directonpc:
I will give this review 2.5/5.
The score will improve if you stop saying usb 2.0 and 3.0, say micro USB and USB type C instead.

And finally fix the broken images or remove them.
I am not saying I know more than you, but you have come too far. That's why Nokia sent you the device, live up to their expectations. Thank you.

Very constructive, but I'd rather she says both 2.0 and micro USB
The videos are for all..
Btws, I didn't get the part where she mentioned the finger print censor/home button is embedded in the screen..

Ijaya123:


How does this relate to the issue?

If he thinks a 25yr old can't address him by his first name bec he's an ancestor, when will the 'kid' be old enough to address him by his first name, or even be old enough to hold positions?

Ijaya123:


That's why we are Africans. Mutual respect is ingrained in us.

Mutual respect, the 'kid' is 25yrs old, average age of most of the military dictators when they took over

#Ahdonbelivit

This place use to be very Nice and chilling, that groove/bush path very awesome, great poolside, affordable Chalets, great food...

Anchor84:
why Whatapp only?

It's just only available on whatsapp, If you want to call, I can give you my number

shukuokukobambi:
^^^^ this should be interesting

Indeed

This post was created solely for the pictures? Wayyy too ceremonial to effect progress in this country

If I get 300k monthly, I can get a 3m car? Nope!

arinzeejikonye:
That is a ray fish,
Nigerian coastal shoreline so blessed with aquatic biodiversity

So freaking blessed, yet...

moblix:
1

??

tubabe:
Ur number is nt connecting

Whatsapp only.

...more pictures

Very clean registered Toyota Camry 2003
#1.2m

Location Ikeja

Very clean registered Toyota Camry 2003
#1.2m

Location Ikeja

Until we start to hold our State government, Local government and every other constituted authority responsible, we are going no where...

Lastly we need to fight for the cost of running the central government to be reduced to the barest minimum. Especially the Reps and Senate.

princetom1:


I agree with u to some extent.
Ajaokuta and co can serve Nigeria and the neighboring country but we are yet to make a headway, we wanna start producing cars but almost all the fundamentals are missing. Don't blame those who doesn't patronize Nigeria product, alot of Nigeria product are just a bad example over and over again eg, ricgico tomato paste, the company claims it to be the healthiest dan d Chinese ones and is d best certify by nafdac also, but if u taste that poo, u will cry and weep for d producer, another example is innoson, he will keep drumming that his cars are made in Nigeria, for goodness sake, he doesn't even have a design team here, all they do is assemble one of those Chinese vehicles, he will claim heaven and earth but with nothing to support it, no crash test, no reviews by professionals, no specifications in d open, all is just like a primary pupil words. Also, a good vehicle wount cost like 2.5 m, maybe if we start developing the economy, in years to come we can talk a about this again... Mind u, there are many industry that can easily be set up in Nigeria and thrive that will support the future auto industry and doing it now, will give us a heads tart, oda Africans can patronize us, if we offer international quality

Now let's disagree to agree

Looking at a typical modern day vehicle there are about 10,000 patented technology in it, like the Tesla and Benz
Now if we are looking at starting with vehicles like that we wont fly, because we haven't even learned to crawl yet

Let's start with the basics, any semi-comfortable safe mini car/hatch back or Sedan that can move people and luggage from point A to point B, the basics

We can't be aiming to manufacture cars that looks like the present 2015-2017 crop and expect the industry to boom

Secondly, we should also setup industries to produce, car seats, upholstery, mirrors, the light cases n less technical components like that, and import other technical components from OEMs outside

If we setup those industries, plants and factories they'll get patronage from the auto assemblers/"makers"

..and we'll be more closer to manufacturing a brand new car that'll cost #2m

princetom1:


I agree with u to some extent.
Ajaokuta and co can serve Nigeria and the neighboring country but we are yet to make a headway, we wanna start producing cars but almost all the fundamentals are missing. Don't blame those who doesn't patronize Nigeria product, alot of Nigeria product are just a bad example over and over again eg, ricgico tomato paste, the company claims it to be the healthiest dan d Chinese ones and is d best certify by nafdac also, but if u taste that poo, u will cry and weep for d producer, another example is innoson, he will keep drumming that his cars are made in Nigeria, for goodness sake, he doesn't even have a design team here, all they do is assemble one of those Chinese vehicles, he will claim heaven and earth but with nothing to support it, no crash test, no reviews by professionals, no specifications in d open, all is just like a primary pupil words. Also, a good vehicle wount cost like 2.5 m, maybe if we start developing the economy, in years to come we can talk a about this again... Mind u, there are many industry that can easily be set up in Nigeria and thrive that will support the future auto industry and doing it now, will give us a heads tart, oda Africans can patronize us, if we offer international quality

Now let's disagree to agree

Looking at a typical modern day vehicle there are about 10,000 patented technology in it, like the Tesla and Benz
Now if we are looking at starting with vehicles like that we wont fly, because we haven't even learned to crawl yet

Let's start with the basics, an semi-comfortable safe mini car/hatch back or Sedan that can move people and luggage from point A to point B, the basics

We can't be aiming to manufacture cars that looks like the present 2015-2017 crop and expect the industry to boom

Secondly, we should also setup industries to produce, car seats, upholstery, mirrors, the light cases n less technical components like that, and import other technical components from OEMs outside

If we setup those industries, plants and factories they'll get patronage from the auto assemblers/"makers"

..and we'll be more closer to manufacturing a brand new car that'll cost #2m

400billionman:
Nah this kind thread I dey like comment.

Not Tonto Dike or Bobrisky thread.

Our youth won't like this..

Is the '400billion' money?
Is it in a worthy currency?
Can I get 100million?
It'd still be 400billion appx.
Thanks.

**pls don't reply if it's not money

princetom1:


Please, read wat u write next time. Who is jelani? A designer
Is he realizing his potential where he is now? No, he is being partly useless
Does Nigeria has enough millionaire to buy 400, 000 installed capacity of vehicles per year? No, not many buy new cars that we don't even like being produce sef. ..
Mr jelani, u know yourself better dou, i wish u all d best

Now I disagree with you to some extent.

-Nigeria has enough millionaires to buy the 400k capacity
-Nigerians does not have to be the ones to buy the whole 400k capacity
-The questions we should be asking is what kind of vehicles are these automakers making, and what kind of vehicles do Nigerians want/need,
-With my experience in the tech industry in Nigeria, what drives consumer purchase in Nigeria is after sales service annd maintenance, (no accessible service no buy for most Nigerians, from gadgets to heavy-dutys)

Cars that are less than #2.5m with great after sales service will thrive in the Nigerian auto industry, cars that was designed from the scratch having the Nigerian market in mind, including buying power, leveraging heavily on factors that could reduce production cost, and not just taking a foreign blueprint and just bringing in the SKD or CKD parts to come and assembly here and expect the industry to blow up.

**but then we have guys that are too lazy to think about what percentage of 400k is 10k, so what do we expect

cursedAbiola:


The useless old vegetable can do a shittt because he's incapacitated bastard vagabond gworo chewing terrorist

Buhari is a terrorist
Osibanjo is a vagabond
kiss the truth

Jesus wept!

Iamzik:
Is it me or north is moving fast to dominate agricultural/food production in the country.

In case restructuring happens y'all will be buying food from the north.

Our people in the south are too sophisticated to farm. OK o. Una go chop una education and money na

I disagree with you, I am a farmer, and a Southwesterner, the big farming investment just one way or the other seems to find their way up north, they're mostly only interested in siting industries and factors down here, Now the medium and small scale farmers keep facing issues, like cows destroying crops and access to machinery, if you don't have the big bucks, farming nor easy here

surgical:
oga the lake rice is like the blue and red rail line and the eko atlantic project , it is a never ending project for siphoning money and also to hoodwink electorate,who at the end of the day never get value for trust repose in them.

Has worked stopped at the sites of any of these projects you mentioned? Nope, if by 2019 we can't measure reasonable project progress, then I'll agree with you.

Teewhy2:
Good one, i hope the invest in agriculture starts yielding dividends, They say when hunger is out of a man's Life 70 percent of his problem is solved.
The type of government we are running is part of the problem in Nigeria. if states are allowed to take care of most of their expenses that is no free money from Abuja, most of them will sit tight and think out of the box to increase their internally generated revenue. The ones who does have resource but have man power and Land will partner with the ones who have the financial power to develop their place.
i appreciate the kebbi state governor on the initiatives he has taken in developing agriculture in his state, if the former governors of the state has shown this type of zeal in agriculture, kebbi state will have been a force to reckon with in the North.
By the way what is happening to the partnership with Lagos and Kebbi in terms of rice, I hardly see it in the market or do they harvest it Christmas time only.

That agreement definitely must have informed this investment, the previous production capability amounts to nothing, but with this I'm sure there can be a reasonable input into the market, Lagos market

ERockson:
The whole SE can not boast of 2% of the total VAT. I wonder which area they actually contribute to national growth in that region.

O you have Data for this?

PDPGuy:
The downside of the standard version, for some Nigerian buyers, is that it won't be able to drive from Lagos to Onitsha on a single charge

A 30mins stop at a charge station for an extra 209km isn't bad

Keeping up appearances at all ends

How many artists can actually do this?
Holding it down home and away?

dimmaqueen:
[img]https://1.bp..com/-F9IlY6rQC-U/WX7q3LkuJSI/AAAAAAAAEOQ/lVn89iGTWQcTz-QbiNSv_vpdpSrS_tTEgCLcBGAs/s1600/1.jpg[/img]

Welcome back home, Wizkid! The Starboy who just dropped his “Sounds From The Other Side” Mixtape is currently on a short break in Lagos. The ultra-talented singer quickly chopped it up with ace producer Masterkraft over the last 24 hours, and I’m told they recorded up to SIX(6) songs in the process.

The first instant release is titled “Medicine“; a firm reminder that Wizkid hasn’t lost the art of either riding a wave or creating one.
DOWNLOAD MUSIC>>http://www.noblegist.net/2017/07/music-wizkid-medicine-prod-masterkraft.html

Tweets have actually suggested 20songs totally in 48hrs, that's record time!

I'm finding this hard to believe

guterMann:
Good stuff from the governors from south west,I like their resolve,if they can work the talk,it would go a long way in achieving regional development.This is a 'coded' restructuring,which is good

I wish our south eastern governors will emulate them and build a seaport,regional modern railway lines,invest in power especially renewable energy.

But,no they wont,my governor Rochas Okoroawusa is busy organizing one million-man match for Buhari,telling the nation when he will be back(as his spokesman).Or the clown at Ebonyi state banning civil servants from facebook and other social media platforms,or Ohaneze supporting one Nigeria.

If you're truly from that region,then all hopes isn't lost yet

evilyoruba:
Diabolical cowards, why haven't you gotten your regionalism with your fetish suffocation Now, Nnamdi KANU has you all mouth to talk rubish...cowards

Usually I don't reply people like you.
DAWN and the Odua group has been in existence before the said subject you mentioned started the renewed agitation.
But the problem is you and others like you wouldn't read and stay woke.

Reading through all the comments, I see Nigerian youth are not solution Oriented, whats worst they're mostly tribal bigots..

The issues facing this country needs urgent attention and action from the youth

First, every youth in every region must start holding office holders responsible and accountable
That's a way to practically progress

The FG is too powerful to have a face off with

Hold the Elders, the Kings, The councillors, The LG chairmen, State lawmakers and Governors responsible and accountable
Hold steady stakeholders meeting
Question every thing
Take action against any that's found wanting

Then to the Federal level

Let's form a youth Oriented party where we won't allow candidates that would be older than 65 at the end of an 8year tenure to run for the presidency and the other Federal seats...