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MrT2011: Will you close your dirty wicked mouth!

They have currently been committing Genocide over there in northeast.

But the news only focus on Ebola!

why r u so bitter? R u 4rm borno?

e be like ebola don finish all bokoharam suicide bombers-them neva strike since.

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waiting....

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those agbero 'll nt conplain of militarization now.

lagtech: YES AND ANYBODY who purchased before July 28th is picking up between tomorrow and next week. Your own is not in tomorrows. You will be informed at least 24 hours before.

and me?

donlyone: Waiting for implementation. Hope they follow through.

But people go cry sha

is that why we have
poor network?

By Franklin Alli
The Federal Government will
soon order telecom companies in
the country to effect a
nationwide switch-off of over
12.6 million counterfeit phones
from networks by using the
International Mobile Equipment
Identity (IMEI) number.
This was disclosed by Dr. Joseph
Odumodu, Director General
Standards Organisation of
Nigeria (SON).
Speaking during an interactive
forum with Phone Brand Owners
in Lagos, the SON boss pointed
out that in 2013 alone, over N5
billion was spent in Nigeria on
the importation of substandard
mobile phones, adding that as at
April this year, Nigeria currently
has a GSM subscriber base of
126,958,904; and 10 percent of
these subscribers (12.6 million)
use counterfeit phones.
He affirmed that the enforcement
will boost consumer rights
protection, increased revenue for
the government via taxes;
increase revenue for the genuine
mobile phone manufacturers as
well as improved GSM networks
in the country.
According to him, SON is working
out the plan with Nigerian
Communications Commission,
NCC, and Consumer Protection
Council; the phone operators,
and “Soon government shall
announce the directive to switch
the fake phones off the
networks.”
“As more countries switch-off
counterfeit phones, the people
behind this scourge will keep
moving to countries that are yet
to adopt this solution, hence the
urgent need to address the
situation,” he said. He enjoined
all brand owners to monitor and
protect their products from the
factories (manufacturers) until
they get to the end-users. “Brand
owners have to inscribe coded
identification marks on original
phones to ensure traceability and
proper user’s guide,” he said.
Umego Adaora, CPC Scientific
Officer Lagos Zonal Office, also
urged the brand owners to look
beyond making money by
considering the negative effects
substandard phones have on the
economy, the environment and
the consumer.
Some of the brand owners
reacted to the development:
Comfort Ebere, whose company
is Nokia mobile sole
representative in Nigeria, noted,
‘There is a phone I saw recently;
Nokia as a brand name and they
wrote L300 but Nokia doesn’t
produce L300. I also saw Nokia
L800 and I asked where are
these phones coming from? I
was taken a backed and I went
to the office and spoke with my
people to know what is really
happening in the markets. When
we see a real Nokia phones from
us we know. If we key in the
code and it doesn’t bring up the
features we tell the customer,
this is not from us.”

Soteriahascome: It is only primitive intellectual that will make one underestimate the power of technology...
This product is strong and confirmed...

what is d name of ur product, just want 2 know if it's diff 4rm d one i bought.

foreva young.

following...

where can i get this phone?

story 4 d Gods

No condition is permanent.

how can i check d mb?

ojeffo: RUSHES OFF TO ORDER 12 RICE BAGS OF BITTER KOLA. ..AND EVEN MORE FOR POSSIBLE EXPORT TO LIBERIA...HEALTH AND CASH MAKING ON MY MIND...MEANWHILE I AM FROM ANAMBRA STATE

d virus is already in ur domain. Keep it, u may use it curing ur family and friends.

he did this just to create problem for d next administration. If nt, why didn't he create d local govt b4 d election.

he fought 4 what he belive.

gud 4 chelsea 4rm d business point of veiw.

lagtech: @ Balogunsam-last netbook has cleared-and Jimmy just picked up-making 5 netbooks in all. 2 laptops remaining-thanks for your patience. We are sending to Ibadan free.
@ib4ola- Your 3 laptops just picked up-ready to move to Kano
@Fasrola-Juice is with Jimmy-please contact him.
@Shinner2010-tablet with Jimmy-ready to move to Ibadan.

what of my own?

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blame it on pdp!

Nigeria has the world’s highest
casualty rate from terrorism -
related attacks, according to
Maplecroft, a UK-based risk
consultancy which released its
report Thursday.
Nigeria ignobly surpassed terror-
ridden countries like Somalia and
Iraq, no thanks to the sporadic
bombings of parts of the country
by Boko Haram, the radical
Islamic fundamentalists..
The report entitled: Maplecroft
Terrorism and Security
Dashboard (MTSD), said Nigeria
has the world’s highest casualty
rate from “terrorism” with an
average of 24 deaths per attack
out of 146 recorded in the year
through June.
The report said the global
average is two deaths per attack,
but Nigeria recorded 3,477
deaths in those attacks as
violence by the Boko Haram
rages in scale and sophistication.
It said the “the increased
capacity of Boko Haram is likely
to lead to a further loss of
investor confidence.” The current
figures represent a doubling of
the 1,735 deaths recorded in the
previous year through June
2013, it said.
Maplecroft also ranks Nigeria
fifth in its list of “extreme risk”
countries topped by Iraq,
Afghanistan, Pakistan and
Somalia.
Though more people have been
killed in those countries because
of more frequent attacks, the
average death toll per attack has
been lower than Nigeria’s,
Maplecroft said.
“Significant increases in risk have
been seen in other important
emerging economies though.
Nigeria has moved into the top
ten for the first time, due to
increased activity of the terrorist
group Boko Haram in the north
of the country,” the report said.
It added that “the severity of this
risk was highlighted by a series
of attacks in Kano, northern
Nigeria, on 20 January, 2012,
which killed 211 people - making
it the group’s deadliest attack.
Security risks in the country are
compounded by the resurgence
of the Movement for the
Emancipation of the Niger Delta
(MEND) in Nigeria’s south, which
has been responsible for a series
of attacks on the oil and gas
industry.”

observing...

impeachment galore! Who is next?

abokis, destroying their region since time immemorial.

lagtech: Noted sir.

u haven't confirm my payment yet.

she her mouth like goat yansh.