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bakila:
Them start there own jazz right in the stadium and it field woefully. There jazz was silenced by the second goal.

LOL.. It didn't work for them..

Abeg someone should delete this video from YouTube before Island people start to suspect say nah jazz Nigeria come use against them..

What a nice write-up OP..
It seems like you're just referring to me, because i'm guilty of most of the problems you have outlined.. Thanks for this educating article..

Okay, we are waiting Noble Laurette..

thatNUPEboy:
A graduate of accounting is exempted from writing all foundation exams. You LL only sit for PT1 , PT2 & PT3. This makes the total number of courses you LL do to be 12 (4 courses in each stage.)
These courses are income tax, QT, indirect tax & revenue law for PT1:::::::strategy, risk and ethics, international taxation, taxation of e-commerce & tax audit and investigation for PT2::::::::oil and gas taxation, solid minerals taxation, tax management and practical cases in taxation for PT3.

Registration costs 12000 for now, and exemption is around 20k for foundation courses.

Thank you..
But i'm talking about ICAN not CITN..?

How many courses will a graduate of Accounting take and what are they..? How much is the registration and exemption fees..?

sandammy:
Yes and I noticed that the lagging is reduced and the battery draining has also reduced.

Ok thanx.. let me kuku go and update mine..

You're welcome Baba..

sandammy:
So there is a new update. Make I try am by midnight

Pls have you successfully installed the update..

neox2x:
No you won't...
You will have to flash a custom recovery ( TWRP) using spflash tool( no need for rooting)..

The link to this recovery is around page 31..
As for the ROM I haven't uploaded it anywhere I will do that for anyone who needs it Tonight.

Do you know how to use sp flash tool?

Not at all..

neox2x:
I have made a very stable port of XOS 2.3 ROM for the leagoo kiicca power ..

ROM is working well.. fixed a few bugs and its now 98% stable.

I haven't been able to confirm if this ROM fingerprint support truly works because I haven't been able to fix my fingerprint that I broke during my sp flash tool saga... (check my previous post) but everything works well for now.

if you want to try this ROM indicate interest...
you will need a Custom recovery like TWRP

This is for T591 only.

I added some screenshots...
I'm still looking for solution to my fingerprint issue... if anyone can help I'll be grateful. thanks!

note: this ROM should work perfectly on a Leagoo kiicca that the fingerprint wasn't faulty already... mine was faulty before I ported and flashed ( which makes me worried that my own problem might be very serious. pls... if you use sp flash tool "don't do the format option for the Leagoo kiicca!" just choose download some things can't be recovered easily when formatted)

Will i need to root my Kpower before i can install this ROM..

yak:
For the first time ever, I am going to give this phone a negative rating. I have managed to enjoy all the bad features because of the price but I got stranded this morning as the phone UI crashed n refused to load for about 30mins n I needed to place a quick call. its really annoying

Try and update to the latest version, The UI crash should stop after that... mine did..

Your smartphone can do a whole lot—but not if the battery’s exhausted. Unfortunately, as your phone gets older, it might take longer to charge.
Let’s talk about how mobile device charging works and the different charging methods available for current-generation phones. We’ll also see why older phones might require more time to charge and what you can do about it.

Understanding Rechargeable Batteries
Every mobile phone has a battery. For the most part, each battery delivers power the same way .
A cell battery contains two electrodes (one positive and one negative) and an electrolyte. Through usage, ions form in the electrodes, which drives a flow of electronics to your battery’s negative outer terminal, thereby giving off a charge.
In non-rechargeable batteries, these chemical reactions only occur one time. With rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, like the ones found in phones, the chemical reactions are “reversible.” Thus, recharging allows the cell to absorb power.
In broad terms, there are two ways to charge your smartphones: wired and wirelessly. You’ll find pros and cons for both.

Pros and Cons of Wired Charging
Like other consumer electronics, smartphones have always shipped with cables for charging purposes. These cables haven’t changed that much until recently.
For almost a decade, non-Apple devices have shipped with USB cables that have supported the USB 3.0 architecture. By contrast, since 2012, Apple devices have used Lightning, a proprietary computer bus and power connector.
“Fast Charging” technology has increased wired charging speeds considerably in recent years. This type of technology typically requires a newer USB Type-C connection. Fast charging specifications differ by manufacturer and device.
Most claim a certain percentage of the battery becomes recharged in 30 minutes. For example, using fast charge, you can recharge your iPhone up to 50 percent battery in 30 minutes.

Pros of Wired Charging
The most significant reason to stick with wired charging technology, at least for now, is efficiency. And don’t discount its familiarity.

Cons of Wired Charging
Not surprisingly, cables are the biggest reason to ditch wired charging technology. Cables are annoying and can become worn over time. Besides, they’re ugly to look at.

Pros and Cons of Wireless Charging
This brings us to an increasingly popular form of phone charging: wirelessly. There are a lot of benefits to using wireless charging, although it does come with some drawbacks.

Pros of Wireless Charging
With wireless charging, you no longer have to worry about finding a cable. Instead, you just set your phone on a stationary charging pad. This means less wear and tear on your device and fewer costs, at least in the long term. Charging cables can be expensive, after all.
Convenience is another reason consumers are embracing wireless charging. Many of the charging pads on the market today allow you to charge multiple devices at the same time.

Cons of Wireless Charging
In 2018, wireless charging is still slower and less efficient than wired charging. However, because most mobile phones can now go an entire day between charges, this discrepancy isn’t as significant. Just place your phone on the charger before going to bed, and you’re good to go.
Wireless chargers also tend to generate some wasted heat, which could lead to your phone overheating. To avoid injury, make sure you only buy certified wireless charging bases. Wireless charging products are also more expensive than wired solutions.

5 Reasons Why Your Phone Is Charging Slowly

Now that you know how battery charging works, it’s time to look at what might be slowing down your older phone while charging. Most likely, it’s because of one of the following reasons:

1. Bad Accessories
The most straightforward reason your cell phone might be charging slower than before might have nothing to do with the phone itself. Instead, you could have a bad cord or adapter, or weak power source.
USB cables get put through a lot, especially in homes with multiple users and devices. These cables are often dropped, bent, kept in locations where temperatures can vary significantly, and even stepped on. Therefore, before anything else, change the cable and see if that eliminates the problem.
You should also switch out the adapter and see if that makes a difference. In your household, do you continue to use the same adapter even after buying a new phone? You should probably use the newer one.
Many like to charge their mobile devices using a port on their computer. This isn’t always an ideal solution, depending on your computer’s age and whether other ports on your machine are in use at the same time.
Everything else being equal, you should use a direct source to charge your phone. In other words: use a wall charger whenever possible.

2. Port Issues
Your cable isn’t the only element that could have problems from daily charging. Your phone’s charging port could also suffer some damage. Look at the port for corrosion or an obstruction. While this probably isn’t the reason it’s taking more time to charge your device, you should at least rule it out.
To find the latter, use a flashlight and magnification to look around inside your phone’s port. Try to remove any object (lint, dust, etc.) that doesn’t belong, being very careful not to cause damage to the port’s components.
My advice? Use a plastic toothpick to remove any objects. Using a small, soft brush inside the port is also recommended.

3. Background Apps
Phones that take forever to charge can also have a hard time keeping a charge when in use. A rogue app, or background apps in general, could be the reason for this.
Both Android and iOS now have tools for you to find out what apps are running in the background. For Android-based devices, check out the battery usage menu located at
Settings > Battery . On your iPhone , select
Battery in the Settings app to see which apps are using the most battery .
When you think you’ve located the nasty app, delete it and see if your battery life and charging speed improves.

4. Aging Battery
If you’ve exhausted the other tips on this list and the battery still seems to take forever to charge, you might think about having the battery replaced.
At the end of 2017, Apple was criticized for how the company handled batteries in aging iPhones. It did so for a reason, though.
The little industry secret is that lithium-ion batteries don’t last forever and can only be recharged a limited number of times. Therefore, it could be that the battery itself is what’s causing the slow recharging. Take your phone to an authorized dealer for more information on replacing the battery in your device.

5. The Problem Is You
Are you the type of person that has to use your smartphone even when it’s charging? Perhaps you’re the reason the device takes so long to recharge.
Apps such as Facebook are notorious for sapping battery life on phones. Nowhere is this more apparent than when you’re attempting to recharge your device while also leaving posts on your social network.
Instead of doing this, take a break. Make a rule that you won’t use your phone while it’s charging.

When in Doubt, Get It Fixed
It shouldn’t take a long time to recharge the battery on your phone. If you’ve noticed it slowing down significantly, there’s probably an issue that’s easy to resolve. If the tips found in this article haven’t helped, consider taking your device to the nearest authorized service center to have an expert take a look.

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Geny5:
pls oo i hv submitted my application and printed out d form, is it possible to go back online and make some corrections and submit again?

Capital YES.. It's stated there..

I watched one of her movies(English Vinglish 2012) jst some few days ago what a nice actress she was...

Tajudeen40:
some buyers are complainng about the phone rom and ram tht the rom is less than 10 while ram is actually 1.Pls ,users should clear the air.

The RAM and ROM are actually 2GB and 16GB ..

About four weeks now, one ear has stopped working though...

Wapkoshcom:
what network are you using?

Airtel and MTN..

My Leagoo kiicaa power arrived on Wednesday, 31st, jan.. that's a month after i placed the order on Jumia. The phone is really awesome considering the price.. The only issue i have with the phone now is it's slow network loading even on 3g.. Can someone pls help with that...

Mehn.. Those questions are really complicated and time demanding, and the time allocated was damn inadequate.. I know some gurus will still score 70+ anyway, all the best

Odunharry:
Refresh and check again if you have not seen any mail.
. Those who have seen should also inform us

Have not received any mail..
CC.. Richiez

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emzyvasper:
The hanging is not really a problem... It doesn't hang as much as u think... All I do is close the system UI and then lock my phone and unlock it, then the problem is solved and it happens after I reboot the phone

Okay, thats gud.. enjoy ur kpower..