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Ibadan, Nigeria
Joined March 2020
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Hon. IDAN retweeted
Many people like to buy WiFi-only iPhones, but they don’t know that they might be buying trouble.
If you’re buying a foreign-used iPhone or Android, always make sure to check that the phone hasn’t been blacklisted or reported stolen.
All you need to start is the phone’s IMEI number.
Dial *#06# to display it, then copy it somewhere.
Next, use a reputable IMEI checker to check its status. You can try:
• imei. info
• imeicheck .com
If the result says “Clean,” that’s a good sign.
If it says “Blacklisted,” the phone may have been reported lost or stolen, or blocked by a carrier due to payment default. Avoid this kind of phone.
In addition to that…
If you’re specifically buying an iPhone, you can easily check whether the phone is locked to a foreign network or not:
Go to Settings → General → About and scroll down to Carrier Lock.
• If it says “No SIM restrictions,” your iPhone is unlocked and can generally work with any SIM card.
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A lot of people (including many of my followers) already know these things, but many more people still don’t.
I hope nobody falls victim to these things again.
Stay informed
And
Stay sharp! 🪒
Hon. IDAN retweeted
“Bola, when I proposed targeted support to ease fuel costs, you called me ign0rant of economic policy. you are like a dul student who copied his classmate's answer, you have done it so bl!ndly that the classmate's name at the top of his exam paper and then demanded marks for original thinking. You copied my production subsidy proposal, nothing wrong about that, you Stripped away the part that makes it work and handed Nigerians a 30-day discount. You see why it is good to go to school?”
- Atiku Abubakar sends a strong message to Tinubu 🙆🏼♂️
Beware!
Armed robbers are now sending their victims' money to random accounts now, then they call the account owners to refund the money to a different account.
If you experience this, just report to any police station and follow police advice
My Opay account was credited with the sum of N170,000 lastnight. I woke up to the alert this morning and I quickly checked the description to see if it was from the office.
Probably a client wanting to pay for a reservation and likely staying for a few days. But I was wrong.
I went about my daily business, took my bath, and came to the office.
Few hours later, a new number called me, and for someone like me who doesn’t pick up strange numbers, I had to pick up because of the money that entered my account.
I had a feeling they were calling for a refund.
I picked up, and it was a woman’s voice:
“Hello, I sent N170,000 your Opay last night and this number hasn’t been reachable, send the money to the account number I’m going to send now because it’s urgent, and if you fail to send it in the next 20 minutes, my dear, you will hear from me in another dimension.”
Hon. IDAN retweeted
You could tell they are racing their children to be worse than them, See how focused th son is, if these guys are not stopped, by 2050, Nigeria will still be talking about electricity and security walai
Hon. IDAN retweeted
God knows i am well travelled and i can confirm there is no part of the world where money is worshipped like Nigeria, nearly everyone is a slave to cash.
February 2020, I drove my Nissan Vannette from Ijebu ode all the way to odo ona Bridge in Ibadan, no sign, no unusual sound. I entered fuel station, parked and turned off the engine, they didn't have fuel so I tried to start the engine and move to the next fuel station
I only took my Honda CR-V in for a routine oil change.
About twenty minutes later, the mechanic walked into the waiting area and looked around.
“Who drove the gray CR-V in?”
I raised my hand.
He pointed toward the workshop. “Can you come with me for a second?”
He showed me that the CR-V was already up on the lift. As part of the shop’s routine safety inspection, he had checked underneath the vehicle and noticed something unusual around the front suspension.
He put a wrench on one of the suspension bolts and barely applied any pressure.
The bolt moved.
He stopped and looked at me.
“That shouldn’t move that easily.”
I frowned. “But the car drove here perfectly fine.”
“I know,” he said. “That’s what makes things like this dangerous. A car can feel completely normal until something finally gives.”
Then he asked, “Has anybody worked on the front suspension recently?”
Hon. IDAN retweeted
I see videos of black people getting into fights with multiple white people abroad with the black guy handling business well and you will see comments like “how did we even get colonised by these weak people”
Truth is black people are actually the weakest people in the planet and power is not by muscle or ability to throw punches, power is what you can do collectively as a nation.
Multiple kids were suffocated to de*th and guess what, usual talk and move on, that is the definition of weakness. President is on holiday. In sane countries, what ever rubbi$h President went for will be on hold and he must return to answer questions but No, people are arguing Ochacho son vs Champz. Lmao. We are a weak set of humans forget.
The kind of debate Oyo State needs.
Rest in perfect peace our dear governor Ajimobi
Oyo State Politics sweet dieeee🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Interesting days ahead.
Ki Oriyomi ati Ewe Gbegbe ma mura sile o
Make then sha allow @eobilo Anchor the debate abeg😂
There's nothing going on between @arojinle1 and @mariolexxx
That's the truth
