genius43:


Always type your response below the quote tags.

Meanwhile did you bind your phone and phone number to your mi account?

genius43:

Thanks, xiaomi is not sending code to my sim each time i try to login with the bootloader unlock tools with my pc.
You will need a PC to flash the fast boot ROM. Ensure you backup your files and unlock your bootloader

Commander0:
Love garden
F&G

GetMeRight:


You see now! Tracking a stolen phone and using police to track your debtor has become the same thing?
My brother lost his phone (not stolen), we involved the police and got the phone back after about 5 months that the phone came back online plus the money he paid for the tracking and transport to the town where the arrest was made.
My ex driver found a touchlight phone in his motor and instead of returning it, he removed the sim and put his own in it. The owner involved the police and it was tracked, he was arrested and made to pay for the phone, the money paid for the tracking and of course the police "service".
Quite a lots of people who tracked their phones got it back while many are still pending for various reasons (like phones not coming online, phones tracked to very far distances and things like that).
Police are usually motivated because of one thing, the money they are going to make the thieves pay once they are arrested.

Copy: danieldinho

Offpoint1:

Night or day?

Blackey:
Sorry about the loss of your phone bro. Happy birthday in advance. We're birthday mates...you, me and Falz

airexx:
hope you've blocked that account

gracile:
So sorry to hear this.
Please the first thing to do in such scenarios is block your line. You can call your network provider on a different line and they'll guide you on how to do that.

May God give you a better phone, double for your trouble

ThankYouGod:
Was it at night?

ikechu1:
About damn time someone started to do something for those communities stuck in River state. Abia needs to follow through with the same request likewise Delta state likewise every other non-Ikwerre territories carved to River state from another state. Ikwerre people marginalizing the shit out of those communities. Like shit, I always wondered have any of the state government personnel from the states that lost territories to River state ever gone to those territories to see the state of those areas in comparison to Ikwerre areas. The Ikwerre led government uses the money those communities bring in to develop their areas despite producing the least amongst all of them while letting those communities rot away and ignoring their cries of marginalization and injustice. It always bothered me how Anioma territory is wallowing away in River state and nobody in Delta government is doing anything to fix it. Applause to Imo state government on this and I pray to God they trigger other states to follow through. It’s about damn time they start saving these communities from Ikwerre’s grasp. Why it took so long is beyond me. I hope to hell this triggers other states to follow the same path as well honestly,

SlayerForever:
I once asked what will become of Rivers oil production if you remove Ndoni, Egbema and Etche and return them to their original states, nobody responded. Seems Imo government has taken a cue.

kikero:


They don't.

Cable tv is expensive. That's why many Nigerians living abroad don't have cable. (Someone I knew migrated to the US. I doubt that person has the US equivalent of DSTV up till now. It costs money). And that's why most Nigerians don't have cable.

Myself, if I really wanted, I would have dumped my DSTV subscription since.It costs me money. It's just that there are some channels I like there...like Discovery, Investigation discovery and the crime channels.(and history channel when it made sense). plus news channels. and sports.

kikero:


No that's the total number of subscribers in Nigeria, all packages, as at 2018.(most recent figures I could find online).

Cable is very expensive. Infact, if I was living in the UK, US or Canada, I would not get a cable subscription at all. My major expense would be boradabnd internet, which would be cheaper on my pocket...while I watch terrestrial tv. (infact in the UK, for example, just use Freeview, don't even miss road to Sky or BT...because they will chop your money in return for premier league matches).

Nigeria is a poor country. By rights, we don;t have the purchasing power to pay for cable. That's why the subscrber base is so low.

COMPAQ:


Thanks o Jere!!

Many idiots here will still say that your lying that these are not the prices. Yet they won't carry their phone and browse dstv website for all those countries.

I say again, the problem is not with the pricing, its with your wages.

All this is just a smokescreen. Same way we keep petrol prices artificially low to make it seem like the people have a benefit, so they won't remember to take on the government.

Venezuela that we all used to say is oil producing nation and petrol is N30 per litre, where did it lead them? The country bankrupted itself during the crude oil price crash of 2015, to the extent that the country could not afford to import food and medicines. Their citizens had to be walking to the border of other countries to but them.

Thats like all of festac walking to benin border to buy medicine and food. Dnt forget about sanctions Venuezuella was recieving from America

Una no dey watch International news for cnn?

kikero:


ok...SA has about 8.2 million subscribers. Nigeria has 4.4 million.

Any questions?? And we still pay less than the South Africans.