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OdenKelechi:
Even Rwanda has left us too

Loll
I swear

Sodiq0987:
What's the price

Watch the video u will hear the price

Nigerfine2:
They didn't talk of assembling.
The said the manufacture every components.
Kudos

go back and watch the video

Getintouch2004:
while we are still talking about Cow Settlement in Nigeria.

Den panty

Algerian1:
Even big world compagnies dont produce 100% of there smartphones . so it always funny when you hear as always " we manufacture 100% of the phones " or "its the first 100% africcan smartphones" . and you discover as always after few years that its an assembly under a license of a chinese or indian smartphone with only a new name .

Lol

immortalcrown:
This is very nice.

Now, Africans have something to enjoy, while waiting for Biafra to offer the best.

My brother it's you are the leader of biafra

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvb0lJuJKcE


This is the first smartphone manufacturer in Africa," Thakkar told Reuters after touring the company alongside Rwanda's President Paul Kagame.

Companies assemble smartphones in Egypt, Ethiopia, Algeria and South Africa, but import the components, he said.

"We are actually the first who are doing manufacturing. We are making the motherboards, we are making the sub-boards during the entire process,” he said. "There are over 1,000 pieces per phone."

Thakkar said the plant had cost $24 million and could make 1,200 phones per day.

Mara Group hopes to profit from the African Continental Free Trade Agreement, a pact aimed at forming a 55-nation trade bloc, to boost sales across Africa, Thakkar said.

The agreement is due to begin trading in July next year, aiming to unite 1.3 billion people and create a $3.4 trillion economic bloc. But it is still in the very early stages and no timelines have been agreed for abolishing tariffs.

boynice:
This is good, Nigeria can't invent anything all they do is struggle over oil money while other sectors perish nothing works, not even agriculture......tufiakwa!!!!

Hahagahhahahah
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Abfinest007:
I hope the giant of Africa will feel ashame

Seriously

naijadrivablog:
Better pikin, Pantoo, knack them these pics for FP alacrity (don't look up that grammar).

Thanks bro

immortalcrown:
Africans will enjoy it, while waiting for Biafra to offer the best.

Lolll

African going better

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvb0lJuJKcE


This is the first smartphone manufacturer in Africa," Thakkar told Reuters after touring the company alongside Rwanda's President Paul Kagame.

Companies assemble smartphones in Egypt, Ethiopia, Algeria and South Africa, but import the components, he said.

"We are actually the first who are doing manufacturing. We are making the motherboards, we are making the sub-boards during the entire process,” he said. "There are over 1,000 pieces per phone."

Thakkar said the plant had cost $24 million and could make 1,200 phones per day.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNZT0e1XJXU

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Nigeria is a country blessed with mineral resources and is made up of 36 states. These states are meant to be productive based on their available natural resources, and are meant to have a strong and honest government capable of managing these natural resources to generate its revenue.

But the reverse is the case as some states are down to poverty by 70 percent. However, these poor states in Nigeria became poor due to bad governance, mismanagement of state resources or security issues as the case may be.

We have listed the poorest states in the country according to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, using infrastructural development, state of economy, literacy level, security and governance to compile this list of 10 poorest states in Nigeria this 2018.

1. Sokoto state

Sokoto state is rated as the poorest state in Nigeria, ranking 81.2% on poverty level. Its harsh climate conditions has made its a no go area and has prevented foreigners and foreign investors to come for investment in the state. It is also the seat of the Caliphate.

2. Kastina state

Located at the deepest part of the north western area of Nigeria, Kastina state made it in the list of poorest states in Nigeria because it has fewer or no solid investment or sector that generates revenue for the state.

3. Adamawa state

Due to the frequent attack from Boko Haram terrorists, Adamawa state’s economy has crippled as a result of its citizens running away from the state because of safety. It has affected the state poorly to a poverty level of 74.2%.

4. Gombe state

Gombe state which is located at the north-eastern part of Nigeria is also facing its own peril in security with crippled economy to a 73.2% poverty level.

5. Jigawa state

A state situated at the north-western part of Nigeria and basically populated with the Hausa/Fulani tribe. With low literacy level and low economic growth, the poverty level of Jigawa state is at 72.1%.

6. Plateau state

Although, plateau state is one of the highest populated state in Nigeria and has some tourist attractions, It has also suffered a long timely tribal conflict which has carelessly destroyed its economy by 71%

7. Ebonyi state

Unfortunately this is the only state in the South-East that falls under the top poorest states in Nigeria with poverty rate of 70.6% due to poverty, illiteracy and bad government.

8. Bauchi state

According to the National Bureau of Statistics, Bauchi was ranked among states that are poor.

Statistics shows that majority of the residents in this area lack the basic amenities of life and it is a war torn zone. The mortality rate recorded after the various insurgent attack is overwhelming.

9. Kebbi state

Kebbi is a state in north-western Nigeria. Its capital is Birnin Kebbi. The state also listed among the 10 states that have the highest poverty rate in the country. Its rating is 72%.

10. Zamfara state

With 70.8 percent poverty rate, Zamfara has been ranked by the NBS among the poorest states in the country 2019. Strife, disease and hunger affects the residents of this state a lot.

Which state is that?

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Top 10 Poorest States in Nigeria (2019)

Here are the top 10 poorest states in Nigeria 2019 according to data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)

Nigeria is a country blessed with mineral resources and is made up of 36 states. These states are meant to be productive based on their available natural resources, and are meant to have a strong and honest government capable of managing these natural resources to generate its revenue.

Poorest states in Nigeria But the reverse is the case as some states are down to poverty by 70 percent. However, these poor states in Nigeria became poor due to bad governance, mismanagement of state resources or security issues as the case may be.

We have listed the poorest states in the country according to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, using infrastructural development, state of economy, literacy level, security and governance to compile this list of 10 poorest states in Nigeria this 2018.

Top Ten (10) Poorest States in Nigeria 2019
1. Sokoto state
Sokoto state is rated as the poorest state in Nigeria, ranking 81.2% on poverty level. Its harsh climate conditions has made its a no go area and has prevented foreigners and foreign investors to come for investment in the state. It is also the seat of the Caliphate.

2. Kastina state
Located at the deepest part of the north western area of Nigeria, Kastina state made it in the list of poorest states in Nigeria because it has fewer or no solid investment or sector that generates revenue for the state.

3. Adamawa state
Due to the frequent attack from Boko Haram terrorists, Adamawa state’s economy has crippled as a result of its citizens running away from the state because of safety. It has affected the state poorly to a poverty level of 74.2%.

4. Gombe state
Gombe state which is located at the north-eastern part of Nigeria is also facing its own peril in security with crippled economy to a 73.2% poverty level.

5. Jigawa state
A state situated at the north-western part of Nigeria and basically populated with the Hausa/Fulani tribe. With low literacy level and low economic growth, the poverty level of Jigawa state is at 72.1%.

6. Plateau state
Although, plateau state is one of the highest populated state in Nigeria and has some tourist attractions, It has also suffered a long timely tribal conflict which has carelessly destroyed its economy by 71%

7. Ebonyi state
Unfortunately this is the only state in the South-East that falls under the top poorest states in Nigeria with poverty rate of 70.6% due to poverty, illiteracy and bad government.

8. Bauchi state
According to the National Bureau of Statistics, Bauchi was ranked among states that are poor.

Statistics shows that majority of the residents in this area lack the basic amenities of life and it is a war torn zone. The mortality rate recorded after the various insurgent attack is overwhelming.

9. Kebbi state
Kebbi is a state in north-western Nigeria. Its capital is Birnin Kebbi. The state also listed among the 10 states that have the highest poverty rate in the country. Its rating is 72%.

10. Zamfara state
With 70.8 percent poverty rate, Zamfara has been ranked by the NBS among the poorest states in the country 2019. Strife, disease and hunger affects the residents of this state a lot

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There is no doubt that Shatta Bandle is currently the most famous Ghanaian as far as social media is concerned.

The huge young man became an internet sensation after he ridiculously claimed to be richer than Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote.

He has since been spotted in various video skits, touting his properties and the amount of money in his bank account.

Shatta Bandle, born Idrissu Firdaus, has even claimed that he currently works in the oil and gas sector and can afford anything he wants.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6k3F-PhjgE

There is no doubt that Shatta Bandle is currently the most famous Ghanaian as far as social media is concerned.

The huge young man became an internet sensation after he ridiculously claimed to be richer than Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote.

He has since been spotted in various video skits, touting his properties and the amount of money in his bank account.
Shatta Bandle, born Idrissu Firdaus, has even claimed that he currently works in the oil and gas sector and can afford anything he wants.

Below, we take a look at five things you may not have known about him:

1. His place of birth

Shatta Bandle was born in Karaga in the Northern Region of Ghana. He grew up there before moving to Accra.

2. The businesses he owns

Shatta Bandle has not specifically disclosed which businesses he owns, but claims to be a mogul in the oil and gas sector. According to him, he deals with oil companies in Ghana, Nigeria and the UAE.

3. How old he is

Shatta Bandle’s diminutive nature means that many are tempted to ask how old he is. Well, according to the man himself, he is just two months old. “My real age is two-months. I was one-month-old last month so this month makes two,” he said in a recent interview with Pulse Ghana.
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Brief history of Nigeria INDEPENDANCE day

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Brief History of Nigeria INDEPENDANCE day

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In 1900, the territories under the control of the Royal Niger Company became the Southern Nigeria Protectorate. In 1914, this was combined with the Northern Nigeria Protectorate to create the Colony and Protectorate of Nigeria, which forms the borders of modern day Nigeria.

Many aspects of modern life in Nigeria were established under the period of British Rule, but by the middle of the 20th century, the call for independence sweeping across Africa and the decline of the territories in the British Empire led to Nigeria being granted independence on 1 October 1960 under a constitution with a parliamentary government and a degree of autonomy for the country's three regions.

Nigeria marked total independence from Britain when it became a federal republic when a new constitution was adopted on 1 October 1963 with Nnamdi Azikiwe as its first president.

Political unrest led to a series of military coups in 1966 and Nigeria was ruled by a military junta with democratic rule not being restored until 1 October 1979.

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