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olorunthobby:
Lets Protest!!
There should be a delete button for topics we mistakenly created or we simply wish to take off this platform..

#WeWantADeleteBottonForOurTopics

wongwe:
Yes, but relegation sure for us. That will rese our team brain.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has dispelled reports that its
website was hacked on Friday.

The apex bank in a statement by its Ag Director, Corporate
Affairs, Osita Nwanisobi, said its website is secured.

The statement, which was titled ‘CBN website not hacked’,
read, “Contrary to claims in the social media alleging that
the website of the Central Bank of Nigeria has been
breached by malicious persons, we wish to state
categorically that our website is secure.

“We wish to assure the Nigerian public and indeed all our
other stakeholders that the CBN website is adequately
protected and that there is no cause for alarm.

“We also wish to advise the online community to desist from
peddling fake news aimed at undermining the integrity of
the CBN, which is our collective asset.”

Earlier, Anonymous, an online network, known for
launching cyberattacks against government institutions,
claimed responsibility for bringing down the website of the
Central Bank of Nigeria.

Anonymous, an online network known for launching
cyberattacks against government institutions, has claimed
responsibility for bringing down the website of the Central
Bank of Nigeria.

The website of Nigeria’s apex bank on Friday night
displayed the message, “500 – Internal server error. There is
a problem with the resource you are looking for, and it
cannot be displayed.”

airminem:
having knowledge of something neccessary means you cannot buy a helio a20 chipset smartphone. Same as their are people who buy high end gaming chipset smartphone and still have less knowledge using it. Have a nice day. . .

airminem:
People will buy it if they want it regardless of gender dude. Get enlightened!

chariisGRACE:


At the bolded:
When I taught they had repented from using Mediatek Helio A-series. I just got disappointed.

In order to justify their taste for mediocrity, they couldn't resist the urge to use it. OK fine, since they chose to use it, why didn't they slash the price or use the regular A22 that we're used to?

Who would buy a Helio A20 powered device for over 40k?

Remified:
Bros pls can u help me out with steps on how to root a phone
Am currently having same issue as op on my tekno spark 3 2gb varient and I am dead serious on rooting it
I need the phone to actually be fast and stop all this useless hanging
I have deleted all heavy apps and the tin still insist on hanging
Life is boring with this phone
If I begin to tell u bout all am passing through u did pity me
Sadly enough am not that financed to get a better phone ( budgeted all my money into other important things)

Jackyz:
Xiaomi fans has convince me already ...buying the redmi 9i soon

Is it not quite ironical that despite the popular claim by the Nigerian Police to being the friends of the citizens, the citizens in turn are not feeling this friendship from the Police? Many have been forced to ask if they are truly protectors or they are just roaring predators looking for harmless citizens to devour.

In the past few days, a handful of Nigerians have shared their bitter-tale experiences on social media platforms with pictures and videos of violence, harassment, and brutality meted out to them by men of Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) of the Nigerian Police.

While many Nigerians have advocated for the total scrapping of SARS, the unanswered question is, has the purpose for the creation of SARS been served? Primarily created to tackle the menace of armed robbers across the country, it has morphed to become predators to harmless Nigerians.

The allegations of extra-judicial killings, wanton arrests and dispossession of property through physical assault and other intimidation tactics are some of the sins of SARS. This is not the first #EndSARS campaign; in the time past, youths lent their voices to the campaign but for a while, it seemed like nothing changed, not even the headlines, still the same old narrative; countless of press releases, yet no substantial action.

Recall that in August 2018, the then acting president, Prof Yemi Osibanjo, called for an immediate overhaul of SARS and Nigerians rejoiced because their voices had finally been heard and finally something was going to be done, but alas today, the story has not changed.

Weeks back, Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State asked the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, to urgently reform or dissolve the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS, of the Nigeria Police, following another alleged extra judicial murder of Daniel Ikeaguchi, aka Sleek, by policemen in Rivers State.

The frequent cases of police brutality especially from SARS have fearfully become daily experiences for many Nigerians. With the sad tales ranging from police officers stopping youths simply because they drive ‘big or exotic’ cars to accusing innocent persons of cybercrime, to extortions, threats, and bullying, is it not safe to say that the men of SARS have become the terror they were tasked to eradicate?

Going forward, it is pertinent to remind the Nigerian Police that its primary responsibility, is to protect human lives and uphold their dignity, rather than deny them such. The police must focus more on internal discipline of their operatives and emphasise due diligence in dispensing their duties.

The real questions we need answers to are — If SARS is really a special squad, why are they always roaming the streets harassing innocent citizens? If SARS was created to tackle robberies, why have they not earned more accolades for foiling robbery attacks rather than going after harmless citizens especially the youths? Why are they always poorly dressed? Why they always in unofficial vehicles such as danfos?

The government must understand that until there are critical checks and balances, killing and maiming citizens as they go about their business will continue to happen; it also means that public safety is not in the presidency’s bucket list.

Emotional intelligence and discipline should become guiding principles of law enforcement agents. Nigerian Police at all times should be mentally ready to handle the dynamics of the Nigerian populace.SARS: Protectors or predators?

Madibah:
5k last

authentic18:
How can I change the Proxy from : maybe to Proxy: No

Rexolinx:
pls I beg u give me ur whatsapp number so u can explain this in such a way I will understand my gee

Ifesinachi22:
This news has expired nah