tolexy007:

This really got me

[quote author=Terry68 post=45900554]


Seems infinix screen are more expensive. Just few thousands to get a new one.[/quote

But its only the touch pad that got cracked

Looked damn real

Stevengold:
Is it the touch h screen or the screen itself?

The touch pad got cracked

Who has repaired his/her infinix hot note screen before? Imagine carlcare called it 12k

I was at carlcare today to repair my hot note cracked screen.. I was told it would cost 12k. I was like TF is it Samsung or iphone . nawa oh. I left there with immediate effect. Rubbish! These carlcare people are beginning to turn nuisance

[b][/b]ASUU had better not call theirs off

UPDATE : Information just reaching me is that a 500L Mathematical Science died in the crash..

Four students of the Federal University of Technology Akure, (FUTA) on Saturday lost their lives in an accident which occurred at Ibule community along Akure-Ilesha expressway in Ifedore local government area of the state.
Ibule community is about few meters away from FUTA.

The victims, whose identities were still unknown as at the time of filing this report, were said to be on their way to Ibadan, Oyo state for a religious programme.

It was gathered that about 15 of them were travelling in the ill-fated Hiace Bus. While four died instantly, 11 others sustained severe injuries and are presently receiving treatment at General Hospital in Akure.

The State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Mr. Femi Joseph, who confirmed the incident, said preliminary investigation revealed that the accident involved a Hiace bus conveying the students and an Okada rider‎.

Joseph said the accident happened when the Hiace bus, which was on top speed, somersaulted several times after trying to Manouver its way when ‎an Okada rider suddenly bumped into its the expressway.

He said policemen and FRSC offcials quickly responded to the incident and rushed the injured to the hospital adding that the four corpse have been deposited at the morgue.

The Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the university’s Student Union Government (SUG), Comrade Segun Oladele who also confirmed the death, saying the injured are responding to treatment while they are still trying to get ‎the identity of the dead students.


Source : http://dailypost.ng/2016/05/21/four-futa-students-died-in-road-accident-in-ondo/?utm_source=snap_dp1&utm_medium=twitter

The National Association of Nigerian Traders (NANTS) has asked its members to shun tomorrow's indefinite strike by the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) over the new petrol price.

National President of the association Barrister Kenneth Ukaoha said on Tuesday in Abuja at the executive meeting of the body that traders nationwide should go about their normal businesses and reject being manipulated to destabilize the country.

He said though the association is not holding brief for the federal government over the deregulation of the downstream oil sector of the economy, the importance of the sector being the major source of revenue for the nation necessitates their backing government action to purge the sector of all leakages bedeviling the sector for years.

“To us the only way to do this is perhaps to do away completely with subsidy and so we applaud its disappearance in the 2016 budget. NANTS therefore commends the move by government in removing the fuel subsidy, and hopes it will forever remain buried. We equally hope that by government’s action, Nigerians would no longer be held by the jugular by independent marketers and those in the oil sector who have hijacked and made a mockery of the “fuel subsidy” regime with corrupt practices that have plundered the commonwealth of the people,” Ukaoha said.

He also urged government to push the oil importers to source for their own foreign currency like every other commodity importer, arguing that if government is not subsidizing the traders in any way but still collects duties, taxes and other levies from them, saying it would amount to disservice for government to continue ‘oiling the elbows’ of oil marketers in manner that leaves them only smiling to the banks at the expense of the poor and tax payers.

While acknowledging that many Nigerians are passing through difficulties due to months of unpaid salaries and rising market prices of commodities, particularly food stuff, he added that the consequences of such unpaid salaries have been worsened by alleged diversion of bailout funds by some states thereby pushing the lives of many workers towards an unbearable mark.

He therefore urged the government to ensure regular supply of petrol so that Nigerians would recover from the pains of endless queues at petrol stations and to monitor the oil marketers to avoid their possible exploitation of Nigerians.

http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/traders-snub-nlc-strike-back-fg-deregulation/147142.html#Pml0fQ4rhFcMHTfQ.99

The National Association of Nigerian Traders (NANTS) has asked its members to shun tomorrow's indefinite strike by the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) over the new petrol price.

National President of the association Barrister Kenneth Ukaoha said on Tuesday in Abuja at the executive meeting of the body that traders nationwide should go about their normal businesses and reject being manipulated to destabilize the country.

He said though the association is not holding brief for the federal government over the deregulation of the downstream oil sector of the economy, the importance of the sector being the major source of revenue for the nation necessitates their backing government action to purge the sector of all leakages bedeviling the sector for years.

“To us the only way to do this is perhaps to do away completely with subsidy and so we applaud its disappearance in the 2016 budget. NANTS therefore commends the move by government in removing the fuel subsidy, and hopes it will forever remain buried. We equally hope that by government’s action, Nigerians would no longer be held by the jugular by independent marketers and those in the oil sector who have hijacked and made a mockery of the “fuel subsidy” regime with corrupt practices that have plundered the commonwealth of the people,” Ukaoha said.

He also urged government to push the oil importers to source for their own foreign currency like every other commodity importer, arguing that if government is not subsidizing the traders in any way but still collects duties, taxes and other levies from them, saying it would amount to disservice for government to continue ‘oiling the elbows’ of oil marketers in manner that leaves them only smiling to the banks at the expense of the poor and tax payers.

While acknowledging that many Nigerians are passing through difficulties due to months of unpaid salaries and rising market prices of commodities, particularly food stuff, he added that the consequences of such unpaid salaries have been worsened by alleged diversion of bailout funds by some states thereby pushing the lives of many workers towards an unbearable mark.

He therefore urged the government to ensure regular supply of petrol so that Nigerians would recover from the pains of endless queues at petrol stations and to monitor the oil marketers to avoid their possible exploitation of Nigerians.

http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/traders-snub-nlc-strike-back-fg-deregulation/147142.html#Pml0fQ4rhFcMHTfQ.99

Profkomolafe:
you are complaining of frequent standing up to use the rest room, what if the person drank garri or pap before coming to church nko?

Lool. Smh

Infinix hot note charging port flex is now 2k, bought it here on akure on Friday ...

stixz:

Same thing happened to me

Whoever repaired it must have tampered with the network

Time to flash

Rubbish! E for no open am back

lordthree:
[size=15pt]Bonanzawin has the fastest payout sha, paid me in 3mins [/size]

Jesu!!

ekwuemendinso:

nope ....full time draw
see early morning question ooo
good morning though

Lol. Choiii

Guys psg fit win today

Rexphobia:
I'm impressed... But she still needs to give him her kpekus to complete the gesture

Really nigga

This one that can't keep a home is also talking

adoptop70:

Please how do i fix my own slow charging issue too, please

Go to computer village, the charging port flex is just 3000.

LeoFish92:

Go and buy a blackberry playbook charger, costs about 2800, that's what I use to charge mine and it's even better than the original infinix charger

It could be the charging port... Try other original chargers before buying a new charger

eedel:
I jst fixed mine too today.. Flash charging nd system connection restored.. Tnks bro!

Correct!!! Say no to CARLCARE !!!!

eedel:
I jst fixed mine too today.. Flash charging nd system connection restored.. Tnks bro!

Correct!!! Say no to [color=#770077][/color]carlcare

This carlcare really is waste of time

eedel:
I cald d ikeja center abt d same issue nd d lady said I'll av to drop my fone for 2 weeks, really?? 2 weeks because of charging port flex??... It is nt only criminal it is suicidal I cald d ikeja center abt d same issue nd d lady said I'll av to drop my fone for 2 weeks, really?? 2 weeks because of charging port flex??... It is nt only criminal, it is suicidal

Baba carry am go computer villoafe

Carlcaresophia:

Hi, for the price of the repair, you can try to counsel with our Carlcare Service Center directly. Below please find contact information of our service centers in Lagos. Our colleagues there will help you check it. Thank you!
1st Floor, No.77 Opebi Road, Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria +23480022752273/08138615848
2nd Floor, Digital Square, No.20 Obafemi Awolowo Way, Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria +2349036003533
No 55,kofo, abayomi avenue, apapa, Lagos State, Nigeria +2348091339530
Ground and 1st Floor, No.1205 Ahmodu Ojikutu Street, off Bishop Oluwole Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria +2348066153123/9039209279

All u hear is call us back

Opistorincos:


where did you buy it and has your flash charge feature been restored??

Sure

Kenny903:

Where did you buy it?? How did you fix it? Help a brother out here

Got it at computer village

eedel:
Pls hw did u get the charging port flex... I need to get it too asap.

Bought at computer village herehere in lag