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Many people are afraid to join MMM and I used to be one of them, till I paused and had a reasonable thought about my stand.

If you're still against MMM, have you ever bothered to ask yourself why?.
Is it that you're just following the bandwagon of haters or you don't like how MMM is helping the masses in this hard time.

My friend, I must tell you the truth. MMM is doing so much good presently, let's not allow our minds to be biased by the opinion of those who wants to steer us away from MMM, not because they want to protect us but for their own personal gain.

I'll mention just a few groups tha may be against MMM, and let your sense of reason reveal the rest to you.

1. the bet house since MMM gained grounds in the country, the bet houses recording a geometric loss of customers on daily basis. The reason we won't be surprised to find the bet house on the forefront of the anti MMM campaign.

2. The “isusu” kind of scheme, where you contribute a fixed amount of money on daily, weekly or monthly basis, to collect the accumulation after a year or when it's your turn.

3. The elites: it is evident that the new form of slavery is financial slavery. Most of the elites doesn't want the poor to get financial freedom because they're the slave masters. They don't steer you away because they care, but because they want to continually trample on you for ever. Remember, lots of money is rarely attainable even with all the hard work.

4. On the part of the govt: they know that many will quite their low paying govt jobs when MMM becomes their main source of income. Why labour so hard and go home with peanuts as salaries. Poverty have disarmed the masses so they can't object when the govt is doing wrong, how can you disagree with someone that pays you salary. You can imagine what would happen when people don't work because they're broke but because they enjoy the job. NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL FREEDOM

My friends, judge MMM with reason not with hate.
That person telling you not to join MMM “who e epp?”

MMM is only here to shake anhierarchy the financial hierarchy to help the poor see some light.

I joined MMM because there is no reason why I shouldn't, 30% a month is fair deal for me.
You can join with me and see that MMM is good.

Boldfront@gmail.com

Many people are afraid to join MMM and I used to be one of them, till I paused and had a reasonable thought about my stand.

If you're still against MMM, have you ever bothered to ask yourself why?.
Is it that you're just following the bandwagon of haters or you don't like how MMM is helping the masses in this hard time.

My friend, I must tell you the truth. MMM is doing so much good presently, let's not allow our minds to be biased by the opinion of those who wants to steer us away from MMM, not because they want to protect us but for their own personal gain.

I'll mention just a few groups tha may be against MMM, and let your sense of reason reveal the rest to you.

1. the bet house since MMM gained grounds in the country, the bet houses recording a geometric loss of customers on daily basis. The reason we won't be surprised to find the bet house on the forefront of the anti MMM campaign.

2. The “isusu” kind of scheme, where you contribute a fixed amount of money on daily, weekly or monthly basis, to collect the accumulation after a year or when it's your turn.

3. The elites: it is evident that the new form of slavery is financial slavery. Most of the elites doesn't want the poor to get financial freedom because they're the slave masters. They don't steer you away because they care, but because they want to continually trample on you for ever. Remember, lots of money is rarely attainable even with all the hard work.

4. On the part of the govt: they know that many will quite their low paying govt jobs when MMM becomes their main source of income. Why labour so hard and go home with peanuts as salaries. Poverty have disarmed the masses so they can't object when the govt is doing wrong, how can you disagree with someone that pays you salary. You can imagine what would happen when people don't work because they're broke but because they enjoy the job. NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL FREEDOM

My friends, judge MMM with reason not with hate.
That person telling you not to join MMM “who e epp?”

MMM is only here to shake anhierarchy the financial hierarchy to help the poor see some light.

I joined MMM because there is no reason why I shouldn't, 30% a month is fair deal for me.
You can join with me and see that MMM is good.

Boldfront@gmail.com

I have a neat dell inspiron 1525 for urgent sale at 25k
Location: Onitsha
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How I laugh at those that condemn MMM, only to join at the very late stage and be the ones to get the hit of the crash they've always warned about.

There will always be two categories of people: "winners" and "losers" choose for yourself where to belong.
I'd rather try with MMM and lose, than hide in fear and stay broke. I already accepted the risk before I joined

Meanwhile, sign up with my ref and I'll share my little powerful secret
boldfront@gmail.com

China’s Gionee is looking to take the fight to higher-end brands such as Samsung and Apple as the company looks to gain share in India, world’s fastest-growing smartphone market. It isn’t too worried about less-expensive, local brands either, Gionee is not alone, there are other smartphone companies that are also in this “battle of bands”

Here are the new stars of the world’s second largest smartphone market — Vivo, OPPO, Gionee, LeEco and Lenovo, all Chinese brands. And here are the players feeling the heat — Apple, Samsung, LG.

The stats are clear – China’s sleek but relatively cheap smartphones are winning in a market where product penetration is only 30 per cent, meaning Chinese brands could be headed for big wins in the near future.

Chinese brands are redefining the domestic smartphone market with superior quality products and associating with various mainstream properties for high visibility and share of mind,” said Basabdatta Chowdhuri, chief operating officer of media buying firm Starcom Mediavest..........
More: http://www.gioneearena.com/battle-of-brands-gionee-takes-on-apple-and-samsung/

With the never-ending popularity of selfies,smartphone manufacturers are now focusing more on the camera quality of their smartphones. The market is already full with a variety of smartphones bringing the best front camera lenses packaged in beautiful designs and realistic price tags. Launched in the sub $300 segment, let’s find out if the Gionee S6s gets the selfie game right.



WHAT’S GOOD

The Gionee S6s comes with an eye-pleasing design and sports a metal unibody frame with smooth edges. The phone features a full HD display at 5.5-inches which is both bright and responsive. Despite a large screen, the phone is comfortable to hold or carry owing to its slim factor.
The power button and volume rockers are placed traditionally on the right and on the left is the hybrid tray slot for microSD card and SIM. The bottom features both the standard 3.5mm headphone jack slot along with a micro-USB charging port, while the front features the selfie camera, flash, and an LED indicator.
Gionee phones boast of symmetric designing and this one too comes with a center aligned rear camera, fingerprint sensor, and the company logo. gionee-s6s-rear

As part of Gionee’s own custom interface, a feature called – Chameleon – lets you use your phone’s rear camera as a colour dropper tool and pick colours from your surroundings to tweak the display’s background colour.
In terms of performance, the phone comes with a 1.3Ghz MediaTek MT6753 octa-core processor with 3GB RAM that doesn’t disappoint and offers a smooth experience. You can easily fire up multiple apps and continue switching between them without facing any lags.


Targeted at selfie-lovers, highlight of the Gionee S6s is its 8 megapixel front camera that comes equipped with a secondary selfie flash, in addition to the screen flash, which offers brighter results. The selfies are better if captured in naturally bright outdoors. The rear camera too at 13 megapixel offers decent output. The in-built filters and camera modes such as HDR, time lapse, GIF, macro, mood photo, etc. further add to the overall betterment of results.
The phone comes powered with a 3150mAh battery which is sufficient for an average user and will last you a day.



WHAT’S NOT SO GOOD

Priced in the sub $300 segment, the phone comes with a hybrid tray for accommodating either a second Nano SIM or a microSD card, which defeats the purpose of having a dual-SIM phone.


The phone is powered by Android 6.0 Marshmallow with Gionee’s Amigo 3.2 layered on top. While the custom skin is non-intrusive, bundled apps consume about 8 GB of the 32 GB on-board storage.
Although there is abundant light offered through screen flash and an additional selfie flash, if you are taking a regular self-portrait without using the Beauty/ Front Beauty mode, you will notice that the image is sharper than it should be. That basically takes out the realism out of a selfie.

Gionee S6s is a slightly pricey deal even if you are a selfie-addict. Given the price tag of ($250 – $280), the phone isn’t exactly true to its name of being a selfie phone given the low megapixel count and non-consistent results. Gionee intends to woo selfie-lovers at a time when the market for camera-focused phones is booming. The phone holds potential to strike a chord if one wants premium designing, 4G, good performance, memory expansion, and a decent battery without necessarily going by the ‘selfie phone’ label.

What's do you think. Is the Gionee S6s over rated?

Source: http://www.gioneearena.com/closer-look-gionee-s6s-whats-take/

With the never-ending popularity of selfies,smartphone manufacturers are now focusing more on the camera quality of their smartphones. The market is already full with a variety of smartphones bringing the best front camera lenses packaged in beautiful designs and realistic price tags. Launched in the sub $300 segment, let’s find out if the Gionee S6s gets the selfie game right.



WHAT’S GOOD

The Gionee S6s comes with an eye-pleasing design and sports a metal unibody frame with smooth edges. The phone features a full HD display at 5.5-inches which is both bright and responsive. Despite a large screen, the phone is comfortable to hold or carry owing to its slim factor.
The power button and volume rockers are placed traditionally on the right and on the left is the hybrid tray slot for microSD card and SIM. The bottom features both the standard 3.5mm headphone jack slot along with a micro-USB charging port, while the front features the selfie camera, flash, and an LED indicator.
Gionee phones boast of symmetric designing and this one too comes with a center aligned rear camera, fingerprint sensor, and the company logo. gionee-s6s-rear

As part of Gionee’s own custom interface, a feature called – Chameleon – lets you use your phone’s rear camera as a colour dropper tool and pick colours from your surroundings to tweak the display’s background colour.
In terms of performance, the phone comes with a 1.3Ghz MediaTek MT6753 octa-core processor with 3GB RAM that doesn’t disappoint and offers a smooth experience. You can easily fire up multiple apps and continue switching between them without facing any lags.


Targeted at selfie-lovers, highlight of the Gionee S6s is its 8 megapixel front camera that comes equipped with a secondary selfie flash, in addition to the screen flash, which offers brighter results. The selfies are better if captured in naturally bright outdoors. The rear camera too at 13 megapixel offers decent output. The in-built filters and camera modes such as HDR, time lapse, GIF, macro, mood photo, etc. further add to the overall betterment of results.
The phone comes powered with a 3150mAh battery which is sufficient for an average user and will last you a day.



WHAT’S NOT SO GOOD

Priced in the sub $300 segment, the phone comes with a hybrid tray for accommodating either a second Nano SIM or a microSD card, which defeats the purpose of having a dual-SIM phone.


The phone is powered by Android 6.0 Marshmallow with Gionee’s Amigo 3.2 layered on top. While the custom skin is non-intrusive, bundled apps consume about 8 GB of the 32 GB on-board storage.
Although there is abundant light offered through screen flash and an additional selfie flash, if you are taking a regular self-portrait without using the Beauty/ Front Beauty mode, you will notice that the image is sharper than it should be. That basically takes out the realism out of a selfie.

Gionee S6s is a slightly pricey deal even if you are a selfie-addict. Given the price tag of ($250 – $280), the phone isn’t exactly true to its name of being a selfie phone given the low megapixel count and non-consistent results. Gionee intends to woo selfie-lovers at a time when the market for camera-focused phones is booming. The phone holds potential to strike a chord if one wants premium designing, 4G, good performance, memory expansion, and a decent battery without necessarily going by the ‘selfie phone’ label.

What's do you think. Is the Gionee S6s over rated?

Source: http://www.gioneearena.com/closer-look-gionee-s6s-whats-take/

There are better Gionee brands you can get at the same price range:
www.gioneearena.com

junnyjake:
I like that, you not backing down. I'm so inspired right now after reading this.

My laptop was also stolen and since then I've postponed blogging, perhaps it's time for me to buckle up and get back to work. Thanks once more.

.....go for the kill ......go for the kill

When I was still designing my blog, armed robbers attacked me an took my PC and my phone.
All I did on my blog ever since then was with an old infinix hot my girlfriend dashed me, with a battery that only lasts a few minutes when data is on.

I only have Google docs and chrome as my only blogging app, with no source of power supply I have to pay N50 everyday to charge my weak battery.

But yet, I didn't allow all that to weigh me down. To be truthful, blogging with a phone can be tiresome and frustrating at times, and drastically slows down your speed in the traffic race.

Final words: if I could do it with all the setback I don't see any reason why you shouldn't.
Blog: http://www.gioneearena.com

hUmaneOne:
The moment I saw mediatek, I lost interest.

There is something you should know. Gionee produces more quality smartphones when compared to other China smartphone companies.
Their phones are up to the standard of that of Samsung.
The presence of mediatek is one the reasons a common man can afford a Gionee brand.

Ozavize88:
The phone is nice but it is also expensive

Yeah. The phone is a bit expensive considering the economy. I'd rather go for m5

If you can't afford the S6s. Look at other recent and affordable Gionee brands
http://www.gioneearena.com

If you are an Android gamer. Check out these Gionee brands
http://www.gioneearena.com

Ruggedness: Most Gionee smartphones are known to be rugged and durable, which puts them in the list of most durable smartphone manufacturers.

The extreme toughness is mostly featured in the M series of their line of smartphones, few examples are the Gionee M3 and the M2. This feature covers both the hardware and the firmware to ensure there is no soft sport.

Gionee phones are very likely to tolerate extreme usage and extreme conditions.

Battery Capacity: If Gionee smartphones are known for just one thing, then it's certainly for their huge battery capacity.

The brand is among the first smartphone manufacturers to produce a device with up to 4,000mAh of battery capacity.

They didn't stop at that, they moved on to 5,000mAh and a stupendous 6,000mAh in the recently released M6.

This feature makes this brand of smartphone an excellent choice when battery life is a concern.

User Experience: Users of recently released Gionee smartphones can relate to this.

Gionee phones never leaves a user disappointed, as they come with modest specs but mind blowing overall performance.

The giant smartphone manufacturers ensure user satisfaction by making devices that can boast of; good audio for music lovers, quality camera to capture lovely moments, and quality display for captivating graphics.
See more: http://www.gioneearena.com

GIONEE S6S – SELFIE WITH STYLE

The Gionee company has left nothing for imagination this time. The company is coming up with its selfie smartphone, the Gionee S6s in India on August 22.

The S6s has a metal unibody with a 5.5-inch full HD IPS (1920 x 1080 pixels) display, which is characterized by terrific bright color and presents a wider view.

It features a 1.3 GHz octa-core Mediatek (MT6753) processor, Mali T-720 GPU and 3GB RAM. There is 32GB of internal storage, a 128 GB micro SD card slot and runs the Android 6.0 Marshmallow operating system with Amigo 3.2 UI.

The Gionee S6s is powered by a 3150 mAh non-removable battery and also houses a fingerprint scanner on the back panel. Talking about the camera, The Gionee S6s houses a 13-megapixel shooter with LED Flash, and PDAF on the back. On the front, it has an 8-megapixel front-facing camera.

The price of the smartphone is expected to fall between the range of $223 to $240.



GENERAL Release date: August 2016
Form factor: Touchscreen
Dimensions (mm): 154.50 x 75.60 x 8.15
Weight (g): 161.00
Battery capacity (mAh): 3150
Removable battery: No
Colours: Latte Gold, Mocha Gold
SAR value: NA.
Price: $223 – $240
See why the high rating
http://www.gioneearena.com

Gionee S6s - Selfie with style

The Gionee company has left nothing for imagination this time. The company is coming up with its selfie smartphone, the Gionee S6s in India on August 22.

The S6s has a metal unibody with a 5.5-inch full HD IPS (1920 x 1080 pixels) display, which is characterized by terrific bright color and presents a wider view.

It features a 1.3 GHz octa-core Mediatek (MT6753) processor, Mali T-720 GPU and 3GB RAM. There is 32GB of internal storage, a 128 GB micro SD card slot and runs the Android 6.0 Marshmallow operating system with Amigo 3.2 UI.

The Gionee S6s is powered by a 3150 mAh non-removable battery and also houses a fingerprint scanner on the back panel. Talking about the camera, The Gionee S6s houses a 13-megapixel shooter with LED Flash, and PDAF on the back. On the front, it has an 8-megapixel front-facing camera.

The price of the smartphone is expected to fall between the range of $223 to $240.

More: http://www.gioneearena.com

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There is news that Gionee will unveil a new smartphone with selfie flash this August. The Chinese company has sent out media invites for the unveiling event scheduled for August 22 in India. The teaser image accompanying the invite contains #SelfieWithFlash hashtag suggesting that the device will feature front facing LED flash.

While the image doesn’t reveal anything about the star of the event, reports say the phone in question will be from the company’s S series.

More: http://www.gioneearena.com/first-gionee-selfie-centric-smartphone/

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Chidinho10:
Get down and read everything here. It might take you a week or two but its worth it. To avoid stories that touch!

Let me do like you suggested. Thanks.

Chidinho10:
Seems like you applied for a project which requires some degree of certification. There are some jobs requiring you to have a US or UK English Certificate (or both) before bidding. You really need to read this thread fro page 0 till the end because this matter has been stressed a lot. Goodluck.

Thanks a lot for your contribution. But this thread is 174 pages and would be bit not easy to read all. Can you kindly tell me the page that holds my answer, or kindly state some help tips again pls

sameolg616:
but no come here dey form god ontop PC issues
as its written:God created man in his own image..so pls forgive me if my image "chokes" u..
i believe God has blessed us each abundantly and we must all choose our paths carefully and follow..for me,this is what i chose in the end and i want to be the best i can...so u wont see me trying to do the carpenters job or the mechanics job..something u call DIY..i respect other peoples trade or profession...
I know you are a pro having solved a lot of issues here without saying how which defeats the purpose of this thread-read all my posts,im among just a few that give incisive step-by-step procedures here with even real life situations to illustrate it(eg the issue of the adaptor where i used 3men of the same age but different body masses)because that is ow i was taught...i can give 99% of the solution free and i have the right to reserve 1%(which is the most important)to myself which keeps me relevant in competition..i never claim to know all and i work with other professionals too..so pls wats there to hide..a guy here(emeka) called me 2wks ago,a DIY guy..he dint only want me to solve his problem..he wanted more knowledge(password removal)..i gave him the software,conducted a teamviewer session of hrs and in return he paid 3k...in the future,when some here or around him has similar problem,he can make his money back and more..i liberated him because he had adequate skills,knowledge to follow his diy adventure...
-your response seems like someone who wants something in return for fixing issues-there are certain issues that can be done free...alot of pple can attest to my work as free or almost free....then some major procedures that can never be free..ask ard,i do some procedures live on teamviewer for hrs(is internet free?)i even call them back when they run out of credit(is that free?)i dont run a charity organisation yet neither am i "LANIYUN" or bill gates..even bill gates sells all his product and u can only get "free support" only when u have their products..
besides,i dont compel anyone to pay me....many have never even called back..im a professional and sadly,i must get paid..
while i worked in DANA,my boss admired my kind nature and how i always wanted to solve everyone ones computer issue...then he advised:these pple would never tell u the real state of their laptops so be careful it dont give up on u..ironically,months later...his friends laptops motherboard got spoilt(every engineer confirmed it)...the guy said until my boss confirms it would he give up on it so it was sent down to our allen office..some cleaners later stole it from our office...u wont believe the guy made it a very big issue and denied his laptop wasnt dead...like play,he made the whole i.t department pay 50k for a dv6000...that was supposed to be a free service
-Help with issues or advice they see a pro if you think it cant be fixed with text words-fellow nairalanders,pls help me answer this one o.....read my posts...i am one of the first people that started fighting my colleagues on letting people "meet a pro or hardware technician"
i have nothing more to prove....i make my money from mostly retail pos database,disaster recovery(which is hardly mentioned here)...lets do business instead..
i remain SAME Ol' G(benga).....Gbenga Odusina....da yan mo!

Just accept that you're response is discouraging that was not the kind of response I expect from you. DIY is something I enjoy. I think your response is worse than my failed attempt.

Thanks for your input. I'll look for someone to help me with that. But does it mean my system can not be fixed somehow

OjusAmos:
If I were you, I will just Remove my hard disk, insert it in another system, Run the 64bit O.S on it. After completion, return the hard disk to its original system and see what happens.... #Without_Stress

Yeah. It's running fine on 32bit. But sometimes 64bit is required before I could run some apps

OjusAmos:
what happens to the previous Operating System on the system. was the system working fine with 32bit ?

OjusAmos:
Try using another bootable disk

I tried another disc today. Still the same thing.
Any other way out of this?