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jaysay:
Timely updates are good--very good. I will be upset too if I get a phone at N59k, but I can't updated it. However, there is the peace of mind that comes from running an older OS on an older hardware.

Most of the updated OS--like Lollipop--affects older device, makes them slower and sometimes makes the battery poorer. I have found that minor upgrades, like the one on Phantom Z is fine.

I am still enjoying my Phantom Z with KitKat. A superb device to say the least.

I am sorry you had to sell yours.

oluwabuse:
Phantom z TECNO for 37k, just two months old phone and it working perfectly, Or swap with any other good phone plus cash

Physika:
Available..
*Nokia Asha 200 *Nokia N97 *Nokia E63 *Nokia Asha 210

Zannx:
will give you a feedback on monday...is it the basic or advance

Zannx:
gat someone whose interested if your sellin at 30k...whats your location?
How long have you used it?
What are the ish of the phone?

Seamione:
Is it the basic or advanced version and what's your location

tyconcepts: So I took a tour with Kingsing S2 today...A client made a request for a piece so I decided to scroll through slightly/test run it a little before dispatch ...Am impressed, checked my heart rate, very responsive screen touch, crispy picture quality(Its 8mp is better than my m2's 8mp), bright screen resolution, the whole gesture thing is thrilling(I was just swiping my hands across like a magician), good sound(played my fav album "Altered ego by Tyrese" on it)....For a low budget phone, its recommended

Thespecialone: NGN35,500 sir.

Thespecialone: N40,500 both via DHL or through regular delivery. DHL is a bit longer though.

Thespecialone: [size=14pt]Price Reduction Alert From Pre Order 2.0[/size]

We know that's one sentence y'all love to see

Cube Talk 9X 16GB NGN35,000 IS NOW NGN33,000

Cube Talk 9X 32gb NGN39,000 IS NOW NGN38,000

Do have an awesome day.

rill: I plan to drop my s4 soon, wanna try out a totally different brand. Help recommend a good android phone with lovely and latest specs. My budget lies btw 50-55k. I dey wait ur reply.

Alma Jamachi Oputa is Covenant University’s best graduating student for the 2013/2014 session. Alma who graduated with a CGPA of 4.99 from the department of Computer Science, tells Olafisoye Demilade, how she achieved the enviable feat and plans for future.

Tell us about your background?

I was born in Kaduna and grew up in Kaduna, Jos, Lagos and Owerri. I went to three primary schools, Command Day children school, Jos, Alama private School, Jos and Air force primary school, Victoria Island, Lagos. For my Secondary school, I attended Faith Academy, Ota, Ogun state.

What informed your choice to study computer science?

I studied computer science but it wasn’t my first choice initially. I have always wanted to study medicine since I was a little child. But things didn’t happen as planned and I couldn’t enter in for medicine at Unilag. Covenant University was my second choice and one of my secondary school teachers just picked computer science randomly for me. That was it.

What motivated you throughout your University days?

For starters, every semester was less stressful for me and that had to be God at work. Even when work got so cumbersome, I had wonderful friends and we would always tell each other we had to read, excel and do our best because we had goals. My friends were indeed the best! My lecturers were always there to answer any questions I had. I called my parents like everyday on campus and they never stopped encouraging me and telling me I was the best. I had every reason to do my best and come out the best.

Who would you consider your mentors?

My dad, Bishop David Oyedepo and Ben Carson. My dad has mentored my entire life. It was from my dad I got the mentality that no matter where I found myself, whether I wanted to be there or not, I had to be the best! He told me to prove to people that I was good enough for every aspect of life and I could only do that by being the best.

Describe your typical day while in Covenant University?

My typical day in CU varies based on the activities and plans I have lined up for that day. I wake up, pray, prepare for lectures and look at my to do list so I can plan how I would go about them and how I would use my free periods. After lectures, I go for any meetings and programs I have to attend and eat thereafter. I, then, study in the evenings and at night and I write my to do list for the next day. Afterwards I pray and go to bed.

Meestique: Walahi..! Mountains no suppose dey naija again.