Thursday 13 April 2017
See the latest infinix phone " S2 Pro X522 " With Dual Front Cameras (See Specs, Price & Photos)
The Infinix S2 Pro, also known as Infinix X522 was fully launched in Kenya a few days back, S2 Pro came with amazing features and it is really a big upgrade to the last year’s Infinix Hot S X521. You might skepticism why we are shouting too much on this new smartphone, the Dual Front Cameras are what really inspire me about this Infinix S2 Pro. You get to have the whole crew do a wefie!
From Selfie to Wefie. The S2 Camera system feature 2 new Cameras. A 13MP beauty camera, complemented by a 8MP camera 130° wide-angle lens. Now you can capture the world in all its nuance.
The Infinix S2 Pro is the world’s first Wefie smartphone!
Wefie, pronounced as “WE-fee”, is simply a selfie but with two or more people in it. Urban dictionary describes wefie as a plural of a selfie.
The device body had its curvature redesigned to perfectly fit 2.5D glass. This coupling created the signature feel of the 5.2" Infinix S2. Once it's in your hands, you won't want to let it go.
Equipped with a 64-bit octa-core processor. Infinix S2 is primed for multitasking. Responsive fingerprint recognition achieves unlocking in 0.2 seconds. Regardless of word or leisure, the 2/3GB RAM can navigate between tasks with ease. A 3000mAh battery is coupled with X-charge and power-efficient XOS for prolonged usage time.
Check Out Full Specifications Beneath:
DISPLAY
*.SIZE: 5.2 Inches
*.TECHNOLOGY: IPS LCD with 2.5D Arc Glass
*.RESOLUTION: HD (720 x 1280 Pixels) 282 PPI
*.PROTECTION: Dragontrail GlassCELLULAR
*.SIM: Dual SIM (Micro-SIM)
*.NETWORKS: 4G LTE, 3G HSPA , 2G EDGE & GPRS Networks
PLATFORM
*.OS: Android 6.0 Marshmallow with XOS Chameleon
*.CHIPSET: MediaTek MT6753
*.CPU: 1.3GHz Octa Core Cortex-A53
*.GPU: Mali-T720 MP2
*.RAM: 3 GB
*.INTERNAL STORAGE: 32GB (Expandable to up to 128GB via microSD)
CAMERA
*.FRONT: Dual Camera (13MP 8MP)
*.REAR: 13.0 Megapixels
FEATURES
*.- 1.12µm Pixels
*.- Autofocus
*.- Dual-tone LED Flash
*.- Autofocus
*.- Soft LED Flash CONNECTIVITY
*.WI-FI: Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
*.NFC: No
BLUETOOTH
Bluetooth 4.0
*.GPS: A-GPS
*.USB OTG: Yes
*.USB: MicroUSB 2.0
AUDIO
*.AUDIO JACK: 3.5mm Audio Jack
*.FM RADIO: Yes
SENSORS
*.BIOMETRIC: Fingerprint Sensor
*.ENVIRONMENTAL: Gyroscope, Proximity Sensor & Ambient Light Sensor
*.ORIENTATION: Accelerometer
BATTERY
*.CAPACITY: 3000mAh
*.TYPE: Li-ion
*.REMOVABLE: No
*.CHARGING: Fast Charging
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Infinix S2 Pro is now available in Kenya, but is yet to launch in Nigeria. Once available, you can buy the Android phone at leading online stores in the countries. Infinix S2 Pro price in Nigeria is expected to range from 47,000 Naira to 75,000 Naira, depending on your location
Wednesday 12 April 2017
Tompolo’s 46th birthday was disorganised by violent
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The 46th birthday lecture of fugitive ex-militant leader, Chief Government Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo, ended on a violent note on Wednesday when factional groups of the Ijaw Youth Council (IYC), engaged each other a gun fight.
Various Ijaw interest groups and some of Tompolo’s associates had put the lecture together to celebrate the life of the former militant leader who went into hiding since 2015 and invited eminent personalities, including renowned professor of English Literature, Professor Godini Darah, to discuss peace in the Niger Delta.
The atmosphere became charged when two leaders of the two factions of the IYC; the Eric Omare camp and the recently inaugurated Peretubo Oweilami camp met at the event. Omare, who arrived at the event, had been seated with some of the executive council members of his camp before the leaders of the other faction arrived.
The atmosphere turned violent when members of the Omare faction, who identified Oweilami and his entourage, tried to prevent him from entering the hall of the in Okuemi Hotels, Warri. The clash escalated into a scuffle and later the use of all manners of weapons, including guns, axes and broken bottles.
The order inside the hall was disrupted when some of the men involved in the fracas gained access and started charging at each other. The riotous atmosphere, which had already scared several guests, was later quelled after about 40 minutes by the law enforcement agents on guard duty.
Although there were no casualties as at the time of filing this report, many of the escaping guests, including journalists and other participants, reported loss of their personal effects like mobile phones.
Reacting to the sad development, factional president of the IYC, Eric Omare, who said he was not sure the disturbance was occasioned by members of the Ijaw youth body, said he would inquire to know what really happened.
“I don’t have details of what transpired minutes ago, but if they (the invaders) happened to be IYC members, I apologise for that, but I need to confirm if indeed they were IYC members.
“If factional IYC members tried coming in to disrupt an event to honour Tompolo, it is condemnable because they ought to know that Tompolo represents peace and they ought to conduct themselves in orderly manner,” he said.
However while delivering his lecture titled “Niger Delta Struggle and The Question of Ethnic Identity”, prior to the disturbance, Professor Darah noted that Tompolo would go down in the history of the Niger Delta struggle as a leading emancipator, who did all he could to get what belongs to his people for them from oppressive powers.
“The Niger Delta is strategic to the development and survival of the world because it hosts very unique features and resources. It’s time for us to embrace and work together as one people. Niger Delta will be like Dubai if the people agreed to work together as one. After nearly 60 years of petitions, conflicts and warfare, there appears to be some channels of opportunities for a peaceful and just resolution of the Niger Delta conflict.
“The emergence of the Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF) in August, 2016, provided this channel of opportunity. This is the first time in many decades that different organizations and activists from different ethnic groups in the Niger Delta ever came together in a joint platform to prosecute in the cause of the region”, he said.
Also delivering a second lecture, Prof. Harriman, an ardent supporter of Tompolo said, “The fifth columnist is the greatest challenge against the struggle. If you are among those trying to accentuate the oppression of the Niger Delta people by those who steal their wealth, desist from it. Tompolo is not a militant. He does not need amnesty anymore. The people accusing him are the militant against Nigeria’s wheel of progress.”
Kaduna investors demand release of N4bn trapped in GFI ponzi-scheme
About 60,000 investors in Kaduna who lodged their money with Cash Flow Global Fund Investment (GFI) have demanded immediate disbursement of their N4bn trapped in a bank.
Speaking to newsmen in Kaduna on behalf of the Group of investors, the Chairman, Mr, Saddat Mahmood said they learnt that EFCC blocked their money because the manager of the GFI investment, Dr. Philemon Ibrahim Gora, did not register with Security and Exchange Commission (SEC).
According to Mahmood, Gora was operating with over seven billion naira which had exceeded the amount which drew the attention of EFCC.
The investors stressed that they were made told that the investigation had been concluded and their names were submitted as a proof that they are the owners of the money.
Mahmood also said that the present Attorney General of the Federation, Malami Abubakar had intervened and directed for the re-opening of the said account.
He said, “this shows that the federal government is a government that is sensitive to the sufferings of Nigerians and hoped that all those who are alive and those that are dead will be paid soon.”
Also speaking, the Public Relations Officer, Mr. Victor Bobai, assured that their dead members whose money were trapped in the bank will receive it through their next of kins.
Bobai stressed that any group saying there are representing anybody to get our money are fraudsters.
He praised the efforts of the regulator, the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) in widening the frontier of Takaful Insurance, adding that the business line remains one of the most thriving amongst the firm’s catalogue of products.
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