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9PBLIVE:
go and visit Jumia..you can search for your desired Android their.. Infinix hot 4(30K+) and hot S(37K+) have some of those specs..

Man How did you get to know those specs anyway if you don't know the phone

Thanks... And about your question, here on nairaland.

fados4sure:
#41k on jumia

Thanks man...outside my budget

ahless:
Tecno L8 plus

its how much?

sheddy03:
go for infinix hot note(2G RAM), or infinix hot 4.

Thanks...How much?

Have been using a blackberry Torch 2 for 3yrs now and presently I want to change to Android phone.

And that will be my first android phone, kindly help me in making a better choice.

Can I get a phone within 32k-37k but with the following specs atleast;

Battery: 4000 mAh
RAM: 2gb
ROM: 8gb
Dual led flash
Dual Sim card slot.

Help a brother in need.

Rip to the dead...
Story to long...
Someone pls summarize!!!

That was expected...

Good news...

holatin:
what ??
shey dis boko haram wan make us gay ni.
If dem kidnap gurls finish wetin go come happen to the guys.
God we need ya hrlp

I wonder oh

Omg...not again...

Father Almighty,
I pray that You hasten my blessings to my path and provide me a Job.

Thank You LORD for this You've done in the past and greater thing You will do in days to come.

Front page material...

I don't have anything to say...other than to say thank YOU GOD.

FTC *dancing awilo*

May his soul RIP...

*sigh*

Smh

*deep sigh**deep sigh**deep sigh*

Dismissing her unsolicited canvassers on social media, she said:

“I was surprised that they would say that they called Baba, and I said to myself, are these people mad? How can you call the person that I said I am not talking to, to ask him whether I wrote a letter or not and he is going to speak for me?

“Nobody can say that I told him that I didn’t write it. I am not a liar. I will not back away from what I wrote and there is nothing that is there that is a lie. In the last four years how many of them have spoken to me? They are all mad people,” she said.

Read more...

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/gave-dad-iyabo-obasanjo/

Congrats........

Nomski0: I didnt Vote because the Nigerians that were up didnt deserve my vote. Mikel? Hell no!
Moses? Too young for it. He needs a few years more.

Had Vincent, the magic hands been up, i'd pull a Melvin vote on him. . *all night voting.*

Why did u think neither Mikel and Moses deserves d award?

Austeenx: Isn't this awesome? I voted for Yaya Toure, and he won!

Whew!

So, my vote counts!

Time to laugh at Mikel .

[size=30pt][color=orange]BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA![/color][/size]

Okay, you can now bash me.

We don't av to bash u....u only exercised ur right.

I think football is gradually moving away from team sport...the same reason yaya toure won will be why CR7 is going to win d Ballon d'or...d same reason MESSI won ahead of Sneideir in 2010.

But we Nigerians should not complain because we had d opportunity to vote, did we?

The Ivory Coast and Manchester City midfielder,
who had had been nominated in each of the past
four years, beat Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang,
Victor Moses, John Mikel Obi and Jonathan Pitroipa to this year's crown.

The 30-year-old told BBC Sport: "I think I've been
nominated for five years in a row and finally
winning the award is amazing.
"It's a fantastic achievement because I don't think
there has ever been as many quality African
players in top level international football as there
are now: Aubameyang, Pitroipa, Mikel, Moses,
Salomon Kalou, Gervinho... we have fantastic
players.
"I also think African football is improving and that
means a lot to us. And as an African, I'm very
happy."
The shortlist for the award was drawn up by 44
football experts across Africa, who based their
choices on players' skill, technical ability,
teamwork, consistency and fair play.
A record number of fans then voted for their
favourite either online or by text message.
And those fans have considered Toure to be the
standout African player over the past year, in
recognition of the Ivorian's displays of power,
pace, creativity and goals.
Toure said: "Thank you to all the fans around the
world who continue to support me. It shows how
much fans love you and appreciate your job as
well.
"It's something special because it's not the vote of
the manager or the club or the captain of the
national team, it's just the fans.
"When you have a lot of fans behind you, it's
always amazing. And I'm very happy as it is the
fans who have given it to me - so I'm very
appreciative."
While 2013 was not the most successful in terms
of silverware for Toure - he did not manage to win
anything with club or country - he still impressed
hugely with his consistently high level of
performances.
And after the disappointment of failure to defend
the Premier League title with City, Toure came
back stronger at the start of the new season and
has added a new dimension to his game in the
form of free-kicks.
He curled in a sublime effort against Newcastle
United on the first day of the season and repeated
the feat against Hull in his side's next home
match. Toure has scored four times direct from a
set-piece so far in the league this term in a total
of seven goals for his club.
In 2013 to date, Toure has found the net 13 goals
for club and country - a very respectable figure for a midfielder.
Allied to his clinical finishing, Toure's drive and
leadership have helped City to fourth in the league table.
He was also a key figure in Ivory Coast's
successful qualification for next year's World Cup
finals in Brazil.
The Elephants needed to shrug off a disappointing
Africa Cup of Nations Campaign earlier in the year - they lost in the quarter-finals to eventual winners Nigeria - and Toure has been inspirational.
Off the field, Toure has led the fight against racism after suffering abuse during a Champions League match against Russia's CSKA Moscow in October -demonstrating a strength of character to match his sporting ability.
The unsavoury episode might have affected the
form of lesser players, but Toure has been
exceptional ever since.
And in the fifth consecutive year he has been
nominated for the BBC African Footballer of the
Year award, Toure has finally been voted the best
player on the continent.

Congrats 2 VINCENT ENYEAMA

Savanna Reports INDEED.

I for one already pay #150 for kerosene so what is d fuse abt?

Sad face

IMPOSI---cant