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The newly launched Tecno phamtom 9 is one hell of a device, so if you intend being a proud owner this one is for you.

It comes with so many amazing features that makes chatting online more fun, you can take your chatting and instant messaging to a whole new level with an advance Artificial Intelligence Animoji feature on the Phantom 9. The feature allows you capture 10 seconds video message of your facial movement as it records your voice making it look as if you're talking. You can share the video with your friends.

Here's a simple method of setting up and creating your Animoji on your TECNO Phantom 9 device.

The legendary ex-international Victor Agali believes the Foxes will be out on a revenge mission when they face Gernot Rohr’s men in Sunday’s Afcon semi-final.

Algeria will be motivated by revenge when they face Nigeria in Sunday’s Africa Cup of Nations semi-final in Cairo, according to Victor Agali.
The Super Eagles spanked Djamel Belmadi’s men 3-1 in the first leg, third round of Caf’s 2018 Fifa World Cup qualification before seeing out a 1-1 draw in Constantine.

This semi-final will be the ninth time these countries meet in Afcon finals history, with the results perfectly balanced (three wins for each side and two draws).

And Agali believes Algeria will go into this showdown with a drive to succeed due to a desire for revenge.

what do you think about this game?

source: https://www.goal.com/en/news/afcon-2019-they-will-see-this-game-as-payback-time-agali-expects-/1wyc82k3friz41vsi8andgbb4c

Nice one @op for a post like this, but the question is what are the security agencies doing to tackle issues like these? can't these people be tracked down and arrested

This is really good, I just pray they follow it up as they have said.

edunwablog:
The Nigerian Police yesterday said there is no time limit for reporting cases of rape and other sexual assaults to the security and other appropriate agencies in the country. They insisted that irrespective of how long it takes a rape victim to report the case, the Police and the state owe him or her a responsibility to diligently investigate the complaint and bring offenders to book.

Speaking in an exclusive interview yesterday with The Guardian in Abuja, Force Public Relations Officer, Frank Mba (a Deputy Commissioner of Police), however, added that although it doesn’t matter how long it takes before the reports are made, the sooner a victim calls the Police, the easier it is for it to collect the evidence needed to prove the charge.

He said: “But I will say without equivocation that when rape cases or other forms of abuses are reported timorously, the proximity in time between when the offence is committed and when they are reported helps the Police in managing investigation better, because the memories are fresher in the mind of the victim, the crime scene is less contaminated, it is easier to pick up traces and pieces of evidence from the crime scene and forensic investigations are easier and better handled.


“My recommendation is that victims of rape cases and other forms of sexual assault should endeavour to report their cases on time, but they must also know that there are no time bars to the investigation of rape cases.

“The offence is not statute-barred and they can decide to report their case any time they chose and the Police is duty-bound to investigate them.”

Mba explained that the Police have adopted a multifaceted approach in tackling the challenges associated with rape and other sexual offences, adding: “One of the things we have done is to create a specialised investigative and response units in almost all the Police stations and particularly at the State Criminal Investigative Department (CID) and Force CID levels. We have specialised sections called the Police Gender Units.

“We also have the Juvenile and Women Centres (JWC), which was specifically created, powered, trained and charged with the responsibility of responding to offences that touch on women and children, and rape is one of them. Rape is the focus of not just the gender unit, but also the juvenile and women centres.

“In some states of the federation, the Police have also been able to develop a functional and collaborative working relationship with the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare in those states. Our best example is Lagos State, where the state government has a dedicated unit at its teaching hospital charged with the responsibility of providing forensic support to the Police in their investigations of not just rape cases, but other sexual offences.”

Mba lamented that the Police is faced with fundamental challenges in their efforts to bring justices to rape victims and also punish and bring rape suspects and paedophiles to book, one of which is the reluctance on the part of rape victims to report rape incidence to the Police and other law enforcement agencies.


“At other times, they may make the report, but it may come very late. There is a need for us to look into some of the reasons why people are reluctant in reporting cases of rape and see how we can work together as a community and as a people to eliminate those fears.

“I think one of the reasons victims are reluctant to report cases of rape is fear of the stigmatisation that could arise from speaking out.

“The second reason, which I have also found out while relating one-on-one with some of the victims as a Police officer, is their discomfort with some of the investigative procedures.

“A lot of them are also reluctant to report for fear of embarrassment that could be associated with their report arising from media coverage. The fear of negative publicity and embarrassment associated with such publicity is also a factor.

“We have also discovered that some of the rapists leave their victims with ongoing threats of bodily harm and blackmail.”

The Force spokesman, however, explained that the Police has created special units to provide privacy to victims during the processes of investigations and assurance that their fears and concerns would be taken care of, adding: “We are also pursuing witnesses protective programmes that could help to protect the victims and their witnesses so as to give them that assurance of safety and security.”


He said most rape cases are committed by people that are known to the victims, noting: “Of all the reports we have, over 90 per cent of them are committed by acquaintances, the people that know the victims.”

Mba disclosed that the Force has been carrying out massive prosecution of rape suspects across the 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja.

Similarly, the Director of Public Enlightenment, National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), Arinze Orakwe, told The Guardian in an exclusive interview in Abuja, yesterday, that rape victims reserve the right to disclose their experiences anytime they wish, saying there is no national template on the timeframe a rape victim should disclose her harrowing experience.

But he called for the review of the law guiding rape cases in Nigeria to swing in favour of victims, as it would stem the tide of rising cases of paedophile and rape in the country.

He explained that the burden of proof that is placed on victims is aiding rapists and assaulters to go unpunished, adding: “NAPTIP will fully support the review of the rape law. While I am not speaking on behalf of NAPTIP, I as an individual and operator support the review of the law. The law as presently crafted is a burden on victims. Indeed, the law seeks to dampen the morale of families of victims to press charges, because it is almost impossible to prove rape cases successfully in our court of law, because of the evidence that is required.”

Orakwe also noted that NAPTIP would continue to appeal to parents to know that they are the first responders by way of protecting their children, insisting: “Parents must mind whom they leave their children with because the family knows paedophiles. Children normally submit their basic security instincts to uncles, pastors, neighbours or aunties. That is why we emphasise to parents that they must mount the first roadblock, mount the first resistance against these acts.”

https://www.akelicious.net/2019/07/no-time-limit-for-reporting-rape-cases.html

maybe he wants to upgrade to the TECNO pouvoir 3

Chiemezueajuzie:
The phone is good o selling it I not a bad Idea but hope it's another Tecno phone you'll obtain

you dey craze well well

Launcher:
Xiaomi redmi note 7, you'd even get little change left.

The earphones goes for 3k & the battery goes for 4500. Just buy either the earphones or battery...... later you buy the case..........

na only laff i fit laff

bravesoul247:
what is doggy? Is that a phone or what? You guys should mind what you buy o.

you have to understand that most of their devices are budget friendly, so yes its a perfect brand for the African market.

jowhyte:
“Chinese-owned smartphone company, Transsion Holdings (owners of Tecno, itel and Infinix) have the best selling phones in Africa, but they have never sold a single phone in China.”

I just keep wondering why this is so, yet they have over 47% sales coming from Africa alone.

https://technode.com/2019/04/22/transsions-lead-in-african-phone-market-under-threat-from-fellow-chinese-rivals/

its a great device and comes with a 5000 mah battery so you dont have to carry your charger everywhere you go

BluntBoy:
I intend getting a second phone. So, I found the Tecno Pouvoir 3 Air (LC6). It is just 27,880 naira but has impressive specifications. I want to get this phone but considering my experience early this year when I purchased a phone and it packed up in 2 months, I decided to research on this Techno Pouvoir before placing an order.

Please, anyone who knows about this phone should help me share their experiences. Is the battery as good as stated in the specifications?

The other phone I have in my agenda is the Nokia 2.2 which goes for 32,000 naira.

God bless you as you help me decide. Thank you.

this was one hell of a launch, this is one device i would love to have.

depends on your device, i think the camon 11 received a recent update and that has the fonts returned.

longestwai:
I heard that font is now back on tecno phone, how real is that

you can go for the pouvoir 3 air, its about that price range and has a 5000mah battery

are you saying you will do that too

kikelomojessy:
[Nice to know a man can reason like this, God bless you]



[ Take it from me, there is no need to die of jealousy or make Ur home hell on earth when you can condition Ur mind not to give ursef HBP if he cheats, cos he might cheat. Point it out to him if you can but don't kill him or kill ursef over it.]

eluquenson:
If you and your hubby are righteous, there isn't any need for a side this or side that.

Simply because you have a side boy too, you want your future man to have one.

Actress and prostitution be like 5 & 6

no be lie guy, you got his perfectly.

wetin we no go see for this Nigeria

wait o, like play like play na so pesin win new phantom 9 for twitter? that person is truly LUCKY o

nnaomaog:
This phone is a boom...I need this phone even if am not lucky like Lucky...

another amazing device from tecno mobile, the phantom series no dey ever fall hand

how much did you buy it? i for advice make you use your money buy better tecno device.

oga calm down, you could also pass for a TECNO hater, they have very good devices. ACCEPT IT.

drjprince:
who asked you,stupid marketer

please help me tell him, i device that will serve you 4 days without charge is a device to love

TrollKiller:
Think again

they do o, even though its only in lagos for now sha.

Puregold3:
wow
never knew calcare do phone swapping.

true the pouvoir 2 isnt a bad buy, maybe they are just scared of the reasons why the person is selling it.

Chiemezueajuzie:
Pouvoir 2 not a bad phone to buy... And yeah Carlcare could help

its a nice idea to repair any damaged device thats why i trust carlcare to do that job perfectly.

help me tell them, as far as i am concerned the phantom 9 is a better device.

Norman4real:
Don't be fooled by the Samsung branding. This A40s is using a weaker processor. The exynoss 7904 processor being used here only has around 70k antutu score. It uses the same Mali G71 GPU on the helio P23 so don't expect it to be good for gaming or any heavy task. But being a super Amoled I expect it will have very good display and good cameras.

where are the specs? i cant see them and for your information the phantom 9 is a more durable device not these samsung that when your screen cracks small you will have to use more than half the original price of the phone to fix it.

Olalekanbanky1:
Check the A40s specs out and see for your. Tecno and infinix are just scamming we Africans. Go for a quality phone

true talk

yeyeosoronga:
Volkswagen vehicles are strong and reliable. But when will the government make power supply a priority? Many businesses have collapsed because of this and some have carried their kaya away feo. Nigeria because of this.

after 20 years please i have to ask, what were they doing all these while

Ennyholar:
I'll would have love to see a partnership between Tecno and a local football club here in Nigeria but the league itself needs a lot of rebranding. But good one for them.

Cc lalasticlala

that will be a very welcomed idea, them sponsoring a local team will be great and it will boost their market in Nigeria.

i have always been a lover of the phantom series, they live upto expectation and i believe the phantom 9 will not fall short of that.

no be lie, i dont know hos strong airtel is in my area sha but i would want to try this out on my tecno device.

bravesoul247:
Trust me, that binge Plan is the real deal. It fits heavy users perfectly. I use it always and it works perfectly for me during the day.