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HolyTitus:
you didn't state the spec

It is the 4gb/64gb variant

Global version

Olapumpin:
Its above my budget

I have new redmi note 7 for sale for 55k

Redmi note 7 for sale

Price 50k

Location Enugu

giftedben:
My Redmi 7a is 2GB + 32GB variant (matte blue)

The phone has a plastic body and features curved edges. Back of the device features a single 13 mega pixel camera sensor with an LED flash placed under it. There is no fingerprint sensor on the rear side, but the smartphone offers face unlock for security, with 5 mega pixel front camera and a led notification light at the front.

Redmi 7A also features nano-coating for protection against spalshes and other damages.

Redmi 7A comes with HD+ display with an aspect ratio of 18:9. The display offers bright and vivid colours and a satisfactory viewing experience.

Redmi 7A: Performance.
Xiaomi Redmi 7A comes powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 439 octa-core processor. This device does not get hot during usage and delivers extraordinary performance. Launching of apps did not take noticeable time. Switching between apps is fluid. Redmi 7A is not ad-free, but you only get to see ads in their inbuilt apps like file Manager, Video Player, Music player. The ads does not pop up and are not annoying at all.

It also features High volume speakers Up to 20% louder, convenience for playing video and music, also for making calls.

Xiaomi Redmi 7A: Battery.
Redmi 7A houses a 4,000mAh battery and comes with a 10 watt micro USB fast charger. It does not get hot while charging, with an average usage, the phone can easily last for two days. However, if you are a social media addict and loves checking Facebook and Instagram every now and then, Redmi 7A can last for 15-16 hours.

How is the camera

The Federal High Court, Abuja, has threatened to jail the Director-General of the Department of State Services, Yusuf Bichi, over his refusal to release pro-democracy campaigner and Publisher of Sahara Reporters, Omoyele Sowore.

In a “notice of disobedience to order of court” issued by the court on Thursday and addressed to the DSS DG, the Federal High Court directed the boss of the secret police to comply with its directive or face grave consequences, which includes “commitment to prison”.

Sowore has remained in detention more than 24 hours after meeting his bail condition as set by Justice Taiwo Taiwo of the Federal High Court, Abuja, on Tuesday in a ruling.

He was arrested in Lagos on August 3, 2019 and had been slammed with a seven-count charge bordering on treasonable felony and insulting President Muhammadu Buhari.

More to come...

http://saharareporters.com/2019/09/26/breaking-release-sowore-or-go-jail-federal-high-court-tell-dss-dg

Simplyleo:
Lol.

So you believe this.

Mixing a video of his main speech with the q & a session to just spite him abi?

He was asked a question, instead of continuing playing the video of his response, no, it was cut from there, and his main speech was quickly brought in to look as if that was his response. The short clip-change pause reveals this gimmick, tell them to try harder. When a full video of his session is out, I will bring it to your notice. Meanwhile, go back and watch the video very well with unbiased mind. Watch it till the end, then tell me if that is how q & a session is brought to an end.

All these just to have room to insult him abi? Una go continue this nonsense till 2023.

Oga the video was posted by tolu and Bashir Ahmed

The highest custom duty I have paid on phone is 300 at the post office

ednut1:
anyone stopping nigerians from investing here is dangote not cashing out in ethiopia ,zambia and wes africa

Have you ever heard eithiopia Zambia and other African countries killing and burning people's properties

Good

Next thing is to recall our high commissioner kickout their own, cut off any diplomatic relationship and start nationalizing all SA assets since we are obviously not friends.

They are repariating billions of dollars to South Africa economy instead of investing it here.

Ifeanyi4491:
is that the last price 5k

Yes

michealewela:
How far?

We have agreed naa

HisExcellence:
If it okay, no problem, how may I get it in Lagos?

Nipost

HisExcellence:
Hope it's original? Also I stay in Lagos

Yes it is but you know is second hand right

HisExcellence:
How much is the memory card

5k

michealewela:
OK, sorry, I have 17k only..

Whatsapp me on

Elvis8236:
I'm ready to pay the 17k without memory card please drop your number

Location

michealewela:
How much will it go without the SD card?

20k

michealewela:
I have 17k. Ẹdo

Sorry bro not available for that price but possible without the memory card

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Still very much available

Still available

Buy vernee x. Great phone excellent battery life

Location onitsha

my Samsung c7 pro has a problem I keep on getting a notification USB connected and USB disconnected. If the phone sleeps it wakes up again. The notification makes it blink

it charges well

A High Court sitting in Ogidi, Idemili North LGA of Anambra State has ordered officers of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) and an officer of the Nigeria Police Force to pay the sum of N5million as compensation to one Ugochukwu Oraefo for extortion, illegal arrest, unlawful detention and torture.


Oraefo, an Onitsha based businessman was in 2018 arrested at his factory by men of the squad and taken to their office at Awkuzu, where he was unlawfully detained, subjected to excruciating torture and criminally extorted the sum of N6milion as ransom.

The officers had accused Oraefo of working with kidnappers, and having also paid some money to kidnappers, without alerting the police, but the victim rather confessed that he paid ransom to kidnappers who had called and threatened to kidnap him, and also warning him not to disclose it to the police.


The victim who spoke to journalists upon his release had said that he was kept in detention and tortured for five days, after which a mock execution was carried out on him, with the threat that he also pays them, to secure his freedom.

Though Ugochukwu, through his lawyer, Barr Justus Ijeoma was able to get a refund of the N6million he paid to secure his release from the police, Ijeoma, the Executive Director of International Human Rights and Equity Defence Foundation (I-REF) instituted a fundamental right enforcement action against the SARS.

The Respondents in the suit marked “HID/MISC/ 129/2018 were Commissioner of Police, SP Sunday Okpe, Officer in charge of Special Anti-robbery Squad (SARS) Nigeria Police Force, Awkuzu; DSP, Elias, Commander of Special Anti-robbery Squad (SARS) Nigeria Police Force Neni; Commander of Special Anti-robbery Squad(SARS) Nigeria Police Force, Ogidi and Sgt. Osmond Tagbo, Police officer attached to SARS Neni office.


The plaintiff had prayed the court to award N100 million against the Respondents jointly and severally as compensation for the unlawful detention, torture and other breaches of the Applicant’s Fundamental Rights.

The plaintiff also prayed the court to direct the respondents to tender a written apology which will be published in two national dailies, circulating nationwide.

Delivering judgment on the matter on March 5th, Justice E.S Nri-Eze held that the respondents failed to prove that the arrest, detention, and torture of the applicant were justified in law as the applicant had adduced credible and sufficient evidence to prove that his fundamental rights were violated most unjustifiably when he was arrested, detained and tortured and the sum of N6 million extorted from him.


Part of Nri-Eze’s judgment read, “I hold that Applicant’s fundamental rights were grossly abused and violated when the Respondents subjected him to such cruel, inhumane and degrading treatment and torture.

“It was wrong, unconscionable and I dare to say a gross abuse of office for the Respondents to subject the Applicant to such inhuman treatment merely to intimidate and extort such huge amount of money from the Applicant.

“The Applicant, from the peculiar facts of this suit, is entitled to exemplary or aggravated damages against the Respondents for the cruel, outrageous and flagrant disregard and violation of the Applicant’s fundamental right to life and dignity of human person.

I award the sum of N5, 000,000 (Five million Naira) against the Respondents jointly or severally as exemplary and /or aggravated damages for the unlawful violation of the Applicant’s Fundamental Rights.”
http://dailypost.ng/2019/03/25/court-orders-sars-pay-onitsha-businessman-n5m-unlawful-arrest-torture/

A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has dismissed a suit challenging the decision of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to conclude, collate and announce the governorship election result from Tafawa Balewa Local Government in Bauch State.

Mohammed Abubakar, incumbent Governor of the state and candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), had challenged INEC’s decision to collate the results.

However, on Monday, the Presiding Judge, Justice Iyang Ekwo, ruled that the court lacks the jurisdiction to entertain the matter.

More to follow...


http://saharareporters.com/2019/03/25/breaking-court-clears-way-inec-announce-bauchi-governorship-election-result