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Tecno Camon 40 Pro

shidof:
My budget is 300k to 400k Maximum, I want to get a good flagship phone to take good pictures, videos for my businesses social media content and for and heavy browsing

I wish to know which one to buy between the Samsung, Google Pixel pro or Iphone or other Android like Xiaomi, Pick

My fear for Samsung current is screen problems because of my kids, and I'm thinking getting good iPhones with good camera and batteries on such budget might be difficult.

Also, I have only come across few people using Google Pixel which makes it difficult for me to conclude easily and I'm not really conversant with the phone


Please for those who are experienced or have used any of the above, kindly advise the best choice for me based on my 300k-400k budget

I will be in the comment session.

Thanks

No regrets subscribing to Fibrex
I have an 800GB 1 year validity MTN subscription as backup during downtimes, which are not frequent
With these 2, i am covered

My router is a Huawei HG8145V5

One big grudge i have is that you can not change the Primary DNS Server and Secondary DNS Server. The text boxes are greyed out.

Other things to expect:

Constant speeds - rain or shine
Streaming on multiple devices at Full HD or 4K
Fast downloads
Cumulative of about 1 hour downtime every week. Also possible to have a long downtime of an hour or more at a time. Not frequent though.
MTN customer service is not the best.

Expect near constant speeds.
Heavy downloads reduces the speed.
I am on 50Mbps and have multiple devices hooked up to my WiFi. About 10 - 20 devices

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You will not get the up to date Fibrex coverage areas on MTN website.
The easiest way to know if if is available in your neighbourhood is to look out for poles with black or white boxes with curled up wires
MTN poles are usually shorter than NEPA poles

Do you have the original ink refill? How much for each colour?

AcadaGuy:
Anyone received Zenith Bank dividend yet? I haven’t received mine.

Same here.

Good day, everyone,

I understand that FCMB public offer shares have been allotted. How can I check my allotment?

Also, is there any timeline for when Fidelity Bank shares will be allotted?

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I am trying to sell my CWG shares with TROVE, less than N300k, for over a week,

The feedback i got was "There are no bids for CWG at the exchange."

Is this a fact or is there something i am missing.

They sent this screenshot to me

To my learned Ogas in the house, Dangote Sugar is at a 52 week low. Any reason for this poor performance? Is it a good buy?

brainbox34:
Everything depends on how strong Airtel network is in your area but as for the unlimited it’s 100% unlimited. I used over 700gb last month

How do you track your data usage?

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