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Chubbyface:
i thought as much

skywalker240:
720p pova vs 1080p redmi 9

85k pova vs 79k redmi 9

Both has 6gb ram 64gb rom.

Miui would be expecting android 11 upgraded on the redmi 9 can you gaunranty same for pova

The 6000mah battery of the pova is decent compared to the 5000mah on redmi but the redmi 9 is more rugged and can stand tests of time can the pova do

Redmi 9 comes with gorilla glass 3 pova has no screen protection, so what the fvck are you trynna say

ayafcom:
Yea! That's true, I forgot to add that to my list

saratackit:
The pro around 90k when a friend of mine got his own... And she's enjoying the TECNO CAMON 16 ... The phone is nice

saxby:
sure they will, Transsion no go dull when it comes to such things

saxby:
yes o, it promises to be amazing

saxby:
lol, untop say you no want make pesin buy tecno phone?

saxby:
its about 96,500

KINGKONG:
So why destroying crates of beers if you are benefiting from the tax?

Is this not hypocrisy?

Bunch of confused people taking religion to the extreme....rubbish

tutudesz:
Monkey dey work baboon dey chop spiritual drinkers enjoying more than the physical drinkers

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The Nigerian Breweries Plc (NB) has been recognised as the biggest taxpayer in Kaduna, bagging the Kaduna State Internal Revenue Service (KADIRS) 2020 Highest Taxpayer, Pay-As-You-Earn Award.

The company engages in the brewing and marketing of Lager beer, Stout and non-alcoholic malt drinks. The company’s product range includes Star, Gulder, Legend Extra Stout, Maltina and Malta.

Adjudged as the political capital of Northern Nigeria, Kaduna is one of the 12 northern states to have adopted the Shari’a Law which prohibits the sale or consumption of alcoholic beverages.

There have been many instances of destruction of alcoholic beverages in states such as Kano, Bauchi and Jigawa where Shari’a Law is practiced, to the chagrin of citizens who wonder why states who share from revenues accruing from sale of alcoholic beverages across the country could hypocritically ban the same in their domain on religious grounds.

The Executive Chairman, KADIRS, Dr Zaid Abubakar, described Nigerian Breweries at the agency’s 2020 Grand Dinner and Award Night, in Kaduna on Friday, as one of the “committed” taxpayers in the state.

Mr Abubakar urged other corporate organisations to emulate Nigerian Breweries and other committed taxpayers in the state by paying the needed tax voluntarily and as and when due.

“The essence of the award was to motivate taxpayers in the state to continue to pay their taxes voluntarily so that the state government will continue to deliver quality services to the people,” he explained.

Receiving the awards from the state’s finance commissioner, Abbay Ajayi, the company manager in Kaduna thanked KADIRS for recognising the efforts of the company in fulfilling its tax obligation and contributing to the development of the state.

Mr Ajayi said that the Nigerian Breweries has paid a total of N1.4 billion to Kaduna state government as PAYE and levies, among others between 2018 and 2020.

“We have equally paid N315 million to Kaduna State Water Cooperation as water bills from 2016 to date.

“We have so far invested N45 billion in Kaduna state from inception to date and planned to invest N7.0 billion in the state in 2021 alone.

“Kaduna has been a home for all of us at the Nigerian Breweries since the 1960s and we are still thriving due to the conducive business environment that have made Kaduna more home than any other,” he said.

He reiterated Nigerian Breweries’ continued investment and support to the development agenda of the Kaduna state government and Nigeria.

A total of 23 taxpayers were honoured as part of efforts to encourage voluntary tax compliance and boost revenue generation for the development of the state.

saxby:
transsion will always be in the market cos they flow very well with new innovations and the market tide.

Bestchild:
My brain no kukuma like stress before, na this kain short cut I dey like

prince2pac:
I'm following up, it's really a good as funny show

Chubbyface:
where is here? Nigeria?

saxby:
lol, your hate for TECNO products amazes me, so he should go and start looking for money to add when he can get a very good device within his budget? na wa o

saxby:
wow, this will be one hell of a device, love to see it

saxby:
yeah, but instead of the camon 16, he could go for the pro since its within his budget

Chuksteric:
never will I advise anyone to get a Tecno device too

saxby:
yeah, the Pova is one hell of a device too

symbianDON:
Only a mischievous person or completely naive person will want to compare any phone made by transsion with phones made by ANY other phone manufacturer! Tecno, Infinix, Itel can't stand any of Huawei, Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo etc on any grounds. Transsion phones have very poor build quality, below par specs and are generally overpriced contrary to what they make their customers believe.

AmadorSays:
yes o, its really nice knowing a brand will create device that benefits the health condition of the user, thats really cool.

selfdefence:
i dont know of any yet, i just wish it was on my camon device

selfdefence:
no be small thing, there's just so much one can do with his or her smartphone, i will love that head to control and guests feature on my tecno phone sha

AmadorSays:
thanks for the tips, but my tecno phone has an eye care feature, so at night the bright ness doesn't give me any issues

AmadorSays:
TECNO phones are maaad too, no think am, their after sales service too is second to none.