NewStats: 3,265,234 , 8,186,086 topics. Date: Saturday, 14 June 2025 at 12:50 AM 1dy6g

that nigerian must be an hausa man or they meant to say nigerien

Another OG spotted

Olisa4all:

Omo don't play! hahaha many of us na grandad now

Yeah we started '06 and have both seen NL on various varieties of GUI

ceejay80s:

OG
we started nairaland with seun
omo u don old on nairaland ooo
2006
pikin wey Dem born 18years ago don born,
thank God for our lives

One of the OG's of NL

ceejay80s:
hi
I need a brand new ,non smart 50 or 55 inch led tv with inbuilt dvbs2 digital satellite reciever

I have got no idea what causes the dead pixel. But I know it can happen to any phone and screen display devices.
As for how to resolve it, you can get on Google or YouTube for solutions.

VIPAFRICAN:
Bro what could cause this dead pixels and how can I resolve it.

tinubulation syndrome

Deicide:
I miss when dollar was #500 Now every device cost X 3. imagine phone with 4gb ram, and you go day hear 200K plus, say watin happen?

dead pixels that's what its called. its the beginning of the end of your device

VIPAFRICAN:
Good day nairalanders and fellow Tech lovers. Pls help a brother. I woke up this morning and saw a blank spot on my 22 Ultra. No fall, no damage, nothing. It just started on its own. Pls what could be the cause and how can I resolve this. It's getting me worried biko

its called dead pixels. happens on screen devices

VIPAFRICAN:
Good day nairalanders and fellow Tech lovers. Pls help a brother. I woke up this morning and saw a blank spot on my 22 Ultra. No fall, no damage, nothing. It just started on its own. Pls what could be the cause and how can I resolve this. It's getting me worried

our elephant police

abroad live good o...meanwhile na certificate saga we still dey drag for here

Same question, different results.

lol....no worry na you go 1st see am have FAITH

King3urna:





No body for my whole town don see that kind money🤣😥

30BG

King3urna:



How much

space for sale

why USB type C? apple should stick to their usual port

It's your data. According to your screenshot, your device is sending data but not receiving data
In other words it's a poor network reception since you said you have got 1Gb left on data.

LoL

C2Ok:

How do you know that the money he wants to use and buy the iPhone 14 isn’t from the proceeds of the “profitable” projects?
Una go just Dey do financial advisor on top money wey una no work🙄

This model is quite great in of fuel consumption. I'm guessing this must be 2005 - 2007 model.

Registragsas:
Kindly advice if this Nissan product is good for transportation or Bolt within portharcourt axis.. and its fuel durability
Thanks I appreciate

It's boldly written there Nissan Note

2felix:

This should be nissan leaf

Since 19XX

If you can sustain this, then you can literally use any phone device without having issues.

Tyg3rFvry:


I have never had my phone fall from my hand before in the history of me using phones.

They're both great devices.,..currently using oppo find x2 Pro 12G ram 512 rom.
Redmi very great as well. I have redmi note 9s, planning on replacing it with note 12

Take a good look at the photo camera at a distance

They shouldn't make it to have USB-C 😡 they should stick to their peculiar designs and hardwares. Rubbish

This on3 go charge transformer for 3 days

we in nigeria have long detected it sinceeeeeee

japa o0o

the mumu wants to trend for no reason. US president no be dullard like you. mumument FFK

Even the ones dumped in forests and gutters have been tagged collected too

iPhones tend to hold their value better than most other phones but this latest example is one for the history books. A factory sealed first-generation Apple iPhone from 2007 sold for $63,356 at an auction over the weekend.

The $63,000 iPhone in its original packaging The $63,000 iPhone in its original packaging
The $63,000 iPhone in its original packaging


The device in question is an 8GB Apple iPhone and had an MSRP of $599 back in June of 2007. The auction ran from February 2 with a starting bid of $2,500 which ballooned past the $60,000 mark over the weekend.

The phone has an interesting story too – it’s owner Karen Green received it as a gift from her friends over fifteen years ago. The owner was a Verizon customer at the time while the phone only ran on AT&T’s network so it was quickly stored in a shelf and forgotten for over a decade.

The phone was then appraised in 2019 with an estimated value of $5,000 and ultimately went on auction earlier this month. Based on reports, Karen Green will use the funds from the auction towards opening a business venture.


source: https://auction.lcgauctions.com/bids/bidplace?itemid=729
source: https://www.gsmarena.com/factory_sealed_firstgeneration_iphone_sells_for_over_63000_at_auction-news-57616.php

9ja style

mumument reason