archiveMay 2021

Itel has entered the Android TV market with its new G-series Smart TVs, which have been released in Nigeria. The company has released four models in all, ranging in size from 32 to 55 inches. In this article we will be taking a  look at their features, specs, and expected...

The iTel P37 Pro is a higher-end version of the P37 and a direct upgrade to last year's P36 Pro LTE version. In terms of upgrades, the P37 Pro offers a larger display as well as a massive amount of internal storage. The device features a 6.8-inch IPS screen with...

Itel's Power (P) series recently added two new affordable smartphones. The Itel P37 and P37 Pro smartphones are the two models available. The iTel P37 is the immediate successor of last year's iTel P36 model. The new model has a newer Android OS out of the box and has a...

Few hours ago, a military Beachcraft 350 plane crashed at Kaduna International Airport, killing all eight people on board, including Lt. Gen. Ibrahim Attahiru, the recently appointed Chief of Army Staff. The ill-fated plane crashed near the airport's runway at 6 p.m., according to the PUNCH. Akin Olateru, the Nigerian...

The reports of Shekau's death during a clash with members of the Islamic State in West African Province (ISWAP) are yet to be confirmed by the Nigerian military. It was reported that there was a heated gun battle between members of Boko Haram and members of ISWAP on Wednesday around the...

In this post, we will show you the Top 5 Richest Musicians in Nigeria 2021 And Their Net Worth. Starting from 5 to count down. These guys rock the Nigerian Music industry. Music, as we all know, has been paying heavily in Nigeria in recent time hence, an average youth...

Who are the Richest Rappers in Nigeria 2021? Rap is essentially a combination of music, rhythm, and catchy lyrics. It has been there for a few years in Nigeria, and the younger generation has become accustomed to it. Professional rappers have created a successful career out of it, and Nigerian rappers...

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has banned the sale and use of GSM network boosters (for mobile connectivity) especially by banks, residents, government agencies, among others to improve telecommunications services. According to a memo released via NCC’s official Twitter account, the use of GSM booster remains illegal in Nigeria, except...