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Is Nigeria Still A Sane Society? by rockbase360: 7:49am On Sep 20, 2013
Okay this is a story I just had to share with Nairalanders. I sent one of my uncle's a brand new Q10 BLACKBERRY through a friend of mine that visited Nigeria in the summer. He only spent 2 days in Lagos, so he left the phone for his older brother to "hold" pending "pick-up" by my uncle. I called my uncle 2 weeks ago and he told me "something" am still yet to "digest" or even "decipher". The so-called "older brother" told my uncle that he activated the phone and is now using it and that he feels like my uncle is too old to use the phone( I am sure you re-read that last sentence again). I called my friend and told him what my uncle told me. Like me, he couldn't believe it. I called this older brother and he told me the same thing, only this time, offering to buy my uncle a Samsung phone."At least the old man can understand how to take use dat one, I even use 10k ACTIVATE this phone self ".....he said.

It's official.....THERE IS NO HOPE FOR NIGERIA!!!!!! There are many stories like these that I can share with y'all. The Nigerian way of thinking is just................................. (complete it am yourself)...am out!

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Re: Is Nigeria Still A Sane Society? by TCUBE(m): 8:02am On Sep 20, 2013
grin grin grin grin sharp guy flex muscle for your phone.....

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Re: Is Nigeria Still A Sane Society? by MP007(m): 8:12am On Sep 20, 2013
rockbase360: Okay this is a story I just had to share with Nairalanders. I sent one of my uncle's a brand new Q10 BLACKBERRY through a friend of mine that visited Nigeria in the summer. He only spent 2 days in Lagos, so he left the phone for his older brother to "hold" pending "pick-up" by my uncle. I called my uncle 2 weeks ago and he told me "something" am still yet to "digest" or even "decipher". The so-called "older brother" told my uncle that he activated the phone and is now using it and that he feels like my uncle is too old to use the phone( I am sure you re-read that last sentence again). I called my friend and told him what my uncle told me. Like me, he couldn't believe it. I called this older brother and he told me the same thing, only this time, offering to buy my uncle a Samsung phone."At least the old man can understand how to take use dat one, I even use 10k ACTIVATE this phone self ".....he said.

It's official.....THERE IS NO HOPE FOR NIGERIA!!!!!! There are many stories like these that I can share with y'all. The Nigerian way of thinking is just................................. (complete it am yourself)...am out!




Something similar happened to me. It was a laptop I sent to my mother.

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