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Not bad.... But i don't really give a Flying Fvck about Cameras.....

rusher14:
All of you criticising your country, what has been your contribution to raising its status?

People work their as*es off and pay their taxes[multiple taxation] and you're here asking "what has been your contribution"?... Are you Okay!?.....

Or are you not aware of the massive looting in this country!!.... SMH!

rusher14:
It is not the job of government to create jobs.

Government simply creates the environment for the private individuals to create work.

Government stimulates businesses create.

Okay.... So.... Have your Government provided you with Stable Power supply, good roads and water?....


Btw.... I'm not in any way supporting fraud....

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So many Higher institutions of learning located in Rochas' village..... Looks somehow to me though....

BTW.... Those are nice buildings and there's no way they can be uprooted..... "e dey dia be say e dey dia"..... He should look for a better way to settle this....

lilfreezy:
It's actually a terrible news. You don't force things down the throat of the people if they don't want it. This will only cause unrest. No tribe should be given special treatment in Nigeria for any reason let alone given it to a bunch of terrorists and genocidal maniacs

Buhari still thinks it's the Military Regime......

SMH!!

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Hope you ain't the "money flaunting" type?..... Cos it might be very hard for you..... I gat my reasons for asking.....

Number 3 seems like the kinda lady you can still help mould into the kinda woman you want[with proper guidance]....

Osukwala...

Bestboy11513:
Fu*king Animal, you just had to turn white.

I guess you didn't know about the skin disease that he had..... SMH!

Ram, rom, battery, network etc all look okay to me...

I wanna see the Processor....... It'll most likely be SD though..... But which one?.....

Wonderful news!

Nke a gwuru ike!!

What nonsense!

Money stops nonsense.....

i think it's the stock rom or something....

Very horrific.... I saw the match....

Huh?

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JayKayMaybachz:
The Chinese supplier’s supremacy is being challenged by its Nordic rivals.

Over the past two decades, China’s Huawei Technologies Co. has come to dominate the global telecom equipment market, winning contracts with a mix of sophisticated technology and attractive prices. Its rise squeezed Europe’s Nokia Oyj and Ericsson AB, which responded by cutting jobs and making acquisitions. Now, with Huawei at the center of a U.S.-China trade war, the tide is turning.

Nokia and Ericsson—fierce rivals themselves—have recently wrested notable long-term deals from Huawei to build 5G wireless networks, to enable everything from autonomous cars to robot surgery. Analysts say more could come their way as Huawei grapples with a U.S. export ban and restrictions from other governments concerned that its equipment could enable Chinese espionage.


“Huawei will, for the foreseeable future, face a broader cloud of suspicion,” said John Butler, an analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence in New York. “Nokia and Ericsson are well positioned to benefit.”

In May, the European companies both won 5G contracts from SoftBank Group Corp.’s Japanese telecom unit, replacing Huawei and Chinese peer ZTE Corp. Ericsson signed a similar pact in March with Denmark’s biggest phone company, TDC A/S, which had worked with Huawei since 2013 to modernize and manage its network.

Other carriers, expecting government curbs on Huawei, have started removing its equipment from sensitive parts of their systems. BT Group Plc is taking Huawei out of its network core, and Vodafone Group Plc has suspended core equipment purchases from Huawei for its European networks. Deutsche Telekom AG, which has Huawei throughout its 4G system, is re-evaluating its purchasing strategy.

As dozens of phone companies—including those in Canada, Germany and France—plan to choose 5G suppliers in the coming months, Cisco Systems Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. are also vying for deals. But the key beneficiaries of Huawei’s difficulties are likely to be the two Europeans, which compete directly with the Chinese company in supplying radio-access network equipment.

Since last year, the Trump administration has pushed allies to bar Huawei from 5G, citing risks about state spying—allegations the company has denied. The move in May to block Huawei’s access to U.S. suppliers escalated the campaign. The company’s founder, Ren Zhengfei, now predicts the U.S. sanctions will cut its revenue by $30 billion over the coming two years.

Outside the U.S., security concerns have led Australia, Japan and Taiwan to bar Huawei from 5G systems. The Chinese company also risks losing meaningful work in Europe and emerging markets where countries could follow with their own limits, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.


https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/articles/2019-06-19/huawei-s-troubles-are-a-big-opportunity-for-ericsson-and-nokia

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JayKayMaybachz:
Publicly, executives from Nokia and Ericsson have been careful not to come off as critical of Huawei. Both manufacture in China and sell gear to Chinese phone carriers, and Nokia has a big research and development presence there. Nokia says it has already been forced to shift some of its supply chain away from China to reduce the impact of tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.

Ericsson is “first with 5G,” after building high-speed networks for companies such as AT&T Inc., Swisscom AG in Switzerland and Australia’s Telstra Corp., said Chief Technology Officer Erik Ekudden. “You see that in some markets that we are attracting more customers.”

Nokia is winning 5G deals “quite handsomely,” Chief Executive Officer Rajeev Suri told Bloomberg TV on June 10.


While Suri said more carriers are likely to swap out Huawei gear in countries that have announced restrictions, the situation is less clear in Europe. “We don’t know yet the impact of specific operator plans,” he said in an interview. “We also don’t know where this geopolitical thing will end up.”

Nokia and Ericsson are Europe’s final survivors of a merciless winnowing of more than a half-dozen telecom equipment providers. Bloated costs, a cyclical marketplace, cash-strapped customers, and the relentless rise of Huawei—aided by access to generous Chinese state financing—helped push the likes of Canada’s Nortel Networks Corp. and Germany’s Siemens AG out of the industry.

Nokia paid some $2 billion in 2013 to buy Siemens out of a joint venture established to compete against Ericsson and Huawei. Then in 2015, it spent another almost $18 billion acquiring Alcatel-Lucent to broaden its product offering after pushing through more than 25,000 job cuts in the preceding three years. Still, Huawei’s share of the $33 billion of sales in the global mobile infrastructure market surged to 31% in 2018 from 13% in 2010, IHS Markit data show.

Huawei, despite its troubles, remains a potent rival. Many phone companies in Europe deem its base stations, switches and routers technologically superior. Fully excluding Huawei and ZTE from 5G would raise radio-access network costs for European phone companies by 40%, or 55 billion euros ($62 billion), the GSMA industry group predicts in an unpublished report seen by Bloomberg. Nokia and Ericsson would have to almost double production to absorb Huawei and ZTE’s business in Europe and could struggle to meet demand, the GSMA report says.


Both Nokia and Ericsson are working to make it easier for carriers to switch. Nokia has developed what it calls a “thin layer” of its 4G technology to connect to a new 5G system, allowing a carrier to avoid a wholesale swap of another supplier’s equipment. Ericsson also has a solution to allow a carrier to swap out only a portion of existing infrastructure, and says it can make some areas work side-by-side with Ericsson’s 5G gear.

Nokia and Ericsson can agree on one thing: Claims of Huawei’s technological superiority are overblown. They note that they’re involved in the latest networks in the U.S., where carriers are rolling out 5G faster than the Europeans.

“We compete quite favorably with Huawei,” Suri said, “with or without the current security concerns.”

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Damn!

Hmmmm..... This is seriously serious....

iyanu ko ni pari.......

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MiaB:
Her surgery butt is too strong

Anwula m eeeeh!!

MrMcJay:
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Noted and duly discarded.
Next pls.

Judging by those screenshots, that lady didn't do anything wrong.....

BTW, why didn't you introduce yourself first..... You were a total stranger.....

lilmax:
take that money to any orphanage or hospital

its better there

I don't think that girl really needs money

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