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How about Redmi 9c or Redmi 8. they're great phones too at that price range

Go for Redmi Note 9 pro and thank me later

Educative.

Redmi Note 9S will be ur best shot. It has all the specs u listed there

does anyone know the exact price of note 9 pro please.

SKINDOGGY:
Big names kills lol

lol..... it doesn't if it's what's best for u���

MISSCONGENIALITY:
I keep saying it that despite the fast that our educational system is dying, rushing kids through school and skipping classes is one of the major reasons there's mass failure in waec, jamb and other exams. The child might be very intelligent but not psychologically fit for some of the knowledge they acquire at a young age. The brain matures with age and when a chind who's suppose to be learning abc is learning further mass, the brain same to malfunction leading to poor performance.

You are very wrong.... Why then is it that over the years, those that score highest in Jamb have always been between 15-17 yrs of age..... This isn't a valid argument..... Tho sometimes, experience might be required in handling some technical exams like Jamb, that's why first timers don't perform well most times, but this has nothing to do with age...

eni4real:
omo OAU

Not what u think ���

whitering:
Your parents thinks they will be faster than your creator.

You are very wrong........... The fault has never been my parents, my school made me write common entrance when I was in pry 5, my dad wasn't around then and my mum didn't see that as a bad idea....... I did very well in the common entrance so what was the point in waiting behind to do pry six when I performed excelleny in common entrance......... I got into secondary school and didn't do bad either....... I was among those topping the class...... Las las to enter university yen yen..........

At that age, I was in ss1 but here am I, almost 18 and still struggling to enter the University, despite the fact that I never failed jamb�....... This is really bad because admission into universities isn't automatically guaranteed upon graduation.

MrHeff:
truth is, you are right.

But the hidden secret is that we observe, but won't tell you. Especially the little things.

A yoruba man usually knows if he will marry you or not, but he won't tell you. If he has noticed a trait he doesn't want in a wife, he may not talk but he will continue to string you along until he has found a replacement.

But if he really likes you and has seen you as what he is looking for in a wife, he will love you to a fault and will willingly give you all of him and everything he has.

I won't lie. We are very cunning and can be ruthless when it comes to matters of the heart, and yet also be angels on earth to the right person.

you are very right bro���

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