bala Katsina

bababalakt@gmail.com

Twitter Handle @BabaBala5

moststylish:
pls wats ur name there am coming now

Sorry guy... Someone unknowingly rejected you... Request now ill be online to accept you..

moststylish:
henry, is ur clan a new one and do i search with that code

Its not a new clan... Level 6 clan with frequent wars....

moststylish:
meh ur clan trophy is too much na, i have just 1300

I have reduced it... U can join now

moststylish:
i can't find naijahealers on clash of clan, can u help

#2QC9QYPC
Just try searching this code.... But when are you joining? And whats the name to expect

I woke up with this question in mind... Why are we suffering and smiling

I think the presidency doesn't know the situation of the common Nigerian!!! Cus meehn!!! Peapole dey suffer oo...

[size=16pt]BUT,BUT, BUT who snap the picture? [/size]