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This thread still going on, we actually need Playstation to recognize Nigeria, because there is a huge market for these things, it doesn't make sense |
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I am into online gaming, and both MTN and airtel network is very unstable and unreliable, is Spectranet a better alternative, how reliable is Spectranet before I buy it |
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Why didn't she just give the child to the father, he would have been in China instead of growing up in poverty, in the name of half race baby 1 Like |
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Check out upcoming Nollywood sci-fi triller https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JT7EMKSH7iA ![]() ![]() Set in a remote Africa town during the early days of World War III: A special trooper Sarah Bello returns home from the war-front to find her only sister at the verge of becoming the undead due to the abuse of a certain chemical substance. The race to save her life begins a new kind of war where the most advanced war machine known to man is unveiled. Ratnik is a sci-fi action Nollywood thriller from flipsyde studios. |
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Over the years, African brands have grown to become very successful and respectable brands. These indigenous African brands have been able to show quality which can rival foreign goods and services. Some of these African brands have grown to capture the hearts of people in Africa and become favourite household names. There are many favourite brands in Africa. We have seen the likes of Safaricom (Kenya), United Bank of Africa, UBA (Nigeria), Multi choice(South Africa), Dangote group(Nigeria), ShopRite (South Africa), Ethiopia airlines (Ethiopia) and lots more, but which one is the more loved and admired brand in Africa? The title goes to MTN, No one can definitely deny this with how successful and popular MTN has grown to become. With operations spread across 20 countries, and with up to 232.6 million subscribers, making it the eighth largest mobile network operator in the world, MTN is the most loved and admired brand in Africa. The MTN Group is a leading provider of telecommunications services in Africa. Formerly known as M-cell, Mobile Telecommunication Network (MTN) is a South African multinational mobile telecommunication company founded in 1994. Raymond Sifiso Ndlovu Dabengwa is said to be the owner of this multi billion corporation. It's head office is in Johannesburg, South Africa. With its services and operations which cut across many African countries as well as Asian and European countries, it has a revenue of more than 15 billion dollars per year. The MTN group is also one of the most valuable brands in Africa. With MTN's sponsorship and contribution towards Africa, it is safe to say that MTN have truly captures the hearts of Africans. To know more about the most loved brands in Africa, watch the video below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hSvaTeQajU
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Tourists are very important in a country. Tourism can be a major source of revenue to a country and it contributes to economic growth. While some countries might be a tourist's paradise and dream, some doesn't have much visitors at all. Find out more about the least visited country in the world as this thread takes a closer look at it. The least visited country in the world is Tuvalu. It is also one of the smallest country in the world. It receives about 2000 visitors per annum. Tuvalu is an island which is located in the Pacific Ocean, situated in Oceania. It is home to some 11,192 people. It covers an area of 26 square kilometres (10 sq mi). The capital of Tuvalu is Funafuti and is home to the sole airport of Tuvalu. The major occupation in the country is subsistence farming. The country relies heavily on foreign aid and is prone to sinking. Pictures below Find out about the top 10 least visited country in the world. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGTWqJRbqAY
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As we all know, African cities have some of the fastest growing economies in the world. As african economies continue to expand and grow, cities also grows and expands as well. As a city and it's population grows rapidly, with dwindling land and space, buildings need to get bigger, taller and more sophisticated in order to house it's ever increasing population. Find out about the tallest building in Africa and where it can be found as this thread takes as a look at it The tallest building in Africa is "The Leonardo" The Leonardo is a multi purpose tower located in the heart of South Africa. With a staggering height of 234m and 55 floors, and with about an intial cost of about 49 billion Naira, the Leonardo is the tallest building in Africa. It was topped out in mid 2019 dethroning the Carlton centre of the position. You can catch a glimpse of it in 75 Maude street, Sandton, Johannesburg ,South Africa. The lower segment has about 200 apartments and 11 office spaces while the higher segment is made up of luxurious apartments and penthouses with a one bedroom apartment that can go as much as 104 million naira Pictures below Top 10 tallest buildings in Africa https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCoF-KE38YA
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Aderr: Wow, we also have frogeck, passport of ma illia, comic republic comics, sango coming up. I will share those later. I will also share frogeck. Anthill studio is making us proud and doing great. 2 Likes 1 Share |
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Aderr: Wow, we also got frogeck, sango, the passport of ma illia and comic republic comics coming up. I will share those later. I will also share frogeck.Anthill studios is doing a great job and making us proud 2 Likes 1 Share |
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